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navigate to this site /> This one, they certainly didn't go away from that." Dick Warren of Mendota, Ill., who now lives in Mesa, compared the stadium to Salt River Fields, the D-backs and Rockies' joint Spring Training facility in more info nearby Scottsdale, Ariz. "It's massive, but it also feels intimate," Warren said. "I like it a lot and I think it will compare favorably to the other Cactus League parks. I'm sure people will love it." Jon Kromphardt of Bloomington Ill., woke up early and waited in line for more than two hours to be one of the first to buy tickets. Kromphardt moved to Arizona from Illinois with his girlfriend over the summer and has been waiting to see the new stadium up close and personal ever since. "She said we could live by the new stadium if I came out here, so I decided to do it and now I literally live right across the street," Kromphardt said.
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