I've been a longtime Flyers fan since berth over the years food sodas and other got very expensive…read more In 2014-present after becoming the affiliate of the philadelphia Flyers I been going to the weekend games food prices sound expensive but I was told that they are a lot cheaper and get larger portion sizes I also love going here because I get drink refills for only $1.00 when I bring my souvenir cup to every home game I go to I also always get chickie and Pete's french fries with the loaded meats or shrimp Compare the Flyers I also love blowing the blow horn I don't think the Flyers allow that anymore food is excellent I even got myself a popcorn bucket Just like the Reading Fightin Phil's games they too do activities in between periods and time outs This season I went to a lot of the playoff games they were awesome if you play 50/50 if you win you'll get one half goes to taxes/charity I love the Reading Royals hockey games they are awesome So bring your blow horn cheer on the affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers in Reading Berks County PA

Perfect place for the family or even date night if your hockey fans. Even though the Royals lost we…read morestill had a great time trying a couple new beers and enjoying the crab fries from Chickie and Pete's.

The Maryland GreenHawks are part of the PBL (Premier Basketball League) and the first professional…read moresports team for MoCo. They currently play at Wootton High School in Rockville. Going to a GreenHawks game is certainly different from any NBA game that I have been to. We paid the extra $5 and got court-side seats (seats are $10 for general admission and $15 for court-side). The players actually interact with the fans in the stands and on several occasion, we found them talking to fans when ready to inbound the ball. During timeouts and halftime, they have a GreenHawks dance team, t-shirt toss, burrito giveaway etc. They even have an autograph session and shoot around with the players after the game. I highly recommend checking them out! Why spend all of that money to see the Wizards, when you can come see the GreenHawks. You won't be disappointed!

I went to a Friday night baseball game and a Fourth of July fireworks event…read more I ordered kids meals at the concession stands. There is not much variety of food at the concessions. The food is okay. The whole facility is well kept. Everything is in very good condition and well maintained. I didn't see one piece of trash on the floor and if there was trash on the floor it was cleaned up quickly. There is not a bad seat in the house. You can sit up close or in the upper seats and still have a great seat, unless you are near the outfield. The staff are very helpful. The only problem with the stadium is the heat that gets trapped in the walkway on hot days. We stood in the concession line and my nieces and nephews nearly exhausted themselves because of the heat.

Ripken Field is home to the Aberdeen Ironbirds; the single-A minor league affiliate of the…read moreBaltimore Orioles. I've passed the stadium many times as it's located just off Interstate 95 in northern Maryland and can be seen from the highway. It's one of the few minor league ballparks I've visited with free parking. Tickets are a bit more expensive than other minor league games I've been to, but still substantially cheaper than attending a MLB game, and you're much closer to the action on the field. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the ballpark, and the sightlines are great regardless of where you're sitting. There are picnic tables and a kids play area set up in left field. As is typical of sporting venues, concessions are overpriced and the hot dogs, nachos, ice cream, and other food items our group tried were pretty underwhelming in terms of quality. The team store had a decent variety of merchandise, but was similarly overpriced. Many of the concession stands were closed with low attendance for an April game against the Brooklyn Cyclones, but I'm sure they open up when the summer season ramps up and attendance rises. Overall, it was a fun and low maintenance day at the ballpark, but I'd rank the overall experience a 3.5/5 at best compared to other minor league ballparks I've been to.

Woah. WHAT WHAT? A couple things that have blown my mind…read more 1) There is a Major League Lacrosse team. Like, at all. and 2) ANNAPOLIS has a league. WHAAAAAAT? Right? I'm confused and blown too. My husband played lacrosse in high school and loved it. He had always played football and was a football jock (ugh, I know, I hate them too...fortunately, he's lovable enough to overcome this unfortunate flaw), but when his best friend in HS introduced him to lacrosse, he found what really made him happy. So one day, we're out, and having dinner when the bartender turns the TV to a lacrosse game. My husband immediately is rivited and starts explaining why I should be utterly fascinated by this. As he's talking, the guy sitting next to him, starts telling him about the Annapolis team...and how we're actually pretty good. WHAT WHAT? We have a *league*?!? So, clearly, tickets were immediately purchased and the next thing I know, I'm sitting on the first row, at the 50 yard line, watching incredibly adorably hot guys run past. Right. Best part about lacrosse: uber hot guys. Second best part about lacrosse: uber cheap tickets. We were sitting at the 50 yard line, front row...and tickets were something like $25 each. Third best part about lacrosse? Sitting 10 feet away, staring at uber hot guys. Seriously, why didn't anyone ever tell me about this???!!!??? Arguably, my new favorite sport in the WHOLE WIDE WORLD now. Um...I think we won. I really wasn't paying attention. But my husband had a blast, I had a surprisingly good time, and, again...uber hot guys. Right.

