What a fabulous place to watch a ball game. I've been twice now in person. The most recent visit I…read moresit in the top upper deck and enjoyed it on a blustery day. In spite of the wind, it was bearable and the temps were not offensive. I enjoyed watching the ball game and although we lost it was a great afternoon of relaxation as I enjoyed America's past time, baseball. Another time that I came, I selected a seat in the suites that included food and drink as part of the ticket price. It was essentially endless choices of food in a make to order situation with unlimited portions/refills on both the food and drink. It's a fun ballpark. The prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is fun and fantastic and I will come again!

This was our 25th active MLB stadium. Nice ballpark. We came early and checked out Heritage Park,…read moremet a hotdog over there! We sat behind the visitor's dugout on 1st base and seems to be in a season tickets area, which was cool to chat with them. Tried their ballpark mustard, wasn't a fan. Hotdogs and beer was on special for the weekend. Meet the mascot as well. Visited from out of town, stayed downtown near 4th street, easy walk to stadium.

Had a great time here! What a clean beautiful park! Walking path and a HUGE field to run. Not to…read moremention baseball fields and a climbing hill, ziplines. It truly is a great place for the whole family. Porta potties available. Restrooms available for those who have clubhouse access.

One thing I absolutely love about Westlake, no matter the direction there's green space. Decided to…read morepass by this cool space to get by the water, trees, and still be in the community. If you've not been I highly recommend it. There's a walking trail, an amazing pond, and other amenities on the other side of the park (water slide, baseball fields, etc). It's definitely a destination (and a vibe)!!

If you haven't been to a game- get there. The chance to watch players who might one day soon become…read moreMajor league players is a great way to spend an evening. The seats are way closer to the field, stadium is more intimate, pricing is way more affordable and the overall fan experience just cannot be beat. I've gone to many major league games where they don't come close to as much fun as the Rubberdm ducks do. The ticket prices are very reasonable, they offer numerous promotions throughout the season, fireworks on weekends and parking us generally very simple. If you go, you have to get the street corn- look for it behind section 119/120. Kids can sign up yo get a pass for autographs before the game- at guest services and passes are limited. Be ready for lots of foul balls too.

Absolutely love going to an Akron Rubberducks game. The park is in a great location in downtown…read moreAkron. One of my favorites things is seeing Akron Children's Hospital overseeing the ball park. I can only imagine how much it brightens a child's day to look out their hospital room window to see the inside of the ball park. There was a 2026 Extreme Foods article written about food at Akron Rubberducks ball park. My family and I decided to try a couple. The pictures here show The Italian Sausage Dugout from the Bier Garten. For $22 you get the Italian Sausage Dugout (sausage, peppers, onions, marinara, and mozzarella cheese) and a souvenior cup with pop. I was excited and looking forward to this all day, but it was a let down. It wasn't hot in the inside and the French bread tasted like it came out of the freezer. A couple of my other family members got the TeriAkron bowl from the Pineapple Under the C and won't be getting it again. It wasn't as flavorful as one would expect. Overall, a great experience watching the Rubberducks win!

I decided to visit for the first time on Monday, 15 January 2024 as I had the day off of work due…read moreto the MLK Day holiday. I remember texting my friend Vlad because I was so excited to use the sauna at the Strongsville Rec. Center. He said that I probably would find Russian men in the sauna which I did, 2 of them (apparently Russians love saunas which is cool...haha). I am writing this review a year later, in Feb. 2025. A day pass cost me about $10, if I can remember correctly. I like that this option exists because I don't have to join as a member to use the gym and sauna. GYM/POOL/SAUNA -- At the upstairs gym, I used the stair master and walking track. I also noticed that they have a weights room downstairs but I didn't use it because I didn't have a lot of time. I then used the sauna and steam room downstairs. I stayed in the sauna for about 10 mins and I stayed in the steam room for about 5 mins. The sauna is very small but manageable. There were 3 men in there when I entered. I appreciate that there is a camera inside incase of any emergencies. The steam room is a bit bigger which felt nice. It feels good to be spaced out between people. TIPS -- I recommend bringing a towel to sit on while you're in the Sauna and Steam room. Bring a water bottle too. Also, bring a padlock and key to lock your bag and clothes in the changing room (locker room). I didn't bring a lock because I didn't realize that I would need one so I carried my wallet with me while I used the gym and sauna. Now that it is winter as I'm writing this review, I want to return to the sauna and steam room. The whole gym and pool/sauna area gets very crowded so I recommend that you arrive early. Also, I noticed that some floors were not very clean as I walked around the pool/sauna area. **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 34/365 total reviews in 2025 - 815 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 5 February 2025

So far so good in coming for swim lessons. The facility is a bit dated, but overall it serves its…read morepurpose well. It has a few different pools including a kids pirate ship.

