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One of America's best yet overrated ball parks... We come to CLE every year for at least one series and PF never disappoints... I would argue that CLE takes baseball as serious as any city in the country (if not more). While PF may be one of the smaller ball parks in the country, it still offers an outstanding fan experience. Night games are always raucous and when CLE is winning, you can put the atmosphere up against anywhere in the country. My only gripe is PF has gone largely kiosk, which is a shame because of the elimination of thousands of CLE jobs... Albeit I wouldn't expect anything less from the Dolan's aka the worst, cheapest, and most beta male owners in all of MLB. Go Tribe.
Progressive Field, the home of your Cleveland Guardians! What an underrated stadium, especially considering it was built in 1994. It does not feel like a stadium built that old. We went on a Friday night when they played the Red Sox. We went an hour before opening pitch and the stadium was already absolutely packed. Then, we saw the sign and realized why there were already 20,000+ people here 60 minutes before the game. $2 Miller Lite until 1st pitch and $1 hot dogs all game. What in the world!?!?!?!? The prices here haven't changed much since 1994. Actually this was a special Friday night promotion, but wow what a deal. The only place you'll see beers chugged faster than at Progressive Field is inside of a frat house. I will say the concourses were very tight mostly because thousands of men where chugging beers and not moving. However, once we got to our seats it didn't seem like there was a bad seat in the house. The stadium could use more up escalators to the nose bleed, but it was ok. Tons of fireworks after the game. Easy to walk back home to the Hyatt Regency. Highly recommend a baseball game if you're in Cleveland.
Lifetime goal is to visit all 30 MLB stadiums, so while on a cross country roadtrip with my son, we stopped in Cleveland and came here for a Guardians vs. Diamondbacks game. The stadium was built in 1994 making it #9 in the oldest baseball stadiums in the country. It's also the smallest with a capacity of around 34,800. It has the largest video board in the league which is an absolute enormous 59x229 foot rectangle out in left field. The stadium itself is right in downtown Cleveland so it's super easy to walk to, which we did from our hotel. This means, though, that there is very little parking near the stadium so no tailgating culture here. Food at the stadium was typically expensive. The view, even from the top, was good. Very passionate fans. All around good experience and a nice stadium.
Say what you will about the Guardians, but at least they play at a beautiful ballpark. Like other cities in the Midwest, Cleveland has the luxury of putting its stadiums in/next to downtown, making it super walkable from the city center. Very convenient. The stadium itself has a great layout, with a field below ground level that almost makes it feel like a minor league park (with better views for fans). There's no shortage of concession stands, both in the open area closer to the entrance gates AND in the corridor directly behind the seating. Having two sections feels like a good way to keep fans moving when closer to seats, instead of letting concession lines interfere with the flow of foot traffic. Great experience here overall, except for the teams on the field. Good ballpark!
Dollar hot dogs! I cut my score to four because of the nasty $15 beer. But the staff is helpful and friendly and it was an easy walk from the Marriott. Warning: Section 552 is in the sun in the afternoon. It's just now setting at 8:00.
Beautiful stadium! Great place to party. $2 beer before first pitch. What a crazy good deal! Tickets are affordable. Check the team website for good affordable prices!
Stadium 27/30. About 20 years ago, my buddies and I took a trip back here and we were in Cleveland when a game was about to start. Not sure if we were tired, or what, but we decided not to go. Fast forward 20 years later, and I made it! It was a cool stadium! I got there early, and there was a giveaway that day for a blanket. I have never seen a pregame lineup of people so crowded as I did on Monday when I went. The line snaked around. Honestly, didn't take too long to get in, and I did secure a blanket. Score! Didn't help that the Cavs vs Knicks was later that night, right next door. Downtown Cleveland was packed that day/night! Coolest parts of the stadium were these................. Old Dugout- You can go down to the field in right field and watch a full inning of baseball from the old dugout. Very cool experience! While waiting in line, the Nats hit a HR right near us. The guy about 4 people behind me tried to barehand it but couldn't secure it. Haven't been that close to a HR at a game in a long time. Ford Spin the Wheel- I spun the wheel and got a home run! My prize was a cool Cleveland snapback hat! Score! Ballpark Mustard- I got a Polish sausage from the Kosher dog spot and grabbed a grip of packets of the Bertmans stadium mustard. That stuff is deeeeeelicious! That was one of the best stadium dogs I have had in a long time! I only stayed about 5 innings because I had a drive to Detroit that night. The Guardians were getting killed, too. Wound up being 10-2 for the final. While not one of my favorite stadiums I have been to, its still pretty nice and I would definitely come back to check out another game!
