MCU park is a great place for family fun. Cyclone tickets are really affordable, especially if you get the flex books pre season. Parking is conveniently located right outside the stadium and its easy to drop off family members who have mobility issues. Arrive at a game early and its easy to get food. Once the game starts- it can take innings to get what you want. We love taking family and friends for a true Brooklyn experience. read more

MCU Park - hotdog - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Have been to MCU Park several times to watch the Brooklyn Cyclones game. To get here, can take the train straight to Coney Island and walk a couple of blocks or drive and pay for parking either at MCU Park or at one of the parking lots. Games are fairly priced and they also have promotions, discounts etc. Seating not as strict as the MLB parks... sit in your section/seat and can move around if seats are not occupied during the game. Not a very huge park so can easily walk around before the game to look around. Plenty of food options - just decide on what you want to eat. Get a view of Luna Park from one corner of the park. Good times had by all and some nights they do have fireworks as well. Safety is important - during batting practice and the game, pay attention at all times as the balls do come flying across. If leaving by car, might want to head out a bit earlier as it does take awhile from the parking lot. Just remember where you parked the car! read more

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Great little minor league ballpark by the Boardwalk in Coney Island. Every game day Saturday they have a two hour open bar in the outfield picnic area for $50. Can't beat that on a sunny day. (Opened in 2001. Capacity: 7,000) read more

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MCU Park is a small ball park that seats about 7000 people. It's more than baseball. Rugby and Soccer as well as music concerts are some of the other forms of entertainment. It's located on the Boardwalk at Coney Island. Naturally I have wandered around taking photos. I was especially mesmerized by the huge sculpture of Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese. I'll try to post my photos on order so you can read what I read. Also on the grounds of the park there's a beautiful dedication to 911. I looked on Yelp but so far I didn't find a separate listing. There's the title Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance. It also says Brooklyn Tribute Walk. I have three photos I took. It's better to see the 911 Tributes and the Jackie Robinson/Pee Wee Reese Sculpture in person. If you visit Coney Island it's just steps away. I'm a fan! read more

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The home of the Brooklyn Cyclones, MCU Park is a baseball stadium in the heart of Coney Island. While it's no Citi Field or Yankee Stadium, it is a great place to enjoy some unpretentious minor league action. One doesn't have to be Mets fan to enjoy a game here. As a casual fan of baseball, I can easily say I've had a stellar experience here each time. Known at one point as Keyspan Park, the stadium has enjoyed a steady following over close to the last 20 years. The stadium isn't super tiny per se, sporting a solid 7,000 seating capacity. As per the usual notion of most small'ish stadiums, there is no bad seat in the house. I've been fortunate to sit out here and kill time in the stands as well as indulge it up in the VIP suites courtesy of work. The staff here seems nice, as folks have been kind of enough to direct me to my seats as unofficial ushers, concessions aren't terribly overpriced, and the people at willcall make it easy to claim tickets each time. I would also venture to say this is a great place to watch the sky turn dark. The fireworks on Friday nights is a great touch and sometimes watching a game here is the right kind of departure one needs from the busy lives we lead. read more

MCU Park - Outside - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Went to a graduation an event at MCU. They had everything arranged nicely. The speakers sounded great, though there was a bit of back sound. I stepped to go to the restroom and they were very clean. The place overall is always so fun for all the events that they host. read more

MCU Park - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Nicole in group sales was awesome in getting my group in for Opening Day. Great time. Long lines. Great beer. Coney Island Brew. Nice breeze. Scent of the ocean. Great crowd. Great entertainment. Good time was had by all. Cyclones won. Fireworks were a blast. I have been here several times before but as a group of 20 it was even more fun. read more

MCU Park - Nice deejaying - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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As far as the facilities of MCU Park go - I think it's pretty nice... It's got a couple different entrances - so whether your at the beach or wandering Surf Ave - it's easy to get into the park. There's clean rest rooms. Plenty of food and drink vendors sprinkled about. Interesting design elements like the giant light up circles in the outfield (best seen during night games). Location wise - being right on the beach - it can't be beat. Certain nights you definitely get the sea breeze coming up the boardwalk into the ballpark. And to have Luna Park in the background is just a friendly reminder that you're down in Coney Island. For more on attending an actual game in the park - see my review of the BK Cyclones: https://www.yelp.com/biz/brooklyn-cyclones-brooklyn?hrid=ViwBrK-qnbbBzD1MJAZHZg&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) read more

