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    ShaynaLynn ..

    HOW HAVE I NEVER BEEN HERE BEFORE?! Took my class for a field trip - it was so organized, clean and safe. Everyone had a blast!! So many options for food, drinks, treats- decent prices for a stadium! The game was so fun to watch- now that I know how great this place is I will be bringing my family soon !!

    Michelle M.

    I had a great time here at Polar Park! It was my first time here so didn't know what to expect. I was blown away...think of a smaller scale Fenway Park with more reasonable prices and you're up close to the game. Park is still pretty new so it's in great condition. Tickets are inexpensive and you have great views no matter where you are. Many concession options and honestly the food was really good, and not too expensive. Hot dog, ice cream and polar park soda were all yummy. And as I mentioned before, it's like a mini Fenway, layout and all. They also have many tables with free goodies from snacks to other swag from different companies. I even got to participate in the scrub a dub race where I won a free car wash. Wasn't expecting this much cool stuff tbh! It's such an interactive game so it makes it more enjoyable I think. Enjoyed my first Woo Sox experience, will be back!!!

    Kim S.

    If you are looking for some good family fun that won't break the bank...checking out a baseball game at Polar Park is perfect for you! There was delicious food (I loved the boozy ice cream), ticket prices were very reasonable, and the stadium was clean. My family enjoyed the grassy area in center field with the Adirondack chair before the game began. The mascot had a lot of fun fan interaction too!

    View from the left berm, gate A
    Holly W.

    I am from Pawtucket. McCoy is in my DNA. But... I have to and hate to admit this is a nice park. Clean, the space is well designed. Plenty of food option sporadically arranged throughout the park. Beer options. Live music in the berm. A playground (which I am a little against because hey the kids need to get into the game!) Berm seats were cheap ($10) but watching the game from the berm was like watching big ants. Lots of kids moving around- hard to focus on the game. The area right around the stadium needs some work. My little guy loves baseball so we will be back and I will continue to wear my Pawsox jersey.

    Rooty T.

    First time at Polar Park was for a company awards event. Parking was easy and convenient. Food was provided by the park which included hamburgers, bbq chicken, nachos and appetizers. Alcohol drinks were available at a cash bar, but a bit over priced ($11 for a 16 oz beer). Overall it was a fun venue.

    Dan R.

    "Woo hoo, woo hoo hoo" (Woo Hoo by the 5,6,7,8's) If you're a fan of the amazing Kill Bill Volume I, you no doubt know this bizarre song, who's only lyrics are the endlessly repeated "Woo hoo, woo hoo hoo". But the word "woo" can also means something different to baseball fans, as in the name of the WooSox, a nickname for the Worcester Red Sox of the AAA Eastern League. And what stadium is the home field for the WooSox? That would be Polar Park. It was opened in 2021, can seat 9,500 fans, and earned it's name through naming rights purchased by a local beverage company. We lived in Worcester when were married back in the late 70's, so it was a very nostalgic visit back yesterday, made all the better by this beautiful ballpark and the fan friendly environment inside and outside. Worcester has done a fantastic job ringing the stadium with parking lots and plenty of restaurants and saloons. Hartford should take notice of what Worcester has done. I loved seeing so many of the old school Worcester restaurant names being honored at their food stands -Wonder Bar Pizza, George's Coney Island Dogs, and Table Talk Pies just to name a few. We sat in the 8th row on the between home plate and first base and had a fantastic clear view of the action. Every inning, there was some sort of kid friendly activity or T Shirt toss or guessing game. There was music before the game, and the same young guitarist played the national anthem à la Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock. Congrats WooSox, congrats Polar Park and congrats to the City of Worcester on doing such an excellent job to revitalize the city.

    Kristen S.

    Won tickets to a food truck event here. We thought it was easy to find, plenty of parking, very clean and good amenities. Park is beautiful and I would like to come back when there is a game playing next time!

    David H.

