Goodyear Ballpark

Of all the ballparks we've visited so far, this rates at the top for comfort & spaciousness. Bonus points for parking being FREE!! Every other park we've visited charges $10 not a fan of this latest money grab-parking used to be free everywhere. The pricing for tickets was also excellent. Food choices are okay, pretty standard offerings. Staff and fans were great fun!

1st time here. Attended business conference held in the concourse area. Love the location for doing business in the west valley. Glad to have this multipurpose facility for non-sporting events. Staff was great and the grounds were well maintained. Definitely would consider hosting event here again during the cooler months.

Great place to watch spring training for the Cleveland Guardians. Every seat is good, and the food is about the same as in Cleveland. Really great place to see your favorite players up close. It's nice to get away from the cold for a while as well.

I really liked the stadium, good layout, clean facility, and interesting view of an airplane graveyard to the east. Loses 1 star because the concession lines were way too long, and staff at the stands were kinda meh and not all that friendly. Overall, though, as I said, I really liked the stadium.

Modern yet traditional spring training baseball stadium. A little slice of Ohio, friendly and vibrant atmosphere.not a bad seat in the house. Thoroughly enjoyed visiting for 2023 finale!

We had a wonderful time at a spring training game! Beautiful Park and very clean! People were very nice! Prices were reasonable! We will return.

It is sooo much fun to take in a Spring Training game, in this case the Guardians - Reds game. An easy drive from anywhere in the valley, we came from Scottsdale! Great weather. Too hot, no worries, choose the shaded club seats which are also padded! Great food vendors, too. Philly cheesesteak nachos were wonderful! One order feeds two. At the conclusion of this game the park featured the kids running the bases! Friendly staff! We were chatting with a staff member about the community’s uses of the Goodyear complex when Spring training is over, and he turned out to be Bruce Kessman the complex GM, what a great guy. All in all, a wonderful outing.

This is a great ballpark to watch Spring Training games in perfect weather. This review focuses on the Terrace Level located on the third floor behind home plate. It's an exclusive area that accommodates up to 60 people you need 40 to reserve the area. Our tickets were $43 each and included game entry, free food, free non-alcoholic beverages, access to a cash bar, and clean private restrooms. On the day we visited, a build-your-own buffet line was set up with salad, quarter-pound hot dogs and buns, pulled pork on hamburger buns, a taco bar shredded chicken, tortilla chips, and cornbread, and chocolate chip cookies. As you can see in the photos, you're outdoors but are standing or sitting in the shade while enjoying a great view of the game. Fantastic!

I enjoyed my visit to this ballpark! This was my first visit after living here for 5 years and it did not disappoint. It was clean and easy to navigate. Parking was super simple and the golf carts took you right up to the front gate. The prices of the food and drinks were high but I suppose that’s to be expected at a ballpark. Great seats for a great price as well!

Spring training games had not started yet, but I walked around the park and it is a very new with a comfortable setup. Not a bad seat in the park, and plenty of space to move around. Good food options and a great team store for both Cincinnati and Cleveland.