I wanted to watch a Skeeter game. I visited there on June 24th, 2021. I paid $12 for the ticket. The parking was $5. It was very reasonable. It was hot. The day was around the summer solstice. The sunset was very late. My seat was not covered with shade. Anyway, I had to buy soda for $2. I found " $1 hot dogs day"! Good deal! I walked around the park. I saw a kid playground, swimming pool, basketball court, etc. This park is very family-friendly. Sadly I was single.LOL. Skeeters lost. But I really enjoyed the game. When I was a kid, I often watched Tokyo Yomiuri Giants games. It reminded me of my childhood! I saw a team store. I found a lot of " Astros items". Now, Skeeters is an Astros 3A team! Go Astros and Skeeters! read more

See all

Wow! They seriously did such an amazing job designing this field and keeping families in mind. They just renovated and put in a really nice playground and splash pad. You get to watch baseball while sipping on a drink and while the kids get to run and play...what?! Mind blown! read more

See all

Attended the 2019 Sugar Land Holiday Lights event with my girlfriend and our boys. First off, I was disappointed with how pricing for veterans works. It was $16 for regular tickets and veterans get $2 off. Most places that I visit allow for the veteran discount to cover all of the tickets purchased OR they have a maximum number that can be purchased. This venue only allows for the veteran, not their family, to benefit from the discount. Next, the holiday lights were nice and it was great for Sugar Land to team up with Constellation Field to provide such a cheerful display, but it wasn't worth the cost, in our opinion. We've seen more for around the same pricing. There was a small maze of lights on the entrance level, there was an area to enjoy S'mores and hot chocolate and you could even walk around the field, where the bulk of the lights were, but the biggest draw for kids was the freaking play ground and basketball court. I can't even understand why these areas were even open. It was chilly outside and the boys got caught up in doing something that they could do for free, one block from the house. My girlfriend didn't mind, because her grandson was enjoying it, but I wanted to see the lights and felt that this distracted from the purpose. A nice event, but I won't be attending again. read more

1 star rating due to the following: -EVERYTHING IS CASHLESS. I had come prepped with cash in hand for everything from food, beer and souvenirs. No place in the field would take my cash. They had reverse atms but I was unaware of that. Call me old (I'm 36) but I prefer cash! -Rude will call lady. Description is older woman 60s with white hair. You were rude to me and wouldn't let me in when there were other customers in your area and I had to lean into yours because I couldn't see anything on my phone. -Everything is pricy. read more

We love coming out here for games or other events. They have so much to do for the kids and you can't beat the prices. They have huge fans in the concourse area so last time we just stayed up top and watched from the last row since it was in the shade and you got a nice breeze from the fans. There is not a bad seat in the place and even the lawn is comfy. The kids love the splash pad and playground. It is definitely family friendly and they are very laid back here. read more

I'm not a sports fan. I hardly noticed Skeeters, except when they made news. Constellation Field is the home of Sugarland Skeeters. Lucky them. I'm in love with this stadium. I'm coming back more often. Few years ago, I was sitting on the rooftop of garage at Sugarland Town Center. Looking at this direction not knowing the Fourth of July fireworks was coming from here. I told myself, one day, I've gotta be there. Here. Today, I decided to give Constellation Field a try. I attended Diwali Mela - Festival of Lights sponsored by Masala Radio. It was lively. It was colorful. It was unimaginable. The facility was a great match for a festival with the venue. Not just kudos to the organizer but the stadium crew and designers. Concession level was filled with vendor booths. Concert was set in the center field. Dolby quality sound was surrounding among us. Complimentary WiFi was sufficient as I was able to upload Instagram videos. I didn't stay until finale (after dark) but I had so much fun. I'll be back for whatever that might be. **91st review of 2017** read more

See all

This was the Taste of Louisiana Festival which I also attended last year in Sugarland. It was an opportunity to experience Louisiana cuisine here in Houston. Some of the vendors were local transplants from Louisiana and some actually came in for this event. There was a wide variety of food on hand for example: crawfish, fried catfish, stuffed bell peppers, boudin, gumbo, etouffee and many other dishes. There was also live entertainment for your pleasure. The event was held in Sugarland last year and it was in a smaller area which made it somewhat difficult to move around. I liked this venue much better,plenty of open space! This will definitely be an event I put on my calendar every year! read more

