Had a great time with my 4 year old grandson. Fair price. Good fireworks! Will go more often.

MORONGO FIELD is a MUCH BETTER NAME! I love the red color revamp with some of the decor at this ballpark. The Dodger blue was getting stale lol. Not much has changed other than the colors and name. There's still a good handful of concession stands. The kids bouncy slide is still thriving and the tickets are still pricey compared to other SoCal MiLB fields. Given the lack of updates, I don't know why prices haven't been lowered... Morongo Field has nice views of the field from most angles and has elevated seats that give a major league feel. My only gripe is the lack of shade and steep stairs. You'll find this ballpark smack in the middle of a sports park with huge baseball fields and other sports facilities. Parking is a block away, you'll walk through the sports park a bit to get to Morongo Field. Parking staff are sweet. read more

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Always good memories here!! Quakes had a great 2024 season!! This was my first time ordering from the cantina and my nachos were yummy! Had fun on Marvel night! read more

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I love Loanmart Field. It is the best place to go when you just wanna get away from it all. Rancho Cucamonga is beautiful, and the players are AWESOME! If you love baseball, and love the Dodgers, then this is the way to go. The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes are the Low A affiliate of The Los Angeles Dodgers. They are the Dodgers of tomorrow. I highly recommend that you go see a game if you haven't been there! read more

Morongo Field - My favorite Quakes fan - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California

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Waited 20 minutes in line at the cantina. Finally got to order, and waited almost an hour for our food. The male cook with the blue apron was extremely rude to customers asking the status of their food, one group waited almost an hour and a half for their and was yelled at when they tried asking. The cook was kicking boxes around obviously upset and uncaring about people who missed half of the July 3rd game. Worst part is, they were handing out pre made food to some people and others were left waiting for an hour. And yes, it was some of the same items we ordered. Horrendous behavior and service. read more

This is seriously the best MiLB field to watch minor league play as well as the view the Dodgers farm team, and rehab players. There isn't an awful seat in the stadium, except if you count those in the sun all day long. That might be a drag in the summer months. Lots of concession stands. Parking is close, on site & I believe there is overflow parking across the way at the RC Sports Complex if needed. The only downfall in my opinion, is the restrooms could use some upgrades, and so could the "Jumbotron" or whatever they call their outfield tv. There are lots of fan interaction and challenges for kid competitors. Tremor the dinosaur mascot is a lot of fun and has fun with the fans. Covid has changed things tho and he wasn't at the game today. Nor was the kid's base run. Last time my daughter had fun doing that. I love how convenient this location is, how easily accessible it is. Coming & going is easy peasy. The food is typical stadium food. Edible but not great. Beers are fairly affordable here still compared to the majors and the seat prices, are totally affordable! Definitely glad things are opening up again, because I'm already ready to head back to the next game! Go Quakes!!! read more

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LETS GO QUAKES !!! LOVE THIS SPOT , with the Angels trade !!! Will be my Goto for days i feel like getting out the house !

As others have stated, definitely one of the better Low-A parks out there. Better than nearby San Manuel Stadium, definitely better than the Lake Elsinore Diamond. If not for capacity, I'd rank it up there with some of the Triple-A parks I've been to. Fantastic sight lines, decent enough space in the seats, and a very nice, relaxed atmosphere. Plus, you get to see rehabbing Dodgers if and when their rehab plans keep them in the area. Among others, I've seen Clayton Kershaw, Justin Turner, Chris Taylor, and others from the big league team as they worked their way back into shape. And of course, many former Quakes have made their way to the big leagues. Only real disappointment with the baseball end of things is that MLB forced a reorganization of the entirety of Minor League Baseball. RC used to be a High-A team which meant the quality of play was much cleaner and closer to the big league level, and it was much more likely the Quakes of today would be soon Dodgers of tomorrow. With them being a Low-A team the quality of play is lower as the athletes are less experienced, and it's a long way before they can make it back to Dodger Stadium. Parking is plentiful, and is still inexpensive at $5! Only real quibble about the park is how abysmally bad their concessions service is. If there's more than a few people in line you can expect to spend at least 30-45 minutes in line. Likely more on busy nights. It's rough, but you're way better off getting to the area early and eating outside the park instead of doing concessions. Prices have gone up like everywhere else, but it's still pretty much in line for what you would expect at a ballpark. You just don't think you'd have to wait this long. That's really the only thing that takes away from the experience here. read more

First time here. Very nice workers coming in and those who told us where are seats were. My only problem was the brats place. After waiting for 10 minutes, I ordered brats with peppers and onions. They didn't have peppers and onions. I then ordered churros that were on their menu and they didn't have those. After getting my soda I asked for a straw and no to those too. That place was a disappointment. Even the buns were hard. The game and all the entertainment was very fun! We will go back, just not to the brats place. read more

Have been coming to Quakes games here for years. The atmosphere is always great and the fans are down for some fun. The Quakes mascot, Tremor, is one of the best things about going to a Quakes game. He interacts with the crowd, takes pictures with everyone and dances wildly in between innings. He is hilarious! I knocked off 1 star because the concessions have gone downhill since the stadium opened after COVID. I feel like the prices are fair IF you get what's advertised. The place all the way over near right field serves nachos, tacos, etc. The super nachos that were supposed to have carne asada on them were not eatable. The chips were stale, the cheese was like rubber and the 2 strips of carne on the nachos was unseasoned and ice cold. My daughter got a cheeseburger from the place opposite the nacho place, all the way over near left field and it was like a dry hockey puck. No seasoning at all and she was unable to eat it. It did come with some tasty potato chips though. Our fried stuck to a classic and got a hot dog which she really enjoyed and my husband got the chicken strips and fries which he was really happy with. For $11, he got the best deal of the night. 4 huge chicken strips on top of some very good fries. The brownie sundae was also very tasty. So...your concessions experience may not be that great, but you'll have a great time at the game watching the Quakes play and Tremor entertain you!! read more

EXTREMELY disappointing concessions. Pizza was reheated, hard and only warm, from the night before. Nachos from another location had very little cold cheese and a majority of the chips were broken. All of this food we paid for, it wasn't included in the price of each ticket. The stadium and game were fun providing for the 3STAR rating. read more

Loan Mart Field is arguably the best Single A baseball stadium. The staff is friendly and helpful and seats are always affordable. The mascot, Tremor, is always hilarious and is the 2017, 2019, and 2021 best mascot in the California League. It's well designed to have a breeze underneath the seats and always a joy to go see the Quakes play! read more

Morongo Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California