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I really have mixed thoughts about this ballpark. For $17 you get a great view of minor baseball. If you're a diehard baseball fan like myself, you really get a great view of the action from players that are really working hard to make their major league team. The view is great, the fans are passionate, and its just a great environment to be at. the view is incredible. Beautiful view in the outfield, especially once the sun goes down and it is dark. However I must really knock them on their ability to run their ballpark concession. I do not know if the ballpark just wasn't ready for such a large crowd on opening day or if they're always this disorganized, but this has to be one of the most unorganized and disastrous ballpark food experience I have ever had. The lines to the concession stands are LONG (like one like 60 people deep - and it DOES NOT move fast). There just isn't enough concession stands to feed 7000 people. The staff is unprepared, slow and poorly trained. My friend and I waited 3 innings until we got to the front of the line and then they ran out of food for us. Their credit card devices weren't working. The staff were giving away food to the wrong customers. They have high school kids checking IDs for beer sales. A lot of things went wrong in this experience. You could just tell things were rushed, people had no idea what they were doing. Total amateur hour. The food looked terrible, overcooked and poorly prepared. I was very turned off by the food. And its not like its cheap either! Overall I had a great time with my friend, but this ballpark needs to get their shit together. If not for the view and the cheap tickets, I would not come back. read more

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Ran my first 5k on Sunday and finished up running all bases in this baseball park! This isn't the biggest baseball park I've been to but it was pretty dope. It has a nice warm welcoming to it. They have a lot of Brooklyn beers available (Coney Island.. Brooklyn.. ya get the deal), and the board walk connected to it If you want to take a walk on the beach, find some games to play, or just take a nice long walk. read more

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It was my first time going to see the Brooklyn Cyclones game at the MCU park. Honestly it doesn't matter where you sit in the stadium, you'll have a good view of the field. Tickets are fairly inexpensive, we actually had a good deal for $15 with some Groupon. Very cute stadium with lots of different vendors to satisfy your thirst and hunger. I totally love how they have activities for the kiddies. Dang, I wish I was a kid again so I could have got my face painted. :-)! The location of the stadium is perfect, hence, you can walk from the beach, amusement park, restaurants, bars, boardwalk and train station to the stadium. If you are driving in, then take advantage of their parking space. You pay $6 if you already have tickets, now that's a sweet deal. Unfortunately the game I was at rained out, but I am looking to attend another game soon with friends. read more

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MCU stadium is a really nice place to get a little taste of baseball among other things. Its technically the hub for great local businesses like Coney Island Brewery. It's not too large nor is it too small and the sights that surround it are unmatched. The staff is usually a little bit confused with what's going on, but they're always friendly and accommodating. The food is fresh and there's a variety of Beverages to choose from. Sometimes they have really cool swag to giveaway on theme nights so check the calendar when you choose your game. Most Friday nights there is a fireworks display after the game. There's nothing like the sunset from MCU park and fireworks after the sky is gone dark. read more

I'm a baseball fan so MCU Luna Park gives me that feeling of excitement without the steep prices at Citifield or Yankee Stadium. The historical Coney Island Amusement Park sits in the distance of left field, and the fabled iconic defunct parachute jump sits off the right field. The sunsets are spectacular as you watch the sun fade into the water which sits behind center field. Bright lights, peanuts, popcorn, Cracker Jack's, and that warm summer air reminds me why I love the game of baseball. This stadium is small and cozy, Nathan's hot dogs are sold here, and so are some cool alcoholic beverage. My son caught a promotional shirt that was shot up in the stands by the cheerleaders. There's not a bad seat in the house. Fireworks on Friday nights. The Q, F, B, D, Q, and N train are within walking distance at Stillwell Avenue. It's a wonderful way to spend a warm summer's night. read more

MCU Park - I was walking down the boardwalk during sunset I snapped this pic of MCU Park. One of my favourite pics. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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It was nice. They had vintage seats, the view was spectacular. I would attend again. But bring a seat cushion. Sitting for that long on those horrible chairs can do serious damage to the backside lol. Also, the concessions are pricey. 6.75 for a bottle of water... eekkk.. they do check bags and scan for weapons. Otherwise it was fun. read more