See all

We always enjoy going to the baseball games. Food and drinks are good, great seats, decent prices, and most of the staff are awesome! I don't typically like to say negative things, but the man wearing the blue shirt that's the event coordinator, you need to tone it down. Yelling and slamming your hands on the seats to get people's attention is a bit extreme. I understand there are ruthless people and y'all want to go home after a long day, but just....chill out. Don't bring a purse. You'll Get it in more quickly read more

Great local attraction! A true greater Houston treasure for the family. They have a awesome bar "ice house" and a small water splash pad for the kids! I love the fact that they kept the kids in mind so that the parents can watch and enjoy the game. They also have incorporated an area to rent for birthday parties and other private events. That area even includes a small pool! I love the food choices and they are good ! read more

This place is great. I've come here for a Skeeter's game as well as a few times for 4th of July. My experience at the Skeeter's game was awesome. I scored some VIP tickets at work, which took us to the Insperity Club (2nd level). Inside was all sorts of food, including hot dogs, pasta, roast lamb, salads, coffee, fountain drinks, etc. All of it was complementary with the VIP tickets/wristband that we received. The seats were great with the slight breeze on a hot summer day. Overall, a great ballpark. As for the 4th of July fireworks shows that I attended which did not include VIP treatment, the experience was still great. This is a very family-friendly venue and event, which includes moonwalks, mini-games, a merry-go-round, an area where kids can play in water and concession stands with friendly staff all around the ballpark. Seating is very complete - normal stadium seats, seats with bench tables for easy eating, round tables where the whole family can eat. The show includes cultural performances, musical shows from various bands and most impressive the fireworks themselves. Just a beautiful evening to celebrate our wonderful country. I am definitely going to return in the near future. read more

I wanted to buy Astros tickets for my husband for his birthday back in May but when I started looking into tickets, I decided to go a different route when I saw that they wanted $40 a ticket for bad seats. Plus, Minute Maid Park is just so far away from where we live. So, that's when I looked into going to a Skeeters game b/c we've never been and have always wanted to go. We went to a Saturday evening game in early June. It was hot but there was a nice breeze that day. Somehow, I didn't realize what type of seats I bought online because we were sitting in these cool, large, homemade rocking chairs that were in the shade and right behind home plate (for only $20 each!). It was awesome and the best part of the game, lol. I would definitely recommend sitting in those. The game was fun (not too long) and the Skeeters won! Throughout the game, we wanted to check out the park so we made a circle to see what all there was to do. And what we discovered is that this baseball park is GREAT FOR KIDS!!! There is 2 different play areas, a small but really cool pool and everything is looking over the field. There's a few bars for the parents and a really organized and well-stocked souvenier shop by the entrance. The only thing I would suggest is that you go eat somewhere before you come to a game because there are hardly any food options here and the few that they do have are funky. Like...I tried the "gourmet" popcorn and it was hardly edible. It was stale, kind of burnt and the flavor was very lacking. Plus, they advertise that one of the flavors they offer is cheese popcorn but nope...they did not have it. And the kettle corn is a joke! Definitely pass on the popcorn. So, just go out to eat before you come like we did, we went to Pappasito's which was less than 10 minutes away. Therefore, come here for a fun, family-friendly, good time! You won't be disappointed. read more

