We went to the St. Lucie Mets game last night. This is the Short Season Single A affiliate of the New York Mets. The Stadium is beautiful, the parking is easy and the tickets are fairly cheap. $14 for General Admission and we sat very close to Home Plate. They had a Non Alcoholic Beer (NAB) for me! Two seasons ago they didn't. Ultra Zero. Very cold and very good. We split Chicken Fingers, French Fries and a Pretzel. All good. The fries (which I've been avoiding in 2026) were awesome! The Staff is very friendly. The usher pointed me to a section he thought would be comfortable for me. I was using my cane so the row he pointed out was only 1 step down. The seat was also very wide (remember - I'm a big boy), so I was very comfortable. The downside. The people. The woman behind us - sitting in the handicap seats - kept spraying something that had a chemically citrus smell. My wife thinks it was hand sanitizer. She kept spraying every half inning or so! Awful!!! Plus, she had a wet-sounding cough and wasn't making any effort to cover. We moved. The section we hit had much narrower seats. Too tight. We moved. Finally, decided to sit in 2 empty handicap seats. Perfect. Right? No. The kids in our section were out of control and of course the parents were oblivious. Part is to blame on the lack of parenting, but part on the team itself. They are constantly throwing balls to the kids. It became a feeding frenzy!!! Kids running, jumping, climbing, tackling one another to get a ball. Then kids who didn't get a ball start crying. Then they're throwing the balls, and their gloves, and hats - everywhere. At one point, we're surrounded by kids, practically sitting on top of us. Sitting on the handrail in front of me blocking my view. Ugh. It was so out of control it was actually funny. After the game, the SLM had a ceremony to honor kids with brain cancer. They brought out families and showed a touching video about a poor young girl who lost her battle to cancer. It was touching and the intention was good, but it was done so poorly. They had lanterns and were going to "light up the sky." No, it was just poorly lit balls the size of cantaloupe that just sat on the outfield. I'm a two time cancer survivor myself, but I found the ceremony poorly planned and poorly executed. And way too long! Then they had fireworks - the reason we stayed. They were awesome!!!!! That's it. We'll go back (I love baseball) but on a weeknight with hopefully less kiddies. read more

Four and a half stars easily. One half star deduction for how expensive tickets are. This is a great field, and offers an outstanding experience from parking to exiting. The staff here are mostly older folks and they deserve so much credit here because they are so friendly! Every interaction from parking attendant, concessions, merch, and seating attendants was positive. They clearly love their jobs. There's a nice wide variety of concessions around the park, and prices are high but in my opinion not outrageous. LET'S GO METS! read more

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First time here. Parking was $15, and we arrived early for the Game Day Experience ( batting and fielding practice and the opportunity to get photos and autographs). Love that they have the lawn seats available. Lots of murals and Hall of Famers proudly displayed throughout the concourse. Fun Mr. And Mrs. Met on the bathroom doors. Seats were comfortable, All ushers/ staff were friendly and this stadium has the best variety of food choices for spring training: minor league parks: grilled chicken sandwiches, Philly steaks, Italian sausages, pizza, tacos, pastrami / kosher items, and of course the standard concession fare ( popcorn, peanuts, pretzels etc.) and dippin' dots/ soft serve. Lots of fun fan engagement for the kids and Mr. and Mrs. Met making lots of appearances. Decent team store for regular season and ST, but this review is going to focus on the wonderful Jeanne and Linda who found my new Mets bag charm that fell off my bag and scoured the stadium trying to find me. Absolutely amazing, greatly appreciated and rare to have anyone go above and beyond. Thanks Cheyanne too! One suggestion/ request: please have a filtered water station somewhere on site. The water fountain water was nasty. read more

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This was my second time going here, the last time was in 2023. My family and I are die hard Mets fans and I'm glad that we were able to make it down this year and cheer the Mets on! Even though it's a spring training facility, it's a super nice park with lots to do for members of the whole family. The berm is an excellent place to sit but make sure you bring sunscreen. LGM!!! read more

