The new Arkansas Travelers' Dickey Stephens Park would make many major league teams envious. A state of the art park seldom seen at the minor league level, The Dick measures; LF - 332' LCF - 360' CF - 400' RCF - 375' RF - 330'
Prices: Tickets are available from $6 adult and $3 kids General Admission, up to $10 for Box Seats. Military and Group discounts available. One of the Upper Level Suites is available for rent for large groups or events.
All seats have a great view of the Little Rock Skyline across the river and the majority of seats get some sun protection from the building (key to enjoying a late summer game in Arkansas).
Parking is limited, but the surrounding business lots are open on game days at prices ranging from $3-$10 and handle the overflow nicely. Another option is to park on the Little Rock side of the river in the River Market Entertainment District and ride the trolley over. It is less than block walk from the trolley stop.
Food: The layout offers several food stations and several beer stations, so lines are generally short.
All the standards are offered at reasonable prices- hotdogs, peanuts, Nachos, Fries, Cracker Jack, Sodas, Lemonade, Ice Cream, Frozen Lemonade, Cotton Candy, etc.
In addition, you can get BBQ, Pizza from Damgoode Pies, and at Valentine's (Owned and named after GM Bill Valentine) Chefs Scott McGehee and Jason Nniedhardt - no relation to Jim "The Anvil Niedhardt- offer upscale sit down dining featuring very good (from what I've heard) Italian food.
Beer: The usual assortment of domestic beers are available as well as micro Brews from Diamond Bear and New Belgiium Brewery. Wine is also available.
The beer Garden ,located in the outfield along the first base line, also the only smoking section, offers seating and tables. Its a great place to catch a fly ball.
There is a family/group picnic area located in the outfield and all the way around the outfield is a grassy berm that offers open seating and lots of room for the kids to run around.
Checkout the souvenir shop too. Great selection and reasonable prices.
The Travs are a fun and inexpensive night out and the new Park makes it that much better.
Drawbacks: Only one that I have seen yet- There is only ONE ATM on premises and it seems to be out of commission rather frequently. While CC are accepted, plan on bringing cash if you don't want to deal with a series of sub $5 CC purchases all night long. read more