Stadium is nice. Food choices are really good, and easy to find your seat but parking is only…read moredisorganized part. I would Uber.

Fucking embarrassing!!! Michael Bidwill needs to sell…read morethe team!!! It's obvious he doesn't want to do what is needed to win and Arizona is tired of believing and wasting our time with the shitty product you continually put on the field!!! Michael Bidwill, you suck sir!!!

Lovely, easy breasy experience card hunting here. The folks are always nice, never pushy, and…read morethere's a great selection of new sets, vintage EN/JP singles and graded Pokemon cards. They also have binders with less expensive cards which has been great for filling out sets I am trying to complete!

I've spent thousands at this store over the last year and generally accepted that some prices run a…read morebit high because stores need to make money. Recently I found a Charizard card marked at $11 that appeared significantly undervalued compared to market price, even considering the minor print lines. When I went to purchase it, the employee took the card to the back for several minutes and then returned saying the owner had already sold it online. They weren't able to show the sold listing or provide any verification. Maybe it truly had sold elsewhere already, but the situation felt poorly handled and honestly damaged my trust as a longtime customer. Inventory mistakes happen, but transparency matters.

Attended the 2026 D-backs field trip day. It was fun and the game was great. The staff were so…read moresweet and helpful. My only complaint--the same with all venues--is the price of food and drinks. $7-9 for a bottle of water is insane and will never be okay!

Somebody open a window because it's about to get smug in here…read more I don't want to see the Arizona Diamondbacks getting anything besides five-stars because this is truly a fifty-star team! Making Arizona their home in 1998, this team has shown so much heart. Since their debut, the Diamondbacks have won two Wild Card Series, five NL West division titles, two NL pennants, and the 2001 World Series. I remember watching them win the World Series in 2001. That feeling of pride was something I'll never forget and before 2023, I wondered if we'll ever get that feeling again. After beating the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 in Game 7 of the 2023 NLCS, the Arizona Diamondbacks returned to the World Series for the first time since 2001 against the Texas Rangers in October of 2023. They lost the series 4-1 at home in Arizona but I was proud of them. They weren't even supposed to be there! How can I be disappointed when I had counted them out prior to the wild card berth? And while we had a promising 2024, having scored the most runs in the 2024 season with 886, having the best on-base percentage, and were second in batting average and slugging percentage, they couldn't quite clench a spot but hey, here's to a stellar 2024 season. Proud Arizonan right here. I often say it's hard being an Arizona sports fan but I love me my Diamondbacks. Catch a live game if you can. It's always a fun time and our stadium has A/C and a retractable roof!

Been a fan since the team moved here…read more The first 5 seasons, I would ride my bike over to Sun Devil Stadium and get tickets from scalpers if I didn't already secure some from friends. Then my wife and I bought our season tickets in 1993, and we have been enjoying gameday experiences ever since. Of course, the new stadium was a big change, and we have seen so many fun games at the new place. We enjoy the cooler weather to start the seasons but wish the roof was open more than it has been. The whole point of the roof was to provide us with a cool place to play in the hottest months when the seasons start. Then it is supposed to be open the rest of the time. Playing in the building with the roof closed when the outside weather is beautiful makes no sense. Football is generally supposed to be played outdoors, IMHO. Kind of stuffy to play it in an industrial building with a closed roof. We have met many new friends since the games shifted over to Glendale and still see many friends from the SDS days. There's just something about the gameday experience and supporting the Cards in person that a big screen TV at home cannot compete with. Love that they have added some better drink options over the years so we can drink some non-soda drinks, like lemonade and Vitamin Water. Great popcorn deals as well. See you at a game soon and best of luck on the 50/50 drawing.

Season ticket holder 22165742…read more My experience with the Cardinals was horrible, and I would not recommend the franchise to anyone. The organization assigned me three different customer service representatives in one year but I could not rely on any of them to follow up and keep me updated about my purchase. After I had placed a deposit on tickets, I was told by the sales agent that I could have four ADA-compliant seats - but when I went back to select them, there were none. Rather than finding us a solution, they asked if my daughter could walk down stairs. This violates the accessibility guidelines. When I asked for a refund because of the misleading information provided to me, they told me that there were no exceptions to their no-refund policy. I was provided a workaround: my daughter would sit in a separate section (section 106) while the other three of us sat in different sections. However, for many of the games, that section was occupied by individuals who did not appear to have mobility issues, and the staff refused to do anything about it. Now we have asked for a refund for credit owed, and the last correspondence was 3/18. Save your money.

Beware. The management is misleading. They don't get back to you and avoid emails and phone calls…read more Coaching is below average... Don't expect your young children to come out ahead learning how to become a better player. I would not recommend Phoenix Rising to any family. Plenty of other clubs to check out, don't waste your money.