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Amazing time to be had! This Spring Training stadium is great to come for games. The availability and ease of parking helps to give your experience a good start. The entrance is beautiful and lined with large palm trees. As soon as you enter, you feel the family friendliness. Kids and adults are greeted by a friendly Staff and fun games. The seats are wider than other stadiums I've visited, and the food choice is really great. The bathrooms were clean and easily accessible. The merchandise store was large and had some really nice stuff. The only drawback were the prices. We did truly enjoy it! read more

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Kind of a basic park. Not too big. I love all the Mets photos and decoration. Not much to see when you do a lap around the stadium. Staff was nice Very limited water fountains. There only one is the set by the bathroom by the right foul pole. read more

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Went to the Taco Festival and had so much fun! Lots of people watching. Lots of vendors. Lots of tacos! I have also been to a Mets game here, lots of fun! Good times for sure. :) You can trust me, I'm a fun gal! ;D read more

We came with many other New Yorkers to see the Mets in spring training. We purchased tickets online months ago. We came with $15 for parking and brought clear bags for entrance. It wasn't a problem to bring bottled water & sandwyonto the park. It took :30 to park, there was a lot of traffic. The stadium was built in 1988 and holds 7,160 spectators. In 2020 the stadium was renovated for Spring Training season. The improvements included new concessions, clubhouses, and additional outfield areas. There were vendors selling spring training shirts, caps & swag in front. Our seats at section 115 were were able to see & hear well; we had a beautiful day! Food & drinks are pretty pricey. Tee shirts are $45 and up. There were long and slow lines for the restrooms and vendors. No Wi-Fi. read more

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Tacos & Treats festival was nice. Plenty of breeze and shaded tables to eat. We had the smokehouse pork taco, sign said best pork taco 2025 and I can see that. Tender pork, tasty with its slaw crunch and sauces. Very yummy!!! The churro was hot n fresh, crisp and sugary, yummm !! Everyone there nice. Petting zoo was cute we both fed the sweet animals!! Chickens were so happy one laid an egg!! Sadly no pics read more

This ballpark opened in March of 1988. The original name was Thomas J. White Stadium . It has had many renovations and a few name changes over the years. Main upgrades were in 2012 adding 500 seats down the RF home run area. Down by the LF Line they added a Budweiser terrace that is an area to gather and throw down a few cold ones. Or for an afternoon game just get out of the sun. In 2020, they removed the bullpens from the field and added them to a common area behind the LF fence. Prices are pretty reasonable. We had seats in Section 109, row G. Which is main reserved behind the plate. Cost $35. Not bad. I have to mention that this is another cashless ballpark. Parking is $15. This time of year, spring home of the New York Mets and during the summer Port Saint Lucie Mets single A affiliate. Enjoy the game. :) read more

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We were a group of 6 who went to a spring training game between the very popular Mets vs Yankees. The parking lot and stadium were packed. We wish we had left our home in Boynton Beach at 9:30 am for a 1:10 pm game - an hour earlier than we did- because of the lack of handicapped parking and how crowded the venue was. We didn't know the stadium because it was our first time here. They allowed a 9x6 bag and two water bottles. Security checked our bags and you walked through a security machine. Plenty of bathrooms and they were clean. The price of food was off the charts. A very salty foot long hotdog was $13.50 + $1.50 for sour kraut. I would have had to stand on another long line for French fries if I chose. I chose not to. The tickets in our nosebleed section were also very high $97 each and we needed handicapped seats. The security guards were amazing though. Bruce had a heart and found us fabulous handicap seats because we had the scooter with us. There was no safe place to put that. We advise wearing sunscreen because we were in the direct sun behind first base. If it weren't for this popular matchup, we would have loved the stadium more. And the teams only played their minor league players. Very disappointing! Parking was $15. All $ throughout was only via credit card. No cash exchanged. read more

Clover Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida

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Not exactly Citi Field, this A-Ball home to the Port St. Lucie Mets and the spring training home to the New York Mets is a fun and cheap way to spend a day outside, enjoying baseball. Wait, did I say cheap? Heck no! The food is expensive (and mediocre at best), it costs $15 to park the car, and everything is cashless, save for a few raffles. The team store is also pricey, but that is the cost of doing business. The fun aspect however, is correct. Coming to this ballpark in the spring is one of the thrills of major league baseball. You get right up close to the players, watching them practice and have ample opportunity to speak to them, get an autograph, and even catch a baseball from one of them. It is an unforgettable and a priceless experience every baseball fan should experience at least once in their lifetime. I enjoyed coming here and watching a few games and soaking in the spring training action. Maybe one year I hope to do it later. You should try to do it soon. read more