It was my first time at this field during the start of July. I was visiting from out of town and wanted to go to a new stadium while in the area. They don't sell tickets at the actual stadium which I was trying to do. We also got there too late to get the promotion item I was excited for. There was other two promotion beer were 2 dollar before the first pitch and the hot dogs were 1 dollar. I am vegetarian so couldn't take part in the hot dogs. My boyfriend did. Halfway through the game, it started to rain so we had to wait it out. They kept most of the booths and stores open while we waited to see if the game was going to restart. It did end of restarting and Cleveland did end up winning. Best part there was fireworks after the game. Would love to come back and explore the stadium more because of the rain we stayed under the were there was no raining on us.
What a fabulous place to watch a ball game. I've been twice now in person. The most recent visit I sit in the top upper deck and enjoyed it on a blustery day. In spite of the wind, it was bearable and the temps were not offensive. I enjoyed watching the ball game and although we lost it was a great afternoon of relaxation as I enjoyed America's past time, baseball. Another time that I came, I selected a seat in the suites that included food and drink as part of the ticket price. It was essentially endless choices of food in a make to order situation with unlimited portions/refills on both the food and drink. It's a fun ballpark. The prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is fun and fantastic and I will come again!
Fantastic night out at the Guardians game. The ballpark is beautiful and very clean. Everyone was friendly and the atmosphere was fantastic. There were fireworks after the game that were just spectacular. The stadium is easy to get to and there are plenty of parking spots in the area. I would definitely recommend stopping in for a game!
This was our 25th active MLB stadium. Nice ballpark. We came early and checked out Heritage Park, met a hotdog over there! We sat behind the visitor's dugout on 1st base and seems to be in a season tickets area, which was cool to chat with them. Tried their ballpark mustard, wasn't a fan. Hotdogs and beer was on special for the weekend. Meet the mascot as well. Visited from out of town, stayed downtown near 4th street, easy walk to stadium.
Though I've not likely rated (most) of them in these annals, I've visited many baseball parks in my 50-some-odd trips around the sun. Progressive Field ranks as one of my favorites ... right up there with PNC Park (Pirates), The Ballpark at Arlington (previous home of the Texas Rangers), Camden Yards (Baltimore), Wrigley Field, and too many Minor League and independent parks to mention,. First, access to this place is tremendous. Granted, someone dropped us off on Ontario Street, I just didn't notice fans walking from miles away like I've witnessed at ballparks in the south. Access within the stadium is also excellent. I traveled here with my 80-something-year-old father, and elevators/escalators made things easy peasy for him. As a former journalist who spent many evenings in stadium press boxes, I'm sort of a mid-level guy. Sure, we could sit by the dugout or behind home plate on the lower level, but I'd rather see the action. Our 400-level seats were very nice. They're small sections with great views. The employees here were polite on our visit, except for one old, surly guy working the escalators who asked me "What are you looking for?" I responded "Our seats." He rolled his eyes and said "What are the seat numbers?" I responded "Now THAT'S the right question! And sir, this is a $200 event for my dad and me, so please don't ruin it by being rude." He pointed us in the right direction and didn't say another word. For Cleveland baseball fans, I feel your pain. (I'm a Texas Rangers guy.) But I hope you find some solace in your marvelous digs.
