Chase Field
Chase Field
401 East Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Chase Field Reviews
Chase Field, Home of the Arizona Diamondbacks Oct 13, 2008
We went up to see the Angel take on the Diamondbacks. We took a tour of the stadium, I can't remember how much that was, but it wasn't expensive. The tour was cool cause we took the tour like 4 hours before the game so the players were there. The only thing that sucked about that is we didn't get to see the clubhouse. We saw Jeff Weaver just walking around in the hallways. He posed for a pic, he had the funniest look on his face, but for some reason none of our cameras worked at that momment. I loved that the field was inside and air conditioned, cause I don't know if I could have dealt with the heat. I liked the rule about not being able to walk in the isle way until the ball is out of play. You are allowed to walk up but the ushers won't let you walk down. Less people to block my view of the game. Awsome!! We walked around the whole stadium and it looked like there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The food is awsome. There is a place called Garcia's. Omg they have the best tacos ever! They were so good I had to get them again the next day. Loved those tacos! Another cool thing about the stadium is that there is a pool in centerfield. I heard you had to reserve the pool right when the schedule comes out just to get it, and you have to have a certian amout of people in your group too. That would be cool to do, watch a baseball game while swimming. So far I think Chase Field is the best stadium I have been to yet. I have been to Petco, Angel Stadium, Dodger Stadium, Yankee Stadium, and Chase Stadium.
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May 30, 2008
On Friday May 30, we attended an Arizona Diamondbacks baseball game at Chase Field. The D-Backs as they are also known played host to the Washington Nationals. It was a really nice ballpark but was surprisingly empty for a first place team! There were only about 25,000 fans in attendance. This… Diamond in the Desert |
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Nov 15, 2008
From there, we made out way to Arizona Center and then the Chase Field, with its retractable roof. Nice swimming pool, coupla restaurants and even had a beer garden. Somehow, these BallParks look way different when they're empty. When there's a game on, and its packed, it looks like just any other building. But the emptiness… Motown Cabaret |
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