florida auto exchange stadium - dunedin blue jays

This was my second visit to Dunedin to catch the Jays in a spring training game and it was awesome as usual. The park is quite intimate and there really isn't a bad seat there. It is extremely family friendly and the tickets are quite affordably priced. The kids loved the fact that they could get pretty close up to the players to watch them warm up pre-game and they even managed to get a couple of autographs in the process. The team mascot "Ace" was also quite accessible and we got some great photos with him as well. The staff at the park are second to none... very friendly (mostly seniors who love both baseball and kids) who go out of the way to make sure you are having a good time. Also a shout out to "Nate" the announcer who has somehow managed to become one of our kids "must see" folks while attending the game. Overall, a really great afternoon experience with lots to see and do!

We went to the first spring training game of 2015 for the Blue Jays, and it was great. The stadium is in a somewhat odd location with little parking and we had to walk 10 minutes back to the stadium once situated, but otherwise the park itself is a good venue, food is decent if a bit pricey, and the game itself was great, good access to players and every seat is basically a good one.

While in Clearwater catching some Phillies Spring Training games, we decided to make the short drive to Dunedin and watch the Toronto Blue Jays in their park. If you're a baseball fan you will absolutely love the intimacy of this old fashioned ball park. And if you're not a real baseball fan you'll have a great time as well! You can park in the neighborhood where the property owners will give you a spot for $5 to $10. You can also park at the stadium for $15 and be within steps of the main gate. Upper rows on the first base line were in the shade. Other than that you're pretty much in the sun. But if you're visiting from Canada that's a wonderful thing, eh? Don't believe there's a bad seat and the prices are reasonable.

Our visit was part of our first spring training experience. The stadium was a great setting. There are plenty of food options at reasonable prices, We've visited one other Florida Coast League ballpark, and this one is equal. As Class A ballparks go, this is nice.

If you snowbirds are sick of winter, that's why you're here, right, then pick up a game in this reasonably priced spring training facility of the Toronto Bluejays. Not a fan? Who cares, it's baseball. I get my tickets on line from StubHub and download them, usually at a discount.

This was an exciting place to visit as a long time Jays fan from Toronto. We were here for a spring training game against the Orioles. Its a has a beautiful field, and it isn't big so you are close to the action, has a more intimate feel than a big stadium,players willing to sign autographs. There are concession stands will prices being similar to regular stadium prices, going to spend a few $$ on food. Speaking of food YOU CAN NOT BRING IN FOOD OR DRINKS OR WATER, my family of 5 found out the hard way when we got to the gate and had to throw our drinks into their big garbage bins full of confiscated food. Understandable I guess. We sat two rows behind home plate, cheap seats too, could because its hard to watch the game when you are close to the safety screen, your eyes keep trying to focus on the screen, so its a bit annoying. Still enjoyed a gorgeous day in the sunshine. There is limited parking at the stadium, but the locals will let you park on their lawns for like $5. The stadium is nestled in a neighborhood away from the main roads. Was a great experience. Highly recommended.

This is a great place to catch a Baseball Game and enjoy a hot dog at a reasonable price. Although the Stadium is not attractive it is so much fun to be in this atmosphere. The Blue Jay is a riot and there is always some silly contest going on between innings. The baseball, music, and guys selling snacks create this exciting environment of pure joy. It is easy to get caught up in the fun. This is an inexpensive afternoon of great entertainment.

Compared to the Clearwater Threshers atmosphere and stadium, this place really falls short. It's about 20 years outdated and you're lucky if 50 fans show up for a minor league game.

So i moved into town a week ago, I love baseball, love it, so I went on a little tour to Tampa Yankees, Clearwater Threshers, and here to the Dunedin BlueJays. This was the best of the 3 in my opinion, the stadium is the least attractive, but the fan interaction, is 2nd to none. Not many people go so you are almost a sure thing to get talked to, and parking is FREE. You can tell this team is loved locally, it seemed most were locals and everyone knew everyone there. If you love baseball you must come here to see a game, of the 3, this is the team I will look into season tickets next year.

My family loves to attend minor league games when we travel. This was a charming stadium in a neighborhood setting. Open seating with lots of good seats. I was worried it would be in the sun or too hot but it was not. My teenagers loved it. Even better, the Blue Jays came from behind to win!

The Toronto Blue Jays' minor league plays here. If you want to see major league quality baseball, come watch the Blue Jays' minor league! The stadium is nice, and shaded from the Florida sun. Great family outing. Your kids should bring their gloves.

Home of the Dunedin Blue Jays, a single-A affiliate of the Toronto major league club of the same name, this smaller hometown-feel stadium is a great place to experience minor league baseball. Inexpensive tickets, small crowds, friendly staff, and wonderful close-to-the-action seats all make watching the Dunedin team play very professional ball a great evening's entertainment. Of course during spring training with the big club in town expect higher priced tickets and capacity crowds as well as day (sunscreen and hat recommended) versus night games. Enjoy!

The stadium is compact affording the fan closer proximity to the field and the players. If you are not a Jays fan, come when they play the New York Yankees or the major League teams that train in the Tampabay area. Bring an umbrella or wear sunscreen.

saw a game here while in town for a wedding. great minor league game for the baseball fan. Small venue and crowd but worth the $7 admission! Walking distance to downtown!

The stadium was easy to find from where we were staying on Clearwater Beach. It is not very far to visit, we watched the Dunedin Blue Jays vs. the Bradenton Marauders. We noticed several things that were different in this park (not bad, just different). To start with, it has been a while since I was in a ballpark without a jumbo scoreboard. They had small digital boards to give you the needed information but no giant screen for replays. Nice to see an old fashioned scoreboard for a change. In fact, I think they even had a real organ on location rather than just recordings...nice change!Next, they had general admission seating. This was nice because you can pick what ever seat you want anywhere in the park. There were a lot of great seats available and we loved getting such good seats.The attendance for the game we went to was very low (although it was a Monday night) but it was a fun time and the food was good. Would definitely recommend going to a game and I would love to go back.