I love coming here so much! I've only come to see the Bisons and once for the Savannah Bananas. I find the prices extremely fair and it's hard to find things to enjoy that don't cost an arm and a leg. Tuesdays are awesome because there's $2 hotdogs (at 2 concessions ... don't go to the small stands with hot dogs and beer as they are full price there). I sit in section 112 and one of the concessions is at that entrance. They also have wine slushees here which are excellent, but now right lethal! Drink with caution lol! They sneak up on you! Friday nights they have great fireworks that last about 15 minutes. There are many other promotional game options ... they are available per schedule and you can look them up! Parking is expensive IMO, so I like to use the park and ride myself! The metro rail will drop you off in an easy walking distance and take you back after the game ($4 round trip last I took it, versus $20 and up parking near the stadium). I believe it's Seneca Station you get off at ... you'll know when you arrive as you'll see other baseball-goers getting off at the stop. Go Bisons! read more

Sahlen Field - My fave section, 112 - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Went for a baseball game for their military appreciation weekend tickets were free for active and retired military and veterans as well as family members up to four tickets. The stadium is very clean, simple to navigate, and we got to pick our seats! We sat in section 110 and it still was pretty close to the diamond so we would certainly go back. The game did get rained out during the second half but for the time we were there it was a great experience. We ordered a beef on a weck, which is an interesting dish to say the least but it was reasonably priced. read more

Sahlen Field - Seats from 110 - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Honestly I was super excited to go to a spontaneous Bisons game tonight and left pretty disappointed (despite a great win). We showed up around the bottom of the 4th and got tickets at the box office (there was no line at that point). The person helping us wasn't the fastest worker but was nice enough to help us pick where we wanted to sit. I picked a spot with a lot of empty seats around us. I have anxiety in crowds and that was our plan to have space next to both of us. I asked the person at the box office which entrance to go to and they said any one bc they were all open. So we went to the Oak St entrance. Got there and security wouldn't let us in because it was closed (and had been closed for some time). I asked them to notify the box office w/ their radio because there were some people in line who were going to do the same thing. They replied "you can tell them on your way back." . We walked over to the Swan St entrance, walked in and found a concession stand by our section. We stood in line for an ENTIRE inning with only about 8 people in line in front of us when we got in line. We got to the front, ordered and waited for our food. After we got everything else, they told us they were out of pretzels and that we had to go to another stand. So we did. And they were out of pretzals too. So we went back and they comped us a burger instead, which was another 5 minute wait. Mind you - the signs they have up for food/beverage are not the correct prices and guest services said that it was because they "didn't order the new signage yet" (kinda thought this was illegal?). We were still in decent spirits though so we went to find out seats. We got to our seats and there were people in them. I let them know they were in our seats and they made a bunch of excuses and moved two spaces (sitting right next to me). They were clearly not supposed to be in our section and were extremely loud and constantly bumping into me. I couldn't focus and was pretty annoyed because we specifically picked seats that weren't next to anyone on purpose. But I didn't want to involve anyone at that point and make a scene. By the end of the 8th we ended up moving to the wall in the last row because I couldn't take it anymore. From the time we sat down in the 6th inning until the end of the game, I didn't see single beer/snack person in the stands. I waited for them that whole time because I didn't want to spend anymore time in line at that point. But it's possible that they stop at the 7th. All in all, the experience was pretty terrible. I get that we came in late but it shouldn't take two innings to buy a ticket, walk in and get a hotdog. The game itself was good and that helped a lot. But I wish they had their operations down better. It made me not want to go anymore and I used to love going to Bisons games. read more

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Went to a 1pm baseball game, not a lot of people, though it was on a rainy day. It is a cash free facility. When we ordered the food there was no wait. We got a hotdogs, pretzel, and fries. They all tasted like you think they would, not amazing but not bad. read more

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All the staff here are so friendly! We really enjoyed the game the other night. Lines for food and drinks moved quickly too. read more

