Stopped in for a work related event…read more Convenient clean and employees were so helpful. Easy to get around. I was here for an Italian related event and the place was packed but from what I saw everything ran smoothly. Excellent venue for an event as far as I'm concerned

We went two weeks ago to attend my daughter's IWCOA wrestling event. Everything was very well…read moreorganized and signage was very clear so even though I had never been there before I knew where to go for everything I needed. It was also very clean - even the bathrooms!

The best tournament fields in the Midwest, 6 turf fields. A fully loaded concession stand, with…read moreoptions of Cheeseburgers, Hotdogs, Brats, pizza, bosco stix, and the smell of ribeyes all day. They host over 1000 teams a summer and are always updating the facility. People bring their own shade tents, like every other facility when its hot. They have a shaded playground for little kids and a pavilion as well for shade. They have the ELITE ALL-STARS event and the ALL-STATE event, two of the best weekends of the summer. The website www.lenzfield.com is very helpful as well. I highly recommend LENZ FIELD.

I have attended many baseball games and tournaments at Lenz Complex and have always been impressed…read morewith the professionalism by those in charge. Everyone is friendly and willing to assist players, coaches, and fans with whatever they need. This is one complex that definitely put kids first. They have batting cages available for teams to use for hitting. Plus I have seen non-players taking advantage of the cages. They also have netting over some of the fields so fans do not have to worry about foul balls. They also have picnic tables, both covered and uncovered and a sheltered area near the playground where people can sit to get out of the sun. The umpires treat all players and coaches with respect and expect the same back. They know the rules and their expectations and do everything in their power to keep the games on time. The umps are also very fair and reasonable whether it be calling balls/strikes or plays on the bases. The fields are all well maintained and are playable during inclement weather. Lenz Complex has several different sized fields for the different age groups. Their fields are used for both baseball and softball. They keep water coolers in each dugout during tournaments and make sure all coolers have fresh water for the players and coaches. Lenz Field has one of the best concession stand hands down. The food is delicious and you get a lot when asking for chicken salad or bar-be-que. In fact you need a fork to eat either sandwich. Anything from their grill is top notch and again delicious. They have a variety of snacks and drinks and all are reasonably priced. The Lenz Complex is located within a mile of shopping and eating, but I would highly suggest you eat at the concession stand because as stated before the food/drinks is awesome and reasonably priced. The complex also has a hospital across the street which is good in case of an injury. Plus there is a medic on site for all tournaments. I would suggest you get your ball team signed up to play at the Lenz Complex. You won't be disappointed! I definitely give Lenz Complex 5+ stars!

I can only speak for watching college basketball and graduations here, but it is a great place for…read moreboth. Watching Redbird basketball here is something anyone in the Bloomington/Normal should do and do often. Great atmosphere and usually a fun crowd. Concessions are a little pricey but usually go to a non-profit, school, or scouts so that helps.

Not a bad facility. I did notice that anytime someone would walk up and down the stairs the…read morebleachers would shake. WiFi is secured so you can't just randomly access it. $3 for a bottle of water. The bathrooms were clean. The coffee was weak. Parking was not so great but it was a big event so no big deal.

Review Visit: August 18th, 2014…read more Play ball! First and foremost, I am not a baseball fan. I don't dislike the game. I just find it too slow for my attention span. Now, if you put me in a situation where I am watching a game in person, then we can talk. Which is what happened on this very night. My job was giving away free Peoria Chiefs baseball tickets. I snagged some for a friend but they ended up not being able to go. So, what was I going to do with 4 free tickets to a baseball game? Why not use them myself? It did take some convincing and bugging of my friends to get them to go as none of us are sports fans. We may not be in to sports but we are in to adventures. This was my first time at Dozer Park but I had been to this stadium once or twice as a kid to watch a baseball game. I remember sitting here for a baseball game in 5th grade, I think, while wearing black shorts in the summer sun. My legs did not appreciate that one bit. Luckily there was no repeat of that as the sun was setting as the game got started. Actually, now that I am looking at the Wikipedia page, this stadium was not the same one I visited as a kid. It appears this was a new one built around 2002 (I would've been in high school at this point). I'll leave this in as a small anecdote. The baseball game was baseball-y. But the stadium itself was actually really nice. Since it was built fairly recently, everything still had an updated and modern feeling to it. There were concession stands located throughout the area where you can purchase your overpriced pretzels and waters. The only real negative I have to say about Dozer Park is the parking situation. From what I could gather, you either take a chance of parking along the street or find a parking spot somewhere else and walk to the stadium. I believe there is a small parking lot nearby but do not quote me on that as I've only ever parked along the road when I've been here. (Only other time I was here was for beerfest, so I was more a passenger, but still took notice.) Honestly, the ticket prices are cheap enough that incorporating a baseball game or two during the summer is a good way to get out and enjoy life. Who knows, maybe you'll catch a ball, win a t-shirt from a t-shirt cannon or meet the mascot.

