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    4.1 (33 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Michael G.

    Always a great time at MiLB with the. Olin is Clippers. 5* experience every time. Very helpful and friendly staff!

    Daniel A.

    Super exciting, absolutely fun and family Field atmosphere! The minor-league team, mascots and events between innings are always awesome to see, the baseball team is actually pretty good, and the field is beautiful. The snacks and drinks are not outrageously expensive and you can get away with a family of four for under $100

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    Jeff M.

    Great for friends and family! Make a day or a night of it. Have been lucky enough to attend two games over the past ten days and have to say this is one of my new favorite activities. From ticket prices ($5 to $21) you honestly can't beat the fun. There is plenty of close and affordable ($5-$10) parking all around the stadium. Park is full of families, friends, and baseball fans. Besides ticket prices, food is reasonable from $4 hot dogs to $10 (32oz) beer. There are beer, food and dessert stands/carts everywhere. There is pizza, sodas, ice cream, gifts, souvenirs everywhere. Most importantly the games are a blast. Clippers AAA league has the pitch clock (keeps game moving at a good pace) and there are fun activities between innings. The games this week were exciting with Home Runs, close games and the Yankees and Reds farm teams were visiting. After experiencing this these last two games - I would definitely visit her compared to driving to Cincy or Cleveland - and I am a Bball fan. Make it a family night or weekend day event - or couples or friends. It is a must - even if you are not a baseball fan.

    Jim C.

    I hosted a small family reunion at the Columbus Clippers game last night. We enjoyed decent seats. Our guests have a lot of MiLB experience. They judged the stadium artwork and food offerings as lacking.

    Taking everyone out to the ballgame!
    Jennifer S.

    Take me out to the ballgame at this beautiful park any time! Often nominated for the best facility in the minor leagues & for good reason. Not a bad seat in the venue. Very affordable price points which make it more affordable than most for families. Wonderful and wide selection of food options for every taste. Even if you don't know much about baseball, you can get lost in all of the other entertainment that occurs throughout the game breaks, Lou Seal & Sweet Caroline just to name a few.

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    Michele B.

    I've never had a minor league ballpark close to home, now I do. Parking is very convenient and really cheap, ranging from $3-$5 per event. I honestly don't think there's a bad seat in the place, the field is beautiful, facilities clean and great for family. Good isn't overly expensive, makes st combos under $10. Beer isn't really cheap but it's cold and good at $7-&10 a drink. They treat fans and visitors alike very well. There's also plenty of discount nights through the season.

    Cynthia N.

    Great day for a game perfect weather dime a dog night , beer , and family always a evening of fun

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    Amy S.

    Last Thursday, I went to my first game at the new stadium (yes, I know I'm behind things) and I'm reminded just how much I love them! I'm going to age myself here, but I was a member of Bucky's Bunch in my youth and spent many an afternoon at the Coop praying that I wouldn't get hit by a foul ball. And think I may still have the ball cap somewhere... I loved the new Stadium and I still love the Clippers. I heard several people ringing bells and I wish I had thought to bring one because I haven't heard that in such a long time! I wish the crowd as a whole was a little more into the game because there wasn't much cheering. I just wonder if that's because it was a weeknight game. Its so nice to have a team like the Clippers around. Its an affordable evening out for friends or families to go and have some fun!

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    The game was good but I'm not a guardians fan so I didn't really care for the game. But 1$ dog night is the best.

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    Went to a 12:15 game with low attendance and missed 2 1/3 innings waiting in line for a horrible (cold) $6.00 hotdog. Thanks for nothing.

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    A great thing to do with the family if your visiting new or an existing Columbus doer

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    Columbus Blue Jackets

    Columbus Blue Jackets

    3.9(24 reviews)
    0.3 miArena District

    The game was fun, and we had noise canceling headphones for our little one (this is a must since…read moreevery time the Blue Jackets score there is a loud cannon that shoots off). The staff were all kind and helpful, and the game was so engaging for our whole family. I love the lights and music and watching the ice rink get sweeped by the ice skaters. So fun!

