If you like baseball you'll love seeing a game here. the stadium was made to show fans an…read moreoutstanding view no matter where you sit.

Wow what a deal!! I'm loving Florida for proximity to the pros. This park has that small town feel,…read moresuper helpful staffers and a fun atmosphere. Plenty of parking, lots of restaurants close if you want to make it an evening and dine out first. The concession selection was okay but kinda disappointing. Bathrooms are clean and ample. We are Nats fans but you can beat it especially this year 2021 Blue Jays pro games are here!

If you are in Tampa Bay If you have moved here…read more If you were born here You are Tampa Bay If you are here and NOT a TB fan.... (Fill in the blanks _____, sorry TB fan since the sombrero Ray Jay is efficient You can't beat the views And the consistent flyover support is unparalleled LFG Tampa Bay Yelp TB Let make this 5 stars

This store is located next to the stadium. It was very clean and organized. I could not find what…read moreI was looking for, but they have very nice items. The staff was helpful when looking for items. I would definitely stop in again when I am in the neighborhood.

I love this place ment here to see a game they won clothing isn't to expensive unique hats totally…read morego

Had my first spring training experience here earlier this month. As a resident of southeast…read moreMichigan I'd rather have gone to a Tigers "home" game in Lakeland but our itinerary didn't allow that. Home games seem to be a flexible concept down here in the Sunshine State anyway, with teams playing many hundreds of miles - or kilometers if you're the Blue Jays - away from their home stadiums. Besides the inevitable Blue Jays Crew we saw plenty of other Tigers fans, a good number of people wearing Phillies gear (Philadelphia's spring training home is very close to Dunedin), Tampa Bay Rays fans and just quite a few people wearing random sports clothes from various teams and even sports. A Jacksonville Jaguars fan was in the house. It's a cute little stadium. I like the blue and white motif. Kind of reminds me of old Tiger Stadium though they use a darker, richer shade of blue here. The concourses got a bit packed at times. It seems people get up and walk around more at spring training. There was even a concourse lounge area with cornhole games and people chilling in chairs. We had seats in the outfield along the left field foul line. Seating seemed to be like the Wild West. When we first walked up there were people in our seats. They moved and had to shoo people who were in their seats. Later after we went to get concessions and came back there were people in our SEATS again who claimed people were in their seats. It seemed to be this chain reaction of everyone just sitting wherever. It seemed like too big a pain to try to get our proper seats back so we just moved to the closest row to the field in that section which had empty seats the whole time. So we got an upgrade from the tomfoolery and didn't have to snitch to an usher. Concessions were decent. Nothing to write home about but I was very pleased that as the southern home of Toronto Blue Jays TD Ballpark had Clearly Canadian flavored fizzy water. I love that stuff. I enjoyed a couple bottles. The Tigers were easily beat by the Jays and much of the play on the field was shambolic and/or halfhearted. I get the guys who are already Major Leaguers treating this games as more just shaking the rust of and getting into shape but some of the prospects who should be trying to make a splash and get moved up seemed to be on easy mode, too. One guy was keeping score which was just so hardcore and hilarious to me. So many substitutions. So many little known guys destined for the minors. There were a few players on the field only rocking numbers, no names. Not worth all that stitching when someone else might be 58 tomorrow. Mad respect to the monomaniac keeping score. There were some "Let's go Blue Jays!" and "Let's go Tigers!" chants that went back and forth, sometimes involving only one or two people on each side which were still easily heard in those less than massive, lowkey stands. Fortunately the prices were less than big league but I think it's probably worth it to pay more to see MLB regular season play. Spring training seems to be more about hanging out and vibing. I heard so much small talk in the stands about all kinds of subjects. I wonder what minor league games here are like. I'll probably never make it back but I do wanna see the Mud Hens in Toledo.

I visited on Saturday morning around 10:30am. It's free to check out and I was lucky enough have a…read moreguided tour. I donated of course because this museum exists on donations and grants. The museum itself is a restored house started in 1914 and finished in 1919. It's called the Hartley House. His great grandchild still lives nearby and visits the museum! The plans for the house were purchased from Sears! It's full of fascinating history and even has photographs of when all of Palm Harbor was orange groves. Back then, an entire box of oranges was 5 cents. The house owner ran a local ladder factory which constructed ladders for orange picking and other industries. I learned that Curlew Rd is named after another name for the beautiful Roseate Spoonbill bird! I had no idea! Life is good with a little history!