See all

Constellation Field was definitely well thought out. We came for a Skeeters game on a Saturday night and were very impressed (with the field at least...the Skeeters didn't do so well...). Parking was easy and free, and once inside the stadium, it was clear that there wasn't a bad seat in the house. Don't worry if you can't get front row tickets...every seat is close to the action. The stadium was mostly pretty clean, but there was melted gum all over the floor where we first sat down (some is still on my shoes...), so make sure you look where you put your feet. I would recommend trying to get a seat on the first base line for an evening game in the summer, as the 100 degree weather and intense Texas sun was roasting everyone on the third base line at 6:30 PM. Even if you ended up with tickets in an inhospitable sunny spot, there were plenty of open seats around the stadium and no checking to get in other sections, so it was easy to move around. There are a few rocking chairs down the first base line in right field, and once the sun went down, those were the place to be. Great view of the game and super relaxing to sit in a large wooden rocking chair. We didn't get any food, but got a couple of beers. It's more reasonably priced than Minute Maid Park, but still somewhat expensive at about $6.50 for a domestic pint and $7.50 for a premium pint. There were some nice craft options (St. Arnold, Goose Island, and a couple of others). The playground/water park/etc looked great out past the outfield if you brought kids. After the game, they had a small Saturday night fireworks show that was perfect to watch from the rocking chairs. My only gripe was that they left the giant scoreboard screen on with the sponsor text. This screen was directly between the field and the fireworks, so you couldn't help but be blinded by the giant screen during the show. They definitely need to turn that off! Overall, it was an enjoyable evening, and definitely something to keep in mind for an inexpensive, relaxing time with family or friends. read more

Constellation Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

See all

I don't care if you hate baseball, this stadium has something you will like. From wide open concourses to unique concession stands to an outfield determined to make you forget that you're at a baseball game, this 8,000-ish seat stadium is one of the best designed spots to catch some baseball. In left field, there's a picnic pavilion. Tickets are expensive at $35 (relative to $12 right by home plate), but you get a 2-hour all you can eat buffet with it. In left center, a pool pavilion. Yes, a pool in the outfield of an outdoor stadium. I've never been, but there always seems to be either a party or kids having fun out there. Centerfield features a playground and waterpark playground for kids to have fun. Right center is more for the adults, with Bud Light sponsoring a Tiki Bar. Right field is just a grass field above the bullpens. It's open seating, and you can have a picnic or just sit back and get some sun. The areas in foul territory are a bit more traditional, with thousands of seats designed to make sure that you never feel like you're far from the action. What's more, it's ridiculously easy to get good seats just about wherever you want if you buy online a few weeks before a Skeeters game. Best of all-- FREE PARKING. I don't know of any venue in Houston where you can go to a sports event and not have to pay for parking to park on site. The stadium has matured and has started to become a prime spot for local events, including a JJ Watt Charity Softball Classic, the Sugar Land Wine & Food Affair's Sip & Stroll, and more. I figure I'll be coming out here a lot more often in the future. read more

Great little local ball park to watch semi pro and former pro American baseball players. The stadium is the perfect size and very kid friendly. $2 Rita's on Monday's $2 craft beers on Thursday's. $5 parking they have family value ticket packs too. For sure if you like baseball stop in. Get an autograph from the players and sit back and chill. PS kids zone. And pool and splash pad read more

Constellation Field - $ Rita's on Monday's. Holla - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Such a great ball park! The food is normal ballpark priced but it's so tasty. We bad the buffet and it was great. They had all kinds of food, hot dogs, pear salad, shrimp fried rice, roast, tamales! It was so tasty and good. They even had a dessert area that my kids loved. The guy walking around in a waffle suit was great. My son loved it. read more

Constellation Field - Haha waffle - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Really nice location for a stadium. A bit tucked away from HWY 6, so that's kind of nice. Really thrown off by $5 parking. There was nothing on their website that said so. One of the employees ended up letting us in and trusted us enough to do the honor system. So we went to go to the ATM inside, but that didn't work. So... Great gate employees. Only had one problem with one employee at the concession stand. She just took her sweet time. Walking to get us food and drinks. Didn't even smile or say hello or anything when we walked up either. $9 for a souvenir beer cup and then $6 for a refill. I mean, not the best prices, but understandable. Last but not least, it was jersey night giveaway. Great first experience overall. Oh. Another thing. I noticed on the other side of our seats, they had a play area for kids for all ages. I find that very smart of them to include that. read more

