Pridgen Park is a playground & there is a community center here, too. There is a paved walking path…read morearound the playground in front. In the rear, there is a picnic area and awning, brick BBQ, restroom & portable potty. Private parking lot & in a nice residential area.

Wednesday Dollar Hotdogs! There's almost always a promotion or good deal at every game. Probably…read moreone of the most family friendly events in Mobile. We always have a great time at the BayBears game! Ticket prices are fair, the action is good and there's almost no bad seats. Sad that this is their last season, but hopefully it'll be one of the best. Go BayBears!

"It's a Christmas miracle" y'all! ... and Christmas Nights of Lights-Mobile is truly the "kitty's…read moretitties!" This is an epic (seriously, Hollywood level production) Christmas light show paired to the holiday music streaming on the radio of your car, and Hank Aaron Stadium knocked it out of the park! (See what I did there? Lol!) The show, the ease of navigating the layout, the directions, the innovation, the LIGHTS (my God -- the beautiful lights), the song selection, the comfort of enjoying from inside your vehicle and not freezing to death outside -- I loved all 20ish minutes of it! Everything was fabulous and like nothing I (nor the hubs) had every witnessed before! Mobile definitely knows how to put on a Christmas Light Show, and if you know like I know-- you'll grab your kid(s), grab $6 bucks per head over 3 yrs old, and get down to the stadium before the CNOL season ends. (Money more than well spent, trust me!) P.S. Keep your eyes peeled for Santa, he's there too!

LOVE this park at the sports complex! There's zip line, slides, little rock wall, baseball fields,…read morebasketball courts.. Plenty of parking. There were multiple little league games today since it was the championship.. they even had a concession stand, but didn't check out what they had. Very well maintained and seems very safe. Right behind navarre high school.

Great new playground located in the Navarre Sports Complex…read more The ground surface is made of a rubbery material--very bouncy and helps if the kids fall down. It has a small zip-line, numerous slides, monkey bars and modern swings and other cool equipment. Plenty of benches, porta-potty and plenty of parking. Best time to come is in the morning or late afternoon since the park equipment can get hot during the day. They also have a small dog park across from the parking lot.

Very nice field for the players and such... very well taken care of. The stands aren't much, with a…read morepretty low seating capacity, but decent. In the afternoons, the sun goes down in right center field, which is pretty harsh on the fans, and probably the players as well. Very easy to get to, as it's just a mile of so off the main highway (Hwy 49). Right next to the softball field, and the campus football field.

What a BEAUTIFUL park!…read more Visiting the Blue Wahoo Stadium during a recent vacation was the one thing I told my family I HAD to do. I am so happy for sticking to that choice! This park was everything I was hoping for and MORE! We live near the Beloit Sky Carp Stadium which is also within the Marlins organization. That stadium is very new and also very cool but lacks in so many ways that The Wahoo Stadium Excels. The Stadium Seeing the Gulf of Mexico in the outfield while inside of a stadium is such a cool experience. It honestly is one of the best parks at any level that I have been to. They stadium seemed pretty large and it was practically sold out and yet i never felt crowded or overwhelmed. They have vendors everywhere so you aren't having to walk far at all when wanting food or drinks. Lastly, their prices really were very reasonable. Compared to parks in WI and IL, they did not break the bank which really surprised me. The Food They have the obvious normal foods that every park has but then they offered a ton of cool Florida themed seafoods, and other types of things I am not used to seeing where we live. They had tons of options for kids as well. The Entertainment I am a very traditional baseball fan and like to focus on the game alone, but I am not unrealistic when it comes to having young children who need a little more. The Wahoo's did such a good job in between innings to keep the kids engaged which was really fun to see. My Youngest usually wants to leave by the 5th and we were able to enjoy the entire game because she was engaged with things the whole time. This is a must visit attraction in Pensacola in my opinion. A nice break from the beach and other touristy attractions. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

We had an amazing time watching the Blue Wahoos Baseball Team. Great time the hotdogs were…read moredelicious. And the best part we won!

Nice field. Pricey concessions. $10 beer is not up my alley. But, I'm sure the concessions are…read moreexpensive to pay for the super nice field and stands.

What an awesome little baseball stadium! We met some friends there last night to catch our first…read moregame. I will say, it was unnecessarily hard to find the stadium as it's not well marked on the campus guide and the directions we found online were wrong. It's on Old Shell Road on the right after you cross University. It's very simple to find the stadium if you know that, and now you know. There is plenty of parking nearby. Anyway, box seats with backs are only $10 and we ended up right behind the home plate. Great seats and a great price. The bleacher seats were even less expensive, allowing for a very inexpensive family outing. My hubs bought a bottled water for me, a can of Miller Lite for himself, and a box of popcorn for us to split. It was only $5 for all of it. Really great concession prices too. The stadium and field are both well kept and the crowd was lively. Honestly, I was pretty impressed with the overall experience. Compared to baseball stadiums at some of the bigger colleges, it's fair to say South's stadium is almost on par, but surpasses them when you factor in the prices. That definitely won't be our last game. (I'm really hoping my boy will choose to be a Jag next year too!)