I have been coming to games here for years, and it is one of my favorite ballparks in the country. On this particular occasion, it was Memorial Day and the World Champion Dodgers were in town, so it was sold out! Even still, it never seemed too crowded, the lines were not that long (except for ice cream!), and the atmosphere was absolutely buzzing! Ohtani hit a home run on the first pitch, and that alone was worth the price of admission! My friend and I enjoyed beers, hot dogs, and peanuts, and there were so many stands that we never had to wait too long. The staff throughout the stadium were all friendly and helpful. We had great seats and even though the home team lost, Cleveland played a great game. I was actually surprised as to how many Dodger fans were in attendance! I suggest walking around the stadium and checking it out, there are many great places to watch the game from, and it's awesome to see people all having a good time!
10 days ago
Oh how I love baseball, from Jacob's Field to the transition Progressive Field, the park is amazing. The food scene is local, with so much to choose from, tacos, burgers, pasta, fries, pretzels and the basics of hot dogs, what is not to love. Clearly there are plenty of food choices, but the upgraded seating, from club seats, the kids zone, the bleachers or up in section 500, no view is bad. There are plenty of places to explore if you don't want to be tied to your seat between innings. I love baseball, love the roar of the crowd, the sound of Tom Hamilton is the best sound a girl could ask for! read more
19 days ago
We were able to see the Guardians beat the Tigers over Labor Day weekend. Progressive field is always fun over Labor Day. Not only do you get to see the game, you also get to see some of the air show. The game went into extra innings and the fans were there for it. We started upstairs with lunch and then went to our seats. Sitting on the first base side is nice on sunny days. Part of the time you are in the sun and the later part of the game you are in the shade. Cleveland is fortunate to have a great stadium. read more
One of America's best yet overrated ball parks... We come to CLE every year for at least one series and PF never disappoints... I would argue that CLE takes baseball as serious as any city in the country (if not more). While PF may be one of the smaller ball parks in the country, it still offers an outstanding fan experience. Night games are always raucous and when CLE is winning, you can put the atmosphere up against anywhere in the country. My only gripe is PF has gone largely kiosk, which is a shame because of the elimination of thousands of CLE jobs... Albeit I wouldn't expect anything less from the Dolan's aka the worst, cheapest, and most beta male owners in all of MLB. Go Tribe. read more
Progressive Field, the home of your Cleveland Guardians! What an underrated stadium, especially considering it was built in 1994. It does not feel like a stadium built that old. We went on a Friday night when they played the Red Sox. We went an hour before opening pitch and the stadium was already absolutely packed. Then, we saw the sign and realized why there were already 20,000+ people here 60 minutes before the game. $2 Miller Lite until 1st pitch and $1 hot dogs all game. What in the world!?!?!?!? The prices here haven't changed much since 1994. Actually this was a special Friday night promotion, but wow what a deal. The only place you'll see beers chugged faster than at Progressive Field is inside of a frat house. I will say the concourses were very tight mostly because thousands of men where chugging beers and not moving. However, once we got to our seats it didn't seem like there was a bad seat in the house. The stadium could use more up escalators to the nose bleed, but it was ok. Tons of fireworks after the game. Easy to walk back home to the Hyatt Regency. Highly recommend a baseball game if you're in Cleveland. read more
Lifetime goal is to visit all 30 MLB stadiums, so while on a cross country roadtrip with my son, we stopped in Cleveland and came here for a Guardians vs. Diamondbacks game. The stadium was built in 1994 making it #9 in the oldest baseball stadiums in the country. It's also the smallest with a capacity of around 34,800. It has the largest video board in the league which is an absolute enormous 59x229 foot rectangle out in left field. The stadium itself is right in downtown Cleveland so it's super easy to walk to, which we did from our hotel. This means, though, that there is very little parking near the stadium so no tailgating culture here. Food at the stadium was typically expensive. The view, even from the top, was good. Very passionate fans. All around good experience and a nice stadium. read more
