GOODYEAR BALLPARK
| Capacity
| 8,000 fixed seats, 500 premium seats, 1,600 berm seats, 400-seat party area, 6 suites
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| Year Opened
| 2009
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| Dimensions
| TBA
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| Surface
| Grass
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| Website
| indians.mlb.com.
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| Local Airport
| Phoenix.
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| 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.
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| On Sale
| The Indians 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.
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| Ticket Line
| 1-866-48-TRIBE.
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| Address
| Goodyear, Arizona
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| 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.
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CHAIN OF LAKES PARK
The Indians trained for several years at Winter Haven't Chain of Lakes Park, originally built in 1966 as the spring home of the Boston Red Sox. A 1993 renovation did nothing to diminish the ballpark's mid-1960's charm: the covered grandstand is perfectly proportioned, and if you wander a little around the grandstand's small concourse you can easily see the other practice fields in the facility as well as Lake Lulu. While there's a good amount of seating here, there's not a lot of room for amenities: there's a small concourse in the back of the grandstand and a small concourse near the souvenir shop down the third-base line.
The ballpark will likely be torn down in the next year, as Winter Haven eyes a redevelopment there.