It's really fun! but my body hurts the other day but it's really fun! Bc my body hurts bc when you…read morego down the slides (especially the short green one) it's a hard drop when you go down.

It was a nice little waterpark. My three year old really had a blast. It's awesome for children to…read morehave somewhere to take kids that is not to big to handle them at.

Baseball fields, plenty of parking, 2 playgrounds for the kids and a miniature golf course. There…read moreare bathrooms available as well. Nice place to go for a walk.

Went to see Jeff Dunham at the Scrappers Field in August 2021... we were dropped off outside the…read moregate... This place charged a 5 dollar charge just to walk past the paid parking area... Talk about gouging during the pandemic...we didn't even park a car in the area... we walked i and they charged everyone...

My family, 13 of us total, attended a game during the Fourth of July. We sat in the first two rows…read morealong the end of the first base line. It was an awesome experience. It's not the major leagues but all the players were ernest and played with a lot of heart. The stadium was clean and modern, had every amenity you can imagine. They made all the middle of innings lots of fun; you've been missing something if you've only watched baseball on TV, its equal parts silly and fun. I know the kids enjoyed it. Because it was the Fourth of July, there was a wow inducing, eye popping fireworks show at the end of the game. Getting out of the parking lot was even pretty easy as well. Some places talk about a family fun experience; this place delivers. Its fun for the family and won't kill your pocket book; parking and tickets were very reasonably priced; food is the lone exception especially beer but no place is perfect! From July to September, the Scrappers are a team and experience to enjoy.

Back again this year. Park was still well kept and discovered a few additions: new foods, and a…read morefamily bathroom that is large enough to include a stroller. This is terrific - and saves moms from wrestling it in cramped quarters or leaving it outside while they take care of everything. Parking is good, and they let us drop off the two members of our party on crutches close to the front desk. Saved them both a lot of walking, which was very appreciated.

This review is about the kids zone. They charged $5 to get in and the inflatable was dirty and…read morewet. They should be ashamed of themselves to charge anything for this filthy, wet inflatable.

Really fun. The grass is finally a big advantage. You can tell. It's a wiffle ball field. It's…read moresmaller then a baseball field. It's a wiffleball field. Sunday is a football field.

The campus is beautiful and relatively small. If you're going for a walk around there, bring…read moresneakers because they have quite a few hills! They also have a few gardens located on the campus.

I transferred to Hiram from The University of Akron in the summer of 2012 and don't think I've ever…read moremade a better decision in my life. The Weekend College (WEC) at Hiram is a fantastic program for working adults that has courses every other weekend for 7 weekends and then a 3 week session for three Saturdays in a row. They have a broad range of degree programs available for the WEC students, including the all-important business programs. The administration of the WEC is really what makes the program phenomenal. I don't feel like I'm trying to figure out a foreign language when I'm registering for classes, and the advisors ACTUALLY advise about the courses you need to take. Even better, unlike my previous college, I'm not getting assigned to a new advisor several times a semester. To be perfectly honest, on my first visit to Hiram before I had enrolled, I was in tears (of joy). No one in the university setting in administration has EVER taken the time to get to know me, much less was interested in HELPING me accomplish my educational goals. I was floored and felt at home from the first day I set foot in the WEC office. I'm an Accounting and Financial Management major, so most of my experience with the courses there are within that program. I have taken several courses outside of my major (Gen.Ed requirements) and all of them have been phenomenal. The professors are responsive and interested in furthering your career, not just teaching a class every other weekend. I have had two professors that I don't particularly care for, but everyone else seemed happy with them. The exceptionally nice part is that you're in small classes with fellow students who actually care about their education, and they are actually interested in getting to know one another. Because most of us are working adults, class discussions are actually valuable since their experiences aren't limited to frat parties and their waitressing jobs. One of the options you have as a WEC student is to stay in Gray Hall on the weekends that you're in class. This is great, especially for people like me who live 40ish miles away. I stay on Friday and Saturday nights usually (getting up at 6am on a Saturday and then driving an hour for my first class in the morning is NOT appealing). The dorms are....well, they're dorms. The beds are kinda terrible and the decor is definitely lacking, but considering that it saves me 80 miles of driving on college weekends, I'm definitely glad that it's an option. Most people in the dorm are fairly respectful of the noise level, but the traditional college students can get quite noisy. Thankfully, they tend to drop the noise level by around 11pm, so it's not too bad. Plus, a fan for 'white noise' makes sleeping through their fun easy.