Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

I'll start with a shout out to their guest services team. My friend's dad required some additional support and the staff here was amazing. It started with a lift from the parking lot and continued with wheelchair service to accessible seats. They checked in with them frequently to make sure they had everything they needed and even set up a time to come back for pick up back to the car. Outside of this, it was my first Spring Training game and I loved the vibe. It's nice to come to a smaller stadium to feel right up front and center to the game. It took no time at all to get through the security gates and we were at our seat in minutes. There were a number of food options and I like that the stadium gives a nod to the Rockies home field with their berry kebobs on sale! Beer prices for a local draft were much better than the usual MLB markup so no complaints there! Awesome field experience. I got lucky with a shady day but I imagine the seats do get pretty hot once the sun is blaring, so scope out seat views if you're worried about getting some shade!

Just checked my 2022 review and prices are up of course.Lawn ticket - $30 plusMargarita at the new Some Burros - $16Lowest parking- $10Best 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.

Went to Salt River Fields at Talking Stick to attend a free college baseball game with my parents and my boyfriend. This event was part of the Arizona Strong Beer Festival that took place the next day, which we also attended as part of mine and my boyfriend's birthday weekend. This game, the Arizona Wildcats were playing against the California Golden Bears (UC Berkeley). This is where I learned that the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies hold their spring training sessions here.We picked up our enthusiast early wristband here and had all access to their Pepsi Party Deck, which was located on the third floor. Our wristband guaranteed early admittance to the next day's beer festival. However, we did not stay for the entire duration of the game, as we had some friends that live in Phoenix that wanted to meet us for dinner later that night. It's not a big stadium so the turnout not including the party deck wasn't huge. The view of the baseball field from the party deck was phenomenal!We stayed at a hotel directly across the street, which was a huge plus for us because it was within walking distance. While it was walking distance to the festival, we actually had to drive to get to the entrance to the game. We ended up sampling a few beers from a few different breweries that were there, such as Lumberyard Brewing from Flagstaff and Old Ellsworth Brewing from Queen Creek. But one of my favorites that were here was Six Byrd Cider Co. from Phoenix. I really liked their apple cider! A whiskey shot sampling booth was also available, but my boyfriend is the bigger whiskey fan than me, so he got to try them for himself.While it was a short visit, we had a wonderful time here and it was a great way to get ready for the actual festival!

This was our second year attending Enchant Christmas in Scottsdale, the super Christmas'y event occurring in the month of December. Last year we paid, but this year we won tickets through Yelp! Thank you Bailey L!We highly recommend attending if you're looking to put some jingle-jingle-jingle in your ole Kris Kringle.The maze of lights is spectacular, and if you're yearly medical deductible is all paid up, then slap on a pair of ice skates and hit the "real ice" rink.There are vendors galore and even a food court if you're feeling famished.This review would be 5-star, but their drinks suck. Well, we only had two, the red Christmas Punch and the blue Raspberry Lemonade.I totally forgot, and bought $40 worth. Then I totally remembered after the first sip.If it's going to be raining when you visit, then the $40 valet parking is well worth the upgrade vs the $15 cost to self-park in a puddle.I also did a 5k event here a while back, and it was great!

The ambiance is wonderful, everyone is so cheerful and the lights are gorgeous. We were here right at dark, and on a weeknight, so it wasn't too busy. There are plenty of food options, burger ($11.50), hot dog ($6), fries ($6), they had food options all around the 2nd floor too- empanadas, loaded potatoes, pretzels etc. prices are high but there are alot of options. Beer was $8-9, wine $10 and they had a variety of mixed drinks (including light up cups). If you have little ones, they have all sorts of enticing items, $5 artisan candy canes, hot chocolate, stuffed animals, light up toys; you won't get out of here without dropping some serious $$! There are also many booths selling ornaments and other goodies for adults. The maze was fun, and everyone was enjoying finding all the missing toys. We enjoyed wandering around and enjoyed the music and lights. We purchased the parking in advance and were parked wwaaaayyy out in a back unpaved field, it was a long walk.

They have lots of parking spaces and parking lots. It is important to read where the closest parking will be and what lots they are planning on using for the event that you will attend. The restroom stalls are numerous, and I liked that they had automatic soap dispensers and sinks. It would be nice if the paper towel dispenser was the same. You need to pull it, but the paper towel might not dispense.

Parking well organized w energetic workers. Friendly ticket takers and quick entry. Great seats w enough leg room. Food was hot and tasty. Loved the stadium cup for my soda pop. The crowd was fun too.

Uninformed employees and terrible food. We bought valet parking for a game and were told literally five different versions of the location of where to go from different parking attendants. Total fiasco and never did find the valet lot. Ended up paying $15 on top of the valet fee I already paid just to park instead of continuing to drive aimlessly. The security staff at the facility is great. Friendly, professional, diligent. Once inside the food is atrocious. Cold hot dogs, cold burgers, and condiment dispensers empty 40 minutes before first pitch. We love ball park food but this was literally the worst we've ever had. Lastly, the diamondbacks gift shop is a fiasco. A tiny store, overcrowded, a completely disorganized system for checkout. We couldn't be more disappointed. Long time diamondback dans tgat won't attend spring training any time soon.

Here for one day of baseball and this day didn't disappoint. I now know why families take vacation out here for spring training. We walked up and got tickets food vendors were everywhere. Drinks were cold they even had a sunscreen station complimentary. My buddy (lives here) and I had a great day on the softest lawn seat I've ever been on.I was blown away by the hospitality shown by the employees. Thank you for making this experience a fantastic one!Keep up the great work!!!Respectfully,Bryan Oklahoma City

We love going to enchant every year! Walking around and looking at all the vendors. So many beautiful lights and photo spots. Such a fun Christmas event that I look forward to