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    Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

    4.1 (285 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Chantel C.

    Nothing beats great weather, friends, food and spring training! I sat 2nd row near 3rd base behind the dugout. It was slightly warm as this part is uncovered. If you're a person who needs shade sit near home plate or 1st base. They also have lawn seating where you can bring a blanket and pick a spot. Plenty of food and drink options and a fruit kabobs which I've never had at a game via vendor! Parking is very organized and so is the entry. Do yourself a favor and catch a game or 2 and get a hotdog!

    Steven W.

    Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is one of the most enjoyable spring training venues I've visited. The setting is beautiful, with modern architecture surrounded by desert scenery, and the entire complex feels open, relaxed, and easy to navigate. The sightlines are great from every seat, the atmosphere is friendly and laid‑back, and the game experience feels intimate in the best way. Food options are solid, staff is welcoming, and parking is surprisingly smooth for busy game days. Overall, it's the perfect place to spend a sunny Arizona afternoon watching baseball.

    Texas tailgaters
    Roni K.

    Attended a Savanah Banana game. Food was great. Sound system was great. Get seats in the shade to make sure you stay cool OR wear light colored clothing and sun screen. Water is 6.50 per bottle.. water should NOT be that expensive!

    Rockies v. Royals
    James M.

    While our group didn't try any of the food or drinks, we enjoyed the experience of sitting in the outfield grassy area, enjoying the warm weather, and spring training game.

    Reds/Diamondbacks (3/14/25)
    Travis T.

    We are fortunate enough to have spring training here in Arizona. This is one of the nicer spring training ballparks in the Cactus League. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is the spring training home of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies. The stadium opened in 2011 and holds around 11,000 people. Before that, both teams played their spring training games in Tucson. I come here often to see the Diamondbacks play. I enjoy the intimate feel of spring training games where you can see the players up close behind the dugout and in the bullpen as they warm up. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is right off the 101 and is a great place for families. It is located next to Talking Stick Resort and Casino Arizona which is owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. I am a lawn seat guy. I like to grab a dog and drink and just chill in the grass. There are lots of concession stands and vendors that walk around. I enjoy the variety of southwestern cuisine that they offer here. There are vendors that sell your normal baseball favorites like hot dogs, peanuts, churros, nachos, and other snacks. There are also a couple of beer gardens and local favorites like Someburros, Streets of New York and Zoyo Neighborhood Yogurt. Local legend Luis Gonzales has a stand named after him called Gonzo's Grill. I love me a good Sonoran Dog when I come here. Both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies have their own separate team shops. They also sell Cactus League merchandise. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick hosts several events throughout the year when they aren't hosting baseball games.

    The facilities at this field are so clean and beautiful. I had a great time watching a spring training game here with some family. Also I find it really cool that you can get so close to the bullpen.

    Carly M.

    My favorite time of the year! Salt River Fields is my favorite Spring Training facility. Home to the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rookies Major League Baseball teams. There's plenty of parking around the stadium. If you don't mind walking you can park in some free spots. It's very clean and organized. Seems like there's more food vendors this year. Kona coffee, Açaí bowls, Island Noodles, Cactus popcorn, etc. There's two nice sized team stores for each team. Wish they carried more women's small and medium sizes. The main thing to note when buying tickets is that if you are in the Colorado Rookies home size you will likely be in the shade. Most of the lower level seats on the home Arizona Diamondback size will be in the sun. Fun place but get your food early or you will be waiting in line a long time.

    Jolie F.

    One of my favorite spring training parks! Diamond backs and Rockies are the home teams at this super modern stadium! Like other stadiums, they stadium off area for picnic, seats with cushions and seats without cushions. Good views from all seats! As for drinks there are a good array of refreshing both alcoholic and non alcoholic. Places to get beer, wine, cocktails, hard seltzers and more. Something for everyone! Good options are typical of ballparks, nothing special. Parking is for a fee at this stadium: 20-40 dollars for parking.

    Sam E.

    This venue is stunning. Officially my favorite ballpark in major or minor league baseball. The mountain views are stunning. There are plenty of places to sit stand out of the sun. The staff has been so friendly and helpful especially towards an outsider.

    $16
    Brad W.

    Just checked my 2022 review and prices are up of course. Lawn ticket - $30 plus Margarita at the new Some Burros - $16 Lowest parking- $10 Best place to stand and watch game. Go to the Some Burros area. Get a new pretzel vendor too. Dbacks win on March 1st. 8-4.

    View from our seats
    Curt H.

    Chill environment Great sight lines Best deal is lawn seat and move around once in the stadium Limited draft beer Bratwurst with onions and peppers better than most baseball stadium sausage Great play areas for the kids

    Booths and you guessed it! More mud
    Jessamy P.

    This is based on my first visit to this venue for Panda Fest. There had been rain in the forecast for over a week, yet no precautions had been taken to prevent it from becoming a giant MUDPIT. The event was rain or shine so everyone was just putting up with it, but I couldn't stay. I had brought my 3 year old in an umbrella stroller and pushing it through inches of mud was horrible. I kept getting stuck, there were no pathways laid out anywhere and tons of puddles. Luckily (being from Seattle) I wore boots because of the weather. Most of the Arizonans were forced to PURCHASE shoe covers to try to prevent their feet from getting soaked. There was little seating and I was sweating from trying to drag the stroller through the mud. With relation the this festival, lots of vendors but paying $17 a person to get in and then every single booth Charging at least $15 for small food or drink was ridiculous. I would prefer to sample smaller amounts from more places but they dont have that option.

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    Angie K.

    This ballpark is always on our list for spring training! Great atmosphere and amenities.

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    Ask the Community - Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

    So you take cash?

    I know before the pandemic they cash at SRF. I have not been to a Spring Training game there yet this year so I am not sure if they are due to the pandemic.

    Can you tailgate in the parking lot here?

    Yes, you are able to tailgate. Gates open 2 hours before event.

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