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Spiffy newer ballpark that is home to the Mets' minor league team, the Brooklyn Cyclones. Just a great spot to watch a game. - Easy to get to by subway (D,F,N,Q) - Clean - Cheap beers and food - Close to Nathan's to grab a hot dog before or after the game - Right next to the Amusement park and attractions - Bar with patio right next door - Friendly staff - Great views no matter where you sit - Lots of between innings entertainment going on - Great place to take the family for a fun and cheap time - Cool views of the ocean and Coney Island - All around terrific ball park Yes, the neighborhood around it can be a bit shady, but they do a great job of making this a safe and clean family-friendly place to take the kids. Tickets to a game are very cheap, and there are only 7500 seats here, so no problem seeing everything. Goofy mascots, wholesome fun entertainment, hot dog races, peanuts, beer, baseball, t-shirt giveaways, and so much more. A major league good time can be had in this minor league park. Will definitely go back for more games. read more

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"The most fun ballpark in America" is a statement that MCU Park likes to plaster around. And it's more than likely true! Out of the minor league stadiums I've been to, MCU Park definitely stands out. It's super cool to see the roller coasters and lights of Coney Island/Luna Park in the background. And the beach and boardwalk are right next door. Awesome. We were near first base which was perfect, both for views of the game and the backdrop. There were even post-game fireworks when we went. And yes, the Brooklyn Cyclones won too! If you missed getting Nathan's at the original location before the game, you can get your hot dog fix inside, at there are a few Nathan's stands in the park. If the condiment station is out of something, try walking down to the next one. Water is freakin' ridiculously priced (nearly $5), and therefore I made do with the water fountains because that's just insanity, and NYC tap water is superior to Dasani anyway. The bathroom was dated but at least it was clean and everything was in working order. There's game parking adjacent to the stadium, and of course, the subway is also an option. MCU is wallet-friendly and group-friendly (we got free caps and vouchers), and the Cyclones have all sorts of rad promotions throughout the season. Wish I were going to the bagel-themed game. I didn't know, but MCU stands for Municipal Credit Union. So now you know if you didn't. read more

I'm not an avid sports junkie despite of being with my former love who was a die hard Mets fan all his life, but occassionally I would like to experience sporting events in any genre. Keyspan Park is my first park in the Minor League realm where I attended a Brooklyn Cyclones vs. Auburn Doubledays with my Meetup group. The price for box seats tickets at $12.00 with a $2.00 online convenience charge at a total of $17.00, which are a far cry from Major League tickets. The Beach Bum girls are too young to be sex symbols which they don't have that same rhythm or moves as Knicks City Dancers. I do not recommend eating park food as it's extremely expensive with a beer at $6.00 and hot dog at $7.00 which mirrors Major League prices of consessions. Cyclones's mascots Sandy the Seagull and Pee-wee are cute. Depending on your seats park patrons can see the Cyclone Roller Coaster, Wonder Wheel and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. I bought my ticket which I was assigned a different seat yet there were plenty of seats available that I moved to be with my closest friends. I did had a good time as I was with good company regardless of the event. I rate this park four stars as Key Henry is extremely annoying. Down with the King! read more

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I've been to MCU Park a couple of times over the years for Brooklyn Cyclones games, but I was pretty impressed with the stadium during my most recent visit. I will admit I am not a big baseball fan, but seeing the Brooklyn Cyclones is a right of passage for anyone born & raised in Brooklyn, especially South BK. You are able to enjoy much more than just the game here - all of the seats here offer a pretty good view, the crowds are full of BK pride, and the food court options are pretty good. They have a few stands serving up Nathan's hot dogs with sauerkraut, onions, and all that, as well as salted pretzels and quite a decent beer selection. They also have other vendors like Arancini Bros - think Southern Italian fast food bites (which I have not tried) - and Mini Melts in case you are in the mood for something sweet. MCU Park is also really easy to get to with multiple subway lines so close by. I'd definitely say that this is an impressive minor league ball park. read more