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Will return. Mets' training days are played here. We passed by Cardinals' in Jupiter which looks rather small. This one for the Mets is pretty major. It's my first time to a training game and like it a lot. The park is intimate compare to Shea and now Citifield. The bathrooms are plenty and clean. Food smell rather good - given the fact that I just had a huge meal. Staff is courteous. Tonight's game is a tie: 4-4. read more

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I love that most of the seats are shaded, and that there's always a breeze here. I don't love that the stadium is isolated, with expensive parking, and more of a "big stadium" feel than a spring training feel. And I HATE the bag and food policies. You can't bring anything into the stadium. read more

Clover Park - Breezy and lots of shaded seats, so it's a pleasant place to watch a ball game, but it's too big to have a real spring training feel - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida

Cool experience seeing the Mets do preseason. I'm a Yankee fan married to a Mets fan. But happy that baseball is back. Had a fun time!!

Clover Park is the spring training baseball stadium of the NY Mets. I grew up in a Mets loving family in N.J. and have many fond memories of their World Series win in 1986. Keith Hernandez, Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, Mookie Wilson, Gary Carter, Lenny Dykstra, were some of the players I grew up watching. After moving to Florida I didn't keep up with baseball that much aside from when the Florida Marlins won the World Series in 1997 and 2003. Fast forward to last weekend when my friend invited me to a game in Clover Park in Port St. Lucie. I was always curious about Clover Park for experiencing the excitement of a live ball game. From their inception in 1962 to the 1980's, the Mets did their spring training in St. Petersburg, Florida. Their facility there was aging and it was getting crowded with multiple tenants. In 1986 plans were made to move The Mets to Port. St. Lucie. The new ball field was named Thomas J. White Stadium in honor of a Missouri real estate developer when it opened in 1988. White worked with sportswriter Jack Champion to bring the Mets to Port St. Lucie. Through the years it was also known as Tradition Field in 2004, Digital Domain Park in 2010, and First Data Field in 2017. In February 2020 the name was changed to Clover Park after the company's Clover point of sale platform. New York Mets spring training runs February through March and we had tickets for the last game of spring training. The first thing that struck me on entering was how nice and large the stadium was. It holds over 1.700 people. In 2004 a grassy berm was added behind the right field wall. It is a place where families can spread a picnic blanket and watch the game. In 2020, a $57 million renovation project of the stadium was completed just before Spring Training. A new exterior was built which features a new staircase leading to the concourse behind home plate. New Mets themed signage was also added along the walls. Just before spring training this year, the county spent 2.6 million dollars upgrading the playing field. They replaced the turf, raised the field to Major League Baseball standards, replaced the outfield fence, and added retention walls and relocating bullpens. Inside the stadium is the clamshell canopy and two-level seating structure where new seats were added. The stadium has a fan shop selling Mets merchandise and concessions that include ice cream, alcohol, deli sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, pizza. arepas, and taco in a helmet. Things to note when attending a game is parking is $15 per vehicle in a field. The whole stadium from parking, to food, to souvenirs is cashless. We found our seats and unfortunately it was hot and in full sun but I soon lost myself in the game which was a match up between the Mets and the Florida Marlins. I loved checking out everyone's elaborate Mets ensembles and it was fun to sing Take Me Out to the Ball Game and cheer on the Mets with the crowd. They gave a lot of balls to the kids in the crowd which was great to see. The game ended in a tie as I learned there are no extra innings in spring training. Thanks Holly for taking me to the game. Coming to Clover Park rekindled my love of the Mets and reminded me how much I enjoy a live baseball game. read more

Clover Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida

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This is one of the nicest spring training ballparks I've ever been in. It's relatively new, very modern, no cash allowed only plastic and that includes the 15.00 parking fee. I can't wait to go back to this ballpark I wanted to see the Mets play Venezuela in the world baseball classic. The Mets lost 6-4 read more