They charge a lot of fees. I think their fees should be nixed. Get it. Fees. Nixed…read more The club need to be in MLS and I think sooner or later they certainly will be. And they're connected to Drogba and that makes them even more appealing. This is an amazing field where the Phoenix Rising play and it's an amazing atmosphere especially in the supporters section. One of the best atmospheres in the US for soccer outside MLS and this team needs to be in MLS as soon as possible. One of my favourite things is that all the supporters in the supporters section have a strong left-wing passion and they even have a banner sign that says immigrants welcome or refugees welcome or something. Really wonderful work from all of them. And lots of hot people come here to watch games. So Phoenix isn't the only thing Rising if you know what I mean. They lost points for the recent racism scandal, though.

Phoenix Suns…read more Followed this team since their inception in 1968, watch some of the best players like Connie Hawkins, Charles Barkley, Steve Nash, etc play here. This team has been to the finals 3 times but still has not won the championship. This is the true hometown team, it was an was a team we all grew up with team and our loyalty will not change

The Suns organization knows how to put on a show for the stadium crowd and I was totally there for…read moreit! It felt like there was some kind of attraction or hype moment every five minutes, constant energy, no dead air. I still don't fully get the connection to the gorilla mascot, but honestly? That gorilla is wildly entertaining. Absolute chaos in the best way. Maybe he's just there to embody the intensity of a Phoenix sun, black and burnt to a crisp from the elements lol

Great seat layout makes every one able to see the action at home plate…read more Nice scoreboard that replicates digitally what an old time park scoreboard would look like. Of course the prices are astronomical for the food and beverages.

I'm a big sports fan. Football, basketball, tennis, and soccer are my go-tos. Baseball is a little…read morefarther down the pecking order but I've always enjoyed attending baseball games live. They're laid back and a fun social event. Since moving to Arizona a little over a year ago, I finally got around to checking out my first Diamondbacks Game with a group on a Tuesday evening at Chase Field. One of the downsides of this venue is that it's downtown. Which means parking isn't going to be easy. I pre-purchased parking for a decent price. If you're looking for parking when you arrive close to the stadium, you're going to get gouged by parking lots and garages with their event rates. If you're lucky, and you're willing to walk a little bit, you might be able to find some free street parking. That's what I'm going to try next time around. Now, let's get to the good stuff. Getting into the stadium was a breeze. There wasn't a line and you walk through metal detectors where you don't have to take anything out of your pockets. Always a plus. Once I got in, I was excited to check out another baseball stadium. Even though Chase Field was built a while back, the stadium is well maintained and looks newer than it is. We sat in the Banner Health area which is center field. Fantastic seats with great views of the game. The weather was perfect so they had the retractable roof open. When it's too hot (those Phoenix summers hit), they close the roof. Like most venues, you're going to be paying for overpriced food and drinks. That's no different here. I walked around the entire stadium to check out all of the food options. It's mostly your standard fare, and an assortment of mediocre chain restaurants. I wish the food options were a bit better (Minute Maid Stadium in Houston has better food options hands down). I ended up going with some honey chicken fries (loaded fries with hot honey chicken, bacon, and chives) from Four Point Brewing. While the fries had been pre-made and were lukewarm, they were quite good for stadium food. Good portion size too. Probably one of the star food options at Chase Field. Swing batter batter, swing!

The Phoenix Mercury aren't just a WNBA team, they're a beacon of strength, resilience, and…read moreunshakable sisterhood. Every time they step onto the court, they remind us what it means to be powerful women competing at the highest level with heart, tenacity, and unapologetic passion. From the legendary Diana Taurasi, whose leadership and fire have inspired a generation, to emerging stars bringing fresh energy to the game, the Mercury exemplify what it means to lead with grace and grit. They play with the kind of unity and drive that speaks to every woman who has ever been underestimated; and they do it with confidence and class. Off the court, the Mercury shine just as brightly. They've long been champions of social justice, LGBTQ+ visibility, and community empowerment. Their commitment to lifting others as they rise is not only admirable, it's essential. In a league filled with exceptional athletes, the Phoenix Mercury continue to raise the bar. They are fierce competitors, bold voices, and true role models, proving to girls and women everywhere that strength is beautiful, and leadership looks like them. If you're looking to be inspired, just watch a Mercury game. You'll see not just sports, but sisterhood. Not just wins, but a legacy in motion.

What a show! I sat in the noise bleeds and was able to see the Mercer vs Aces game with no…read morecomplaints. The crowd was wild! The arena is easy to navigate. There are food and beverage vendors throughout. And clean, spacious restrooms that's conveniently located. Accessible seating available.