Spring training baseball in Scottsdale
Each spring, Scottsdale takes center stage as baseball returns to the desert.
Major League Baseball’s Cactus League Spring Training brings fans close to the action Feb. 20–March 24 with 15 teams in the area.
Scottsdale offers impeccable weather and world-class play at two venues: Scottsdale Stadium, home of the San Francisco Giants, and Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, shared by the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies.
Fans can craft a winning getaway with curated resort packages, baseball-centric activities and desert adventures offering much more than the ballgame.
Home base
Hacienda-inspired The Scottsdale Resort & Spa invites fans to “Swing into Spring Training” with a special offer of 20% off accommodations. Plus, guests will enjoy a welcome amenity, two drink vouchers, complimentary self-parking, and one hour of access to the on-site baseball and golf simulator. Minutes from multiple Cactus League ballparks, the resort serves as an ideal home base. (Offer valid for stays Feb. 1—March 31).
The retro-chic Hotel Valley Ho, located in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale and within walking distance of Scottsdale Stadium, is celebrating baseball season with its “Play Ball” package. The offer includes 20% off room rates, a “Swing, Batter!” welcome amenity and a $50 daily food-and-beverage credit, redeemable at ZuZu, the OH Pool or for breakfast in bed. (Offer valid for stays Feb. 15–March 31).
Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows, a boutique art resort in the heart of Paradise Valley, is offering fans the “Seventh Inning Stay” package, which includes a $100 resort credit for poolside dining or meals and craft cocktails at Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen. Guests will also receive a bucket of local brews, ideal for pregame gatherings or postgame celebrations. (Offer valid for stays Feb. 1–April 5).
Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale, a modern retreat located near both stadiums, celebrates the return of baseball with its “Ballpark” package, offering 20% off stays for spring training. Guests are greeted with a “Home Run” welcome amenity and receive a $50 daily food-and-beverage credit, making it easy to recharge after a day at the ballpark. (Offer valid for stays Feb. 15–March 31).
Enjoy 15% off accommodations at the Andalusian-themed Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia. As the midway point between Scottsdale Stadium and Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, the resort offers a luxurious home base for fans looking to pair baseball with relaxation. (Offer valid for stays now through May 31).
Grand slam food + fun
Before going out to the ball game, get amped up on a “Spring Training Pre-Game Bar Crawl” through Old Town with Arizona Party Bike. Scheduled before every home game, the tour wraps up at Scottsdale Stadium, 15 minutes before the first pitch.
Goldwater Brewing Co. keeps the energy going throughout spring training with game-day programming featuring rotating food trucks and an energetic mix of DJs and live bands on the patio. Within walking distance of Scottsdale Stadium, it’s an easy stop for a drink before or after games.
HiFi Kitchen & Cocktails is stepping up to the plate this season with an unbeatable game-day deal. Fans who show their spring training ticket score a Bud Light for only a penny, making HiFi a perfect Old Town Scottsdale hangout.
Mother Tucker’s Tavern in Old Town is welcoming baseball fans with a special game-day deal during spring training. Guests who show their spring training ticket will receive a buy-one, get-one drink, along with half off an appetizer.
Beyond the ballpark
No Scottsdale spring training itinerary is complete without hitting the links. After a day on the golf course at Boulders Resort & Spa Scottsdale, stop by the Clubhouse for a lineup of team-inspired hot dogs: a Diamondback Dog for the Arizona Diamondbacks, classic Chicago Dog for the Chicago White Sox, Texas Chili Cheese Dog for the Texas Rangers, and Seattle Dog for the Seattle Mariners.
Rainbow Ryders invites visiting fans to experience a one-of-a-kind bucket list adventure during spring training season with gift certificates for sunrise hot air balloon flights at a special discounted rate of $175 per person.
After spring training, continue the action in the Sonoran Desert with a half-day ATV tour with Desert Wolf Tours, which recently completed a new all-inclusive trailhead facility. Navigate rugged desert terrain with the rush of off-road exploration.
For those who prefer a little less gametime and a little more downtime, look no further than premier shopping at Scottsdale Fashion Square, Scottsdale Quarter, Kierland Commons or Old Town Scottsdale, or unwind at one of more than 50 spas in the area.
Plan a spring training itinerary at ExperienceScottsdale.com.
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