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Came to Buffalo to sail, and ended our trip at a Bisons game at Sahlen Field. Service is pretty good. A lot of different food options with all local vendors!!!! Prices were decent for a ballpark. We got a beef on wick and a fried bologna sandwich. They also do an add-on buffet. Low-key family friendly environment. Enjoyed myself here. read more

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The Buffalo Bisons hosted the Miracle Leagues of Western New York for two hours today. The kids had a blast hitting off a tee at home plate and fielding balls as well. Buster Bison came on the field and met with all kids. It was truly an awesome and memorable experience. Some of the Bisons players and Blue Jays were on the field to play ball with the kids. The weather was perfect today. read more

Sahlen Field - Buddies and players. - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Definitely a bit on the retro side, but you can expect that from a minor league game. Overall, it was a good ballpark with cheap tickets. Food wasn't bad either! If you stay at the Wyndham, they offer a free shuttle to and from the game! read more

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Came to see the Savanah Bananas. Great entertainment. But don't think you are coming to see a "true" baseball game..the setup though of selling 16,000 General admission seats was ridiculous. The first pitch was 715, doors opened up at 515, we got there at 4, and the lines were just crazy. There were no definitive lines, so people were just all over the places. Just prayed we didn't get stramppled on. Could.of done better in that area. But the show was entertaining. read more

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Best baseball field ever. Best fried bologna ever! The fries are soooo so good too! Go Bisons!!! read more

Sahlen Field - Fried bologna - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Sahlen Field is normally home to the Buffalo Bisons Baseball but is currently the temporary home for the Toronto Blue Jays, due to Canadian covid restrictions. I got the opportunity to go to a Blue Jays/ Tampa Bay Ray's game. The Bison's organization did a good job transforming the stadium to be more like home for the Blue Jay's with replacing all signage. There were several changes needed to meet the requirements of MLB since this is normally a minor league ballpark. Bottom line, when the Blue Jay's are able to return to their home turf Buffalo will keep the updated stadium lighting and upgrades to the locker rooms, amongst other things. Sounds like a win win for everyone. Getting in was fairly quick and easy. I'd check their website for a updated list of items allowed, bag sizes etc. Just like most places these days. https://www.milb.com/buffalo/ballpark/sahlen-field A day at any Ball Park is a fun event for children and adults alike. It's no different here. So come on out and have some fun. And don't forget to sing nice and loud during the 7th inning stretch! 2021-104 read more

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Well irs been a whole since we were at Sahlen Field and even longer since we seen a major league game. Of course our field is not like Yankees or Boston. It sure was nice to see lots of people. Prices for concessions were reasonable which was really nice. It was just weird seeing all the Blyejays signage and even the advertising was Canadian. But this is bringing normalcy back to wny. If you are looking for souvenirs bring your credit cards. Very pricey but this is the mlb. It was a beautiful day and Toronto won. Oh did I forget, the lights flicker when there is a homerun so cool! read more

Came for the Savanah Bandanna's game recently, my comments are SPECIFICALLY about that game. Two words "general seating". Stupid, asinine idea. Whoever in the organization that came up with this brain-child needs to be fired. Either they oversold the game or people are "saving seats" to keep room. There are sections & seat numbers for a reason. USE THEM IDIOTS. Finding seating for five adults, forget about it. Children spread out over seats without adults refusing to move together. Ushers literally doing nothing & refusing to help, NEVER AGAIN. I'm done. Enjoy my money, you won't get anymore. read more

This place feels old. Now, I should say that I haven't been to a ton of other baseball stadiums in order to compare it, but everything just feels outdated. I've come here for several events - baseball games, concerts, even a baby shower and it's always a good time but the bathrooms are usually subpar and the food options are kind of limited. read more