    Since joining the NHL and beginning play in the 2000-01 season, the Columbus Blue Jackets have…read moreranked in the bottom 10 of the league, all time, in terms of point percentage. The Jackets haven't won a single division or conference championship and they've routinely finished between the bottom to middle of the conference standings (Columbus moved from the Western Conference to the Eastern Conference beginning with the 2013-14 season). On the bright side, the team has qualified for the playoffs five out of the last seven years. This stretch includes four straight playoff appearances from 2017 to 2020, so I guess you could say things have been looking up. Much of CBJ's recent success can be attributed to current head coach John Tortorella who was hired mid-season in October 2015. Torts has been coaching in the NHL since the 1999-2000 season. He's best known for leading the Tampa Bay Lightning to the 2004 Stanley Cup. Under his leadership, the Lightning won their first Cup and became the southernmost team to do so. Throughout his career, Torts' teams have made the playoffs more often than not and that's certainly been the case so far during his tenure in Columbus (he's currently four for five). Now 62, how much Torts has left in the tank as an NHL coach remains to be seen. Former left winger Rick Nash is probably Columbus' best-known hockey player. So far, he's been the Jackets' only No. 1 overall draft pick (2002) and he's presently the team's career-leader in many statistical offensive categories including points (547), goals (289), and assists (258). No other Jackets player has come close to Nash's records yet. He spent the first nine of his 16 NHL seasons with Columbus (2002-2012). Also, he won Olympic gold medals in 2010 and 2014 as a member of Team Canada. Among goaltenders in team history, Sergei Bobrovsky dominated in terms of total wins (213) and shutouts (33), goals-against average (2.41), and save percentage (.921). Bob spent seven years as a goalie for CBJ (2012-2019). During that time, he made the NHL All-Star First Team twice (2013 and 2017). Bobrovsky and Nash only played once together in the NHL All-Star Game. Fittingly, that year's All-Star Game (2015) was held in Columbus. Bob made two All-Star Game appearances and Nash six (five as a Jacket). The Jackets play at Nationwide Arena which opened the same time as the team's first season. The arena is located on the north side of downtown Columbus and has a seating capacity of 18,500 for Jackets games. The Jackets' practice rink, the OhioHealth Ice Haus, is attached and open for public skating at certain times. When attending a Blue Jackets game, there are signs that direct you to the arena's adjacent parking garages.

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    Columbus Crew SC - Game time

    Columbus Crew SC

    4.2(25 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    I am a Crew fan and have been for years. We mostly watch games on AppleTV because we live a…read moredistance from Lower.com. The season ticket department sent out a email blast about a new section they were opening and to place a deposit to get the first opportunity to pick seats. I bit, and figured I'd think it over to see if we even wanted season tickets and to learn about the pricing. It was a $1,000 deposit. After hearing the price was approximately $18,000, and considering our likely use of the tickets, we decided to pass. I contacted our sales rep and he informed us that it was a non- refundable deposit. I was not aware of that at the time I placed the deposit. He said that was their policy and I could pound salt. At no time when making the deposit did it say it was non-refundable. I asked him for the person in-charge of this decision and he declined to give me any names. He said I could send an email to the general ticket office, but he asured me they would tell me "too bad". I looked at the email blast they had sent and the only place it said non- refundable deposit was at the very bottom of the email. It was a long salesy email. My bad for logically thinking a deposit is something you place and if you don't move forward they refund the amount. My opinion of the sales office is that they are a bunch of slick talking snake salesmen, with no concious of doing business with any ethics what-so-ever.