MAD DECENT BLOCK PARTY 2015 The park/field works. The best way to reach this place is by train to Coney Island. Do not drive! traffic, parking, jay walking, you'll be majorly frustrated. The stage was set up right next to the lights monument? and as soon as the sun sets, it is a visual treat. Security for the #MDBL2015 is varied. No unopened lip balms, drinks (except water), take off your shoes, etc. I had to throw away most things but my friends bag wasn't even checked. Security at its worst. The bathroom lines are unforgiving, i recommend using the portables at the field! Beer any kind $9. Nuchas empanada truck 2 for $10. Your typical overpriced fare. Take the TRAIN to Coney Island. DO NOT DRIVE is the take away message. read more

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Nice minor league ball park . The backdrop is Coney Island which really cool. The concession stands are basic ball park fare. I of course had a Nathan's hot dog with kraut and street onions with mustard. The seating goes foul pole to foul pole and bleachers in right field. The only netting is behind home plate. I'm still old fashion not crazy about all the netting the ballparks are putting up . Your there to watch baseball not play on your phone . The souvenir store was nice had a lot of nice items so much I bought three t shirts. Make sure to check their schedule this is a short season team don't start play until mid June . read more

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There's really no experience quite like going to a minor league game. Having been to numerous games at MCU Park now, I feel I know it like the back of my hand. Like many minor league stadiums, it really has a family friendly feel to it --- small venue with approximately 4,000 seats, many promotional giveaways and never a sold out game so plenty of seating to go around. Although the games are sometimes not the most exciting to watch, the family-friendly environment makes it very ideal for family day/night outs because the tickets are inexpensive (compared to MLB games). The promotions are also great for kids, as there are usually plenty each season, such as jerseys, bobbleheads and misc. other goodies. As for the concessions, they serve your usual burgers, fries and hot dogs, but the one unique thing about MCU Park is that they serve Nathan's as well! Traveling to the stadium is a breeze as the stadium is a short walk away from the Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue train station for the D, F, N, Q lines. read more

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I'm a life long Yankees fan who enjoys visiting other team's ballparks. I've been to Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, PNC Park in Pittsburgh to name a few. I enjoy minor league baseball and visiting those ballparks too. From the Louisville Bats field in Kentucky to the RailRiders in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. While I enjoy going to Staten Island to see the Yankees minor league team I don't like spending the money on tolls to get to SI and public transportation after a night game takes too long to get home. So when the SI Yankees play the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island count me in. MCU Park is a beautiful ballpark. The sight lines are good and I don't think there's a bad seat in the ballpark. One of the things I like about minor league games is that between innings they have stuff for kids to do on the field. Interacting with the mascots, running the bases, hula hoop contests, etc. It's activities like these that keep the kids interested and wanting to come back to the ballpark. The view from the grandstand is fantastic at MCU Park. A view of the Cyclone roller coaster and Astroland Park over the left field wall and a magnificent view of the old parachute jump over the right field wall. So take me out to the ballgame, buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack. I don't know if I'll ever get back. Go check out MCU Park, get a beer and some peanuts and root root root for the home team or the visiting team in the case of the SI Yankees. read more

MCU Park - The view from our seats. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Beautiful, comfortable ballpark in the heart of Coney Island. I love how when you're here, it feels like being in a small town. All the cheesy contests between innings, the cotton candy, the cheap souvenirs. However, it doesn't feel forced or fake. The crowd here is a good mix of tourists and locals. There's usually a nice breeze off the ocean and after a game you can take in the rest of the sights and sounds (and smells) of the boardwalk. Definitely enjoy coming here for a game. I've also seen some concerts here and it's a nice venue for that as well. Easy to get here by train. Great little park in the best borough in NYC! read more

This is a really great stadium. It is right in Coney Island so you get a great view while watching the soccer game. Lots of food options, more than enough bathrooms, and very friendly staff. I was rooting for the opposing team and I did not get mugged, yelled at, or stink eyed. That is a really big plus in Brooklyn! Ha, just kidding! Friday nights, in summer season, Coney Island has fireworks too. I imagine that is an added benefit if you are at the game. We missed it by a week. Boo!!!!! Enjoy! read more