This ballpark meets and exceeds the standards of most minor league facilities that I have visited throughout the country. Home to the Buffalo bisons, the stadium underwent a substantial renovation when the Toronto Blue Jays called this field their temporary home during the Covid epidemic. The bathroom facilities are well located and well-kept, food concession stands are regularly placed, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The scoreboard is large enough to see from every location with excellent graphics. The field is very well-maintained, cleanly manicured, and well striped. read more

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While I was in Buffalo I got to explore a lot of different stadiums arenas and different things like that. I've never really heard of this ballfield so I was surprised to see it while we were walking around Buffalo and I saw that the Toronto Blue Jays are currently playing there because of the pandemic. So I got to get some good photos of the Blue Jays and the stadium itself while walking around exploring buffalo read more

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Note: Written from a family perspective. They now have a pumping/nursing pod, which is perfect for mothers who want a little more privacy or a calm place to feed baby. If only they had this 4 years ago, I could have taken my pump to the ballpark. Multitasking! Food: Local cuisine available - pizza logs, beef on weck, Ru's pierogi and Sahlen's footlong hot dogs of course. Staple ballgame grub too. You can also bring your own food in (refer to site for more info). Bathrooms: Old, but the faucets were recently changed so you don't have to constantly push the button to run the water. Always a plus in my eyes. And the sinks low enough for toddlers to wash their hands. Cost: Definitely one the less expensive family outings. I believe that 4 and under are free; just "have sit on your lap." Can usually score cheap tickets as they often run promos. There are also some food deals, especially on weekday games. read more

Sahlen Field - Family friendly environment - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

I love coming here. Nothing like a ball game on a beautiful day, except for when the Bisons lose, it makes it kind of a bummer. The prices are not bad for pop & food, especially when compared to Key Bank Center. But the atmosphere, the field, all the food kiosks, I just love it !! The prices in the gift shop weren't even too too bad. I love going there for games & will continue to do so. read more

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Today is Vladimir Guerrero Jr's bobblhead day at Sahlen's field. Watching batting practice. I've got mine and I am considering leaving the ballpark to have a cigarette. I know I won't be able reenter the park so I just not sure if I'm going to wait two hours for the game to start. Saw some friends I haven't seen in quite sometime. Wait it looks like it is starting to rain. Hmm...I'm conflicted but... June 25 2021 read more

Sahlen Field - 1st baseside batting practice - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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The bar for event stadiums is pretty low, dontchathink--as in, if you're not charging $10 for a Bud Lite, you're doing something right? Well, by that modest standard, I think Sahlen Field is doing something right. My context is entirely Buffalo Bisons games (which are great fun, by the way), but I suspect that the vendors and service are similar for other events. So, you've got a pretty solid variety of beer vendors selling craft beers at not-unreasonable event prices. There are different food kiosks on the ground and mezzanine levels offering, well, neither world-class nor particularly diverse cuisines, but you can scrape together some veg options and none of it's particularly expensive by event standards. Lines can get long during intermissions. Sahlen is simply a great place to watch a baseball game, as so many Minor League Baseball venues are: unobstructed sightlines, a capacity low enough at about 16K (which is actually huge for a minor league stadium) that there are really no bad seats, highly affordable ticket prices, plus delightfully cornball promotions like superhero night and Star Wars night that have cosplayers wandering the halls for photo ops and participating in highly entertaining staged battles on the field after the game. For more dedicated baseball fans, you can track up-and-coming Toronto Blue Jays (the parent club of the Bisons) prospects or current stars on injury rehab. Short version: if you like outdoor events during warm weather, this is one of the friendlier, more accessible, and more economical urban venues to access those options that you're likely to find. Event venues have such bad reps for exploiting captive audiences via unfriendly service and exploitative concessions pricing that I thought about dropping a five here, and I still might if I'm ever able to set foot in the place again. read more

Love coming to ball games here! Tickets are super affordable and they have tons a theme nights. Obviously my favorite is the dog days where you can bring your pup to the game. The last day we came we had so much fun. I love watching the mascots race - it's probably the best part of the game. Great family night or date night on a budget! read more