Constellation Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

What a great ball park!! Came here for a Sunday Skeeters game on Memorial Day Weekend and was very impressed. I love baseball, especially in a smaller venue, and this delivered. The park is clean and well maintained. The seats all provide a great view, although if I have one complaint it is the lack of shade on our seats (along the third base line)-the seats along the first base line seemed to get more shade. The concessions were close and plentiful-not cheap, but not as bad as some stadiums I have been to. The parking was close, plentiful and free. And, Oh how kid friendly this place is!! With playgrounds and water parks and inflatable slides, oh my! If we lived closer and had young children, I think I'd take the kids here just so they could play (and I could kick back with a beer and watch baseball). Truly, if this park was closer to where we live, we would be here all the time...for night games. read more

Constellation Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

See all

Great time tonight at the constellation field Christmas lights. Beer tasting enjoyed by my son. Night for a snow cone instead of hot chocolate. Fun night with Dingo, dog night at the park read more

See all

The food is absolutely terrible. It may look edible, but it is quite expensive and generally not very good. We just attended a Space Cowboys game on July 3 and ordered the Chicken Tenders Basket for almost $11. We had 3 broken tenders pieces and 1 small whole piece plus 6 or 7 waffle fries. On top of it all, the food was cold. The girl in the row in front of us had 5 or 6 big whole tenders plus 8 or 9 waffle fries. I guess it is a crapshoot what you get. We have had crappy burgers and barbecue on prior occasions. Our best suggestion is to eat before or after you go to a game. read more

This is a GREAT space. I would vote this as one of the best sporting venues I have been to for many reasons. First of all, the parking is easy. I have always found a spot and navigating in and out of the lot seems to go quickly regardless of how many people are attending the event. Seocndly, the food and concessions are always delicious. I think that sporting events charge way too much for food and it's always subpar. But, this food is always good when i have had it and there are usually fairly unique dishes (Brisket nachos). Lastly, the stadium is CLEAN. I love that the bathrooms are well attended by maintenance staff and that the seating and surrounding areas are free of trash, stickiness and nasties. The suite level is pristine too, almost better than NRG stadium boxes. :) Love me some Skeeters and fireworks shows! read more

Worst concessions. Two inning minimum to get anything. The staff are in no hurry to get you your order, and there is always a delay in getting stadium standards: hotdogs and pretzels. read more

The Sugar Land Skeeters play at beautiful Constellation Field located, oddly enough, in Sugar Land, Texas. Sugar Land, the area I grew up in, is essentially a southwest suburb of Houston. It has changed so much since I was a boy, and even in the last 10 years since I have been away. Constellation Field sits across from Hull Field, now dubbed Sugar Land Regional Airport, just north of the Imperial Sugar Company. It is a shrine to baseball here in the land so sweet it was built from Sugar. The Sugar Land Skeeters, whose first season was in 2012, play in the Atlantic League (Freedom Division). They are the first independent league baseball team in Greater Houston since the Houston Buffaloes in 1961. For those who aren't from these parts, 'Skeeters' is slang for mosquito, a very common running partner on a warm Houston night. We had a chance to visit the park on opening night. I bet the kids in the area and beyond love having professional baseball so close. They can spend many summer nights out here under the lights; I know I would have. As you walk up, you can see that the Skeeters home field isn't just your average minor league ballpark. Constellation Field is brand new and state of the art, with all the amenities. The park holds 7,500 spectators for baseball and 9,500 during concerts. We got to the game a little early to take a look around the ballpark and take it all in (I would suggest you do the same). The amenities at Constellation field are endless. There is a huge Texas-sized scoreboard in the outfield where you can keep up with replays. You can enjoy a cold one in the Bud Light Ice House or take the kids to the play area equipped with a carousel and even a pool to have a refreshing soak on those hot summer nights. Wow, this place is amazing! Nevertheless, I feel I have paid my dues when it comes to the Texas elements. After living in San Diego for 10 years, I find myself right at home in the air-conditioned Insperity Club. Yep, right at home! The Insperity Club is a beautiful area right behind home plate. It's equipped with flat screen monitors, couches and large glass walls so you're sure not to miss any of the action. There's also a pool table and they serve a wonderful, top-notch gourmet buffet. This isn't your average concession, although they do provide the usual hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, popcorn and sodas; all free of charge. Then, there's a carving bar where you can feast on turkey and dressing, a salad bar with grilled chicken, and a number of other stations including a dessert bar. I was amazed by how good the food was. Unbelievable! In the middle, there's a large bar where you can enjoy your favorite Top Texas Craft Beer or a cocktail of your choice. Now, this is my kind of baseball! You can go outside and sit in seats if you prefer to be closer to the field; at Constellation Field, you have it all. My experience at Constellation Field was memorable and exciting. The Skeeters won the game while we enjoyed great food and Top Texas Craft Beer. We even got to watch a Rocket play-off win against Dallas. Does it really get any better than that? I'm looking forward to my next trip out to the ball park as I am sure this visit will be one of many. I highly recommend you take a trip out to Constellation Field and catch a Skeeters game. Whether you are in town visiting or reside here in Houston, great fun will be had by all! read more