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Beautiful minor league ball park! I haven't been to many others but MCU certainly outshines it's local rival, Richmond County Bank Ballpark and even Ed Smith Stadium in sunny Sarasota, FL. MCU's promotions and giveaways are not to be topped, I've never left a game without a freebie in hand. The on-site team store also has many fun offerings. The stadium itself is super accessible, a very short walk from the Coney Island/ Stillwell subway station (D, F, N, Q) and if you're in the area early or stay late after a game, you're right in the heart of Coney Island! Which brings me to the views from inside the ballpark...stunning! An evening game around dusk, will afford a field backdrop of gorgeous skies filled with Luna Park's amusement rides. You'll witness the sight (and even the sounds depending on the location of your seats) of the Thunderbolt whisking riders about while the game is underway. The now defunct parachute drop presides over the field, standing tall and colorfully illuminated. MCU's food offerings are also on par with those of the major leagues. You'll easily find your standard ball park fare of hot dogs (Nathan's, of course), popcorn, pretzels and beer but there is also a Tiki hut serving frozen adult beverages, Rita's Water Ice/Custard, Arancini Bros/Risotto Balls, and Mister Softee for the kids. Speaking of, the seagull mascots (Sandy and Pee-wee) are accessible to fans and super approachable, always ready for photo ops! And, best of all, affordability! The ticket cost is a fraction of what you'd pay to see the Mets play at Citified. MCU is a worthy addition to any fan's ball park bucket list! read more

MCU Park - What a view! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

There used to be only one reason to go to MCU Park and that was the Brooklyn Cyclones. Now there are two: the Cyclones and the NY Cosmos. One does not go to games with the intention of seeing the best baseball or soccer or ever played. No you go to games for the reason we go to any true event: for the spectacle of it all, for the no stress no pressure fandom and in this case, the sun. If the game is going well, you have plenty to be entertained by. If it isn't, there is always the roller coasters in the back to watch. Throw in Nathan's hot dogs, cold beer, and not a bad seat in the house and you've got yourself a pretty great day at the beach. During Cyclones games, enjoy the mascots and dancers keeping you engaged throughout. At Cosmos games, enjoying Mr. Coz clowning around and insistently starting a "Let's Go Cosmos" cheer. The Cosmos have the added esteem of history, being a long standing team with the distinction of the great Pelé having played for them. For history buffs, and loyal fanatics, that's enough to keep us cheering and attending games. And in between the excitement, I suggest the chicken fingers and fries deal and a Brooklyn Lager. Tastes like summer! read more

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Visiting MCU park was a bit of an odd experience. The park itself, gorgeous, but the cast of characters providing the entertainment, (the Brooklyn Cyclones), laughable at best. Grab yourself a cold beer for seven bucks, kick your feet up on the rail and watch error after error courtesy of the Brooklyn Cyclones while baking in the relentless sunshine. Seriously, there is little to no shade, so if you're attending a daytime game, you're screwed! The view over the centerfield wall is one of the most unique in all of baseball, professional or whatever this is - little league maybe? Anyhow, it's of some crazy roller coaster with loops, corkscrews, high climbs and big drops. If watching the Cyclones and drinking six Coors Lights doesn't make you sick, the distant roller coaster sure will. Oh yeah, we happened to go on Seinfeld day, which included an opening pitch by the Soup Nazi and a complementary Keith Hernandez magic loogie bobblehead... awesome! read more

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I am not much of a baseball fan but it's something about rooting for a local team. MCU Park has a intimate and homey feeling. You can see the field anywhere in the park and on warm days you may get a cool breeze from the beach that it sits on. It's not just baseball folks, they tend to host cool events like marathon runs, concerts and camping sleepovers. You always feel safe even though there are no metal detectors. They keep the ball fans engaged with lively music from classics like Sweet Caroline to get up and dance songs like Gagnam (sp) Style. It's a must visit for the summer. read more