Sahlen Field - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Sahlen Field located in downtown Buffalo, is the home of the Buffalo Bisons. The Buffalo Bisons are the Triple-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Prospects like Vladimir Guerrero Jr spend some time in Triple A before they are called up to the Show. Also, Toronto Blue Jay players who need to work on their hitting or pitching sometimes are demoted to Buffalo. So, good chance you will see some major league talent. Went on a recent Friday evening to watch them play the Pawtucket Red Sox and I got a single ticket right behind home plate for $16.50 tax included at the box office. It's actually cheaper to buy tickets before game day and at the box office. If you buy your tickets online, there are extra service fees. The stadium only holds 16,600 people so it isn't a big stadium but it's got a nice intimate feel and nearly all the seats are goods seats to watch the game with good sight lines and they recently revamped the seating to create more leg room for fans. Sahlen Field does a really good job of partnering with popular local food establishments so you aren't just eating hotdogs and nachos which isn't necessarily a bad thing. They had a Charlie the Butcher stand and a Ru's Pierogi stand and a few other local food establishments. I had a regular beef on weck sandwich from Charlie the Butcher ($8 tax included), if you are in Buffalo, nothing better than a good beef on weck sandwich. They also had a craft beer happy hour from 5 pm - 6:30 pm where beers were $3 and beers outside of happy hour were $7.25 for cans of Budweiser and Bud Light. Overall, Sahlen Field is a pretty good place to watch a minor league baseball game. Tickets are reasonably priced and the food and alcoholic beverages are priced pretty standard for a minor league baseball game. They do a good job of creating a fan friendly atmosphere. read more

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This was my first time attending a baseball game. I live in Buffalo so that's surprising even to me. The stadium was very clean. The seats were comfortable and spacious. The cup holders in front of you are very convenient! read more

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Great Venue to catch a baseball game.So many great food and beverage stands to just grab a dog and beer.They have so many cool fan nights like a star wars night, seinfeld night where they have brought in some actors from the show for meet and greets, dog days where you can bring in your furry friend and Friday night bash nights where you can catch some amazing fireworks after the game. read more

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Such an amazing place to catch a baseball game, never a bad seat in the place.So much to choose from if you get hungry or thirsty , there's hotdogs, fries, nachos, pizza, ice cream and the fan favorite beer.They have incredible fan nights like Seinfeld night where characters from the show will sign autographs, dog days when you can bring in your dog to catch the game with you and the Friday night bash nights that include after game fireworks, always a fantastic time !! read more

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A few years ago this was known as Cocaine Cola field but the Buffalo New York police and planners have done a decent job of cleaning things up downtown. A perfectly good baseball field in the very heart of Buffalo with beautiful views of the skyline. I've come in here for a couple of games and also for the wing Festival a few times. It's unspectacular it's also more than adequate for what it does. It would probably need to be considerably expanded Buffalo ever got a major league team, which by the looks of it will never happen. read more

Sahlen Field - When it's used for the wing Festival this stadium becomes much less baseball Centric. I base this on nothing. - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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Went here for the first time this season, the first time this was Sahlen Field. The stadium grounds are very clean. Passing through security was quick and easy. Security staff was friendly and efficient. As usual, the concourse was exceptionally clean as was the seating area. The only reason I didn't give the stadium a 5 star rating was the concessions. I have no problem waiting in line but this was the worst I have ever encountered. Our seats were in section 116. The concession stand nearest our area was staffed by the slowest and rudest employees I have ever seen. First, half the registers were closed. Second, there were 2 managers on duty, both oblivious to the slowness of service. Lastly, the cashiers seemed to be trainees without direction. To get 2 orders of fries and 2 cokes took 21 minutes, or 2 full innings! Unfortunately, a great experience and venue can be severely and adversely affected by poor planning and bad management read more

