My wife and I loved our experience at Kyle Field. We live in Austin, which is only 2 hours away…read more When Alabama was coming to town, I knew we had to check out a game. The energy in the stadium was unbelievable. We found ourselves screaming, cheering and really getting into the game. The fans are passionate, which I love and expect. The stadium has a nice setup and offers some great food and drink options. We even bought some merchandise to bring home as memories. Overall, a great experience.

It was good. Soccer match, Argentina vs. Honduras. Not the best though. I made a poster rooting for…read moreArgentina, but the staff wouldn't let me bring it in! They let my brother bring his poster. . I also reunited with my best friend Eli. Argentina won the game!!!!!!! I had a pretty good time, but there were negatives. -Warner W-

Super hectic - if you're coming for an event, add an extra 20 minutes to your navigation estimate…read morefor parking. Event parking was $10, so plan a carpool. West side parking brings you to 101-130, east side is row 115. Concessions are pricey - $10+ for nachos or a hot dog.

It's a nice venue, no doubt about it. But for people who are not current students (like this…read moreAggie), having to create an online account and jump through hoops just to go in and watch a single game is absolute B.S., and I don't mean Bachelor of Science! Somebody please tell me how the current system is better than when you walked up to the ticket window, bought a ticket, then went inside. It took about 30 seconds to buy a ticket, and the line moved fast. This line moved SLOW. I shudder to think what would happen if my mom tried to attend a game in Reed. The line would grind to a halt for 30 minutes!

I'm shocked no one has written about the Zone Club! As an two-time Aggie grad, Kyle Field is very…read morenear and dear to my heart. After standing for hours at games on the student side, I always dreamed of being invited to the Zone! Well I got to go last year with a boss who is also an Aggie. Wow is it so much on the other side. The have a FULL SERVICE bar. And the food... let's just say it blows the corn dogs and popcorn out of the water! Oh it's also air conditioned too! On non game days people can rent space at the Zone to host weddings, etc. May have to consider that for the future haha. Now I dream of being invited to a suite after the big redevelopment :)

Welcome to Davis Diamond Stadium home of the Fight Lady Aggies Softball squad. Just like Kyle…read moreField Davis Diamond is a beautiful and state of the art Stadium.

The best softball stadium in the NCAA, hands down. From the few games in 2018 while it wasn't even…read morefinished, it was a world-class​ facility. When it is fully finished, it will be hard to top.

I have been attending Aggie baseball games for 25 years as a season ticket holder and have watched…read morethe stadium and overall experience go through so many changes. There is nothing quite like a baseball game at Olsen Field! This is a family friendly atmosphere and the perfect way to spend a beautiful Spring day! The ticket prices are very affordable at $8 for an adult general admission ticket and $5 for youth. Reserved seating is about $20 per ticket for an adult. For GA tickets there are a few sections available on the 2nd deck( 1st base line) and lawn seating botboth the 1st and 3rd base lines in the outfield. If you want to guarantee a comfortable space to sit with GA tickets, I recommend arriving 30 mins to 1 hour before game time depending on how big of a game it is. The food is not overly amazing, just typical ballpark food like hot dogs, hamburgers, popcorn, nachos and candy. You will definitely pay an arm and a leg for anything you purchase at concession or through one of the vendors. If you have time, I recommend packing up some sandwiches or loading up a small grill and just tailgating a bit before the game begins. We have done this several times and have really enjoyed it. My daughter loves the play ground which has definitely entertained her on many occasions. My only complaint is that some times there are kids playing that are maybe a bit too big to be out there and they tend to run and mow down any smaller kids in their way. There is a little thing known around the ballpark as "Olsen Magic" and my friends this is real. You never know when a player will rope a Grand Slam in the bottom of the 9th to win the game! It's the best feeling ever, amplified by the excitement from the fans and the bubble machines shooting hundreds of bubbles into the air. If you've been putting off attending a game at Olsen Field at Blue Bell park, I want to encourage you to get out to a game soon! You will definitely enjoy it!

College baseball is a lot like minor-league baseball -- which is a good thing. Smaller size, lower…read morecost, more family-friendly. Seeing the Aggies on a nice day or night is a great experience, and Olsen is one of the nicer college fields you'll encounter. There are some relatively pricey seats, but general admission can be a bargain, depending on the opponent and timing. To circle back to Yelpier things -- the food and drink is serviceable, but nothing I'd go to a game for. But if you're going to a baseball game for the food...

This is Collegiate Summer League Baseball. Not even a sniff to A Ball. Most of these kids…read moreare from colleges and most have room and board with locals. They are playing entertaining ball. I'll come back.

After paying for the club Founders Seats down low, it was a total rip off. One of our two seats…read morehas been broken ALL SEASON. You slide out of it if you don't push back constantly We have reported it to the ticket booth several times and have been assured it would be fixed. This is the last game, and it is still not fixed. Food is supposed to be included when you are in the Founders Club. After scanning our QR code, we had to pay the full amount for our food and drink. The baseball is fantastic. The management is horrible.