Chase Field
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It looks like a big barn from the outside. This is not a criticism, but it's just what I thought. I and three relatives paid $5.00 to park just east of the stadium and we four purchased tickets for the grand total of $4.00! Like The Who said, "Now, that's a bargain!" Although, with all the black, Chase Field seems gloomy, it's hardly an issue. It's awsome, really. I walked all around and loved it. The air-conditioned relief from the heat is good, and the concession prices seem reasonable. I found Chase Field to be top of the line and spotless. It's a great place to catch a game. If this ballpark has any meaningful negatives, I'm not aware of them.
Reviewed by: RonaldT from on Jul 27 2006
Staff and (most) fans were very friendly, wide variety of food to choose from. Did not like having to wait until the play ended to be able to return to my seat. I could understand if it was in view of the batter, but when you're on the top level between home plate and first, I don't believe taking your seat is going to bother anyone. Yes the park is cooled but still hot when the outside temp is 115, was uncomfortable both games. The worst sound system I've heard, or should I say "couldn't hear". The park is the 2nd best I've been to, I have to disagree with the rating of, "best in north america", I would give that honor to Miller Park in Milwaukee, WI. Home of the Milwaukee Brewers, they may not have as many food choices but the fan's, staff, the building itself and the feeling you get just looking onto the field, to me That is what baseball is all about - That feeling of "WOW!" Yes I would visit again but think I would try a lower level, maybe then I could make out what is being said on the pa.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 17 2006
The whole place was good because the prices were not to bad(EXCEPT FOR THE FOOD). It was like 100 degrees outside but it was comfortable inside like 65-70.
Reviewed by: Italian Stallion from on Jan 22 2006
I like the way the weather is and the different type of foods you can get. Also the team and the players of the diamondbacks.
Reviewed by: yourstruly87 from on Sep 26 2005
Neatest ball park in North America. Great view of the field from all seats... Even a swimming pool in Right Field. No better place to be than game 7 of the World Series and see you home team beat the New York Yankees...... I was there.... Rocking Place.
Reviewed by: Bill from on Sep 17 2005
This place is pretty fun to go to when there is a game! I'm not much of a baseball fan, but I enjoy the atmosphere of the game, the food there is pretty good, too. But the prices are pretty pricey!
Reviewed by: SydneyS from on Sep 15 2005
Bank One was a fairly normal, very comfortable, new age ballpark. I can't help but dislike that it's a dome, but I suppose that's unavoidable in the Arizona heat.
Reviewed by: Jake from on Apr 24 2005
Home of the Diamondbacks
Back to Chase Field
It looks like a big barn from the outside. This is not a criticism, but it's just what I thought. I and three relatives paid $5.00 to park just east of the stadium and we four purchased tickets for the grand total of $4.00! Like The Who said, "Now, that's a bargain!" Although, with all the black, Chase Field seems gloomy, it's hardly an issue. It's awsome, really. I walked all around and loved it. The air-conditioned relief from the heat is good, and the concession prices seem reasonable. I found Chase Field to be top of the line and spotless. It's a great place to catch a game. If this ballpark has any meaningful negatives, I'm not aware of them.
Reviewed by: RonaldT from on Jul 27 2006
Staff and (most) fans were very friendly, wide variety of food to choose from. Did not like having to wait until the play ended to be able to return to my seat. I could understand if it was in view of the batter, but when you're on the top level between home plate and first, I don't believe taking your seat is going to bother anyone. Yes the park is cooled but still hot when the outside temp is 115, was uncomfortable both games. The worst sound system I've heard, or should I say "couldn't hear". The park is the 2nd best I've been to, I have to disagree with the rating of, "best in north america", I would give that honor to Miller Park in Milwaukee, WI. Home of the Milwaukee Brewers, they may not have as many food choices but the fan's, staff, the building itself and the feeling you get just looking onto the field, to me That is what baseball is all about - That feeling of "WOW!" Yes I would visit again but think I would try a lower level, maybe then I could make out what is being said on the pa.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 17 2006
The whole place was good because the prices were not to bad(EXCEPT FOR THE FOOD). It was like 100 degrees outside but it was comfortable inside like 65-70.
Reviewed by: Italian Stallion from on Jan 22 2006
I like the way the weather is and the different type of foods you can get. Also the team and the players of the diamondbacks.
Reviewed by: yourstruly87 from on Sep 26 2005
Neatest ball park in North America. Great view of the field from all seats... Even a swimming pool in Right Field. No better place to be than game 7 of the World Series and see you home team beat the New York Yankees...... I was there.... Rocking Place.
Reviewed by: Bill from on Sep 17 2005
This place is pretty fun to go to when there is a game! I'm not much of a baseball fan, but I enjoy the atmosphere of the game, the food there is pretty good, too. But the prices are pretty pricey!
Reviewed by: SydneyS from on Sep 15 2005
Bank One was a fairly normal, very comfortable, new age ballpark. I can't help but dislike that it's a dome, but I suppose that's unavoidable in the Arizona heat.
Reviewed by: Jake from on Apr 24 2005
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