Compared to other spring training facilities and minor league ballparks, color me unimpressed. \n\nWhat is does have: \n- The outfield grass is the place to be. We roamed around to find the best spots and this seemed the most relaxing. Not too hot, and not too cold.\n- We liked the fact that the ushers didn't really care where you sit. If you wanted to sit behind home plate, nobody will stop you.\n- ample seating. Wasn't crowded when we went.\n- It's still spring training, which you can't bitch about.\n- easy parking.\n\nWhat it lacks:\n- Atmosphere! This place is quieter than a library! You could seriously hear a pin drop. Was it apathetic Angels fans? I don't know. But they only played music when there was a pitching change and even then it seemed like an afterthought. It was very surreal to go to a quiet game where nobody seemed to be really interested. I know it's spring training, but come on?\n- A decent view. You can see the freeway and a University of Phoenix building in right field. Whoop de doo! The left field had a cool view of a mesa however. \n- Decent food. It has ballpark fare and nothing else. It has nothing to write home about. The italian ice in the outfield was a welcome treat.