Located in Port Charlotte, Fla., Charlotte Sports park welcomes the Tampa Bay Rays each year for spring training. The facility underwent a $27 million renovation in 2009, and now Grapefruit League fans can enjoy a baseball boardwalk ringing the outfield, an entirely new luxury suite level, a tiki bar, children's play area and seating for 7,500, including seating in two outfield berms. Come opening day, the stadium becomes the home of the minor league Charlotte Stone Crabs.
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More than just a stadium, Goodyear Ballpark in Goodyear, Ariz. comprises a mixed-use "ballpark village" with development complexes for both the Cleveland Indians and the Cincinnati Reds. Visitors can come watch a morning workout, and stadium seating for 8,000 is beefed up with a 1,500-capacity berm and a 500-seat party deck.
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Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in Scottsdale host two Major League teams for spring training, the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies. It's the first spring training facility to be built on Native American land, in partnership with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The stadium opened in 2011 – designed by the same firm responsible for Camelback Ranch and Cowboys Stadium – with seating for 11,000 fans.
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Each spring, the Bradenton Marauders make way in McKechnie Field for the Pittsburgh Pirates to come train in the Grapefruit League. Named after Hall of Fame manager Bill McKechnie, the stadium – the oldest spring training facility – was upgraded in 2013 to include a 19,000-square-foot boardwalk along the outfield, new concessions, a large Fan Plaza and an expanded seating capacity of 8,500 fans.
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Ever since 1948, the Philadelphia Phillies have been warming up for baseball season in beachy Clearwater, Fla. Bright House Field, designed with classic Florida style, opened in 2004 and includes a 360-degree concourse looking down on the field, a children's play area, 7,300 fixed seats and room for another 1,500 in the grass berm area. When the Phillies aren't training, Bright House Field serves as the home of the Florida State League Clearwater Threshers.
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Ed Smith Stadium – nicknamed Birdland South – has served as the Baltimore Oriioles' Grapefruit League home in Sarasota since 2010. After undergoing a $32.2 million renovation in 2011, the modern, Florida-inspired facility now features seats refurbished from Camden Yards, high-definition televisions throughout, a 2,000-square-foot gift shop, a 17-foot-tall high-definition LED video board, two concourses and seating for 8,500.
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The spring training home of the New York Mets can be found in the community of Port St. Lucie, Fla. at Tradition Field. The 7,800-capactiy stadium also hosts the affiliate St. Lucie Mets and features a third base Tiki Bar, right field outdoor bar and grill and a scoreboard where fans can see high-definition highlights.
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2014 marks the inaugural season for the Chicago Cubs at their new facility – Cubs Park – in Mesa, Ariz. With seating for 15,000, it's the largest and newest spring training facility in the nation. Designed with Wrigley Field in mind, the stadium features dark green light towers, brick walls circling the playing field and a press box similar to that at the Cubs home stadium.
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JetBlue Park at Fenway South – JetBlue Park for short – in Fort Myers, hosts the Boston Red Sox during their spring season with the Grapefruit League. Opened in 2012, the stadium features the same dimensions as Fenway and a replica of the infamous Green Monster in left field. A wavy canopy provides shade for a majority of the 11,000 seats, and the many of the masonry blocks were made from crushed Florida seashells sourced from nearby Sanibel Island.  
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Come February and March, the Houston Astros head to Kissimmee to train at Osceola County Stadium – a state-of-the-art Grapefruit League facility with seating for 5,300 and a fan-favorite "autograph alley" where aspiring players and lovers of America's pastime can interact with their favorite Astros players up close.
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