This place is cool, little spot in town but soo many games and all for $15 and you can play as long…read moreas you want, have a kids birthday party there if you like

DOUBLE PLAY DAY This…read moreno-frills ballpark is fine for catching a game even though a handful of things are lacking. Downtown Joliet is home to Duly Health & Care Field, a small stadium that seats a mere 6,016 fans.  It was built in 2002 and renovated in 2018; the Joliet Slammers (née Joliet Jackhammers) of the Frontier League have called this place home for the last 24 years. The field itself is artificial turf, which I'm not a fan of, and I seriously doubt players prefer this to how real grass plays and feels.  Dimensions to the outfield wall are similar to the major leagues: 348ft to deep left, 400ft to straightaway center, 327ft to the right field foul pole. I came here on 5/20/26 for a 10am Wednesday morning game, a rarity for professional baseball.  This early start coincided with 'Education Day' and featured plenty of screaming school children in attendance.  Our group reserved a suite, and it was smaller than we expected. The food was basic though nonetheless appreciated.  In my mind, I'd envisioned a hearty breakfast spread for a 10am start, but in reality it was much simpler: hot dogs w/sauerkraut and toppings, chicken poppers, pasta salad, chips, cookies, and soft drinks.  Around the 3rd inning, they brought out cheese, pepperoni, and sausage pizzas. There was a bar just down the corridor on the suite level and I enjoyed a couple bloody mary's before switching to the bartender's cocktail-du-jour, a moonshine punch made with a hefty pour of booze.  After I tipped him, he asked me to leave a good word with management at least ~three~ times, which came off as pushy (and awkward). Some ballparks have majestic views, unfortunately Duly Health & Care Field is not among them.  Beyond right field is old Joliet Central high school (ick), past center field is a parking lot, and a fire station can be seen outside left field.  The overall landscape was that of a concrete jungle and I was not impressed. Ecolab is one of the Slammers' major sponsors (there's a large ad under the scoreboard, on the outfield wall, and on the back of their printed schedule), so I was stunned to see that the soap dispensers in the bathroom were....not ours!  Excuse me??  How dare you cheat on us!  "Uhhh honey, I can explain, you see, I still love you but uh, the other guys offered me a better deal on wholesale pricing!"   * TL;DR * It's not the major leagues (or even the minors), but at the end of the day you're still seeing a pro baseball game, and that's cool. Duly Health & Care Field is very modest in its capacity and amenities.  It's a smaller park with smaller-scale operations, so adjust your expectations accordingly (for comparison, the Kane County Cougars play in Geneva, IL at a venue that seats 11K people, nearly twice that of here). Food service was adequate and staff were relatively friendly, however the aesthetics leave a lot to be desired.  This is a perfectly serviceable ballpark, nothing more.

This is such a unique and small stadium!…read more Parking is free if you choose the right lot. This stadium technically doesn't have its own parking lot. However all of the parking meters are free after 5pm. There is also a large lot next to the train station that is free after 5pm. The sign will say "$8". However in fine print it will say that it's only that price until 5pm. This stadium is a beautiful and small stadium. Every seat has a great view! We did notice that for most of the game the first baseline was in the sun. So if you're looking for shade pick a seat on the 3rd base side. For most of the game it was sunny due to the game starting at 6pm. Definitely check their instagram before arriving. They will sometimes post special deals for the game. When I went they had $2 hot dogs. This stadium has a very small gift shop but truly has so many wonderful things in it. Overall such a great experience and amazing stadium!

Just a lovely place to stop and relax. Great people, quiet atmosphere,fun and reasonable priced…read morecocktails. They have all sorts of fun things. a spinning wheel to win swag, dollar off days. and that's not counting the gamboling machines! I just love the place!!

REALLY SHOW THE TRUTH, the place has become a toilet after new owners reopened.It is so sad how bad…read morethis once great track has become, Gen admit has become the worst,the fan treatment is crazy, like a complete after thought. I am a bit mad I have to go to BIR to see a race now,Great family place,no bs like 66. shame on ya hay owner go see I'm not lying like you're bs reviews.,

Route 66 Raceway - the good and the bad. One man's perspective. First time here and I had high…read morehopes. First, it's a nice track. Plenty of seating, although for some reason many sections were empty/closed off to fans. Lots of food and beverage here, but my gripes are no cash, only cards. Not a fan. As for beer choices, it's all light beer. Mass produced Bud products, which I would rather drink tepid pond water. Parking - unless you arrive very early on a Nationals weekend, you'll be parking far away and walking a long distance. Even handicapped. No shuttles to be found anywhere. Food prices are a little high for burgers, sausages, etc. but what isn't nowadays. (Example $12 for a footlong corn dog. $15 for a ten inch Italian sausage. $8 for beers) As I said earlier, lots of walking. We parked on one side of the track and our seats were on the other side; meaning a long walk all the way around the track. One nice thing is you can walk all thru the pits and meet drivers and crew. Take pictures, etc. Oh, one more gripe was I could not reach anyone at the track via phone or email to ask questions. An 800 number directed me e to be a NASCAR ticket service. They gave me another 800 number which referred me back to the other number. My email I sent was never answered. All in all, not a completely bad experience, but it could be much better. Bring hats and sunscreen! You can park and tailgate if you wish.

Small Place to take a break and play some games! They also offer some food, drinks, and…read morerefreshments. The young lady that was attending the Bistro was just so sweet, attentive, and customer service was 100%. This is my first time ever attending a place where you play with real money, and actually won! I started with $10 and ended up leaving with $70 extra in my pocket! Overall I had a great time! The place is fairly new, so please come prepared to have fun and eat some food while you play! Ps. Please play responsibly and only if you are 21++ years old!

Always a good time and family oriented! This year the speedway event was the most fun we've ever…read morehad!

Yelp deleted my review for no reason! Thanks! I visited this place a few times over the summer for…read moresome racing events and it was honestly one of the best and affordable times about my summer. The crowd here is great! Good food! Even watching the planes periodically land. This place is very well maintained too. I'm not even a person that's into cars but it's an incredibly fun time!

The configuration was horrible. Winery tents were literally right next to each other with a fenced…read morein area that was ridiculously small. It was a zoo. If one person had Covid everyone there now has it. There was plenty of room to have spread it out so whoever made the decision to cram everything together should never be allowed to be involved in planning again.

Travelled to the wine fest for the first time. For $20 you got eight wine tasting and a wine…read moreglass. You can't beat the price compared to Chicago. Although it was a lobster get as well the only downside is that there wasn't enough food vendors.

Omg YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS PLACE. It's in a room with 7 headset. The owner is so so helpful…read morewith the knowledge of the games and making sure you don't hurt yourself. He has a vast array of games physical and the like. The prices are reasonable. 30 minutes is not even enough time. I promise you.