Say what you will about the Guardians, but at least they play at a beautiful ballpark. Like other cities in the Midwest, Cleveland has the luxury of putting its stadiums in/next to downtown, making it super walkable from the city center. Very convenient. The stadium itself has a great layout, with a field below ground level that almost makes it feel like a minor league park (with better views for fans). There's no shortage of concession stands, both in the open area closer to the entrance gates AND in the corridor directly behind the seating. Having two sections feels like a good way to keep fans moving when closer to seats, instead of letting concession lines interfere with the flow of foot traffic. Great experience here overall, except for the teams on the field. Good ballpark! read more
Dollar hot dogs! I cut my score to four because of the nasty $15 beer. But the staff is helpful and friendly and it was an easy walk from the Marriott. Warning: Section 552 is in the sun in the afternoon. It's just now setting at 8:00. read more
Stadium 27/30. About 20 years ago, my buddies and I took a trip back here and we were in Cleveland when a game was about to start. Not sure if we were tired, or what, but we decided not to go. Fast forward 20 years later, and I made it! It was a cool stadium! I got there early, and there was a giveaway that day for a blanket. I have never seen a pregame lineup of people so crowded as I did on Monday when I went. The line snaked around. Honestly, didn't take too long to get in, and I did secure a blanket. Score! Didn't help that the Cavs vs Knicks was later that night, right next door. Downtown Cleveland was packed that day/night! Coolest parts of the stadium were these................. Old Dugout- You can go down to the field in right field and watch a full inning of baseball from the old dugout. Very cool experience! While waiting in line, the Nats hit a HR right near us. The guy about 4 people behind me tried to barehand it but couldn't secure it. Haven't been that close to a HR at a game in a long time. Ford Spin the Wheel- I spun the wheel and got a home run! My prize was a cool Cleveland snapback hat! Score! Ballpark Mustard- I got a Polish sausage from the Kosher dog spot and grabbed a grip of packets of the Bertmans stadium mustard. That stuff is deeeeeelicious! That was one of the best stadium dogs I have had in a long time! I only stayed about 5 innings because I had a drive to Detroit that night. The Guardians were getting killed, too. Wound up being 10-2 for the final. While not one of my favorite stadiums I have been to, its still pretty nice and I would definitely come back to check out another game! read more
2 months ago
It was my first time at this field during the start of July. I was visiting from out of town and wanted to go to a new stadium while in the area. They don't sell tickets at the actual stadium which I was trying to do. We also got there too late to get the promotion item I was excited for. There was other two promotion beer were 2 dollar before the first pitch and the hot dogs were 1 dollar. I am vegetarian so couldn't take part in the hot dogs. My boyfriend did. Halfway through the game, it started to rain so we had to wait it out. They kept most of the booths and stores open while we waited to see if the game was going to restart. It did end of restarting and Cleveland did end up winning. Best part there was fireworks after the game. Would love to come back and explore the stadium more because of the rain we stayed under the were there was no raining on us. read more
What a fabulous place to watch a ball game. I've been twice now in person. The most recent visit I sit in the top upper deck and enjoyed it on a blustery day. In spite of the wind, it was bearable and the temps were not offensive. I enjoyed watching the ball game and although we lost it was a great afternoon of relaxation as I enjoyed America's past time, baseball. Another time that I came, I selected a seat in the suites that included food and drink as part of the ticket price. It was essentially endless choices of food in a make to order situation with unlimited portions/refills on both the food and drink. It's a fun ballpark. The prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is fun and fantastic and I will come again! read more
Fantastic night out at the Guardians game. The ballpark is beautiful and very clean. Everyone was friendly and the atmosphere was fantastic. There were fireworks after the game that were just spectacular. The stadium is easy to get to and there are plenty of parking spots in the area. I would definitely recommend stopping in for a game! read more
This was our 25th active MLB stadium. Nice ballpark. We came early and checked out Heritage Park, met a hotdog over there! We sat behind the visitor's dugout on 1st base and seems to be in a season tickets area, which was cool to chat with them. Tried their ballpark mustard, wasn't a fan. Hotdogs and beer was on special for the weekend. Meet the mascot as well. Visited from out of town, stayed downtown near 4th street, easy walk to stadium. read more
