Welcome to the Ultimate Cactus League Spring Training Guide! If you plan on visiting Arizona for some baseball this season, you’re in for a treat. Here, we’ll provide tips for each stadium, what to expect, the best seats for a view, affordability, and family-friendly amenities.

1. American Family Fields of Phoenix: Located in Phoenix, this stadium is the spring training home of the Milwaukee Brewers. The stadium is affordable and family-friendly, with a playground for kids. Try to get a seat along the third-base line for the best view.
2. Camelback Ranch-Glendale: The spring training home of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago White Sox, Camelback Ranch-Glendale is in Phoenix. The stadium offers excellent views from almost any seat, but the best views are from the dugout box seats. There’s also a grassy area in the outfield for kids to play.
3. Goodyear Ballpark: Located in Goodyear, this stadium is the spring training home of the Cleveland Indians and the Cincinnati Reds. It’s a newer stadium with plenty of amenities, including a playground for kids. The best views are from the sections behind the home plate.

4. Peoria Sports Complex: Located in Peoria, this stadium is the spring training home of both the San Diego Padres and the Seattle Mariners. It’s an excellent stadium for families, with a large grassy area in the outfield for kids to play. Try to get a seat along the first-base line for the best views.
5. Salt River Fields at Talking Stick: Located in Scottsdale, this stadium is the spring training home of the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies. It’s a beautiful stadium with many amenities, including a kid’s play area. The best views are from the sections behind the home plate.
6. Sloan Park: Located in Mesa, this stadium is the spring training home of the Chicago Cubs. It’s a famous stadium, so it can get crowded, but it’s worth it for the great views. For the best seats, try to get a spot on the Budweiser Rooftop.