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No Guest Services, wth? Overpriced parking on grass and dirt. Crazy traffic. People inside are not nice at all. No amenities. Only one entrance. Sharon is the worst (in the elevator to get to Party area). read more

I just went here several times before last Sunday, which was St Patty's Day. My next-door neighbor had 2 tickets but had an emergency to attend in NJ, so he forwarded the tickets. It was really easy transferring the tickets through the application on your phone. I was so excited to go it's been 2 years since I have gone. We got there early then 1pm to get a good parking spot we have handicap but that is always taken anyway, we they were charging &15 per car load to park there, our tickets were 15 a piece probably because he got it earlier but some people paid from $20 to $60 per ticket right before sell out, I don't drink but it's awful you can bring a thing or water they search your bags, go through metal doctors too, The scanner of qr code for a tickets was cool, my mom and I shared a water bottle costing $4.75; hotdogs, burgers, pastrami sandwiches were $10 and up, fries were 6.75 beer was $9 and rum buckets omg I don't wanna know I quit smoking and drinking alcohol 3 years ago, it was a great Vibe had a blast but so glad we were smart and ate before and they don't take cash anymore just debit for every thing fyi... read more

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It's like a mini Shea Stadium! This was my first time at the park and being a diehard Mets fan it was such a great experience. There's murals in the hallways just like Shea Stadium had. If you want to go watch some spring training definitely head here! read more

Clover Park - Field view - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida

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Great family, friendly atmosphere short lines at concessions and an overall good time!

I was at Clover Park on Saturday, March 22nd for the Met's/Nationals game. I just had foot surgery the previous day and the ballpark had the second most in attendance that day. The parking was horrendous as we ended up parking all of the way in the back of the stadium. There are no employees with golf carts to bring people to the front of the stadium. This is unacceptable, as Cacti Stadium in West Palm Beach has many many golf carts going around the parking lot to assist bringing people to the front of the stadium read more

Fun and exciting baseball venue. A protective net is stretched on both sides of the field. So you don't have to be focused on foul balls, you can relax and enjoy the day. I didn't eat or drink anything, but I brought in a bad of peanuts. Cool outfield grass area, fans had blankets. Two big bar areas in both fields. Such a cool atmosphere with fun people. $10 parking. But on NW Enterprise you can park on the grass for free. Such a bargain and unfortunately I saw this as I was leaving. read more

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No cash accepted at Clover Park but charge credit card fees for everything including parking. The sign says parking $15 but when you pay your receipt says $16 and change, the credit card fee is over $1. MLB is a ripoff and I don't think I'll be going to many more games. read more

Grapefruit League spring training. New food concessions and team store are good. Hated sitting in the blazing hot sun. Pass the aloe with lidocaine! Senior citizen staff were a bit irritable. $52 per ticket plus $15 for parking too expensive. Check the game calendar for promo giveaways, get there early if it's giveaway game! Let's go Mets! PS I walked right past David Wright taking selfies with fans near food booths! Fun times. read more

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We always attend a game here when visiting my folks in Vero Beach. It's only a 30-40 minute ride. Great family event especially for the price. Took my family and my parents to a Saturday night game. Can't be $14 a seat for section 11, 6 rows from the field. Concessions are reasonable too. Lots of family involvement and giveaways. Both of my sons received bobble heads, comic books, wrist bands, etc, all for free. We were a little disappointed the fireworks were cancelled, but all the free stuff clearly made up for it. See you next year. read more

Clover Park - Section 11, Row D - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida

Not the worst park I've been too. Food choices are pretty limited. Bathrooms are pretty gross. My main complaint is they are totally cashless. Makes me want to puke that they are in the pocket of the elite who hate the average American and want to do away with cash which gives Americans freedom instead of being literally forced into a social credit system. I'd say most people are against a cashless society and I am just appalled that the Mets are playing into this tyranny. read more

The nicest Spring Training facility on the East Coast of Florida. Many of the seats have shade, including the sections directly behind home plate. There is a comfortable lawn area in the outfield. The concession options are better than the other stadiums in the area. The parking area is close and easy to exit. Arrive early to see the team practice! read more