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Went here for a Bisons game and it was okay. The stadium itself is on the smaller side, and the facility wasn't very clean, but it was a good place to hang out and watch a game on a Saturday afternoon. The food and drinks here are extremely overpriced (not surprising) and the lines were super long for each of the stands. We got popcorn (popcorn was a bit stale) and a iced coffee (not bad, but pretty waterd down). It was still an enjoyable experience. read more

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I go to the ballpark a couple of times every year and always seem to have a good time. Whether you are there to catch a baseball game, a concert or some other sort of event Coca-Cola Field has a lot to offer from spring to summer when you just want to get out of the house! Most of my experience at the field has been for Bison's games, and I most recently went to Star Wars Night. I have returned for this particular event for quite a few years and highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys Star Wars. Light sabres, costumed actors, a cheesy fanfiction film leading to a live conclusion and battle on the field? What more could any sci fi lover want. Even if you aren't a Star Wars fan, the Bison's do a great job of offering a wide variety of themed nights to appeal to children, adults, boys, girls, nerds and princesses alike. Even if you don't go to a ramped up theme night like Star Wars the games offer a variety of between inning events from trivia, to running the bases, to the mascot race to keep everyone entertained. The also have quite a variety of food options. They have all the traditional baseball game fare from burgers to hotdogs, to fries to pretzels, to popcorn to ice cream and so much more. They also have some fun dishes like pirogis, wings, pulled pork nachos, poutine and much more. I like to go for the unique things that I don't make at home so we got the pulled pork nachos and poutine which were both good. A new addition that I noticed this year that I loved were some sunscreen dispensers provided by Roswell Park. As many of their games are 1 PM and full of sun this is a great addition to help out anyone who comes unprepared. If you are looking for a fun summer night out, check out a Bison's game at Coca Cola Field! read more

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Nice baseball stadium, Bison games are affordable. It's great that they have the craft beer area. Good selection of different food vendors. Went last night to one of the suites with coworkers. The catered food was good tasting but cold. The beef for the beef on weck was still cold even after it had been in the serving tray over sterno for an hour. Hot dogs were on the cold side too even though they had been grilled and had char marks. For the price of the food in the suites they need to make sure food that should be hot is hot. read more

The Blue Jays are playing their home games in Buffalo due to COVID. An opportunity to see a MLB game in the beautiful Sahlen Field. Our second time at a MLB game - both at a Blue Jays game. Last time in Toronto. Our seats near third base at Sahlen Field were much better. Go Blue Jays! Come enjoy a summer evening at the game. You will enjoy it. read more

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Generally enjoyable ballpark, but not my favorite of the accessible minor league parks within "day tripping"-distance (which I consider to be 4 hours/one way or less). I was back here just a couple days ago to watch the Bisons play the SWB RailRiders. After having been to Rochester (Frontier Field) just a couple nights before, going to Coca-Cola Field seemed like a bit of a step down. Don't get me wrong... Coca-Cola Field has enjoyable aspects. Parking around the stadium seems to be plentiful (though I paid extra for parking in a garage right across the street from the main entrance gate). There are also concessions placed around the stadium that provide standard ballgame fare, though there's also a stand or two that provide healthier alternatives. Personally, I enjoyed a loaded Italian sausage sandwich. It was decent... nothing I would clamor for again, but it fulfilled my craving. Perhaps the most entertaining aspect of watching a Bisons game is being able to watch the collection of mascots, all of whom seem to be having a great time providing entertainment during the game. That said, the team store could be more inviting, because it seems pretty cramped in there. Also, the stadium generally feels a bit dingier than some others I've been to recently. Decent legroom in the stands though. Overall, you win some/you lose some with this stadium. TL;DR Tickets are cheap, and there are few things better than having some time to visit a local ballpark during the season. I would probably pick visiting a couple other more accessible stadiums over Buffalo, but it's still fun to visit and see the Bisons play. read more