Though I've not likely rated (most) of them in these annals, I've visited many baseball parks in my 50-some-odd trips around the sun. Progressive Field ranks as one of my favorites ... right up there with PNC Park (Pirates), The Ballpark at Arlington (previous home of the Texas Rangers), Camden Yards (Baltimore), Wrigley Field, and too many Minor League and independent parks to mention,. First, access to this place is tremendous. Granted, someone dropped us off on Ontario Street, I just didn't notice fans walking from miles away like I've witnessed at ballparks in the south. Access within the stadium is also excellent. I traveled here with my 80-something-year-old father, and elevators/escalators made things easy peasy for him. As a former journalist who spent many evenings in stadium press boxes, I'm sort of a mid-level guy. Sure, we could sit by the dugout or behind home plate on the lower level, but I'd rather see the action. Our 400-level seats were very nice. They're small sections with great views. The employees here were polite on our visit, except for one old, surly guy working the escalators who asked me "What are you looking for?" I responded "Our seats." He rolled his eyes and said "What are the seat numbers?" I responded "Now THAT'S the right question! And sir, this is a $200 event for my dad and me, so please don't ruin it by being rude." He pointed us in the right direction and didn't say another word. For Cleveland baseball fans, I feel your pain. (I'm a Texas Rangers guy.) But I hope you find some solace in your marvelous digs. read more
I have been coming to games here for years, and it is one of my favorite ballparks in the country. On this particular occasion, it was Memorial Day and the World Champion Dodgers were in town, so it was sold out! Even still, it never seemed too crowded, the lines were not that long (except for ice cream!), and the atmosphere was absolutely buzzing! Ohtani hit a home run on the first pitch, and that alone was worth the price of admission! My friend and I enjoyed beers, hot dogs, and peanuts, and there were so many stands that we never had to wait too long. The staff throughout the stadium were all friendly and helpful. We had great seats and even though the home team lost, Cleveland played a great game. I was actually surprised as to how many Dodger fans were in attendance! I suggest walking around the stadium and checking it out, there are many great places to watch the game from, and it's awesome to see people all having a good time! read more
10 months ago
Baseball, beer and friends! Love going here! Catch a game, sit back on a hot day with friends and family smack dab in the middle of all the action. Of course anything you want to buy as a souvenir as expected. I love box and loge seats-it's just a little more quaint. read more
Cushioned chairs! My wife rates this park five stars just for the comfy seating. Overall, we had a wonderful night in a terrific stadium. Background Sat in lower deck first-base side for a Sunday evening mid-May game (nationally televised). Great sweatshirt baseball weather, clear skies, temperature in the 50's, albeit a bit windy. Sadly, the Phillies beat the Guardians of the Gal-, er, Cleveland-ers 3-0. Stadium I love downtown outdoor stadiums, and this one has a great outfield view of the city skyline. Impressive scoreboard. Great sight lines from throughout the park, even standing from the infield and outfield concourses. Did I mention the cushioned seating? These weren't Club entry either, just normal lower deck. The only knock I can find is that there's nothing really iconic or memorable about the stadium. Just clean, pure beauty. Food Three basic dogs are available, the classic, the all-beef and the bratwurst. The all-beef was by far the best. A great simple dog. No, we didn't sample the exotic toppings, missed out on the Froot Loops and pimento cheese covered Slider Dog. Otherwise, the standard types of ballpark fare are well covered. Saw several people around us having pizza as well as a few large plates of well-adorned nachos. What's Unusual Cushioned seats, by gawd! Every ballpark should have these! Summary I truly have nothing bad to say about our evening in Progressive Field. Well, okay, maybe the name should be returned back to Jacobs. But that aside, i find myself telling my inner ratings grinch that this evening really deserved a fifth star. read more
UPDATED REVIEW: I finally came to Progressive Field to watch a baseball game in September 2024. Infact, I went to two games; one on the 1st of September and another on the 18th of September. I received two free tickets to the 1st game that I attended through volunteering with the Cleveland Sports commission so I invited my friend Christina to join me for the game. For the 2nd game, I was set to buy my own ticket but the friend who invited me to the game paid for my ticket. FOOD - There are a few options including Barrio Tacos which appears to the more popular vendor. I ordered chicken Nachos without cheese during my first game but they were a messy option so I suggest that you just get a quick snack such as chips and a drink. I enjoyed my experience at both games especially with the nice weather although the second game was in the evening so it got a bit chilly for the 3 of us. If you enjoy sports then you should definitely stop by. The ticket prices are fairly reasonable. read more
