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When is the Cubs Spring Training schedule usually published?

 

Also, about what time of year do Ho Ho Kam tickets usually go on sale?

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When is the Cubs Spring Training schedule usually published?

 

Also, about what time of year do Ho Ho Kam tickets usually go on sale?

When I went to ST in 2004, I think the tickets went on sale the first week of January.

 

If you go to the website http://www.visitmesa.com, you can get some hotel packages that include tickets. We did that and ended up with seats three rows above third base.

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Thanks Vance.

 

The person I'm going with wants to know every detail right now. It's nice to know I can put this off for awhile.

 

That's a good idea about the hotel packages; I'll look into that if we don't stay with a friend.

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Any other information first-timers should know?

 

1. Take your time. It's not a race.

2. Bring protection

3. Let your partner know that it's you first time

 

Wait, what are we talking about again?

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Any other information first-timers should know?

 

1. Take your time. It's not a race.

2. Bring protection

3. Let your partner know that it's you first time

 

Wait, what are we talking about again?

 

Raw, don't forget-

 

4. Leave the cash on the nightstand.

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Any other information first-timers should know?

 

If you like getting autographs, try Fitch Park. The minor league guys were more than accomodating.

 

Take plenty of sun screen. Very few of the seats at HoHoKam are in the shade.

 

I'd really go with the hotel package. While you may pay a little more, the ease of having your tickets purchased in advance and waiting for you at the hotel is really nice. Also, the seats we received were great!

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Any other information first-timers should know?

 

If you like getting autographs, try Fitch Park. The minor league guys were more than accomodating.

 

Take plenty of sun screen. Very few of the seats at HoHoKam are in the shade.

 

I'd really go with the hotel package. While you may pay a little more, the ease of having your tickets purchased in advance and waiting for you at the hotel is really nice. Also, the seats we received were great!

 

i've never tried the hotel package/tickets thing you're talking about...sounds like a decent deal. we stay at the same hotel every year...it's a manageable distance from all the parks. i always get tickets online as soon as they go on sale...the games at hohokam are always the hardest to get.

 

fitch is great...you can watch up to four games at once and see tons of minor leaguers. like vance said, most of them are very accommodating for autograph requests and nosy fans with questions. :D it's also fun just to watch them do drills, take BP, interact with each other, etc.

 

sorry to say it, but hohokam is by far the worst park in the cactus league. the food's bad, the crowds are huge and the parking sucks. all the other parks are pretty good.

 

there are a bunch of good restaurants in the area that cater to the baseball fans.

 

if anyone has any specific questions, pm me.

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