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Florida Spring Training: Your Guide To Touring The Grapefruit League |
There’s not a huge choice of souvenirs at Holman Stadium, but I did find some high-end Dodger memorabilia in addition to the traditional items. Perhaps my favorite was a clock in the shape of a Dodger pennant. I did not see anything like it at the other Spring Training parks. If you want to shop, your best bet is to go to the small store outside the main entrance. As you face the gate, it’s just to the right. The choice is limited and most of the items are behind the counter, but you’ll find smaller crowds and shorter lines here than at the two small novelties stands inside the stadium. The inside stands are across the hall from the concessions. Again, all of the merchandise is behind the counter. The crowds here, however, make it tough to buy. Dodgertown has tried to increase the souvenir offerings with a new addition. At the front gate, stadium officials have added a tent with ample and unique souvenirs. The tent is crowded and not very fan-friendly, but it's still better than the counter inside the stadium. Tip: Looking for a way to get a souvenir for less than the normal price? Check out Holman’s “Guess-your-pitch-speed machines.” The stadium gives out batting helmets to winners. Just remember, your third pitch in a row is generally slower than your first two pitches. Didn't find what you were looking for? Try a Google search.
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