What a great night out! Came here for a work function. Brought the family and had a blast…read more There were activities for my two daughters who could care less about baseball. The food was not princes in left field and was decent for minor league food. The team was solid and the crowd and staff was very friendly. We will be visiting the ball park more often to root for the Keys.

Went to a Keys game recently through a school reading program and had a mixed experience…read more Getting in was the biggest issue -- the line was extremely long and took about 30-35 minutes just to enter, which was surprising. I'm not sure if it was because of the event, but it felt pretty disorganized. The stadium itself is nice, and the upgraded seating was worth it. Concession lines were long as expected, but they moved fairly quickly this time. It was also nice to see more access to ice cream stands on both sides. The biggest disappointment was the kids' zone. They've changed it to an $8 wristband system, but the activities were very limited and repetitive -- mostly variations of throwing a ball into something. There was minimal staff, and it felt unorganized with kids not really taking turns. For younger kids especially, it wasn't worth it. On the way out, there was a foam/bubble area that the kids enjoyed, but it was pretty messy and not well-managed, especially considering the cooler weather. That said, staff were friendly, and my daughter still had a good time overall. And the baseball game was exciting. I'd come back for another game, but would definitely skip the kids' zone next time.

Woah. WHAT WHAT? A couple things that have blown my mind…read more 1) There is a Major League Lacrosse team. Like, at all. and 2) ANNAPOLIS has a league. WHAAAAAAT? Right? I'm confused and blown too. My husband played lacrosse in high school and loved it. He had always played football and was a football jock (ugh, I know, I hate them too...fortunately, he's lovable enough to overcome this unfortunate flaw), but when his best friend in HS introduced him to lacrosse, he found what really made him happy. So one day, we're out, and having dinner when the bartender turns the TV to a lacrosse game. My husband immediately is rivited and starts explaining why I should be utterly fascinated by this. As he's talking, the guy sitting next to him, starts telling him about the Annapolis team...and how we're actually pretty good. WHAT WHAT? We have a *league*?!? So, clearly, tickets were immediately purchased and the next thing I know, I'm sitting on the first row, at the 50 yard line, watching incredibly adorably hot guys run past. Right. Best part about lacrosse: uber hot guys. Second best part about lacrosse: uber cheap tickets. We were sitting at the 50 yard line, front row...and tickets were something like $25 each. Third best part about lacrosse? Sitting 10 feet away, staring at uber hot guys. Seriously, why didn't anyone ever tell me about this???!!!??? Arguably, my new favorite sport in the WHOLE WIDE WORLD now. Um...I think we won. I really wasn't paying attention. But my husband had a blast, I had a surprisingly good time, and, again...uber hot guys. Right.

We used to go to Senators games ... and we still do, but it seems easier and more fun to go see the…read moreRevs. It seems easier to drive to York than to Harrisburg. The park is nicer and easier to get into. Parking is cheaper. The lines are shorter, the food is better, the people seem to have more fun. The emphasis at a Revs game seems to be on fun. Seeing a Senators game seems like a way for the team and the stadium to extract money out of customers and do the least they can in the way of providing a fun experience. Tonight the Revs lost but it was still a pleasure to attend the game, eat ballpark food, and watch the outstanding fireworks afterward.

What a fun night out! Went with daughter and granddaughter. Had a 90-minute rain delay, but…read morewatching the crew clear the infield cover of rain was cool to witness. Things were so clean. Food options were nice and not crazy expensive. They had all these freebies - baseball caps, pens, pencils, lanyards, ponchos, even candy! I don't know, though, if this was a special thing or is every game. There was a lot to hold an 8-year- old's interest- fun games and silliness between innings. The Saturday fireworks were canceled due to lateness of the game (rain delay) and the noise ordinance in the city, but all were given the opportunity to come back for free to another game. I mean can you ask for anything more? My daughter, not a baseball fan, said "this was a lot better than I imagined."

My wife and I had a fantastic night at IBEW Local 24 Union Field at Ripken Stadium watching the…read moreAberdeen Iron Birds vs. the Williamsport Crosscutters. The game was a nail-biter, ending in a close 1-2 loss for the Iron Birds, but the experience was still a winner. The stadium is beautiful -- clean, charming, and full of that classic minor league charm with excellent views. The food options were great (fresh and delicious with good variety), and to top it all off, they ended the night with an awesome fireworks show! Friendly staff, fun atmosphere, and a memorable evening overall. Ripken Stadium is a hidden gem -- we'll definitely be back for more. Highly recommend!

There is plenty of parking and it's easy to get into the stadium and find your seat. Once in the…read morestadium you see how nice everything is. Unlike major league stadiums you don't feel squished in your seat and every seat in the stadium has a great view of the field. But like other people have mentioned the food is pretty average. There really isn't anything that stands out, but the last time I attended a game they had a food truck off to the side, and it was really good

The Maryland GreenHawks are part of the PBL (Premier Basketball League) and the first professional…read moresports team for MoCo. They currently play at Wootton High School in Rockville. Going to a GreenHawks game is certainly different from any NBA game that I have been to. We paid the extra $5 and got court-side seats (seats are $10 for general admission and $15 for court-side). The players actually interact with the fans in the stands and on several occasion, we found them talking to fans when ready to inbound the ball. During timeouts and halftime, they have a GreenHawks dance team, t-shirt toss, burrito giveaway etc. They even have an autograph session and shoot around with the players after the game. I highly recommend checking them out! Why spend all of that money to see the Wizards, when you can come see the GreenHawks. You won't be disappointed!

What a fun activity to do during the winter! Come out and support a local AACS team, Bay Area…read moreShuckers as they play some great basketball. Single game tickets are only $5 for kids, $10 for adults and with the Coffee News coupon you can get 1/2 off, what a bargain. Not only that but concessions are quite reasonable and yummy! The game is full of excitement as the teams faces off with their opponents. The crowd is wild and there are fun activities between quarters and during the half. Stand up and show your support and you may just grab a t-shirt from the air gun or just dance along with the spirited dance team who are icing the entire game! Come check them out, there are at least eight home games during season so don't miss out!

I have attended a couple of Bay Area Shuckers games over the last couple years. Not only do you get…read morea good basketball game, but there is also a dance team and various promotional events during the game. There is also a snack bar if you get hungry during the games.

Took my friend to his first live O's game as he's a big fan of any sport and every home team. Was…read morepretty warm that day but with Baltimore weather you never know. Great view from this location. Players kept throwing balls over the next to fans. Paid about $240 maybe a little more for the seats plus parking that day. I guarantee paying for parking at the stadium will be worth it. 1- you remember where it is parked and know it's safer than a random street where neighbors may get it towed. And if you use a garage you may pay the same amount or more and may have trouble getting out. I go to 1-2 games per year. Would recommend catching at least one here in a lifetime.

We get to an Oriole's game from time to time :-). We love fans dressing in the colors, roaring in…read morethe stadium.