

A small spectator seating area resides under a canopy.

The ball field itself, as seen from behind the plate.
Some Major League Baseball clubs don’t like that. Only 20 of the 30 teams maintain GCL or Arizona Summer League teams; the rest of them send all their rookies to the Appalachian or Pioneer leagues, or up another level to the New York-Penn and Northwest leagues, where the kids will get a true minor-league experience.
It’s impossible for me to assign my usual baseball rating to a practice field tucked away behind a legitimate minor league stadium. Field C at Disney’s Wide World of Sports is part of the Baseball Quadraplex, out behind Wide World of Sports Stadium, which was home to the Orlando Rays from 2000 through 2003 and serves as the Braves’ spring exhibition field.
As at the other three fields in the complex, Field C has a small grandstand with seating for 147 under a canopy, so you don’t get wet or sunburned. That’s more than enough, as I counted 14 fans (people who didn’t appear to be affiliated with the teams) at the first game I attended here, including some people who wandered over from the Official All-Star Cafe, watched for a few minutes, couldn’t grasp the concept (or couldn’t take the heat), and left.
| Game # | Date | League | Level | Result |
| 632 | 25-Aug-2003 | Gulf Coast | R | GCL BRAVES 4, GCL Red Sox 3, 13 inn |
| 636 | 27-Aug-2003 | Gulf Coast | R | GCL BRAVES 4, GCL Pirates 3 |