Everything about this park spells Orioles tradition. It looks Florida and feels Baltimore, just like a spring training park should.

At first glance, you'll notice all of the Spanish architecture, with high arches and visual appeal. But if you've been to Camden Yards, you'll start to notice the Orioles feel blended throughout. The first thing you'll see is the green gates from Camden, complete with the Oriole logo all around the park. Orange and black are everywhere, but in just the right doses. The scoreboard in right-center field contains the Oriole weathervanes that O's fans should recognize. Retired Orioles numbers line the press box behind home plate. And easily the coolest feature is that all of the seats are refurbished green seats from Camden Yards. This truly is the famed Oriole park in a beautiful Florida home.

Some other cool features here include a left field bar and terraced seating with raised tables, making it a great place to take in a game. The seats behind home plate are incredibly close to the action and have a low-to-the-ground feel, so even walking in from the concourse makes you seem at field level. About half of the seats are covered by a large awning, perfect for the always volatile Florida weather. The Orioles truly know how to do ballparks.

Once the game starts, you'll be treated to all of the normal Orioles entertainment that you get in Baltimore. From the famous National Anthem "O" that lets you know who's an Orioles fan in any venue to the ketchup, mustard and relish race on the scoreboard to the tones of "Thank God I'm A Country Boy," this park should feel like home away from home for any Orioles fan.

The best views may be from behind home plate, but just like Camden in Baltimore the most comfortable area may be the outfield seats. Purchase a ticket for one of the tables on the terrace and enjoy a roomy area with easy bar access just beyond the left field wall.

The Birds Fly South

Andy Mantsch

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