Interested
in purchasing A Fan's Guide To The Ultimate Spring Training Experience? The 170-page guide includes everything you
need to plan a trip to any ballpark in Florida, including local airline, rental car and hotel information,
plus parking and seating/ticketing details with Web links to every team to buy tickets online, review ballpark seating maps
as well as map out schedules. The unique history of each ballpark, plus the best seating options and best way to secure
autographs are included, plus, free e-mail advice from Joe on planning your trip! Just visit the Buy Joe's Guides page to purchase, or to learn more, visit the About Joe's Guides page. This
page is to intended to inspire those "thinking about" going to Florida for Spring Training – whether for the
first time or for a follow-up visit.
The Grapefruit League season figures to
be an interesting one, with just 15 teams now in Florida.
Ask
any family member, friend or colleague who’s ever experienced Spring Training, and they are bound to make you feel jealous,
telling you stories of incredible intimacy, affordability and a renewed appreciation for everything that is baseball.
So what are you waiting for?
Joe’s annually updated Spring Training
guide, available at the Buy Joe's Guides page, isn’t about sitting on the back porch dreaming of going "next year" – it's about
planning to realize dreams NOW. What’s holding you back? Is it time? Sure, everybody has to work and support a family,
totally understood. But do you know you could attend as many as three games over a mere, two-day weekend in either Orlando,
Tampa, Fort Myers or the Palm Beach area alone?
Is it money? Yes, you might have to get
on a plane, rent a car, book a hotel room – but Joe’s guides make that process so easy it’s scary. Ticket
prices? Can you sweat paying $10 to get in the joint? Parking? Joe’s guides provide tips on securing free street parking.
Worst case? It’s $5 to park.
Here’s what it is: you should be
Florida, that’s what!
Spring Training is a time for unsung players
to rise to the occasion to earn a spot on a Major League roster to get to "The Show." Division III and Independent
League castoffs, who at age 28 or 29, finally "catch" the eye of a General Manager.
Unlike the regular season, it's not unusual during Spring Training for players to move about along the same paths
as fans to get from point A to point B with no fences, ropes, security guards or other obstacles.
The fact of the matter is this: Spring Training is one of the few institutions that hasn’t changed in a world
where change – and speed – rule. It remains sports best kept secret – the ultimate fan-friendly adventure
that delivers incredible intimacy and affordability.
The content below provides a glimpse into
why planning a trip to Spring Training in the Sunshine State is so worthwhile. Realize your dreams today!
You can also learn more at the About Joe's Guides page.