I was in town from Los Angeles to visit my Dad over Memorial Day weekend, so I bought tickets for…read moreus to go to a Biloxi Oyster Shuckers minor league baseball game, since sports is one of the few things we have in common LOL. I've been to a bunch of different MLB stadiums/games and even one college baseball park, but never minor league, so I was excited to go to this. And we had such a wonderful time! LAYOUT I highly recommend buying your tickets ahead of time or getting to the park early. We arrived just before first pitch, and there was a long line to buy tickets. Since we bought ahead, we basically got in right away, just went straight to the ticket scanners with no wait. Since it was a 1pm game, I'd made sure to buy seats in the last row on the 1st base side, because that's where the shade hits first. Sure enough the shade reached our seats around 2:30pm. All the seats there have great views and easy access to restrooms and food/drink. The stadium's entire concourse is lined with a great variety of food and drink vendors, and since it's a smaller stadium, only once or twice a few lines got maybe 8 customers deep, but even so you still have a great view of the game while you're in line! And I never waited for a restroom. PEOPLE There were tons of people working the vendors as well as ushers helping people find their seats and such. The ushers were wearing orange shirts, so they were easy to find, and they were all smiles and very friendly. And all the fans in the stands were also really friendly and having a good time. Lots of groups of friends, younger and old, and some families too. We also happened to go for a dog-friendly game, with people sitting out in the right field lawn with their dogs, and they all seemed to be having a great time. They'd occasionally walk to the concourse for food/drink/restrooms, some just to take a break in the shade, and all the dogs were so nice and cute and seemed to be enjoying themselves :) MASCOTS I debated docking a star from this review for this (just kidding) but I was disappointed the mascot was not an oyster, or even a shucker, since they are the Biloxi Oyster Shuckers. Instead it is a seagull, and there are definitely a lot of seagulls in the area, but I feel like this is a missed opportunity, since there are already so many other bird mascots in sports. Maybe the seagull can have an oyster friend? Anyway, the seagull mascot named Schooner was at the game of course and was quite present throughout, and he/she also seemed very available going through the stands and around the concourse for anyone who wanted to interact or take a photo. I always love an accessible mascot (why are they so rare?), so this was nice to see! Also, there was a race on the field at one point between 3 people, dressed up as a potato, corn, and crawfish - These mascots didn't hang around too much after their race but enough that they took photos with some people before eventually heading out. PARKING I wish they had a good official parking garage, but at least there are a couple small local lots, plus the Beau Rivage across the street. Still, my father cannot get around very easily, so I dropped him off at the stadium while I went to go park the car, and then after the game, I ran to get the car and drove it up to him at the stadium. So if you are going with a wheelchair or someone who is otherwise not very mobile, you may want to plan for this. The stadium has an elevator in its northwest corner (behind home plate) that we used, and the staff there were very nice and helpful. While the team lost the game, we still had a really enjoyable time, and I'm really glad we went. It's definitely something fun to do, and I'd go to games all the time if I lived in the area. And it's SO much more affordable than going to an MLB game, from price of entry to concessions. I highly recommend going to a game here!

I've been coming to Biloxi for years and somehow have never been in town at the same time as the…read moreShuckers, until today. It's a small park, and not a bad seat in the park. I brought my 6 year old niece and we had home plate box seats in Sec. 102, Row 4. The net now goes all the way down baseline into outfield, so Ticketmaster seating chart is inaccurate. Had I known that, I would've bought the cheapest seat towards the outfield. Tickets for my game, June 2026, seemed to run $11-30. It's easy to enter and exit the park. There's a small pro shop and plenty of food and drink vendors but prices are high, on level with what you'd pay at a MLB game. $5 water, $10 hotdog, ball caps were $30-50, etc. Their website seems to offer a lot of game night promos, it was 2 for 1 night when we went but finding out what was on special was difficult when I did finally get answers after asking 3 staffers, it really wasn't a 2 for 1, more like combo deals. Our game ended up being suspended due to weather but they offered the opportunity to return for free to a future game this season. In the end, the experience was OK. In the future I'd come back but I'd buy the cheapest ticket and eat beforehand.

Very nice sports complex with plenty of parking, clean bathrooms and concessions…read more They also are practicing social distancing by marking the concession lines and allowing no more than two people in the bathroom at a time. There are some fair trees for shade so I recommend bringing a tent or something to keep the sun off of you.