Ok, I admit it, I like going to minor league baseball games more than MLB games. This isn't some Tea Party rant that America needs to get back to it's roots. It's just a guy who appreciates paying $5 to go to a ball game, where you can sit 20 feet from the field. The Erie team didn't really have a great season from my post-game google search, but they were entertaining. The ballpark is just a perfect size, and I still find it funny how people go nuts over a $5 baseball that goes into the stands. You also have to love minor-league in-game promotions. Whether it is little kids riding big wheels around the base paths, the Sausage race where one of them is lapping the others in a full sprint, or letting the kids run on the field during the 7th inning stretch, you will definitely walk away from the experience a little happier for it. read more

Erie Seawolves Baseball - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Erie, Pennsylvania

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During a game my friends and I had the worst experience. While watching the game the usher, Joe, and older guy decided to make sure that we were "kept in check". He asked us where we worked and if we had "actual real jobs". I don't know why or what instigated this attitude from someone but it's totally uncalled for. read more

This is probably one of the coolest minor game I've been to. This place is small but it's cool to go to. It's amazing how many people there is to meet and see. They have all great family friendly games and activity's for people all around the world to see. Come to Erie SeaWolves game to see for yourself how amazing it is. read more

I saw a game here vs the Rumble Ponies and it was my favorite baseball game I have ever attended. The food and drinks where cheap and the players and coaches where extremely nice. I got a broken bat from the Ponies. Best place to see a game. read more

Pros: $3 parking in a garage mere steps from the gate. Views from any seat are great. Cons: tiny venue in a dilapidated town. I'm 5'8" and had difficulty fitting my legs in the seat ... my poor 6'2" husband could barely sit. Seriously, I have more legroom on commercial airlines! No real team store (just a tiny kiosk). Limited food options, and food is way overpriced compared to the teams in their own league. One of the worst MiLB parks I've been to, due to the crappy tiny seats with zero leg room and a dirty grimy feel to the park. read more

I've been to my fair share of minor league ballparks so I gladly took advantage of a Groupon package that offered a ticket, hat, hot dog and drink. I picked a date and bought two tickets for a Thursday night game in July hoping I could convince someone to go with me. Luckily my brother, with the promise of alcohol, was happy to make the drive from Pittsburgh. As with most minor league parks, there is no shortage of mid-inning entertainment and family fun. I was happy to get a photo with C.Wolf and Perry, the resident mascots. We enjoyed ourselves and I love the community feel of the small minor league parks. I didn't hate it here but I also didn't love it. I'll gladly go back but mostly for the surrounding area, not just the baseball. read more

The park is so nice, as someone else said, there's not a bad seat in the whole place! They have nice packages and events, it's always a good time. The team has been doing well, the actual games are great to watch! I've seen lots of great plays and nail biting games! Overall the food is great. Everything from awful to healthy is tasty! Not many ball parks offer a salad! The hot dogs do leave something to be desired since they're hot and then pre-wrapped in foil the bun is always sooooooo gross. Fast and friendly service from everyone there! Always so helpful when picking out seats over the phone, never had anyone that didn't give me prompt and informed service. Love the Bark in the Park night when dogs are welcome! So cool! read more

Erie has an excellent little ball park and there isn't a bad seat in the house. They always have good promotions as well like Monday Buck Night where just about everything is a dollar. The park can be a little cold due to wind off the lake, but that makes those summer games more comfortable. A good place to see talent that's a step away from MLB. read more

This review is based solely on the concessions at UPMC Park. I've been to MLB games that have half the wait time in line. The staff moves slower than molasses in January and, when payment is offered, appears baffled as to how to take cash and make change. There is a very limited menu selection and the one counter I visited ran out of Italian sausage sandwiches before the game even started! I substituted an ox roast sandwich with no BBQ sauce which the cashier repeated to the expediter three times but she still got it wrong. Perhaps this wouldn't have happened if Melissa wasn't so busy giving free beer and hot dogs to friends who jump the line. Go for the game but be sure to dine somewhere else either before or after. read more

Yeah, it truly is as good as it gets! I attended a handful of home games in the 2007 and 2008 seasons when they had the former logo. The location, the parking, the food and beverages were all readily feasible and accessable. Plus the team mascot, C. Wolf, is amongst the only talking mascots anyone will ever meet. Being that I haven't been there in a decade, I look forward to when I will be there during the season. read more

Was to a couple of there games not the majors but very entertaining family fun prices are very good for a night out

Awesome venue. This is a great place for some inexpensive fun! We watched the Sea Wolves play the Bowie Baysox. We purchased a great package for a dozen people including hats. read more

Cheap seats, bad food at expensive prices, but a good place to watch baseball. been there about a dozen times, will be back again next season I'm sure. read more