I recently went to a company function at the Osceola County Stadium. The Fire Frogs played the St…read more Lucie Mets. It was an excellent experience although the stadium was not well attended as it was Wednesday. We found that the management and banquet team and all associates were welcoming and very astute in ensuring that our needs were met. It was very clean and a fun experience for our team. This was an A+ experience and I would recommend this type of event to other companies that want to have outings at the stadium.

I don't quite honestly know how to review a semi pro baseball game. Honestly it's a single (A)…read morebaseball team as the affiliate for the Atlanta Braves. This honestly is an amazing family friendly atmosphere that if you enjoy being outside and baseball you will not be disappointed. Everything is very reasonably priced and they are always running specials such as the game we went to tonight where every seat in the park was five dollars. The only reason I did not give it five stars was because the bathroom wasn't very clean but then again what do you really expect at a baseball stadium. Also the food is a little bit pricey. I believe a hotdog was $5 and I got a chicken nugget basket with french fries and a drink and that was $12. So if you're a big family I would definitely suggest grabbing something before going to the game as far as food goes, but overall it's definitely a great experience On a sidenote, I believe the 2019 season is the last year they will be in Kissimmee, so make sure you check the website to see where their new home is going to be.

My friends and I went to our first ever Orlando Magic/NBA game a few weeks ago and we had so much…read morefun! They had a lot of fun segments in between breaks including dance performances, Disney trivia to win annual passes, and a small halftime show. We split a soft pretzel and it was fresh and warm. Keep in mind that a bag policy is enforced at all games and if your bag is too large you will have to rent a locker outside of the arena to hold your belongings. This was a super unique and enjoyable experience, and I do not follow basketball. I would definitely go to another game in the future.

Attended an Orlando Magic basketball game the other night and it had been a while since we had…read morespent any time at the arena. Overall, had a great experience and enjoyed the food and beverage offerings as there is quite a bit to choose from. Although some of the stalls did smell like they need to change their grease out because you could definitely tell that it was older grease. Drinks still feels overpriced, but that's almost any sports venue at this point.

Go Lions! We definitely have an outstanding soccer club with…read morean energetic fan base! The stadium is nice, with a great amount of seating and a good variety of dining options! The tailgate area is a lot of fun too! It's always lively and a good time! I've been loosely following our soccer team for a few years now.

I had season tickets for the team when they started at camping world and continued to have them…read morewhen they moved to the new stadium. However, around COVID, I decided not to renew, so it has been a few years since I've been to a game. The reps from the team have been in contact with me often over the last several years. The call and they email, asking if I want to buy another season or package of games. Apparently, all my points from lion nation have added up? They said I had credit in my account that I could use towards tickets. I used my credit to get a three game package in the vip section which includes all you can eat and drink (NA/beer/wine). We went to a Saturday game and had a great time. The seats were great- I could see the plays happening and nothing blocked my view. The food has suffered a bit of a decline. No longer do they serve elaborate charcuterie tables, but instead have a few hot items and the typical hot dog plus/minus chili cheese. That night it was pasta, Chicken and waffles and pork taco. The food was just ok. For beverages, their coolers were full all night with water, soda and sparkling water. We did not want to have beer or wine. They do sell cocktails. The lounge experience has gone downhill. It no longer seems like a vip experience because there are just too many people. They have a huge TV now and they got rid of the small merchandise shop. The lounge is unbelievably noisy. It was difficult to find a place to sit and eat. I do like that it has bathrooms, so I don't have to go far and miss the game. The D entrance is nice too- it's private and has clean bathrooms and a way to get to the regular concourse if you desire. I do like the team. I also enjoy the game. However, I don't think the vip experience is worth it. Just get the cheap tickets and eat on the concourse or go out to eat after the game. You can get a great view from many seats in the stadium. I love that you can go to the game on any budget- they have cheap tickets in the supporter section. It's affordable for most people. I will continue to support the team and I will finish my package of games. I still have more credit so I'll invite some friends. But if I buy tickets in the future, it won't be for the vip lounge experience. I'd rather get a suite or sit in the regular seats.

