Stadium Reviews

Lakeland may not have the fanfare of Miami, Orlando, or Tampa but it is definitely a solid venue to catch a spring training game. If you're in the Orlando area, take a drive down I-4 to see some great spring training baseball and see some present and future MLB stars.

Chase Field's new scoreboard, ribbon boards, and sound system are a clear indication that the Diamondbacks will remain in Phoenix for many years to come.

While American Family Fields of Phoenix lacks the bells and whistles found at many of the Cactus League parks, it does offer a great Midwestern atmosphere and an excellent food and beverage program.

Scottdale Stadium may be the oldest ballpark in the Cactus League, but it is more than ready to compete against the younger parks in the league.

Camelback Ranch is the largest spring training complex in the Cactus League. There is plenty to see and do, both before and after the games.

If you want to escape the cold weather for the warm embrace and hope of a new baseball season, Sloan Park is a must see ballpark.

Watching the Guardians play their spring training games in Goodyear, AZ provides a perfect afternoon or evening out.

The Colorado Rockies play their spring ball at the beautiful Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in Scottsdale, AZ.

The New York Mets have officially commenced construction on a $60 million player development complex in Port St. Lucie, a significant investment that underscores the team's commitment to building a brighter future. This cutting-edge facility, privately funded by owner Steve Cohen, is designed to enhance the training and performance capabilities of players at all developmental levels.

A new museum, the Arizona Baseball Museum, will open on February 21,2026 (just in time for Cactus League spring training!) in Mesa, Arizona.

We’ve all seen it happen, either in real life or on a SportsCenter highlight or TikTok reel – a couple is at a sporting event when, surprise, surprise, one of them drops down on one knee and pops the proverbial question.

The Senator John Heinz History Center is Pennsylvania’s largest history museum. Two floors of the History Center are devoted to the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum.

Busch Stadium is the home of the St. Louis Cardinals and offers beautiful views and plenty to do before and after the game.

For any fan of baseball, a trip to see the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park is an absolute must.

Steinbrenner Field is the temporary home of the Tampa Bay Rays of Major League Baseball.

Between the great views, fabulous food, and a great ballpark, every baseball fan should make the trip to Seattle and T-Mobile Park. It is well worth the effort.

Attending a Tigers game at Comerica Park is an event. The combination of a great atmosphere, a ton of food options, and a nice neighborhood make taking in a game here an must for the true baseball fan.

The majority of renovations at Rogers Centre are now complete as is the transition from stadium to ballpark. The Toronto Blue Jays experience remains strong, but the price has increased to go along with it. The improvements to Rogers Centre are definitely worth checking out.

Billed as the largest crowd ever for a regular season Major League Baseball game (91,032 attendees), the Speedway Classic at Bristol Motor Speedway got hit with the red flag after just seven batters came to the plate, due to rain.

League Park was the original home to Major League baseball in Cleveland. Parts of the ballpark have been preserved and restored, and are now home to the Baseball Heritage Museum.