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Step 1
Jump on the opportunity to purchase advance tickets to City of Palms Park as the spring training schedule is announced. The Red Sox have sold out spring training tickets for the past three years.
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Step 2
Increase the number of foul balls that come your way by purchasing dugout box seats. These seats constitute the first two rows in the reserved box near the left field foul pole.
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Step 3
Keep an eye on traffic info in the Fort Myers area before each game to stay ahead of parking concerns around the stadium. Free parking in surrounding neighborhoods is popular among attendees, but traffic snarls are frequent during spring training.
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Step 4
Witness minor league practice and Red Sox fantasy camp in fields adjacent to City of Palms Park. Minor league players and coaches arrive in Fort Myers as spring training games begin. The fantasy camp allows you to get close to former Red Sox players while watching fellow fans enjoy a major league experience.
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Step 5
Stay updated on info from the Boston area by purchasing the Boston Globe outside City of Palms Park. The newspaper positions newsstands and promotional items outside the main entrance for the duration of spring training.
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Step 6
Hang out in the right field lawn section to watch the game and get autographs from Red Sox players. Seats in this section are relatively inexpensive, offer a good view of the field and allow fans to ask players for autographs on their way out of the stadium.
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Step 7
Journey to Terry Park Stadium during breaks in spring training action to see a piece of baseball history. This 77-year-old stadium is located east of City of Palms Park and was the home field for Red Sox players in the past.