See all

It is a kid friendly field. A very comfortable place to enjoy a night. The day we went to the Constellation Field was the day of Roger Clemens's return. They over sold more than 2,000 standing tickets. It was still a lovely and comfortable place to go. read more

Constellation Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

What a great time for my first visit! It was a Thursday night that I attended to watch the Skeeters game. Finding a parking spot was easy (free parking), and getting the tickets went smoothly. We were welcomed with few vendors that had freebies, a nice area for children's to go and play around, and bunch of food areas with lot of different choices. They had barbecue, pizza, burgers, dipped ice-cream, tex-mex, and so on! We went on a Thursday night which was $2 beers! How awesome! I got Dos Equis for only $2, what a great start. I tried the hotdogs, the burgers, and the fries. They were all pretty good & decent pricing. Customer service was professional and friendly. The stadium was very clean and spacious. The seatings are awesome because no matter where you sat, you would get a great view of the game. They even had shades for a hot sunny day! I'm attending to their second game with the Blue Crab Maryland. Hopefully we win again. I'm looking forward to the Fireworks tonight! read more

Constellation Field - CHARGE! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

All seats are GREAT seats, and none of them are expensive! You are close to the action no matter where you sit, but that means you need to pay attention! You could be a foul ball away from a nice long nap! There are tons of food options, of course they come at stadium prices.... but walk around, there is a lot offered. Also, if you need to entertain the kiddos, bring swimsuits because there is a splash pad out in center field! Or be prepared to buy a dry Skeeters shirt to wear home (that's what we had to do....) This is a great place for an evening game! read more

See all

Full disclaimer: I don't really like baseball. I can't tell you one thing about the Skeeters other than they play here and apparently important cameo appearances are made from former MLB stars to apparently JJ Watt doing something with them once. I wouldn't know this if the men in my life didn't inform me of the ways of baseball. However, this is a fun stadium, that let's you forget you're watching baseball. They have held events here like the Sip and Stroll, which was great and inside things get nifty. They have this huge bar b que area for those who pay for it, this water park for the kids, and a fun little bar. There's even a grassy area if you want to be weird and sit directly in the sun. However, it's a prime spot for cute puppies. (Yes, puppies. I've even been here when they had the save the puppies/animals events. It was really nice.) The food is decent for a stadium and the bathrooms are clean enough. Chairs are okay. I like sitting in odd areas of the stadium, because I want to be comfortable, get shade, group people together, etc. And I guess if you like baseball it's fun too. What I do like is that they really try to entertain you during the game so even if you're bored by baseball, all of the antics and other distractions more than make up for it. It's the only reason, why I go to a Skeeters game. I know, harsh, but for the entertainment value it's worth it. You get to talk to friends, if they like baseball they're happy and I get to enjoy myself in the outdoors, or as much of an outdoors venue as I can handle. read more

It's sad that such a great idea of having Halloween at Constellation field for the kids was disappointing the last the 3 hours were sold out. There were technical difficulties purchasing tickets online, so you come here and they are sold Sold out could have been posted on the website to avoid the long drive and long walk. read more

