This was a stop on our baseball trip. It is the oldest of the ST ballparks but still a great place to see baseball. Great food and a nice setting

We were excited to go to spring training game, but unfortunately, the White Sox lost. The stadium is very nice. Easy to get to and lots of parking that only cost $5. The staff were great. The seats were great. We really enjoyed the experience.

A nice experience here. Parking was easy and cheap, 5 bucks. The staff there were all great, very friendly and helpful. There are a number of food trucks upon entering the stadium, and there was plenty of food options. Prices are about what you’d expect at a stadium, pretty high and beer is about 14 bucks. But that’s the way it is now. If it’s a hot day, many of the rows in the upper section are covered. There isn’t a lot around this stadium though. It’s kind of in a residential neighborhood. But I liked the way things were run.

Good place to see game. Seats were in shade on a cool day .. moved to sun. Very fast game less than two hours. Concession prices were outrageous even by ball park standards. Parking was close if got there early. Took a while to get out.

Excellent view, and the staff took great care of us when the MLB app wouldn't download my tickets. The seats are more affordable than the other Spring Training venues I shopped. Parking is less than wonderful; we arrived after the game started and were guided (very efficiently) to parking that was 10 minutes or so away on foot. I dropped off my passengers (seniors, and slow walkers) as I parked, but after the game, the stadium had no one controlling foot traffic, and the gate to that parking lot was closed before we could get there. We only got through because an employee happened to need through at the same time we arrived.