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Made my first trip to MCU Park last night thanks to Yelp night at Brooklyn Cyclones and I couldnt love this little ballpark more. The great experience starts as soon as you walk in, sure they have needed security but unlike the larger venues they dont make you feel like a terrorist while they check your bag and wand you. It was a giveaway night and my friend and I got really cool,high quality Cyclones hockey style jerseys. The park itself is beautiful with the ocean over one wall and the rides over the other. We happened to be sitting in a luxury suite provided by the fine folks at Yelp and it was very nice. We had a suite attendant named Ebony and she was very nice and was there if we needed anything. The suite was full of food (hot dogs,wings,fruit,chips,sodas,water and beer) and each fan also got a very nice Cyclones cap and a program as well. The suite had a table, a bunch of chairs and a TV, you could open the sliding glass doors and you were on a patio with padded seats to watch the game. Right behind home plate mind you! The stadium is small so you are close to the action anywhere you sit and they do lots of giveaways and games for the kids and such. They have a host named King Henry who entertains between innings and also cheerleaders and the mascot Sandy Seagull who came up to our suite to meet the Yelpers. As you leave the cheerleaders are outside giving away snacks and such. Another nice touch. I am a huge Mets fan so I hope to see some of the players I saw in Flushing soon. read more

I've been to this stadium 4 times this year. My first time was for the cyclones 5/10k. I'm a runner and a volunteer that helps out when my knee prevents me from participating in race. So I was this is the minor league for the Mets. Wow. The second time I went was for the game. It wasn't raining when they started but it picked up. Unfortunately the game was called after the 5th inning. I can't remember who won or lost. A fellow volunteer had an extra ticket to the division game final, so I said yes. I traveled for almost 2 1/2 hours to get there. They won and cliched there spot in the final two. So I decided to buy the last two games to see who wins the cup. True it's minors but hey for $5.00 each that is a good price. Can't buy Mets or yankee tickets for that price. So traveled again to a game and was hoping for the win so I didn't have to do it again tomorrow. Of course it happened they lost. So then Tuesday came they won. The bathrooms were cleaned even after all the ladies used them. Food court seem to be okay. It's just the first day they didn't have any knishes ready. So I chose fries instead. I can't wait till next season so I can see more games at this stadium. read more

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#I came here on the shitttiest of nights to watch a Brooklyn Bolts football game. It was super cold, there was a crazy storm, the game was horrible, my legs were sore from shivering and when I pee'd in the urinal, there was steam coming from it. My pee is hot. Anyway, I give this place 5 stars not because the food is good (it's regular Nathan's fare) or because my #pee is so hot ...It's because, the staff there was very helpful, tried to make it the #best football game I've ever been to and the food came quick. Even the #guy manning the condiment station was serious about his job. #Kudos! read more

MCU Park - Chicken Tenders and Fries - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I love going to Keyspan Park. Every seat provides a great view of the field. Tickets are cheap. Food is cheaper than you'll find in a major league stadium. Great view of Astroland beyond left center field. (Enjoy it while you can.) In addition to seeing some potential future superstars, you can occasionally catch a current Met playing a rehab game here while on the DL. If you exit the lower level of the store and walk past the elevators you'll find the Brooklyn Baseball gallery. It's very small. Much of the displays are replicas but for a buck it's worth a walk thru. A couple things to note... this is Single-A ball. Don't expect to see a major league caliber baseball game. Also, it is extremely kid friendly. If you don't want to see silly games and hot dog races between innings, a Cyclones game isn't for you. And maybe you should consider lightening up! Be a kid for a day. I was: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nerdgirl/1077270213/ Also, great for place to see a concert. And no, I didn't see Daft Punk here. read more

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Bring lots of sunscreen, your flip flops and snacks! The sun is kickin' out here! Not the best beach that I have been to, but nice for NY. Parking is $15.00 for the day. If you don't drive, there is a nearby subway. Just finished running the Coney Island Sports Foundation 5K Run out here. Overall, had a good experience. read more

MCU Park - Coney Island Sports Foundation Run!!! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Its always a fun time when I get to go to a Brooklyn Cyclones game! I love the location and the games are great to go to with family and friends. The ticket prices are affordable and the food and drinks are the same as well. I go to at least 1 or 2 games a summer! Friday games are the best because there is a firework show you can see from the stadium. The stadium is clean and you can really see the game from anywhere you sit because it is not very big. I think its a great addition to Coney Island! read more

MCU Park - Strawberry margarita in a BC mason jar! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here for the Kaskade concert - it was really nice! I found the views from the various seats pretty good. The stadium itself was pretty clean and yes, it's only blocks from Nathan's (I had to get cheese fries beforehand). I'd go back to watch an actual baseball game instead of being at a rave! read more