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Coming to a Bisons game is very affordable compared to other Buffalo sporting events. The tickets are reasonable and there's usually promotions. The food and beer prices are fair for stadium food, and there's a good variety to choose from. They have craft and domestic beer (usually run $6.75 depending on size), and food options include typical stadium food, as well as Buffalo-inspired options and a stand with healthy options too. For the Bisons games they're relaxed about the seating assignments. Every seat is pretty much a good seat. One time we went when it was raining and moved up under the overhang. read more

Went to my first Bison game with my buddy, we had great time! Love the Consumers restaurant up top of the stadium, the food in the buffet was great along with the beer selection. They keep the stadium in pretty good condition. Parking can be a pain but that goes for anywhere dt Buffalo. If you ever get a chance go catch a ball game read more

Sahlen Field - In Consumers restaurant up top of stadium - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

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Very family friendly, announcer breaks up innings by show audience dance, and have fun. Food is expensive. Your allowed to bring an unopen bottle of water per person. Parking isn't too far as long as you park in the parking garage. Off street parking is crowded. Mascot race followed up by fire works is a lot of fun. Better off buying tickets ahead of time. Buying at the park could be quite a wait . read more

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Who doesn't love a ball game in the summer? I actually have never been to a Bisons game up until a fellow Yelper invited me on a double date with her husband to check one out. I had NO IDEA the fun I was missing (when it's a good game). Seriously, I missed have missed out on a good bit of my childhood since my parents are Russian and they never "took me out to the ball game." I've since been back on my own as a friend of mine wanted to celebrate her birthday by going to a ball game. It can get kind of chaotic in the lines coming in. Finding free parking isn't easy (we found some near CanalSide and walked 10 minutes). Tickets are only $10 and you can often times find them for free through various non-profits, Delta Sonic and other promotions going on. They have a $3 discount for seniors and veterans. Luckily, there's not a bad seat in the stadium. Food is iffy --- standard ball game food, but they did recently start selling craft beer which is nice. There is also "La Nova Pizza," which is cool, but they don't have any wings. Blue Cross & Blue Shield has a stand where they serve healthier food, such as veggie burgers, tuna sandwiches and etc. They never have a long line, but it's a nice touch for those that are seeking a healthy option. Don't miss out on the celery vs blue cheese vs buffalo wing races. Those are always a ton of fun. Tuesday night is "fan appreciation night" at the Bisons where they do giveaways (i.e. shoot T-shirts out of a cannon) after every inning and have a fireworks show at the end of the game. If you've never gone to a ball game in Buffalo, definitely consider checking it out before the season ends! read more

Just a ballpark with average ballpark food. Went for a company outing and i thought it was fun even though sportsball isn't really my thing. We went for a Friday night bash and I have to say that I am completely dumbfounded about how a minor league baseball team can put on a far better fireworks show on a random Friday night that is better than most towns can put on for the Fourth of July. And they do it every Friday of the season! It's mind blowing. Anyway we had a good time. You should go for Friday night bash if you get the chance. read more

Sahlen Field - Game in progress 8-23-19 bisons v red sox - Baseball Fields Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Star Wars night! What a great time for young and old alike. When did Darth Vader become a good guy? Wow, I've missed a lot! Anyway, kudos to the players, staff and performers and not to mention the awesome fireworks at the end. Everyone we ran into that worked there, actually seemed like they enjoyed being there, everyone was friendly and always had a smile. read more

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Awesome family friendly baseball park. Lots of good food choices - hot dogs, hamburgers, cotton candy, peanuts, popcorn, nachos, chicken wings, snow cones, French fries and much more. And lots of drink choices too - alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Prices are typical for this type of venue. The park has lots of audience participation games throughout the night with cool give-a-ways - a lot of fun for everyone. The park is super clean and the staff very friendly. A fun night for the entire family. read more

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What I expect from a minor league park. Came for a Jay's game and had a good time. They need new PA speakers around the park. It was the worst speaker system I've heard thru t minor league stadiums. The vendors were good. Beer selection wasnt bad. Cheaper prices than the Cleveland Indians food. read more