We had a Fantastic and fun filled night watching the dirty birds. My son said, "this is the most fun I've had at a game in a long time!" He's 10, but we've been to several mlb and minor league ballparks together, even were on Wrigley Field field for batting practice and autographs this spring. The park has affordable tickets, memorabilia, food, and drinks. Staff is friendly. Clean bathrooms. The ballpark design is unique and has a beautiful backdrop. For a great time and if you want to be in the game, sit in the "toast section" behind the plate, section 106-107. Too much Fun!!! read more

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Stadium beautiful fans Awesome Players smart athletes and they remember kids. Now for the bad concession hot corner cafe 3rd base side i understand its hot but asking with a line 12 deep and waiting on someone and saying im going on break ... apparently Customer Service ends after the 1st inning read more

This is a GREAT little Minor League ballpark! I say it's more of a park than a stadium, in a Downtown, urban setting. It's a fun place, even if you don't like baseball. The prices are VERY affordable, with lots of specials. Simple ballpark fare like good hotdogs, and cold beer! Fireworks after Friday night games are awesome! Good family-friendly fun! read more

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In the year since my last review game experiences at The App have gotten better, for the most part. The beer selection is still mostly crappy American macros but the Craft Kiosk usually has local - or relatively local- beer on tap. That's a plus. Food-wise, the pizza has now switched from whatever it used to be (probably Gino's) to Husson's and while I'm not a fan my friends seem to like this change, so another plus. Which brings us to the PA system: somehow, it's gotten worse. The announcer has decided to add"character" to his player introductions, e.g "Now batting, number twenty two, Ro-BERT-to DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-AZZZZZ" And every player has his theme music. This is not a good thing. I'm now talking to the players: Look, kid, I know you're trying, but you're 18 years old and batting .222 in the lowest A-ball there is. You do NOT get to have "Enter Sandman" played when you step to the plate. Sorry, but NO. HOWEVER, there's now some occasional old-school organ music, often with a modern twist. Last Monday the organist played the title music to Game of Thrones during an inning break. That's almost enough to redeem the system. So, slightly better food and beer, worse PA in general, but cool organ music. I'm adding a star. For now. read more

GoMart Ballpark - Sunset off the center field warehouse. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Charleston, West Virginia

Cool ballpark with lots of fun activities for families and young kids. Thursday is $1 beer and Friday nights is firework night. Staff are friendly and they have the best frozen lemonade drink for $4 to keep me cool and hydrated on these hi is summer nights. 2 concession stands and a gift shop for all your fan gear read more

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What a great small park! The team here is Single A minor league - small park - easy to get near the field, near the players, and watch some ball. The general admission seating on weekends is nearly 3x the price of weekdays, but still not too bad I suppose. I liked that seating was general admission (unless you want an upstairs box) - just show up and get a few tix, and find a good spot. Also nice to have plenty of picnic tables around the field too, incase you want to eat at a table instead of in a seat. Parking is a bit interesting - turning the next door strip mall's parking lot into paid parking - but I guess it worked out OK. read more

A great and affordable night out with the family can be found here. Food at the concession stands are delicious and they lots of beer options to choose from. Lots of promotions each inning and not a bad seat in the stadium from what I can tell. read more

GoMart Ballpark - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Charleston, West Virginia

First time at the Power Park. Very friendly atmosphere. We happened to be in the area. Saw the promotion of Two-for-One Tuesday. Box Office staff is able to provide us good seat selection when she asked us if we have any preference. I basically said if we can be seated away from the sun and in the shade. read more

