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SURPRISE STADIUM
Capacity 10,500
Year Opened 2003
Dimensions 350L, 379LC, 400C, 379RC, 350R
Surface Grass
Ticket Prices Lower Dugout Box Seating, $27; Upper Dugout Box Seating, $24; Infield Box Seating, $21; Plaza Seating, $17; Lawn Seating/GA, $8.
Tickets on Sale Now.
Ticket Web Site ticketmaster.com
Ticket Order Line 800-745-3000.
Address 15960 N. Bullard Av., Surprise.
Directions Surprise Stadium is located 1 1/2 miles west of the intersection of Bell Road and Grand Avenue (U.S. Route 60). Bullard Avenue is located off of Bell Road, 1 1/2 miles west of Grand Avenue, or 2 1/2 miles east of Loop 303.

Built for both the Texas Rangers and the Kansas City Royals, Surprise Stadium features two 37,000-square-foot clubhouses with locker rooms, team kitchens, weight and training facilities and administrative offices. In addition, each team has a practice infield and six full practice fields.

Surprise Stadium features a variety of seating options from grass seating areas in the outfield to club seats on the stadium's second level. The stadium is handicap accessible and is served by nearby parking areas and a variety of concessions.

Spring Training History

When the "new" Washington Senators entered the American League in 1961, they established a spring-training camp in Pompano Beach, Florida, and stayed there until 1986, when operations were shifted to Port Charlotte. The Rangers moved spring training from Florida to Surprise in 2003.

This is the Rangers' former spring-training facility in Charlotte County, Florida, which was remodeled to be Tampa's spring home.

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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