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  • Yes, I do realize that Spring Training is over, and my review is already a couple of weeks late (or 11 months early, you decide). However, procrastination is the spirit that drives America (well, maybe not "drives" it, but helps is glide forward). So, you are not going to make me feel bad about not reviewing it sooner. Scottsdale Stadium is the best Spring Training facility in the Cactus League. It really makes you feel like you're at a miniature version of a major league ballpark. On Sundays, it's not unusual for 13,000 fans to witness a spring training game at Scottsdale Stadium. That's quite a crowd. Frankly, I don't understand why the City of Scottsdale offers free parking around the ballpark. Don't get me wrong, it's very nice, but it creates unnecessary complications. Since parking spots are free, people take advantage of them and park their cars in those lots for days at a time. If you get to a weekend game less than 60 minutes prior to first pitch, prepare to circle the block for a while. Charge people $5-$10, and the problem would go away. At least those parking lots are close to Old Town Scottsdale, so you can always stop by some establishment for an adult beverage before and/or after the game. The ballpark itself, though, is a delight. Every seat on the infield offers a remarkable view of the action. Even the very top row is the equivalent of maybe row 30 at any other ballpark. You're right on top of the diamond, and you can watch the plays develop. Besides, the infield upper box is in the shade. For people like me who always bring SPF 1000 sunblock to the game, the overhang is a lifesaver. The food here is pretty good, too. The wok noodles are pretty amazing; what a delightful treat. The rest of the food is traditional ballpark food at traditional ballpark prices. Just ask the friendly ushers what you should have for lunch, and they will point you in the right direction. When the game gets into the later innings, don't be afraid to move around. Tired of the shade and want to get some sun? Move to another spot. Want to spread out and take a nap in the shade? No one will yell at you for taking their seat. Yep, Dorothy, we're not at Yankee Stadium anymore. Overall, Scottsdale Stadium is a 5-star facility, and it's a must-visit establishment on your Cactus League tour.
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