Five stars for the Kenosha Kingfish. They are a college baseball team that play at Historic Simmons field in Kenosha. This is a perfect summer activity to do for people of all ages that like baseball. They have a big concession stand, plenty of beer options, raffles and giveaways, themed nights, fireworks sometimes and a small merch shop. Tickets are always reasonably priced. Parking is free but first come, first served. If you come too late, you'll have to find street parking. I definitely recommend you watch a game if you love summer and want a fun outdoor activity for people of all ages. read more

Kenosha Kingfish - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

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It was a great evening out at the ballpark, and I loved the fact that there were silly community games wherein family members participated in a race of toilets around the field. The seats had good vantage points on the game and there was good lighting as well. Parking was okay. read more

Good, proudly Midwestern baseball fun in the heart of old Kenosha. I'm of the mind that Kenosha could probably support a single-A or high-A ball club after taking in a Kingfish game for the first time (proximity to Milwaukee and Chicago and an existing Minor League club in Beloit probably work against them there), but the Kingfish are great nonetheless, combining serious play with a presentation that has some Savannah Bananas-ish flourishes in college summer ball. Concession and merchandise prices are a bit shocking, but balanced out by low cost of admission (approx. $14 after taxes to sit in the first row of seats behind the home plate-adjacent party tables). read more

Kenosha Kingfish - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

The kingfish are a baseball team comprised of college students who are good, but may not be at the MiLB level. Thus, they offer a local team offering baseball entertainment at an affordable price. In addition, several other entertaining activities occur between innings, plus a variety of food and drink offerings are available. read more

Summer College Baseball. Part of the North Woods League. Great Lakes East Division to be exact. Better than the minor leagues. They play with wooden bats. So no pings. read more

Beers and baseball! Enjoy this summer tradition with the whole family. Always have a great time here. Great beer specials, cool merch shop, fireworks show, tons of food read more

Kenosha Kingfish - Field - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

Oh my God such a good place to go see a game. Went there for my first minor league game and it was an absolute thrill! Because it's in the town of Kenosha the game had a very "folksy" feel. Everybody was incredibly nice and very hospitable. The cost of the ticket wasn't that bad. 30 bucks get you a great seat and all you can eat food. And at the end of the day it was a nice such a exciting game. Granted the kingfish loss but still I had a great time. Looking for a fun minor league game in Southeast Wisconsin then go check out the kingfish!! read more

Love the kingfish for many years and am frequently in attendance! I had one bad experience recently and I didn't want to throw this guy under the bus but... he was very rude and very embarrassing in front of my child, he ran the alcohol vending g he said and acted like he was in charge of the kingfish and when he gave me an answer that went against what I was told from someone higher up, I requested him to contact a particular person higher up to help and he angrily refused and made a scene to which I was very embarrassed with my so. and people staring the whole time. Well.... All I can say is Andrew Curtis went above and beyond to make sure to make up for my experience with this guy "Andy" I think it was. Hopefully this guy is not in contact with customers anymore or atleast has a couple customer service classes lol thanks again to Andrew Curtis!! Awesome and friendly guy and the kingfish are lucky to have him to make sure we are and stay happy and continue coming back! I'll be back soon! read more

Family friendly entertainment that's still good for us non-kid havers in a historic ballpark with cheap tickets, great food options and not your run of the mill in-game entertainment - I'm in! The Kingfish are the newest addition to the Northwoods League and they play at historic Simmons Field. Parking is free at various lots up and down Sheridan. Tickets are cheap and options are plentiful (standard admission, admission plus a hat, two or three different AYCE/drink options). Having been to more than my share of minor/low league baseball games, the dizzy bats and sack race between-inning contests can get boring, but the Kingfish are having none of that. Unique, actually entertaining silliness keeps you giggling. Explore the stadium and check out the various plaques noting the history - the Kingfish put over $1 million into renovations to use the facility and did a great job of keeping both the charm and the modern updates you'd want to be comfortable. Elvis, the mascot, ziplines in from the outfield to deliver the first pitch. There's an actual boat built into the outfield wall. Do yourself a favor and take the 45 minute drive. Totally worth it. read more

Though I went for first time at their last game, 1st game of World Series; I can readily recommend attending. Tickets are reasonable, though maybe scarce if during regular season there is a large corporate buy. The team is good- 2nd best record. You sit close to action, almost had a foul. Simmons Field remodel was nicely done; seats were reclaimed from Camden Yards. Concessions are varied and affordable. Lots of beers. Lots of between innings activities, especially for kids. A nice evening. read more

I went to my first Kenosha Kingfish game and it was a blast. This is definitely a positive addition to the Kenosha entertainment scene. Since it was only their 4th home game of the season, I expected some quirks and things to still be getting settled, but it wasn't bad at all. First and foremost, everyone at the park was EXTREMELY friendly. I must have heard "thank you for coming" at least a dozen times. The park offered several seating options, and tickets were very cheap. There were several food options (typical ballpark fare) and even several activities for kids in the way of a bounce house, and other games. As for the game itself, it was extremely entertaining. Not only the players, but the between inning contests that kept everyone watching, there was never a dull moment. read more

It's a great place to take the kids and enjoyable game I give it a big two thumbs up well organized has I need to eat and entertainment for the kids. I totally recommend it if you've got some young ones they will have a blast read more

DO NOT do the "Fish Bowl"!!! You pay 3x as much as a regular ticket. It is all the food, soda, and beer that you can eat/drink. Food is not good. They sell more tickets than places to sit, and it's all picnic tables, so people in the back can't see over all the people in the front. What a waste of money. VERY disappointed. read more

Overall a good experience. Team did not play very well. Food was good. I would grade its food quality a B. Friendly workers and the games for the kids was a highlight. I would go back to support the team. They shouldn't worry about having a Kenosha kid on the team because he's not helping much. Get a stronger catcher. Overall, great pricing, quality baseball, family fun, free parking, lots of food, a good time. read more

went to my first game this year on wed june 6th and was a little disappointed the food was not good the people serving had no clue what they were doing, the announcer was completely boring and did not engage the crowd like last year, the announcer last year was funny and made the game fun, i may give it one more chance to see if they improve. read more