My wife and I attended a Senators game for a Yelp event on Saturday, Sept. 5th…read more The weather was perfect for a baseball game. We impressed with how well laid out the stadium was. The stadium is small by baseball standards, which is what made it appealing The seats were located along the third base line in the outffield and comfortable and offered an excellent view of the entire field and stadium. There are plenty of concession stands offering favorites such as hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries, pizza, hot pretzels, sofet drinks, beer, etc. The staff members were friendly and cheerful and served the fiod promptly. Merchandise and souvenirs are offered as well Prices were average for stadium food. Cash is not accepted once inside the stadium. Debit and credit cards are the only form of payment accepted. There is a good sized multi level parking garage several hundred yards away from the stadium that accepts cash or credit cards. There are plenty of restrooms located throughout the stadium and were clean and well maintained. We were very happy with our experience and would definitely be willing to return. I recommend this event for both children and the young at heart. We had a really good time.

Great location on City Island. Parking can be paid with cash or a card... card includes a $.50…read moreupcharge, but very convenient. They have handicap accessible parking and seating which is a plus. The ramps in the stadium are surprisingly gentle. I also appreciate that the stairs aren't steep and the seating is pretty comfortable. The stadium boasts that it's cashless but some stands do accept cash. The new lighting is great. It cut down on the mayfly issue considerably! I'm loving the support for local businesses. This is the first large center I've gone to that offered Middlesworth chips as opposed to a national brand. Lots of adult beverage options if that's your thing All and all, just a really pleasant and comfortable experience. You should come out to support our local baseball team!! I don't think you'll be disappointed, they're pretty awesome.

We went to the blue rocks tonight so much fun. One complaint the French fries were so hard they…read morewere almost inedible. The highlight of the night was bob one of the ushers came over to my dad and I and said here want a baseball. He was fantastic

Thought process on my review: Prior to arrival: 4 stars for…read morecelery bobblehead giveaway, -1 because there are only 500 Upon arrival: 5 stars because I got the celery bobblehead. Prior to the game: 3 stars because the netting goes all the way down both baselines and you can't walk around the stadium. During the game: 4 stars, a good number of promotions, good sightlines, plenty of foul balls to catch. After the game: It was an exciting comeback by the visiting Renegades (my own High A team as a Yankees fan) and the moose came to visit our section, so a grudging 5 stars. But the celery should also have come and visited us! Just saying for next time.

This is one of the best indoor soccer arenas we have been to. The facility is great to both play…read moreand view games. The referees are fair, knowledgeable and keep the game fun for the kids. You can really tell the owner Ron pours his heart and soul into this place. He makes all the players and their families and fans welcome. As far as we are concerned, Maryland Sports Arena is the gold standard of indoor soccer play.

Thank you so very much David for all your assistance today with my granddaughters soccer games. A…read morevery nicer indoor facility.

We used to go to Senators games ... and we still do, but it seems easier and more fun to go see the…read moreRevs. It seems easier to drive to York than to Harrisburg. The park is nicer and easier to get into. Parking is cheaper. The lines are shorter, the food is better, the people seem to have more fun. The emphasis at a Revs game seems to be on fun. Seeing a Senators game seems like a way for the team and the stadium to extract money out of customers and do the least they can in the way of providing a fun experience. Tonight the Revs lost but it was still a pleasure to attend the game, eat ballpark food, and watch the outstanding fireworks afterward.

What a fun night out! Went with daughter and granddaughter. Had a 90-minute rain delay, but…read morewatching the crew clear the infield cover of rain was cool to witness. Things were so clean. Food options were nice and not crazy expensive. They had all these freebies - baseball caps, pens, pencils, lanyards, ponchos, even candy! I don't know, though, if this was a special thing or is every game. There was a lot to hold an 8-year- old's interest- fun games and silliness between innings. The Saturday fireworks were canceled due to lateness of the game (rain delay) and the noise ordinance in the city, but all were given the opportunity to come back for free to another game. I mean can you ask for anything more? My daughter, not a baseball fan, said "this was a lot better than I imagined."

Beware of the dollar dog night promotion. We got to the arena 15 minutes after the game started…read moreand learned that the promotional one dollar hotdog had been sold out in the entire arena. Well, I understand it's only a hot dog my concern is that the lack of either proper planning or integrity of the promotion is realistic. It's disappointing to see an entity like this. Do such a poor job in attracting people for a promotion and do such a poor execution.

My local favorite ice hockey team. So much fun! I had the fortune of seeing the Bears each season…read moresince I've been about 18. The Hershey Bears (Originally the Hershey Bars) are a professional Ice Jockey team - they've been operating since the 1938-1939 season. Parking usually runs $10/game. My previous employer had a suite at their home arena, The Giant Center. So for the past few years, I had access to that. Other family members are season ticket holders. Tickets can run anywhere from $12.00 for Reese's / Ollie's cheaps seats to up to $100 for seats next to the ice. Always a great family time. #23