Here's a few tips: * check out the nightlife in old town Scottsdale. It's the premiere spot where all the beautiful ppl congregate. A few spots to peek into Spanish fly, shotgun Betty's, el jefe, pussycat lounge, etc. it's all walking distance from each other. * along the same lines, make sure you check out a home game at SFG stadium. The high concentration of silicone sits on the grass behind outfield walls. It's glorious. Pay the money (or extra money) to go. It's worth it. (Hadn't been to salt river fields yet, but imagine its similar) * announcers autographs are easy to get after the games at the parks where fans can walk up to the media box window. To interact w brewers HOF radio announcer, simply verify his game call appearance in Mesa, Peoria, Scottsdale SFG. And stake out the box immediately after game conclusion. He'll generally sign for all begrudgingly. Pretty cool. *. Parking at Maryvale. I'd suggest the WMT on 53rd and Indian school. There is cameras surveillance and definitely find the shaded spots. It's a 3-4m walk to the game dep if you enter third or first base side. * early entry, if you are among the first ppl in, volunteer for game promotions. You'll be a participant in a mindless trivia game and be asked to reveal that Ryan Braun was a Miami hurricane, brewers played the angels in 82 alcs, or name that tune buffet margaritaville. Even singing for your supper will net you $50 if that promo is back. * auto seekers can find some sporatic chances during game at back right field concourse plaza adjascent to team store thru metal garter fence. And along back perimeter after game. dont pursue either w high expectations. You'll soon find that many who sign are effectively non contributors (whether or not they play at MLB level). And hilarious how folks embarrassingly ask IDs of these guys. I'd even heard an acct of a lady - excuse me for asking but who are you? * the tip to attend Maryvale for onfield practice on day game when brewers are away is golden * where to sit: not a challenge to get the cheapest ticket and walk into any row / sect you want. This strategy will work at the peripheral stadiums like all west phx venues and weekday early month matinees. Hard to get in trouble even if there are ushers casually checking. * heck it's even a possibility to walk into the game w/o paying for anything. There's parking possibilities outside the pay lot and w some red residue on your hand its not tough to beat that same elderly lady who ushers enter re entry. I've never tried this game but heard about some accts of this. * don't park at the shopping center adjacent to Maryvale w USA pawn. The threats a out towing are likely empty but its way too easy to get to WMT. Many times there's a hired Mexican dude who sits and watches and will act like a bully. * bobblehead day. Get there early. They will run out. There will be variants if its in the mix. * racing sausages race down right field dirt track past brewers dugout each home game. They'll take pix w all for 15m after. I think this happens sometime around 6th inning. It's easy to get a good photo angle to shoot it if that's your thing. (I'm a hard core sports shooter) That's about all my secrets divulged. It's been fun going to 8 seasons so far of spring training magic. I hope some of you will get to employ these tactics you'll read by others posted. One of my favorite post game activities is to go to glass cage sports at desert sky mall and find the discounts of unusual things back of store. If you ask for Andy, he'll even give you some percentage off or cashier if ask. (I'd never bothered but they do it - ESP if you buy a little extra) I'd been back and forth lately btw AZ and WI. Hope to meet brewerfan board members more this year off the board. Perhaps make a few trades. I'm all stocked w Bernie terrace bobble seat inventory from buying into a ticket plan w early purchase date 2/15, 2/16. Gpt 8/10 All fan sga Sundays but no Braun and no Ogilvie.