Bright House Field, spring training home of the Philadelphia Phillies

BAYCARE BALLPARK

BayCare Ballpark is designed with a classic Floridian architectural style and has been the Spring Training home of the Philadelphia Phillies since 2004. It’s the third ballpark the Phillies have trained at in Clearwater since 1948. The ballpark features a 360-degree main concourse open to the playing field Group picnic areas, party suites, club seats

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Joker Marchant Stadium, Spring Training home of the Detroit Tigers

JOKER MARCHANT STADIUM

The 2017 Spring Training season will mark the Tigers 83rd season at “Tiger Town” in Lakeland, extending the longest-lasting relationship between a major league baseball team and a current Spring Training host city. Since 1934 the Tigers have been playing in Lakeland, moving into Joker Marchant Stadium in 1966. It opened with a seating capacity

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COOLTODAY PARK

The Braves spring training home is the newest ballpark in the Grapefruit League circuit. Named CoolToday Park, 8,000 seat ballpark opened in March 2019. The Braves previously hosted Spring Training at Champion Stadium near Orlando. In January 2017 the Braves announced they were going to build a new spring training complex in Sarasota. The ballpark

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McKenchie Field, Spring Training home of the Pittsburgh Pirates

LECOM PARK

Opening in 1923, the Spring Training home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, LECOM PARK, is the oldest stadium in the Grapefruit League. Built in 1923, its first tenant was the St. Louis Cardinals. The Pirates moved to the ballpark in 1969 and was originally named McKechnie Field after former Pirates manager Bill McKechnie. In the early

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Sloan Park, Spring Training home of the Chicago Cubs

SLOAN PARK

In 2014 the Chicago Cubs opened the newest ballpark in the Cactus League, providing fans a new ballpark to escape the wintry weather in Chicago. The $99 million ballpark has a total seating capacity of 15,000 with 9,200 permanent seats in the main seating area and additional seating in the outfield lawn and patio areas.

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Scottsdale Stadium, Spring Training home of the San Francisco Giants

SCOTTSDALE STADIUM

As one of the Cactus League’s leaders in attendance, the San Francisco Giants are one of the most desirable tickets during Spring Training in the Valley of the Sun. The Giants have played at Scottsdale Stadium since 1992. In 2006, it underwent its latest renovation when $23.1 million was spent adding a new deck and

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Surprise Stadium

SURPRISE STADIUM

The Surprise Recreation Campus is home to Surprise Stadium, that houses both the Kansas City Royals and the Texas Rangers. Each team has a 37,000 square foot clubhouse. Surprise Stadium opened in 2002 and has a seating capacity of 10,500. Each fall the ballpark is the home of the Surprise Rafters who play in the

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Tempe Diablo Stadium, Spring Training home of the Los Angeles Angles

TEMPE DIABLO STADIUM

The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have trained at Tempe Diablo Stadium for over two decades. The ballpark opened in 1968 and has a seating capacity of over 9,700. It has underwent two renovations, one in 1993 and the most recent before Spring Training in 2006. This renovation included a new facade, upgrading the clubhouse

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Hohokam Stadium, spring training home of the Oakland Athletics

HOHOKAM STADIUM

Formely known as Hohokam Park and as the Spring Training home of the Chicago Cubs, it is now called Hohokam Stadium and home of the Oakland Athletics. The Cubs moved from the ballpark to Sloan Park in 2014. The ballpark sat idle and was extensively renovated before becoming the Spring Training home of the Oakland

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Camelback Ranch, Spring Training home of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox

CAMELBACK RANCH

After more than five decades of training at Dodgertown in Florida, the Dodgers shifted their spring training home to Arizona in 2009. The Dodgers along with the Chicago White Sox moved to Camelback Ranch in February 2009. Named Camelback Ranch, the ballpark has a seating capacity of 13,000. It has the largest seating capacity in

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