There is nothing quite like the smell of freshly cut grass in the outfield or the aroma of a brat with fried onions when you are walking around the concourse looking for your seat. Baseball has a way of permeating all of your senses.
Within this section of the web site you will find all the information you need for your visit to the ballpark. You can find reviews and an in-depth look at the stadiums and all the amenities that they have to offer. This includes things to see at the ballpark before and after the game.
Besides information about the Diamondbacks regular season home, you will find information about the Spring Training facilities and schedules for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
If you have never experienced Cactus League baseball, you don't know what you are missing.
The small crowds and beautiful spring Arizona weather make this the destination of choice during the spring months. Don't forget to pack your camera and some sunscreen. The desert sun can wreak havoc on those who have been bottled up inside all winter.
Since the team's inception they have made their home in three places:
Chase Field |
Tucson Electric Park |
Salt River Fields |
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Originally Bank One Ballpark, Chase Field has been the regular season and post season home of the Arizona Diamondbacks since 1998. Located in downtown Phoenix in Copper Square, it was one of the first retractable roof stadiums in Major League Baseball allowing games to be played outdoors in the cooler months and indoors during the Arizona summer. Within this section you will find facts and information about this ballpark and its amenities. |
Tucson Electric Park became the Spring Training home for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 1998. It was built to be shared by the Diamondbacks and the Chicago White Sox. At the time there were three teams training in Tucson including the Colorado Rockies. When the White Sox left for Glendale it started a chain reaction with all Cactus League teams leaving after the 2010 season. Here you will find information and history of Diamondbacks baseball in Tucson. |
In February 2011 the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies began playing at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick located on Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC). This was the first Major League Baseball facility built on Indian land. Located in Scottsdale AZ, Salt River Fields has become a destination and is generally acknowledged as the premiere spring training facility. Here you will find information and history of the venue. |
