We thought everyone working there was super friendly, and the day is affordable-ish if you buy the…read morespecials. The mini golf is a bit outdated but has its charm. My son had an awesome time on the Go Karts, since he could do both the kiddie kart and the double kart.

Open during Phase 3! If you bring your own gear, you can…read morestay safely socially distanced from other patrons. We tried the batting cages, you need wipes to clean hands after the money changer and touching the gates, but you are alone in the cage...obviously. We also used the driving rage, again, plenty of social distancing since the mats are about ten feet apart. They do have equipment to borrow, for free and with a used discard bin, but it's just easiest to bring your own stuff. The other things open are mini golf and go karts. We did not do those, but will probably be back since the outdoor options still aren't all open. The reason for the knock off star are the prices. This is an old facility with very modern prices. The two don't match. Also, Dairy Ripple is next door, so make it an afternoon trip out to Sycamore!

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If I went back in a time to an 80's mid-A minor league baseball game, it suspect it would look like…read morethis. We arrived an hour early and could have walked into the park without notice. Both the left field and home plate gates were wide open without a person in sight. We paid for tickets. The field itself sits in a neighborhood. Kinda cool, kinda odd too. I felt like I was at a glorified high school game. The park itself has some construction going on in back of the left field seats. I'm guessing that might house player functions, like the home team hitting cage, which is currently held in a netted enclosure under left field (high school style). The small players clubhouse sits on the fan concourse so players and coaching staff alike walk through the concourse to get to the dugout & field. Another unusual site. The field here seems huge but that might be due to the small size of the seating area. They offer three different seating options..two of which have you parked on a bleacher seat (one with back rest, one without). The high rollers pay to sit in a half plastic seat that's screwed to the bleacher seat. Pretty odd..you have to see it for yourself. We ate prior to the game so we only noshed on a pretzel once we arrived. The food options seemed limited. On field amenities are vintage 1955. No big screen, no video whatsoever. Just one, small center field score board. The outfield walls are littered with advertisements. I'm surprised they have lights. Aside from watching baseball, which is exactly why we came here, there isn't one redeeming feature inside or outside this park. We enjoyed the baseball but the park is devoid of culture and modernization.

Our experience at the Beloit Snappers game featured all of the things that make minor-league…read morebaseball great. We were close to the action (second row!), surrounded by families, old people and amiably rivalrous partisans of both teams. There were contests, catcalls. This is baseball the way it should be (except that the players should be payed MORE). The quality of play (the Snappers are the A ball affiliate of the Oakland A's major league club) was good. Concessions were OK (pizza, hot dogs, popcorn, peanuts, LOTS of beers). There is a ramp for people who need it. There are three kinds of seats: bleachers, amply-wide seats behind home and halfway up the first and third base lines (screened and protected from foul balls) and field-level seats for those who wants to get as close to the game as possible). If you are a fan of the minor-league game and in the area, you owe yourself a trip to this park springing out of an otherwise ordinary residential neighborhood.

Always filthy, always. The staff is lazy, the management does nothing to keep that place in good…read moreorder. From the moment you walk into the vestibule to get to your playing surface (any of them) it's a rat hole of dust, garbage, lazy staff that simply sits at the front desk, and nobody walking around ensuring cleaniliness. Gum all over the courts, nets and benches always in the way, can't keep people on staff. It's obvious that it's owned by hockey people that are over the boarder to the north, they simply DO NOT CARE!!! I'd give no stars if that was an option.

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My friends and I love going to Mallards games, it's one of our summer traditions! We usually do the…read moreGreat Dane Duck Blind, because with dinner, drinks, and the ticket, that's the best deal in town! We also like the atmosphere in the Duck Blind, that we can get up and walk around and talk to each other during the game. The view of the field isn't the greatest, but we love the atmosphere. Maynard and Millie usually come out and take photos with us in the Duck Blind and there are always fun promotions going on. The food is good, the beer selection is awesome, and the games are fun to watch. Fourth of July weekend there are fireworks and entertainment after the game, it's the best! We will return again and again!

Attended my first madison mallards game of the season yesterday. Yesterday's theme was Star Wars…read moreand it was the best. Characters were there visiting from a galaxy far, far away... There was a little rain but that didn't stop us from having fun at the Quack of a Bat! A Mallards game is must-do summer activity especially for anyone exploring Madison. Not only is it great for community spirit it's also great entertainment. The quack is back with summer fun for the whole family. Some of the Highlights of the night: Star Wars characters you find roaming around the park. Delicious ballpark food and locally brewed beers. The mallards taking home the win. My personal favorite Maverick, the Madison Mallards' superstar bat dog.