Great venue... not a bad seat in the house! Skeeter's tickets range from 9 dollars for the grass outfield, 15 for stadium and a little more for the insperity club level every day, this is something fun to do with the entire family and not break the bank! Parking was 5 bucks and super quick to exit after the game. Everything was top notch ... I'm hooked! Dont forget to grab a beer and skeeter dog while your there read more

Constellation Field - Section 21 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

See all

This is now the third time we've been to Constellation Field. The venue is absolutely beautiful, service is magnificent, and it is probably one of the most child friendly places in the city. There is a total entertainment for the family can be a bit pricey but it was well worth it will give you an entire evening of entertainment. I would highly recommend coming to watch the Skeeters for complete evening a family entertainment. read more

Constellation Field - Beautiful evening for a baseball game with Katie. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

See all

Boy oh boy! I enjoyed myself here, my first visit so I was pleasantly surprised by everything $2 beer, a swimming pool, merry go round, and tons of freebies. The ballgame was great as well. The Skeeters won. Oooh yes peanuts baseball beer without the hassle of parking fees, crazy ticket prices, and traffic. There's not a bad seat in the place. I am a fan read more

Constellation Field - Go Skeeters - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Always have a great time here. Free parking. Water park for the kids. It's fun to come here. One of the best stadiums that I have been too. Must nights they also have give always to for first 2000 or so fans . read more

Constellation Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

See all

Whoever designed this stadium has small children. We don't, but from time to time we look after the Most Adorable Nephew In the World, and that's when we discovered the genius of Constellation Field. You see, baseball isn't the fastest moving game in the world. It lives, it breathes, it has nuance. If your age is in the single digits it will leave you squirming in your seat. So the Skeeters give you stuff to do with your kids while the game is going on... a playground, a splash pad, a merry go-round. They can get their energy out and you can enjoy a ballgame. Genius. Best of all, it's dirt cheap. We like to get the lawn seats, which are a bargain at $8. Get there early and snag a rocking chair along the first base line. Parking is free. The food isn't cheap, but it's pretty good (especially the sausages they grill off to the side of the stadium). We usually end up spending on the whole night what we would have spent just on a couple of Astros tickets, but the Skeeters are way more fun to watch. (and the quality of baseball is about the same *ahem*) Whenever the game gets boring, whether your age is in single or double digits Constellation Field has stuff for you to walk around and do, and for that we will keep coming back. read more

The food sucks. Big time. They started the season off with some amazing bomb ass good food but the must of changed chefs or something because the food is now horrible. Such a shame because it use to be so good. Eat before you come to the game and don't waste your money. read more

Why do more people not come here!? It's pro baseball at a very reasonable price, super family friendly and super easy to get into and free parking! For About $20 - including a soda or beer - you can get a ticket almost on the field, enjoy a game and let the kids play in the water park or the carousel. We didn't hang in the playground area or ride the carousel. But the kids were having a great time out there. The folks laying on blankets and sitting in their yard chairs in the grass along the outfield looked comfy. We might try that next time. Sit in the beer garden in the outfield for a cold one. Stay for some fireworks on certain nights. Catch a foul ball or two. I don't think I have ever gone when we haven' gotten one. They had lots of different food options. BBQ, Tex Mex, popcorn, hot dogs, Italian Ice...etc. No, it's not dirt cheap but you know going in food and drink at any event is gonna be a bit more than the $1 menu at Micky Ds. I think they have a picnic pavilion ticket with an all you can eat buffet. Check their site for details. It's a bit more expensive than the $12 behind the plate ticket. And they have "suites" with AC and food too for about $55. A great idea for a party this summer! Bathrooms are clean. The folks that work there are super friendly. They even come around during the game and pick up your trash. Sure you can say "it's just minor league" but it's good baseball, family friendly and super cheap for an evening in the stands enjoying the game. read more

