Arizona Cardinals training camp: 5 things to know

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GLENDALE, AZ – AUGUST 01: President Michael Bidwill of the Arizona Cardinals signs autographs for fans during the team training camp at University of Phoenix Stadium on August 1, 2015 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) /

What’s Changed And What Hasn’t Changed

As we’ve seen in the past, there have been interactive zones for kids to play. With the reduced camp schedule, my guess is it wasn’t worth adding the extra entertainment this year.

School districts also are on much different schedules in the Valley. Some start even before Cardinals Camp does on the 27th.

A couple of things though have not changed. For one, the Team Shop will be open for business during camp hours.

Secondly autographs will be available to those seeking them after each practice. Select players will be made available for the interaction with players. Kids love this access to the players.

Also not changing will be the ability to sit up as close as you can to the field. Of course, as started before, this will require to get there sooner rather than later. Doors will stay open to come and go whenever the practice is in session but the earlier you get the closer you can sit to the field.

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