Fun? Sports? Long Island? Yes, there is such a thing on Long Island for those that like to take in…read morea family friendly spectator sport. The Long Island Roller Rebels fit the bill. I discovered this totally by accident one day when i went to Skate Safe America to look into booking a birthday party for one of my kids. Instead, i saw these ladies warming up for a match. I decided to hang out and watch with my 6 year old daughter, who is a novice at roller skating mind you and never actually skated outside of our back yard or driveway. We watched this roller derby thing with quite amusement at the level of intensity and enjoyment these ladies bring just making it so much fun. This is not like the fake stuff i saw on TV when i was young, this was the real deal. I gotta hand it to these ladies for putting themselves ouch, i mean, out there. Kids under 8 are free with an adult BTW.. bring chairs if you are over 18 and are sitting track side. If you go, you will not be let down. Also, bring cash for drinks and tickets. I am a fan.

I've been going to Long Island Road Rebel events for the last 10 to 15 years and I have to say I'm…read morenever let down. Ever since they started as a team they've been incorporating local musical Talent including such amazing bands as the Arkhams, Black Market Band and Amor Obscur! They're also very personable and keep talent local in all meanings of the word! Thank you Roller Rebels for adding to Long Island!

Typical minor league game. I was here last a couple of years ago, and didn't think much of it. But…read morethis time around I feel like the prices for the meals skyrocketed. If not close to meal cost at Yankee games, it might be more! I was a bit shocked to spend $60 on two meals at a minor league, nothing else! Idk if its worth it anymore.

First time to the stadium. They were not here when I left New York South years ago and I wish they…read morewere because I would have gone to several games. Free parking just a few minute walk away. Friendly employees. Beautiful stadium. Great team shop with a great assortment of merch. OK selection of food. Great fan interaction.

Any Sound Tigers game comes complete with having to pay for $10 beers and listening to a hackneyed…read more80s playlist that includes Toni Basil, Guns & Roses, or Europe's 'Final Countdown' with every whistle that stops play. And can the PA announcer please stop reading every advertisement & acknowledging every school & business in attendance every three minutes? It seriously detracts from enjoying the game. I've given up on the anticlimactic t shirt toss between periods. By the time the guy on the ice decides on which section to throw the last screen printed extra medium shirt, I could've completed the New York Times crossword puzzle already. Parking is ten bucks.

I've been to a bunch of Sound Tigers games over the years to see my hometown WB/S Penguins play. I…read morewill say that I really like the hockey results here. The Pens have been super fortunate to win here quite often. A personal highlight was a few years back when we visiting WB/S fans outnumbered the Sound Tiger fans...good times. Anyways this arena is fantastic. AHL hockey is fantastic. Why is the arena always a ghost town?!? I think that has a lot to do with how expensive the tickets are here. You can sit lower bowl center ice for ~25 in Hershey, WB/S, Lehigh Valley, and Binghamton. Here ~25 only gets you corner seats. Moving closer to center ice the ticets go up to 48 and 58 to sit on the glass?! That's crazy for the AHL. It's even worse, that they are the Islander's affiliate, and you can regularly get into most Islanders games for 30-40 dollars. This building should really try having 20$ tickets, or maybe consider general admission since the crowds are so small. Someone in ticketing should really go visit Hershey or Bingo to see how they sell tickets and price their tickets accordingly. The half empty building really takes away from the game environment too. People in CT love hockey, just not at these inflated prices.

Easy parking. Plentiful options for drinks and local walkable dinner spots. Max bar and max…read moredowntown are right across the street. Family friendly fun. A good affordable night out.

Watching the Wolf Pack game was fun. Adults and kids and all had a great time. I would return and…read morerecommend games to others!

We love going to Somerset Patriots games…read more If you time it correctly you can see some big names at bat. But the real fun is just the overall experience. With ticket prices being super reasonable it makes for a great family outing with young kids who have a short attention span. Food and drinks options are plentiful. And we absolutely love the games where the kids get to run the bases. The stadium isn't too big so it's easy to get around and you can explore. Parking is also convenient and is only $5.

Pretty cool. First time coming here and we got good seats for cheap prices. Nothing bad to say.read more

I caught a Renegades game at Heritage Financial Park and had a blast. The atmosphere was great, the…read morestaff did a good job keeping the crowd engaged, and they really make an effort to get the kids involved throughout the game. Minor league baseball is almost always a fun time, but this park really stands out as a solid experience overall. Even as someone who isn't necessarily a big fan of the team, I still had a really good time. The energy was fun, the park was easy to enjoy, and it made for a great night out. If you're looking for an affordable, relaxed sports experience, this is definitely worth checking out. Affordable family fun is had to find.

The Renegades do such a great event for Veteran's each and every year. Their dedication and support…read moreto honor and value those who have served is beyond commendable.

Here it is, folks. You're ONLY professional sports team in New Haven. What excitement! I mean, who…read morewould want to see top-level minor league talent which is affiliated with local major league teams when we can spend $10 to watch a bunch of unaffiliated, "if I just took a few months to practice I'm pretty sure I could make this team," baseball players who never made it past single A ball? Sweet! In all seriousness, if you're going to a Cutters game to actually watch baseball, I suggest you get a few friends together and go play tennis ball home run derby in the park, because it will be about as entertaining. There is one redeeming quality, however, to going to Cutters games... Thirsty Thursday. Every Thursday home game, the Cutters offer $1 beers ($2 if you get the larger size). It's a great excuse to be outside and throw back a few cold ones. Plus, there is actually baseball being played, so if the Cutters actually score a run or something, you can actually have something to cheer about. Still, it's a little hard to get into it when it's like New Haven versus the Brockton Rox. I mean... please. At least the Bridgeport Bluefish play in an independent league which is full of ex-major leaguers, so you can at least have fun going there and heckling the washed up players whose baseball cards you used to collect. Ultimately, the Cutters would actually be fun if there were people at the games, which kind of makes them a little lame. So it's not necessarily just the lack of quality baseball that hurts. If there were a couple thousand people in the stands, at least we could pretend like New Haven knew they still had a baseball team.