    Visited Polar Park for the 13th game of the Worcester Red Sox Inaugural season. Loved the park. Lots of places to get food/drink, they have an actual walk up bar for those who just want beer, and a craft beer tent area. They also have a food market which sells beer in cans, premade sandwiches and wraps, hats, and candy. It's sort of self checkout although they have employees there to help with the process and make sure minors aren't buying the beer. Line moves very fast for those who don't want to wait in a long line at the regular style concession stands. All the concession stands I saw were cashless, not sure if this is permanent or due to Covid times. There is a large team store on the ground floor and another small location in the main concourse behind home plate. The park has great sightlines, no obstructed views that I could find. The crowd was full of spirit, you can tell they love having the team here. The CSX train tracks are directly behind center and left field and the engineers add to the spirit sometimes by blowing the whistles as they pass by. Union Station train/bus terminal is within a 10 - 15 minute walk from the stadium. Not sure how the train/bus times would work out with game times but the potential is there. I had mixed feelings about the team moving out of Pawtucket RI but this stadium and team are a solid addition to Worcester. Check it out.

    John D.

    Family reunion at the Woosox/Syracuse Mets game was a huge success. Great food, terrific seats, and wonderful service. As we were walking to our parking lot, a Polar Park employee in a golf cart told all five of us to hop in and then drove us several blocks to our cars. I misplaced my cell phone that day but it was recovered before the end of the game. A fantastic experience.

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    One S.

    At polar park, i couldn't believe how convenient it was for me w a cane to get to this. Elevators just past the entry doors. The event was 'Battle of the Bands' under 2nd floor covered roof. The food was basic & simple, the drinks were great. The park was clean. I would definitely go back for other events. I liked being under a covering in case of rain, and if you want to avoid summer sun burns, being under the roof up high is airy. The bathrooms were spacious and very clean. I was impressed, as i had grown up the street from this place, to see what they did with this area. Worcesters cleaning up the forgotten areas, adding restaurants w all kinds of tastes. Believe me when i say it used to be just pizza places and chinese food in the 60s and 70s. Worcester has lots to offer now. I miss the old parks, but this new ball park is excellent. I grew up on polar soda and table talk pies. I'll never forget when my mom walked me downtown thru kelly square, said bend down and touch, it was a trolley track in a cobbled stone road, just before the old kelly square pizza. Memories.

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    Hart Center

    Hart Center

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    "So after school, I take a dip in the pool, which is really on the wall…read moreI got a color TV so I can see the Knicks play basketball" (Rapper's Delight by The Sugarhill Gang) Here's the deal. My college buddy's niece plays Division One basketball for Lehigh. So when we saw that Lehigh would be playing at Holy Cross, it seemed like a golden opportunity to reconnect, spend a few hours catching up, and watch some high quality college basketball. I've always had a warm spot in my heart for Worcester. That's where I started my professional career when I was assigned there in the late 70's. We lived in Worcester and Shrewsbury for a decade before we relocated to Connecticut. Holy Cross offers an amazing ticket deal for the women's basketball games -a ticket, hot dog and a drink for just ten bucks. We bought the tickets through their website, tickets were e-mailed to us, and they scanned the QR codes on the tickets to get into the game. The refreshement stand had us on their "watch list" so we picked up our dogs and sodas without a hitch. The arena is beautiful and looks pretty modern. The scoreboard and video screens are top notch and they have fan participation activities for the kiddies during game breaks. All in all, the Hart Center gave us a solid consumer experience for a low budget price.

    A great place to take in a Div 1 Holy Cross Basketball or Hockey game. Capacity for basketball is…read more3,600 and hockey is 1,400. The facility was built in 1975. Nice basketball history from the 1940s and 1950's. Alumnus basketball great Bob Cousy was honored with a statue outside the Center, and some historic awards in their trophy cases including winning the NCAA Div 1 basketball tournament in 1947. Concessions give the basics.........

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