This place was awesome!! The game was great!…read more Concession stand employees went out of their way to be nice! They made me a pretzel even though they sold out! We went up there 2x's and everyone was so nice, please and thank you's every time! The prices were average prices. Food, prices and employees were all great! Thirsty Thursday drafts were $2, just mentioning this even though my husband and I don't drink. Just noting it since I seen other comments saying how expensive everything was. We had a completely different experience! Parking was free! Concession stands and bathrooms were so close to everything. Shopping was easy and fun too! I highly recommend this place!

This place was my first hockey game ever! Me and a bunch of my friends came here for professional…read morewrestling night and this place was very well put together. I for one absolutely love the way that this place is very interactive with its fan base! They have a lot of cool little contests and other little things throughout the entire game. The vendors threw up the entire building were pretty cool. The tickets for the games are actually pretty fair but is once you get inside and pay for the food and drinks, you get to see how quickly all that adds up. Yes, it's six bucks for a hot dog. One thing I did find misleading was that it's $3 for a can of Bucsh here because of their specials. While they're originals are $5.49. They have a non-alcoholic versions feature here too but unfortunately you can't get that for $3 like the alcoholic version of Busch which sounds pretty odd. Overall, I really did enjoy my visit. Restrooms are clean and well taken care of. Plenty of nearby parking as well.

Came to see a show the other night. Had a blast! Lots of…read morespace and clean bathrooms. Excellent acoustics and easy to find your way around!

Not sure why they have pictures of softball and baseball. It's clear that they want nothing to do…read morewith them. Really not sure what they want to be other than empty!!unless they change how they manage this facility. Food is not good, coffee is terrible, bathrooms are nasty. More signs around about DO NOT BRING ANY FOOD OR DRINKS IN and YOU ARE SUBJECT TO SEARCH, easier to get in and out of an airport. Way to ruin a good thing. You would have thought that having another dome so close in Peoria they would have made it better... not worse, great job,

From the owner: The Avanti's Dome is Central Illinois premier event and sports facility located in Pekin, IL. The…read more76,000 sq.ft. Dome located on 33 acre complex will not only host your next sporting event but can host conventions, expos, trade shows, and so much more... with an attached 3,000 sq.ft. banquet facility that includes an outdoor entertainment area, perfect for wedding receptions, showers, training sessions, business meetings, or club/association luncheon. With in-house catering and concessions, over 500 parking spaces, 4 outdoor ball diamonds, that include its own concessions building and bathrooms. The Avanti's Dome has all you need for your next event.

Jingle St.Louis !!! I was hesitant to go after all the bad reviews opening week but after patiently…read morewaiting and hoping for the best it actually worked out . Rain did appear on my day but it wasn't snow being optimistic. Parking was no problem and staff was out there to direct . I prepaid but it didn't matter considering they didn't even check. Wait time was long . Doors didn't open to 5:30 on the dot. Once we started walking in it was colorful spacious and well lit. My nephew was scheduled for a 5:30p ice skating and a 6:30pm snow tubing . He loved both activities. No problems and he got a good amount of time with both activities. Food trucks were available. Holiday pop up bars available. Pricey for sure but at this point it's expected. I got two drinks with souvenirs light bulbs for a whopping $19 each . Chicken wings from a food truck called a wing and a prayer were cooked hot and fresh to order $14 . Live shows, pop up bars, hula hoop girl, stilt girl, plenty of picture opportunities. Pop up stores as well. Staff were plentiful and eager to assist in all areas. Kudos for turning this event into something fun .

The atmosphere was great and overall the experience was well worth making this an annual event for…read morethe family. Maybe when the extended family visits and the birds are out of town. Concessions were decently priced too which was a shock but naturally a pleasant surprise.