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Spring Training Online

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Cincinnati Reds

GOODYEAR BALLPARK
Capacity 8,000 fixed seats, 500 premium seats, 1,600 berm seats, 400-seat party area, 6 suites
Year Opened 2009
Dimensions TBA
Surface Grass
Website reds.mlb.com.
Local Airport Phoenix.
Ticket Prices Club Seating, $27; Premium Field Box, $27; Infield Box, $23; Outfield Box, $18; Outfield Reserved, $12; Berm, $8; Terrace, $35; Right Field Pavilion, $30; Suite, $750.
On Sale The Reds have two on-sale dates. The first (Monday, November 30, 10 a.m.) covers two ticket plans: Mini Plan A (3/26 vs. COL, 3/27 vs. ARI, 3/29 vs. LAD) and Mini Plan Z (Pick any three or more games), as well as Group Tickets. All other tickets go on sale Saturday, December 12 at 10 a.m. Season tickets are now on sale; call 623-882-3130.
Ticket Line 623-882-3130.
Address Goodyear, Arizona
Directions 1933 S. Ballpark Way, Goodyear. Goodyear is located in the southwest corner of the greater Phoenix area. From I-10, take Estrella Parkway South. Continue on Estrella Parkway; you'll see the ballpark on your left after you pass Van Buren.

The Cincinnati Reds are moving west, taking up residency at Goodyear Ballpark with the Cleveland Indians. The team will train at a nearby facility and then play games at the ballpark.

Spring Training History

The Cincinnati Reds have trained in the following locations: Cincinnati (1901-1902); Augusta, Ga. (1903); Dallas (1904); Jacksonville (1905); San Antonio (1906); Marlin Springs, Texas (1907); St. Augustine (1908); Atlanta (1909); Hot Springs, Ark. (1910-1911); Columbus, Ga. (1912); Mobile, Ala. (1913); Alexandria, La. (1914-1915); Shreveport (1916-1917); Montgomery, Ala. (1918); Waxahachie, Texas (1919); Miami (1920); Cisco, Texas (1921); Mineral Wells, Texas (1922); Orlando (1923-1930); Tampa (1931-1942); Bloomington, Ind. (1943-1945); Tampa (1946-1987); Plant City, Fla. (1988-1997); Sarasota (1998-2008); Goodyear (2009-present).

Ballpark History

Ed Smith Stadium opened in 1989 as the spring-training home of the Chicago White Sox. When the ChiSox moved spring operations to Arizona, the Reds moved to Ed Smith Stadium from Plant City in 1998.

 

People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.
—Rogers Hornsby