6 months ago
Got the opportunity to go to the club and that was so much fun! Especially on a chilly day. The food was surprisingly good! read more
I honestly didn't see this coming, but Progressive is easily one of the nicer MLB stadiums that I've visited. Let's start with the location, which is in the heart of the city, and near a great deal of restaurants, bars, and other must-see spots. We parked more towards the cities center and walked over, which added to the charm. They had floppy hat giveaway night, so that started us off on the right foot. They also had two ex-Guardian players in the HOF plaque area signing free autographs. Not only was this a really classy gesture, but both guys had conversations with each and every person who came to the table. Just a classy perk for fans. After the auto's, we snapped pictures of the many statues (think they had about five near the outfield entrance) and plaques, which were located in the same area, but down some steps in a unique little area that can be easily missed. We sat up in the 500 section up top, but I felt close enough to the game to still enjoy every part of it. The height also lent to an enhanced view of the entire stadium and city backdrop, which was magnificent. The game aside, they had fireworks afterwords. I'm 53 years old and can easily state that their 30-minute show was by far, the best fireworks show I have ever seen. The friends and family that I was with felt the same. They were just on another level. We had a blast here. I'm thrilled that we made the game a part of our long weekend. If you haven't been yet, I highly recommend seeing a game here. Cheers! read more
1 year ago
Always a great time at Jacob's Field Wish they would have a post of restaurants to eat at and find where they are, Kinda hard. But if you want some Crustables hit up the kids area in the 300s. And always LETS GO TRIBE!!! read more
1 year ago
I had a blast at the Guardians game. They also had a very lively crowd as every seat was almost filled. I think that's something we all want to see when going to different stadiums. The progressive field offered a lot more options in terms of food than other fields I've been to. If you're ever in Cleveland and want to go to a good ball game, I'd recommend checking this out. read more
4 months ago
We are trying to visit all major league parks so excited to see our Minnesota Twins at Progressive Field. We stayed at a hotel downtown so it was an easy walk to the park. Didn't have to deal with parking. Entry was easy. We stopped to see their player tribute area which was well done. We walked around the entire stadium to check things out. I wasn't super impressed with the food offerings. We ended up getting a hotdog which was ok. I was hoping to find a brat station where the food is cooked as you wait instead of being wrapped in tinfoil and handed to you but didn't see a brat or dog station that offered that. Beers were plentiful. Our seats were about 4 rows above the visitors dugout which were fantastic. I was surprised that the attendance wasn't higher with Cleveland being at the top of the division. Overall, a nice stadium and outdoor environment that is fun to watch baseball read more
1 year ago
Great American ballpark that's been recently updated. Excellent views from most seats. Prices are crazy for food and alcohol, eat or drink before you go! read more
I'm a big fan of America's past time. It's on my bucket list to say I've visited every MLB stadium. Progressive Field is only my 3rd stop but it was fun. We got tickets at the last minute so we were high up but it was still a good time. I don't think there is a bad spot in the stadium. The Guardians fans were the most intense fans I've seen so far. Everyone got into the spirit which made the game more exciting. It may be because they were playing against the Yankees. Progressive field is a fun stop that you have to visit while spending time in Cleveland read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