    Congratulations to the reigning 2020 MLS Cup champions, Columbus Crew SC. The Black & Gold were the…read morelatest to win the league title when they defeated the Seattle Sounders, 3-0, at home on December 12, 2020. It was the third MLS Cup Final hosted by Columbus' Mapfre Stadium. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, only about 1,500 attended the game. The stadium's current capacity for soccer games is 19,968. A new Columbus Crew stadium is currently under construction and nearing completion. Mapfre Stadium will eventually be converted into the team's training facility. In 2020, Columbus was led offensively by the trio of American forward Gyasi Zardes (15 goals), Portuguese midfielder Pedro Santos (8), and Argentine midfielder Lucas Zelarayan (8). No more than a year after signing with Columbus did Zelarayan earn the MLS Newcomer of the Year and MLS Cup MVP 2020 awards. In the championship match, he scored two goals and assisted on the other. The 2020 Cup was actually Columbus' second championship. They won their first in 2008. Then, they were led by another Argentine, forward Guillermo Barros Schelotto. Schelotto was both MLS regular season and Cup MVP that season. Presently, the Crew are one of only seven MLS teams to have won the Cup more than once -- fairly rarefied air. In addition to winning two Cups, the team also has three Supporters' Shields (best regular season record). Only two teams have more Shields: DC United and the LA Galaxy. It's safe to say the Crew have been one of the better-performing teams in MLS history to date. The Crew are one of MLS' founding members. They were one of the 10 original teams to play in the league's inaugural season in 1996. Mapfre Stadium, then known as Columbus Crew Stadium, didn't open until 1999 so the Crew first played games at Ohio Stadium, home of the Ohio State University Buckeyes college football team. It's similar to how the Atlanta United started out playing at Bobby Dodd Stadium, home of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

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    Ohio Stadium - Tuesday, 12.30.25; Ohio Stadium (Home of the Ohio State Buckeyes) - 411 Woody Hayes Dr Columbus, OH 43210

    Ohio Stadium

    4.3(138 reviews)
    2.3 miUniversity District

    It was magical attending my first ever Ohio State game here at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, OH. For a…read more7:30pm primetime game in early October, I got to watch the defending national champion and #1 ranked Buckeyes play against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Just standing in front of Ohio Stadium was a surreal feeling. Affectionately known as "The Horseshoe", it is an iconic landmark in college football. Opened in 1922, fast forward 100 years later and the stadium is still in terrific condition. Capacity says 102,780 yet towards the end of the 3rd quarter, an announcement was made over the loudspeakers that attendance reached 105,000 for this game. Just an incredible number! It's like...the entire city of Columbus, OH comes together and celebrates Ohio State football and their rich heritage and gridiron success on Saturday gamedays. I purchased my ticket about 1 week ahead of time on TickPick and paid $150 (all included) for a seat in Section 26C and Row 40, near the top of the visiting side stands. The seat was parallel to the 30-yard line and views were unobstructed. I had no complaints about sitting too high up. My only issue was the timing of buying my ticket. When re-checking prices the day of the game, I realized had I waited and done more price discovery, similar seats in my section were going for just $40. Ouch! I paid way too much, lol. But still, for being a lifelong college football fan, no real price mattered in the end. It's about having memories that are priceless. In fact, just the week prior to this Ohio State game, I attended a "Whiteout Game" at Penn State and paid $450 for a seat. Ohio Stadium allows fans to enter through the gates 2 full hours before kickoff. During that time, I walked around the exterior of the stadium. My best photos came from the backside entrance near the tennis courts. Yeah, if you walk towards the endzone side of "the horseshoe", you'll discover tennis courts and if you keep walking behind the courts, you'll notice Ohio Stadium in the background and in my opinion, it's worthy of a picture. Off to the side of the tennis courts is a cool Ohio Statue statue that fans were taking photos in front of. It said..."The Incomparable Script Ohio, Established 1936". For this 7:30pm game, Ohio State's team entrance onto the field was electric. Fireworks shot out from behind the scoreboard like a cannon and made for an incredibly colorful display in the sky with the fading sunset. Every time Ohio State scored a touchdown, more shooting fireworks lit up the night. Also behind the stadium scoreboard were 2 residential towers lit up in red. Not sure if these red towers shine every evening or just for Ohio State games. It was cool looking nonetheless. Ohio State dominated the game from start to finish. They defeated Minnesota 42 -3, so by the time the 4th quarter started, half the stadium was empty. I stayed until the end regardless. Who knows when I'll be able to return to Columbus for another game, so I savored every moment. Finally, I must give total credit to Ohio State's band. They were fantastic. Throughout the game they played the school's signature song..."Hang On Sloopy", a tradition since 1965 made famous by The McCoys. After the game was completed, the band continued playing Hang On Sloopy as they marched out of Ohio Stadium, ending another Ohio State game in classic fashion. Overall, it was a true joy to visit Ohio Stadium and watch the Buckeyes play football in primetime. Long been a To-Do List sports goal of mine, sitting beside 105,000 fans rooting for Ohio State was an indescribable feeling that every college football fan should experience. Thanks for having me Buckeyes.

