Cubs spring training to Florida?

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Have you ever been to spring training? It's a blast. And it draws a ton of fans. I read somewhere that Cubs fans alone spend $31M in the city of Mesa during spring training.

It's kind of a big deal.
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It wouldn't still be a blast and draw a ton of fans in Florida?
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Like I said before, the setup in Arizona is way better. All of the stadiums are within a few miles of each other. Look at the map. The stadiums in Florida are spread out all over the state. It simply isn't comparable.
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there are also other things to do in florida. ctach a game, go to disney, check out the beach, go to a game.