A day at the ballgame is always a blast. We tried to go to the team shop but do to construction it was moved outside of the stadium between rocket mortgage and progressive field.. it was super easy to get out but you will have to scan your tickets to either wait in a super long line to get back into the stadium or walk around to the front where there isn't much of a wait. Side note the vendors and progressive field staff were not all aware of these changes or that the main team store entrance was close for construction so they sent us walking all over. There is a fabletics store in the stadium but on complete opposite side of where we were sitting. We sat in section 159 row 1. We enjoyed picks with Slider, Onion, was able to see the players come in and out of the dugout which was so cool and my daughter's favorite part. The hotdogs are always a classic and were fresh right off the grill. We paid $67 I believe for 5 hot dogs 3 sodas and a bag of cheddar popcorn. I also had a white claw from one of the vendors which I believe was near $20 with a tip. Best part about our seats was that everything was near or could be brought to us. We normally sit in the kids zone/ family area where screaming and cheering seemed to be tolerated more because the looks and comments that people were giving my daughter were just sad.. We would still sit here again! And will be back for many more games to come read more
1 year ago
Highly recommend the high seats! We were in Section 561 and the view was stunning. The facility was very clean, and it was easy to get around between sections. The weather was perfect, the game was entertaining, and it wasn't overcrowded, which made for an all-around great experience. Lines for concessions were short, which was a pleasant surprise, though the prices were expensive--as expected at a stadium. Restrooms were clean and well-maintained, and every usher and concession worker we interacted with was super friendly and helpful. We took a Lyft to and from the stadium, and navigating drop-off and pick-up was fairly easy. Overall, Progressive Field is a great spot to catch a game, especially from the higher sections where the view really adds to the experience. read more
1 year ago
Flew in from Los Angeles to watch a game here. Dodgers played so it made it more enjoyable. The Stadium is decent. Way more affordable than Dodger Stadium. The view is beautiful and the fans are great. Very friendly and they love their team. The food was delicious. There are different options to Choose from. I had Melt It. I was debating on wha to get and ended with a pulled pork grilled cheese. For my alcoholic drink I had a double shot of whiskey. That gave me a good buzz. For dessert I had their churro Sunday. I was a bit disappointed because it didn't look like a Sunday but it was pretty delicious and it looked amazing. read more
2 years ago
Always a blast at the Guardians Stadium, plenty parking available if you are okay with walking and bring cash with you. If not, arrive early to utilize the garage. New renovations will bring more fun events at the stadium, still work in progress. On Sundays kids run bases and kids family day so plan ahead to spend longer day at the stadium. read more
It's a beautiful stadium. There are plenty of options for food and drinks. There really isn't a bad seat in this stadium. It's well maintained and clean. It even has a small hall of fame area called heritage park. It's a lot of fun. I recommend checking out a game here. read more
Love, love, love the new beer garden at Progressive Field. Great place to find shelter from the rain/sun/snow. (It is Cleveland!). Picnic style tables encourage fan bonding. Plenty of screens around to watch the game or look out over the field for live action. Self order kiosks are fabulous. 4th level where the Terrace Club used to be. Plenty of beer and eats for everyone. read more
2 years ago
Of all the ballparks, I love this one the most. I could say im not biased being a Clevelander through and through, that would be a lie. Same time, the vibe here is unmatched to any other field ive been to (16 and counting). Grab a bite/drink pregame on E.4th st, Many other local businesses in the area. Great local food vendors slingin tasty treats. Local breweries beer flowing like the Nile. Great views and an all around good time. read more
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I know you are able to carry in water but can you bring in snacks such as peanuts and candy as well?
You should be able to in a small bag or purse! I've seen a few moms bring in food for their little ones.
Is there an ATM?
Yes! A couple throughout. One is in the left field and one is by the corner bar for sure
How early should we be there on replica jersey giveaway days? And how early does the line start to form?
You'll want to get there right when the gates open. They run out of them fast since they have limited quantities
Is there a fan shop where I can get a ballcap?
Yes. There is a large team shop and many merchandise stands -- all of which have caps.
Any hotels close enough for the opposing team to walk to like in S. Louis?
Yes. Multiple hotels you can walk to the ballpark. I've been to St Louis (amazing baseball town) and Cleveland has a very same setup. Multiple hotels and a ton of bars/restaurants to go before and after the game.
Where's the best place nearby to buy caps and t-shirts at a decent price?
There is a street vendor at E. 9th and Bolivar. Nice stuff. Good prices. She is fair and friendly. I buy all my stuff from her.
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