The stadium was super cute and lots of parking available ($5 cash only)…read more The food was a bit pricey but that's to be expected at any stadium. We got a brat and a water and it was $20. There are drinking fountains for free throughout though. The shade shifted throughout the game so the seats all had their share but the lawn seating was in direct sun the whole time. Staff was all very friendly and the stadium was very clean! Will be returning!

Had a great time watching the A's play the Guardians yesterday and we enjoyed this stadium…read more Parking was $5 - cash only. They had security and police at the gates and the employees scanning tickets were friendly. Once inside, we made our way to the lawn area, claimed our spots, and put our blankets down. There is no shade whatsoever out in the lawn areas so be prepared to get some sun. We bought a few drinks and snacks. Three beers, one soda, one iced matcha, a hot dog, and an order of chicken tenders. The game was entertaining but sadly the A's lost.

My encounter with the ticket agent was ok. She answered my most pressing question, "will the new…read morepark accept credit cards at concession stands?" with a resounding "of course." Yeah! I like buying tickets in person to avoid the crazy fees per ticket when doing via phone or on-line. (For example, $3 per ticket on a $12 lawn seat!) When I walked away though, something felt weird. I had the tickets, & my stub of a receipt. It wasn't until later that it occurred to me, "no envelope!" She'd just handed them to me, loose, as if I were going to be right away presenting them for entry. It's interesting - the things you get used to. Envelope, please.

When traveling, purchase tickets however you can. Online or by phone. Granted the process is a…read morelittle daunting for the Cubs. Weird might be a better word. That being said. Good thing I purchased the tickets early. The game was sold out. Got a voice confirmation, followed up to confirm again, got a confirmation number, saved it and presented it to the cheery girl behind the window the day of the game. No problem.

8/22/26 The what & why…read moreEnjoyed the company friends for the Diamondbacks vs Cincinnati Reds in honor of my late father, an annual tradition for me. He enjoyed the game when I brought him every season like he did with me at Shea stadium for my NY Mets vs the Reds. To Celebrate properly this year I scored a great four seat table at the balconies edge in the Cold Beers & Cheese Burgers Chase Field. We were dead center next to the King and Queens recliners. From our perch the game view was outstanding and our service was equally fantastic! Service 5/5++ Rating was influenced by server Julia's hustling up and down the stairs and always being cheerful. She was very attentive covering our row first row of tables. Food 5/5 Solid stadium food. The restaurants offering isn't the full menu you might enjoy at their traditional locations but they hit the favorites. Burgers cooked to order, small bites and some deserts items. Included in each ticket price was a $40 food credit which kept us in our seats watching the game. Thanks Julia for helping make our evening at the game memorable. I call Ball & Strikes There were issues which prevented our experience from being perfect. It was too hot. The HVAC was lacking. I've never experienced this in any of my seating locations before. For next season I purchased series season tickets on level one off the concourse and hope we can enjoy games with better temps during the summer. Go Diamondbacks & my original home team NY Mets! Let's play ball my friends-SYOY!

We attended a last minute game vs the dodgers on the 8th of August. As you know around this time…read moretemperatures outside is about 115 degrees. Well when you get tickets in the 300 level, the AC doesn't appear to work and therefore we were miserable the whole time. Next time I won't bug tickets in the 300 level.

Please's and Thank you's, come back again soon's abound…read more Parking was easy although 5 bucks, but as you enter crossing the road on the ped bridge everything falls into place. The updated digs for ASU Sun Devil Baseball are great. Its the perfect size. Its obvious they want to please because everyone is chill and laid back, and that Pro Em style of security was very welcome. grab a beer, some popcorn, a dog, even a great Ice cream cone. A big Devils win!!!! helped with the mood but over all, everyone was doing their job well. The grass was green, and the night lights bright.

Nothing like 72 degree weather in February and some baseball. The tickets are not bad prices and…read morethe atmosphere is great.

It's the Cardinals training facility... what's NOT TO like?! :D…read more 1 of the biggest Cardinals fans here, just excited that I've had the opportunity to go here before! (:

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

We attended family night and the place was packed. Fortunately parking was not too bad and we just…read morehad a short walk to the stadium. I immediately got in line at the concession stand and ordered 2 frozen lemonades ($7+ each), popcorn, pretzel, and nachos. The nacho cheese that comes with the pretzel and chips did not taste good to us. Everything else was good. The staff was all friendly and nice. We needed a new spoon and a staff member was able to help us get one instead waiting in the long concession line. We sat behind home plate and the view was great!

