2023 Spring Training Guide – What You Need To Know

We are just a few weeks from “Play Ball” being announced at baseball stadiums across the valley. The warm sunshine, peanuts and great baseball draws people from all over the country to take in one of the many Spring Training games offered in Arizona during the month of March.

Mark your calendars because the Cactus League Spring Training Opening Day is set for Friday, February 24. Fifteen Major League Baseball teams will participate in the annual preseason training and games across ten different stadiums in Arizona.

“Generations of baseball fans have fallen in love with Arizona, and they return year after year,” said Bridget Binsbacher, Cactus League Executive Director “This year, we are stressing that local fans have a great opportunity to attend games early in the season, before the influx of out-of-state visitors, which occurs in mid-March.”

Reportedly ticket demand isn’t as high in the early weeks of Spring Training, so everyone is encouraged to take advantage enjoying baseball during Arizona’s most beautiful time of the year. The season will run through Tuesday, March 28.

Below are details on all the Cactus League ballparks to catch Spring Training this season!

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
7555 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale
You can cheer on two team favorites at this ballpark. Salt River Fields is home to both the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies.
Single-game lawn seating starts at $15.
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Scottsdale Stadium 
7408 E. Osborn Road, Scottsdale
Home to the San Francisco Giants
General admission tickets start at $13, and there’s a wide range of concessions offerings.
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Sloan Park
2330 W. Rio Salado Pkwy., Mesa
One of the most popular ballparks to catch a Spring Training game at, the Chicago Cubs call Mesa’s Sloan Park home. This ballpark is the largest Cactus League ballpark in Arizona with 15,000 seats.
Tickets range from $15 for general admission lawn to $88 for infield box on select days.
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Hohokam Stadium
1235 N. Center St., Mesa
The Oakland Athletics batter up at Hohokam Stadium in Mesa.
Lawn seats start at just $10.
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Surprise Stadium
15850 N. Bullard Ave., Surprise
The Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers fans can catch their teams play in Surprise. The venue has seats for 10,500 baseball fans in the stands and 3,000 out on the lawn. $8 lawn tickets are available.
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Tempe Diablo Stadium
2200 W. Alameda Dr., Tempe
The oldest Cactus League facility has seen a lot of games over the years and it is also where the Los Angeles Angels play their home games. The facility was built in 1968 and was renovated in 2005.
Single-game tickets range from $15 to $55 each.
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Camelback Ranch
10710 W. Camelback Road, Phoenix
Two teams that draw great crowds from their fans are the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox who spend Spring time at Camelback Ranch.
This stadium holds 13,000 people and serves up helmet nachos and Dodger/Chicago dogs because that is what the fans are craving!
Lawn tickets start at $10.
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American Family Fields of Phoenix
3805 N. 53rd Ave., Phoenix
Check out the Milwaukee Brewers on the west side of town.
Tickets start at $12 for lawn seating with field and diamond boxes around $30-$45 per ticket.
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Goodyear Ballpark
1933 S. Ballpark Way, Goodyear
One of the newer Cactus League facilities finished in 2009 calls home to the Cleveland Guardians and Cincinnati Reds. Kids are invited to run the bases after every on Sundays. The ballpark will celebrate Fan Appreciation Day on March 26.
Ticket prices vary.
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Peoria Sports Complex
16101 N. 83rd Ave., Peoria
Catch a Seattle Mariners or San Diego Padres game in Peoria.
Tickets range from $20-$50.
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