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First Data Field is First Class! My old buddies from Long Island Gus and " Pickle" ( he was always in a pickle growing up) came down for this game. It was a very comfortable and relaxing 47 minute drive from Wellington. I had been to spring training games in Scottsdale and Glendale Az & was expecting a small venue. Well, First Data Field was a huge and impressive structure upon first sight. We drove in and were very efficiently directed by some awesome folks in bright yellow shirts to a parking spot on the grass. $10 cash to park was not bad at all. Then a 300 yard trek to one of the 2 gates. They had great security( they had heard about Gus and Pickleman) and we went through the scanner. Then just a quick walk up to our section 201 where we were again assisted by very cool attendants who were just happy and enjoying themselves. The stadium was pretty full " Pickle" guesstimated 11,000 fans. We were in row L seats 7-9 ($20 seats)and had a great view right behind home plate. We were in the shade!! There were just 11 rows in front of us( $30 and up) and it felt like I could just reach out and touch home plate. I have always said this and will maintain that when you are surrounded by NYers there is an instant, automatic and effortless rapport and camaraderie . It is a beautiful thing! We got to hang out with Al and Dave who were season ticket holders and lived in Port Saint Lucie. I got the same feeling as I do back in Citi Field in Queens. The smiles, the sense of humor, the bonding, the awesome " got your beer ovah heeah" vendors who really work hard. Seats were comfortable. You could see and read everything on the scoreboard which was 410 feet away. I did not try the food or pretzels/peanuts. Still stuffed after my gargantuan tuna Sammy from Frank's Deli en route. I wish that they had more leg room in row L as there is a 3 foot concrete wall in front of you. The souvenir shop was small and had a limited supply of hats n tees! Probably sold out!! I have got to say that although the stadium looked pretty daunting when we pulled up, the setting was intimate and it was a nice, relaxing, no hassle experience. 2 funny things - we got there about 20 minutes late and as we we were taking our seats, the Marlins scored the first 3 of their 15 runs. Mets were leading 3-0 upto that point. We had a couple of folks give us the " What the fudge" look as the three unlucky baistahds just made the whole row stand up so we could get to our seats. There is an ad/ sign right over the men's urinal in the very clean bathroom," If you are reading this sign again, you may suffer from frequent urination. Call your local Urologist Dr S-------- and make an appointment today." I was dying! Not what I expected at all!! I will say cool and creative!!! I enjoyed First Data Field. It was fun, it was easy and there was no stress! Definitely coming back!!!! read more

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It's too bad baseball is on a lick out right now . There is no spring training here SS if now in Port St. Lucie. The team store is loaded with great merchandise just waiting to be sold. We were disappointed not to see any training but the stadium is huge and very nice. read more

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No we are not Mets fans but Yes, we are Gator homers. My daughter graduates from UF in a few weeks and we decided to drive down on her Friday of Spring break since it was announced Tebow would be playing this week. We were fortunate to find tickets for face online since we made the decision to attend as soon as we found out. Of course the scalpers bought up all the lower level seats but I will admit our seats in the upper few rows above the home dugout were actually pretty good. This ballpark seats about 7,000 so it's an intimate setting. Food fare was typical but had a NY influence. Nathan's hot dogs and fries as well as some decent looking pizza. I found out the outer concourse had grilled dogs and burgers but unfortunately I had already eaten from the inner concourse. My hot dog was good but it would be definitely been better grilled. First Data field is the home of the single A Mets and is a nice minor league ballpark. It's clean and I would not hesitate to come back here even for a minor league game. Parking was $10 and easy to get in and out. Half of the parking lot is grass and that's where you will park if you arrive close too close to the first pitch being thrown. Lots of workers or volunteers managed the parking lot very well. Lots of snowbirds here today. The Mets lost but made it interesting to almost tie in the bottom of the 9th. These fans - not just the Gator fans - love Tebow. Even going 0-4 today with one K, the Mets fans genuinely wanted him to succeed. read more

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Went for a event, nice place great location for events... climbing the stair can be a issue but would go again.