I give it a four out of five because there is not a whole lot to do in Charleston, WV. Its an ok single A ballpark. It's not the best, its not the worst. Is there a ton to do? I dunno. My experience is you drink, you watch the game. We did have one of our party try to hit as many wiffle balls off a tee over the right field fence as he could during the 3rd inning, which was great comedic relief. We also attended a double header and it was 2 for 1 night, so beers and tickets were buy one get one, so that was great. The game itself was decent; saw a few dingers and experienced the Toast Man (which I don't get; also don't eat the toast he throws at you, its awful and they'll chant not to eat it at you). People and workers there were nice enough, gave me a brief history on the team and why they went through so many different monikers before the "Power". Also, their affiliation changed from Pittsburgh to Seattle so that's interesting. Its an easy way to entertain yourself for several hours in an otherwise dismal and empty town. There really is little to do and most things beyond a few dive bars close relatively early. That being said the ballpark is a welcomed distraction from your surroundings and a good way to take a family out on a budget. It's also a great way to bond with co- workers when on travel and provide an event to attend when otherwise you'd sit at Black Sheep til it closed cause its the best place in town, stuffing your face with a giant burrito and swigging craft brews til you have to go back to your hotel. read more

I have to say that it was actually hard for me to rate this ballpark. It kind of reminds me of Consol Energy Park (minus all the aluminum seats) in Washington, PA. It's got an open seating bowl that's only about 15 rows deep and has a wonderful concourse that wraps around the entire ballpark. Indeed there's not a bad seat in the house and we had a terrific view from our seats in Section 110. So why only a 3 star rating? Well it's as Robert A says, the PA system here is w-a-y overused. There's nary a moment of silence between pitches and it makes it difficult to simply relax and enjoy the game with a hotdog and a pop the way I do. It's virtually impossible to have a conversation with the person sitting next to you. Which is a shame because this ballpark has the potential to be a great venue. As I mentioned, the sight lines are great. The scenery is wonderful too, particularly the old restored warehouse housing the ticket office, clubhouses, and batting cages. The food is typical ballpark fare but it's reasonably priced--try the Coal Car Cafe on the first base side. And ticket prices--you can't beat 'em at less than $10.00 per box seat. So yes, Appalachian Power Park is worth checking out if you're a baseball fan and you're in the area. Just be prepared for a LOT of extraneous noise! read more

Great place to catch a game. The up close nature of the park really adds to the atmosphere. Feels like a miniature major league stadium. Staff is friendly and the toast man is hilarious. Be sure to sit near home plate. read more

GoMart Ballpark - Sitting behind home plate near the toast man. Great place to enjoy the game. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Charleston, West Virginia

Went here for a Capital High School reunion. Food was good and staff was helpful. Cheap prices and Low Cost Parking. Great stadium. Will come back. read more

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Even though it's in downtown Charleston, it's still a nice little spot. Good atmosphere and hardly any trouble getting to and leaving the park. I typically park at the WV Workforce parking lot for $3.00 which is better than hunting a free spot and hoofin' it. I typically go when free tickets are offered, so I can't say how good of a value it is with a paid ticket. But the food is relatively typical in price/taste for a baseball game. Overall, a very good place to take the kids (unless it's on Dollar Draft nights!) read more

Fair prices, clean family fun, and America's favorite pass time all warped up into one.

Nice minor league stadium. Parking was easy and reasonable for $3. Not a bad seat in the place. Kids enjoyed the small play area behind centerfield. $5 per kids to bounce the whole game. The food selection was typical for minors- nothing fancy. read more

I have to say, for as few people there were at this ball park, it was one of the loudest minor league baseball games I have ever been to. Mostly because of a couple rowdy people behind home plate (think WV stereotype) - one of which was throwing "toast" to fellow spectators throughout the game. I have no idea where or how he was making his toast (I should have investigated), but you could smell burnt toast the whole game. The stadium was nothing great - seemed a little old and dirty. We had great seats on the home plate side of the first base dugout, but the sight lines were not great due to a metal post and some thick netting. On the plus side: $1 beer night! read more

A great family oriented venue, where we had the all you can eat buffet, which was well worth the price, great service all around really felt like a VIP and atmosphere is great right behind third base. read more

Always have a good time here! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a good time out. Play ball!