Perfect spot for a baseball stadium! Near the boardwalk, two blocks from the subway, one block from Nathan's Famous and the lights and action of the Coney Island amusement park in view over the outfield wall. How can you not smile walking in here? A little rain delay wasn't going to stop a decent crowd from watching the Brooklyn Cyclones take on the Staten Island Yankees, competitors in the New York-Penn League (short season A). I'm not sure if the game should be classified a typical pitcher's duel or if it was just lackluster offense. Regardless, the Cyclones pulled out an extra-inning, dramatic win with a sacrifice RBI play at the plate. Great ending! Tickets were only $10 for the evening game and the park has all the typical food and beer concessions you'd assume, including local favorites Nathan's hotdogs/fries and Brooklyn Brewery drafts. Basically, good time summer fun for the whole family. Just stick to public transportation, if possible. It looks like parking could be a real pain around here with so many other local attractions. read more

MCU Park - Cyclones vs S.I. Yankees - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I'm a season ticket holder for the Brooklyn Cyclones so I've spent A LOT of time in this ballpark. Great views, but definitely has some problems that with a little effort on the part of management would make this park spectacular. 1) Food- the options you have at MCU are few. The park is contracted by Aramak and the food is horrible. Franks and fries advertised as Nathan's (which is on the next block) are priced HIGHER than Nathan's and often served cold- zero quality control. Beer prices are the same as Citi Field and the beer is almost always served either cool or warm. I've yet to get a nice ice cold beer there. 2) Staff- mostly uncaring and argumentative. Most of the food vendors and cleaning staff refuse to remove their hats and keep silent during the national anthem. The only ones that are pleasant and helpful are in the team store selling the team's merchandise. 3) Security- a joke. To call them Keystone Cops would besmirch Keystone Cops. Security does absolutely nothing to keep fans in their seats or keep the aisles clear. I've had as many as 15 children standing in front of me blocking my view of the field in an attempt to get a ball or to talk to the players. Of course, none of those kids were even sitting in that section! 4) Basic maintenance at the park is lacking. This past season (2016) they didn't fix the clock on the scoreboard nor the decorative circular lights around the stadium. read more

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I came here about 2 summers ago to watch the Brooklyn Cyclones. It was my first ever minor league baseball game. The New York Mets are going to be doomed if they have to rely on these prospects in the future. The ballpark is very well designed. Smack in the middle of Coney Island. You get a very nice view of the amusement parks especially the Cyclone ride. There is no bad view of the field. I was sitting 2 rows behind home plate, so you don't need to worry about breaking the bank when it comes to purchasing tickets. The food and drinks taste like amusement park food in Coney Island. Don't expect top quality junk food like you would get at Citi Field or Yankee Stadium. They do a lot of promotions to sell tickets like run around the bases, fireworks night, jersey night, etc. Just pick a game. A good stadium to visit while you're having fun at Coney Island during the summer. Don't worry about parking. They have a parking lot there for a really cheap price. read more

This is the best minor league ballpark I've been to it's right off the ocean so sometimes at night the games will end early because of the fog rolling in off the ocean it's a beautiful sight though. the food options are great and the Cyclones play great ball read more

This is a great park and I experienced a great game! Located right off the Coney Island Stillwell Avenue stop is the stadium where the Cyclones play. I'm a Yankee fan but I've got to give props to the Mets minor league team. Grab a hotdog and a beer from Nathan's and stroll on over to the park. The park is tiny but that means every seat is great and you have a better chance of catching a ball! Plus Luna Park is in the background so you can watch people swing around on the rides. The ocean provides a nice breeze, especially on swampy summer evenings. There are lots of activities that take place in-between innings. The team also has cheerleaders that hang out on top of the dugouts. Plenty of food options, including Arancini Brothers (delicious) and drinks served in mason jars. The Cyclones kicked ass and the game ended up going so long that the usual "end of game" fireworks on Fridays started in the 8th inning. There was a push-up challenged right after the game so we got to go onto the field which is plushy AstroTurf. Between that and the breeze, I could have slept there. I knocked off one star because security questioned my medication. It is clearly labeled as medicine and it's something I would die without so being questioned about it is never appreciated. And yes I am glad security does a thorough check (including wands) but you could have asked once and left it alone. The rest of the staff was nice as can be, though. read more