I attended my first lacrosse game of any kind last night. Along with two children and a neighbour,…read morewe ventured to Amway Arena to see the two top teams in professional lacrosse battle for home field advantage during the approaching playoffs. None of the people in my party new anything about lacrosse. Based on the low level of fan enthusiasm (and I am guessing that there were no more than 2,500 of us in the by-comparison-cavernous Amway Arena), there were a lot of people in attendance who did not really know much about the sport. That is a pity because the Titans, and their victorious opponents the Washington Stealth, put on a good show. At least I think that they did. The Titans need to do much better community outreach to educate potential fans about lacrosse and its rules if the Titans want to survive here in Orlando. Although there are a lot of kids playing lacrosse now, there are not a lot of adults with great familiarity. I hope that next year the team will publish the rules of lacrosse in the handout that it gives to attendees and that more effort will be made to help potential fans to understand the game (among the fastest growing in the USA). Local businesses also need to rally around the team. Orlando should have more professional sports franchises but they will not be able to succeed if corporate Orlando does not step in. Props to Baker & Hostetler for being a conspicuous sponsor. And sports fans . . . if you want sports to continue in the City Beautiful, buy a ticket to next Friday's game against Buffalo. Even if you do not understand what is going on on the field, you will be supporting local sports. That, dear friends, is a good thing. Lastly, Titans, here my call for greater community outreach and I am sure you will earn a coveted fourth star for next year, your second season here in Orlando!

So I know absolutely NOTHING about Lacrosse. And yet,... five stars for the Orlando Titans Pro…read moreLacrosse Team from me! Here's the story: After almost winning the league championship, the New York Titans, a professional indoor lacrosse team, decided to up and move to Orlando to start their 2010 season. At first I was skeptical - how many teams (that aren't the Magic) have tried to come and garner a corner of the Orlando sports market? Arena football, arena soccer, hockey - you name it, they tried it. But I got tickets to the opening night of the Orlando Titan's inaugural game at Amyway Arena, and I gotta tell you - I had FUN. Without knowing/understanding the sport, without knowing who the heck the players were (and some looked hot...), and with an open-mind, I had a GREAT time. They played a lot of music to keep us moving, the dancers were cute, the crowd was energized, the announcer rocked it, and the players owned the field - what more could you want?! I had read that this was a full contact sport with the potential for fights, and they weren't kidding! These guys were not shy, and seriously took (and GAVE) a beating. We ended up winning our first game here (I'm using "our" - I totally am already calling them my own? crazy!), AND there were two fights during the match that we totally owned! It was CRAZY! So I'm reviewing the Titans on Yelp! because I want them to stick around. I had a great time, tickets are cheap, the game is fun, and it looks like they had a great turnout. I hope they can keep it up and Orlando can embrace a new sport. It really was a lot of action and my friends and I will be back for more.

Nice looking and recently remodeled. Pretty sharp for a spring training/minor league ballpark with…read morea lot of parking. We sat at the top of this grassy hill that had picnic tables all along it, which afforded great views of the game and much better than being squashed in some seat next to a sweaty guy. As long as it isnt terribly crowded like on the day we were there, you could really just relax and take in a nice afternoon of baseball. Otherwise sit up and pay attention, as the people watching is hilarious and sad all at the same time. Oh and dont get beaned with a ball.

Nice park after remodeling. Close, free parking is appreciated! Bad hot dog yesterday though...for…read more$4.00 it could at least be luke warm..

Yes indeed, another excellent minor league baseball experience at The Jack…read more This time it was Christmas in July night which is something that could only exist in minor league baseball. So cheesy that it was a melt but all good fun with the giving out of prizes every half inning and some fun nonsense with Shelldon. No seat is a bad seat, well maybe with the exception of baking out in the sun on the 3B side bleachers or if you're lucky enough to get stuck behind one of the posts that supports the roof, and since attendance is always seemingly miserable you can score great seats at the last minute. The food selections are basic (some minor league parks really have expanded and bougified their offerings) but here it's still your basic dogs, burgers, pretzels, chicken fingers, funnel cake fries that make up the back bone of the menu. The good thing is that prices across the board are very reasonable and the surroundings are small/informal enough that the friendliness of the staff really shines through. The Tortugas won and we saw some good pitching from Daytona along with two home runs. Sure there were also a few mental lapses from St. Lucie that equaled two errors but it was still a solid game. Good pricing, super easy to do everything from park, get tickets, find your seat, etc. All in all a great time. Definitely a must do!

Fun fun fun. The JACK aka Jackie Robinson baseball park. Can't wait until season starts on 04/09read more