What a quaint, local museum! The house is a Sear Roebuck catalog home. The floors are original…read moreFlorida pine and recently refurbished - gorgeous! It's a self-guided tour and won't take too long. Don't miss the small home behind the museum that is also part of the tour. #MuseumDay

Everyday Blessings Car Show was a great event that took place at Shops of Wiregrass in Wesley…read moreChapel. It turns out that Everyday Blessings is a non for profit group that assists Foster Children transition into a permanent home. This car show raises money for it. I love strolling around seeing all types if cars from the 1930's until today. My sweet friends Savitre & Justin just recently got a 1957 Chevy. I just had to tell them about this show. They ended up going and being a part of the show. Their car is super awesome with all the detail and how well kept up it is. It was one of my favorites along with a 1950's Coco-Cola car and a sports car with a joker theme. This car show had a huge collection of cars considering the space they had throughout the mall area. The admission was free for those spectators. While the people showing their cars had a fee and a goodie bag for them. At the end of the show, it was wonderful to see our friends win a best of show trophy. So happy for them. Definitely this show was a perfect way to spend the day with sweet friends!

The orange belt railroad came to Tarpon Springs in 1887. This was also when Tarpon Springs was…read moreincorporated and the lighthouse was built. It was a narrow gauge railroad for transporting goods including turpentine and sponges to the north. Those were some of the products of this part of the state. In fact, this county was so covered with pine trees (the sap is harvested to create turpentine), it was named by the Spanish explorers as "The Point of Pines" aka Pinellas in 1528! This name was later adopted when the county was formed in 1912. This was one of the many interesting facts I learned from Carol, who kindly gave me an excellent guided tour of the museum. The museum is the second version of the train station, built in 1909. Unfortunately the original building burned down but the current one was built and has lasted more than 100 years! Plant purchased the railroad in 1895, rebuilt it to standard from narrow gauge, and connected it to the rest of his railroad. CSX later acquired it and eventually closed down and turned over the track to the local cities in 2005. They donated the station with the stipulation that it be preserved. The railroad tracks were quickly removed and the long trail eventually became the Pinellas (bike and walking) Trail. As for the train station itself, it contains many interesting artifacts and a sad but important historical detail. Artifacts include original mechanical semaphore controls, a huge mechanical cash register that could do calculations and much more. Since the station was built before desegregation, there are two front doors and two ticket windows. Change is good. Life is good with a well-preserved, historic site and museum.

This was our first stop upon arriving in Tarpon Springs and this was because I found it on…read moreTripadvisor. This place was a very impressive and also very spacious with tons of exhibits and information. The ladies working here was super friendly and welcoming. Parking is in the street and free.

July 4th fireworks at Clearwater Coachman Park was the best! We haven't been here in a couple year…read moreand just knew it would not disappoint. Free parking in the City Hall Parking Garage, a couple blocks walk, misters to cool off, food trucks and vendors, clean bathrooms, awesome music and fireworks. Can't beat this! Definitely will be back for more and keeping this review so I don't forget how awesome and carefree and fun these fireworks are!!! A+++

They advertised and talked about how amazing Clearwater fireworks were, so my family and I had to…read moresee them for ourselves. At midnight there were people all over the beach waiting for these amazing fireworks show and there was nothing! There was no celebration of fireworks to bring in the New Year. Nothing but a complete waste of time and a complete disappointment!!

I have been to both years this event has been held and it is always a good time. I was lucky this…read moreyear to be in VIP out of the sun and also with unlimited free drinks. There were many food options and it wasn't too crowded early in the day. It was just entirely too hot. There were several beer selections and the cocktails were made with Deep Eddy Vodka. Yes, the name is a bit peculiar but the drinks were good. Bands were good and music wasn't too obnoxiously loud. Spring Beer Fling is a good time and another great reason to get together with friends and remember why we love Tampa and Curtis Hixon Park. Bring sunscreen!! Thanks Yelp, Brett, and Katie for my tickets!

This year, they decided at last minute to move the event from Vinoy park (on the water), to the…read morecoliseum. They decided due to weather, stating 70-80% chance of rain. The worst chance of rain according to weather forecast was 50%, but today (Friday before vent) sites are showing lower, one as low as 20%. At worst, it looks like there will be sporadic storms. The coliseum is a nice place, but it is no where near big enough for beer events, plus food, plus concerts. It will be cramped and loud......plus it is not a view of the water as Vinoy park has. I contacted Groupon (where I bought tickets) as well as the company through Facebook (Ticketf.ly). Groupon does not grant refunds for this type of change.....even though the tickets I bought clearly stated one venue vice another. When I asked Ticketf.ly on Facebook about a refund, they were kind enough to delete the post. I would recommend that anyone avoid tickets.ly, clearly they sold one thing, and intend to deliver another. We have 2 tickets at $17 each, so will not financially hurt us, but bait and switch is not acceptable. The event may be OK with a different coordinator, but done with tickets.ly. Give a refund when you change an event!