Being a NY Mets fan since their birth, I've made it a tradition to attend a spring training game or two every year. Clover Park has changed its name a time or two, but it remains a terrific venue to watch the Mets. Parking is $15 and food/drink prices are a bit inflated, but the the venue is safe, the ticket takers and ushers are pleasant, and the entire stadium is clean and well-maintained. Highly recommended for all real NYM fans. read more

First Data Feild is the spring training home to my New York Mets and man have things changed over the years. Long gone are the days of paying a few bucks to see the boys in some fun pre-season action. Here's the price break down. Tickets $15-$40 ($2 more if you buy day of game) Parking $10 (what a joke) Beer $8.50 (apperenly they think it's N.Y.C) Water $4.00 (this is not Disney World) Food $$$ (eat before you get there) On my most recent visit we arrived to the most packed spring training game I have ever seen and as per usual my Mets lost because I was there. Back home I am known as the black cloud of the New York Mets, so sad yet so true. Personally I wasn't very happy with my visit because of the pricing. I felt very ripped off paying Citi Feild prices at a sub-par stadium in pre-season. The food here is awful! It's your basic hot dogs and hamburgers nothing exciting to try. I will say however that everyone who works here is so nice which is a huge plus. All and all I still had fun but definitely won't be there as often as I'd like to due to pricing. Going to leave you with a few tips on planning you day at First Data Feild. 1. Seats behind either bullpen put you in direct sunlight. All other seating is shaded. 2. Do not pay for parking! Street parking is very easy and is an extremely close walk to the stadium. 3. By tickets online to save a few bucks. 4. Eat before you go. Food is terrible. 5. Arrive early to get some signatures from your favorite players. read more

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For a spring training stadium and the spring training stadium of my favorite team it was quite beautiful. The area of Port St. Lucie is beautiful. The seating in first data was great and entrance wasn't expensive at all. The Mets also did spank the St. Louis cardinals. I can't wait to see that at Citi field this year. The outside of first data was so bright and beautiful along with all the staff in the stadium which were all so friendly and knowledgeable of every aspect of the stadium. Oh boy and this e drinks in the stadium nice and stiff. The bartenders were friendly and made anything you asked for. I hope to return to first data every year for spring training. read more

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We visited this park twice and like it. The best seats are the ones behind home plate for the shade. The grass in the outfield was a great place for my younger kids to play. Occasionally, a third out or practice ball gets tossed to the kids there. They need to improve the scoreboard. It is very hard to read in sunlight. Florida has plenty of sunlight too. read more

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This is a great outing with or without kids. It's a great stadium and it's affordable for a family. The food is affordable, the parking is a bit pricy for a minor league team it has been raised from $5 to $10, but other than that it's a wonderful venue. We paid $14 for front row seats behind home base and the seats were incredible. It was Marvel night so I got everyone a costume including good ole mom and dad and we were there for the costume contest. The game got rained out so they cancelled the contest and we were disappointed since we were one of the few who actually dressed up. The fireworks helped with the disappointment as well as free bobble heads for the kids. I still think we would have won, but hey it's all for the adventure. The good news is if there's a cancellation due to rain you can get a do over with your ticket to another game of your choice. All in all it's a great place for a great night out, I give it 2 thumbs up! read more

Spacious stadium. Very clean and set up nicely. The lines at the concession stands move pretty quickly. The bar lines could move a little faster, but the wait isn't too bad. You can see the field from wherever you're standing. Recommend getting a hot dog with all the fixings and an ice cold Malibu rum bucket! Parking lot is very big. Perfect for tailgating. Enjoy! read more

Clover Park - Malibu Rum Bucket. Mets vs. Red Sox - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida

Great beginning to the start of a wonderful baseball season!! Heading home to New York we decided to take in the first game. It was a lovely day nice and hot!! 89°. Nice hot sunny day. We had really good seats, but eventually moved by the tiki bar because it was so hot!! Andy also because the girls behind us was so loud and obnoxious we just couldn't take all her yabbering!! nice lovely family shared their table seats with us. We got to see Robinson Cano make his debut with the Mets and Tim Tebow trying to make the roster. Mets held on for a 4-3 victory today. Great experience!! Now we'll be heading back home where it won't be 89 degrees Til next time read more

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We love seeing the Mets play here! What a great stadium! A great view no matter your seats. They have a fun store for your Mets gear and plenty of snack bars and bathrooms. read more

Clover Park - Every seat is great view - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Port St. Lucie, Florida