    I was gifted a tour of the stadium. I'm a huge Buckeye fan so it was a great gift. We started the…read moretour at the press box level and what a great vantage point of the stadium Next we went to the Presidents box which was very beautiful. The leather stadium seats were one of the most comfortable seat I have ever sat in my life. Down to the field level where the Band enters and to their practice area. A quick trip around to the locker room and then down the tunnel players enter the field from, very cool. Of course we got to go on the field and grab some photos. What a great adventure !

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    Columbus Young Professionals Club

    Columbus Young Professionals Club

    4.0(2 reviews)
    1.0 miDowntown

    Yet another reason why Columbus is badass? This city is hoppin' with young pros, 10,000 of which…read moretake part in this (not so) little organization - one of the top three young professional networks in the US! Reasons why I love CYP: 1. FREE membership - rather than pay a flat rate per year, you only pay for the events you're interested in attending, many of which only cost $5-$10 dollars and tend to include free food/drinks 2. Variety - CYP events can be seasonal sports leagues, socials, networking breakfasts, movie nights, local cultural events, etc. You name it, CYP's probably got it. They're open to suggestions for new venues and ideas so you never know what will be offered next. 3. Networking - I might be a little biased on this one coming from a PR background, but I LOVE that this group incorporates people from all different professions. Events are a great way to step out of your comfort zone and meet some really interesting people. 4. Leadership and volunteer opportunities - with weekly events and access to hundreds of non-profits, clearly these opportunities will present themselves. They're another great way to access and connect with the community. With so many members, events can be overwhelming at times. The business events can get stuffy sometimes too, but I suppose that's to be expected since I'm probably one of the youngest members in the group (yeah, 22!) Either way, if you're young and looking for fun, networking and sweet experiences in Columbus, you should probably join CYP.

    After living in DC and being a part of a very active Young Professionals network, I wished that…read morethere was something similar here in Columbus. Fortunately, the Columbus Young Professionals were just being formed at that time and I hurried to join. Unfortunately, an opportunity opened up for me out of Ohio and I put my membership on hold. Fast-forward 2 years later. I moved back to Columbus and found that the Columbus Young Professionals I had left behind had grown to be one of the premiere young professionals organizations in the country! They hold a nice variety of events so you are bound to find something that you like to do. There are a wide range of members but do be careful of those that see this as a dating club when you are there to network and meet other like minded professionals. I've met many new, wonderful friends in this group...but I've also met some people who restraining orders would be more appropriate. But that's really the case with any group. Just know what you're getting into. Membership is FREE and you only pay for what you do within the group. For example, there is a monthly member dinner which is fee to attend. You just pay for your meal. Other events, such as outings to the Funny Bone, have discounted tickets (normally $30 but $5 for CYP members). They also have volunteer opportunities to help give back to the community. I'm glad to be back and getting back into a group that with over 10,000 members has become the 3rd largest Young Professionals Network in the US!

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