This place is flat out terrible and cannot hold a candle to the East Valley ballparks. I don't know where these 4-star reviews are coming from.\n\n1.) You are forced to park on premesis which means you have to pay for parking. \n\nOther stadiums let you park about town and walk without fear of getting a ticket, etc.\n\n2.) The walk from the parking lot to the stadium is very long. \n\nIf you go to the game without a ticket you will need to park and then head back out into the street to find people selling tickets (they aren't allowed to sell on stadium property) and then walk back to the stadium where you just came from. At other stadiums you park and then walk by numerous people selling tickets by the time you reach the stadium entrance. \n\n3.) It is not handicap accessible. \n\nAfter parking you walk down a long gravel winding path which would be hell in a wheelchair or arduous on crutches. It could be arduous for the elderly period. It winds around a lake that looks more fake than any of the man made lakes in Tempe.\n\n4.) It's a new stadium built to look old, but not vintage.\n\nRust colored metal reminiscent of a ski resort or a Colorado lodge. \nA far cry from when Baltimore built the Ballpark at Camden Yards to look vintage.\n\n5.) Bad value.\n\nTicket prices were the highest I experienced. Maybe the others raised theirs too and I didn't realize it, but I've gotten better seats at Giants, Cubs and Angels games for less money.\n\nThis place looks like a college campus, which it pretty much is for two baseball teams. Angles, Cubs and Giants offer better value and a better game day atmosphere.\n\nGo back to Vero Beach and take the White Sox with you. If one's not a Dodgers or Pale Hose fan how could anyone honestly say this is a fan-friendly spring training facility?\n\nThere's too much in the East Valley for me to venture out that far again.