Simply put: 1. Prices are reasonable and there are special events happening every other month! In addition, there are some awesome deals you can get from Groupon and LivingSocial from time to time. 2. For those who are inflicted with an obsessive compulsion with cleanliness, let me tell you the good news: the stadium is actually quite clean, which makes it a plus-especially for all gals who may not be "extreme" baseball fanatics and are probably tagging along the boyfriend/fiance/ hubby/friend etc.! 3. Great seats! Since its not a GIGANTIC stadium, it's actually hard to get a seat where you don't get a good view of the players! 4. Fireworks! I am not 100% certain whether they have fireworks after every game; however, they do this quite often, which is ironic since they do not allow fireworks in Sugar Land!:( read more

As much as I dislike going out to the 'burbs, I have to admit, I had a great time here watching the Sugar Land Skeeters. I love the atmosphere of minor league baseball games (minus the sheer terror I feel when a mascot gets near me, but that's a story for another day). This team is not affiliated with MLB, but it's almost an identical experience to a minor league game. You'll even see some former major league players on the field. You can watch the game in a rocking chair next to the bar. There's also a pool...seriously, a pool. It's for the kiddies, but that's pretty awesome. This is the kind of ball park where you'll want to get up and explore. There's a lot more to the experience than peanuts and cracker jacks here. read more

This is only are second time watching the Skeeters. Last year when we came to see the Barmstormers we thought the stadium was nice. Unfortunately this year we were very disappointed when we went on Sunday July 1st. First we had to wipe our seats down because they were covered in mud , dust and peanut shells. I have been to many baseball stadiums most Single A and Double AA. Though out the Middle Atlantic States as I am from Hershey, PA. I have always had my seat wiped down if it needed it. I had also work at City Island Ballpark were the Harrisburg Senators play many years ago. We also had to kill many ants as they crawled up our legs. As you can tell by the pictures our area needed a good and correct cleaning. It looked as if the area got pressured washed but our end is were they forced it to and left it. I understand that dust will travel especially since we were on field level but I shouldn't have to wipe my own seat down and have bugs crawling on me at my seat. In truth I believe the whole stadium may need a good cleaning. The fan is in the ladies room right behind section 22. Last year that fan looked the same way. So my question is , Was it ever cleaned? My husband and I both like baseball and we rather go to minor league games because you feel like your more in the game. We just wish this stadium was cleaner. read more

See all

I went here during a family reunion with family ranging from 2 to 82 years old. The field was nice and while it was a hot Texas night (not much you can do about that) the game was a good time for everyone and a big part of that was due to the Constellation Field's PR staff. My aunt had a brilliant thought to contact the PR staff to see if there were any special activities for 2 of our younger family members (6 and 8 years old). They really helped out and made sure that the boys had a special experience that they'll remember for a long time to come. One boy they set up to run on the field with the mascot and the other was involved with a game in the 7th inning. Both boys walked away with autographed balls and smiles as big as Texas. Great field with extra-amazing staff. read more

From the ease of parking to speedy counter service when ordering our burgers which were great might I add, the entire experience has been awesome. We were amongst the first to enter the ballpark to receive the cool Limited edition Tank Bobbleheads too so my kids were ecstatic about those from the start of our visit! For $4 they offered a wristband for the kids to enjoy several bounce houses, inflatable maze, pitch practice to name a few. This was all separate from the phenomenon that is the the children's Memorial Hermann splash pad, awesome playground equipment, green area and a sport court that is totally FREE yep I did a double take too. Insanely awesome, all the kids were having the greatest time and I recommend maybe bringing a change of clothes for after the splash pad but other than that all you need is support the Sugarland Skeeters by purchasing your tickets &/or membership to enjoy a multitude of complimentary amenities at Constellation Field. We happened to attend on the Fort Bend Youth Football League night which I truly think is so neat that they also give back to the community, What's not to love about this awesome place! Don't take my word for it, take your friends & fam and go to the next game! We are now a family of Skeeters fans and cannot wait for our next visit to cheer them on. read more

Constellation Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

See all

A minor league team in Houston that sells out and quite possibly might have more people in attendance than the major league team? That's a darn shame. read more