I was there for a softball tournament this weekend. When we got in on Friday Tempe has a pouring…read morerain and hail storm. Apparently, the grounds crew does not know how to cover a field. The infield was tarp-ed but they forgot to cover the left field foul area. So after the pouring rain and the games moved to the next day the left field foul area was coned off and declared out of bounds and dead ball area. The grounds crew dropped the ball. The tickets were $10 per day and there were no programs. oops!. Hot Coffee $5 for a regular size coffee and it was luke warm. Holy crap! more than Starbucks. Well everything at the concession stand was $5 even a bag of sunflower seed. The concession people should wear masks and carry weapons they are robbing the customers. When you come into the stadium they make you get rid of all your drinks either they are under TSA directives, or they expect all people to have spiked drinks, or they want to make you by the $5 coffee soda, or water. The outfield fences are short 210 ft in straight center and 202 down the line. No wonder the ASU team has hit over 40 homers this season already. The best part of the stadium is that the PA plays great music.

So much fun! Once upon a time a very long time ago when I first moved here I was actually in the…read moreFiesta Bowl. Times have changed and this bowl game and events are huge now. I do a lot of work within the local community and the Fiesta Bowl is very involved in Local Az charity, schools and locals. I have been marching in the parade the last few years with a community band. I always have so much fun. This year it was a bit rough since it was a 22 hour day. I marched the parade then ran down to work at the stadium and catch the game. Everyone was wonderful from the Fiesta Bowl committee members, the game was amazing, good vibes. I was tired afterwards but definitely memorable times. It is a large event and this year it was oversold due to the championship game and popular teams. They actually added more seats. They also opened the doors early so it takes a lot to put it on. Can it be better? I suppose. I heard they had some ADA shuttle issues but I am sure they will fix that for next year. In the meantime, if you go, bring your patience and enjoy all the local, weeklong events. Remember when you go to a stadium with 70K people you might have to leave your entitlement at home.

This is always a fun game to attend around the new year. We are fortunate here in the Valley to be…read morea part of the college playoff bowl system. The Fiesta Bowl has been in existence since 1971 and was hosted by Sun Devil Stadium until they moved to State Farm Stadium in 2007. There have been a handful of college national champions decided at this bowl. In 1998, the Fiesta Bowl hosted the first BCS National Championship Game. Out of all the teams in college football, Ohio State has made more appearances than any other team. I attended my first Fiesta Bowl in 1997 when I received free tickets to the game. Since 2000, I have been a Fiesta Bowl season ticket holder and have attended almost every game since then with my good friend from college. I also at times volunteer to be a balloon handler in the Fiesta Bowl parade. I love the Fiesta Bowl organization and all the charity work that they do in this community. They are currently sponsored by Playstation. They used to be sponsored by Tostitos and we would get a free chips and salsa when we attended the game. One of my favorite things to do is to tailgate in the parking lot and party with fans that travel here from other schools. There have been so many memorable games over the years. One of the most memorable games I attended was the 2003 BCS title game in which Ohio St beat Miami in double overtime. It is also nice to look back and see how many future NFL stars I have seen play in the Fiesta Bowl over the years like Andrew Luck, Tim Tebow, Colt McCoy, Trevor Lawrence & Joe Borrow. I'm a huge college football fan and have enjoyed this holiday tradition of going to the Fiesta Bowl for the past 20 years. I look forward to many more games in the future.

Its a good open course race. Never the same spots to collect tickets. I have not won anything but…read moreit's still fun to do these things.

I LOVE this event! Whether you're a serious runner, just…read moregetting started, or a walker looking to change up your routine, Adventure Run is a great event. The best part about it, other than being completely FREE, is that it isn't a set course or distance so everyone, regardless of ability, can participate. You start off by going through a mini expo and trying out gear, tasting samples, or checking out various local races and you get to earn raffle tickets as you go along. Then, they drop a map and it's up to you to find as many of those checkpoints listed as possible in an hour to get even more raffle tickets. Fast runners can go the distance and get a great, fun workout, while walkers are still able to get to the closer checkpoints. At the end of the hour, everyone returns to Road Runner Sports for a huge raffle! The prizes never disappoint and always include a free pair of shoes for some winners! I also love that you can get delicious craft beer at this event for $1 a pint and that all goes to charity! Let's face it, what other point is there to running than having a cold beer at the end. I can't imagine a better way to spend an otherwise boring Thursday night! All the runners are so friendly and it's so easy to meet new people and make new friends! I always recommend it to people who are new in town and this is Phoenix; there's always someone new in town ;-) My tip would be to register ahead of time to get an extra raffle ticket at check in. They also have this event at the Scottsdale store so that makes for 2 great Thursdays a month!