Very fun and interesting and you should should spend all of your money there, it's also pretty…read morefairly priced

I try to go to a couple Syracuse Mets games a season and have some great memories from their years…read moreas a then-Nationals / now-Mets farm team (I really started getting to minor league games maybe... 10 years ago). You get to see some great players before they get called up to the big leagues (saw Aaron Judge play here multiple times for RailRiders vs Chiefs games, including back in 2016 when Nick Swisher was hitting next to him in the lineup as well), and plenty of major leaguers as they're coming back up to the big leagues as part of their rehab assignment (saw deGrom's final rehab start here in 2022). They have some fun promotions, and I've never had issues with parking for games or whatnot (honestly, given the location, it's a pretty easy place to get into and out of). I *do* wish they had some better or more interesting concession options... but they'll sometimes get a little inventive for things like "Duel of the Dishes" games, including having salt potato pizza available (which, if you're wondering, is delicious). They've made some nice upgrades in the last couple years too... and having watched games from a variety of different seats, I can tell you that it's all good no matter where you sit (though I am admittedly bias to watching from somewhere along the first base line). TL;DR Syracuse Mets fans will tell you to come to the stadium to watch the "Most Amazin' Show on Dirt"! It's definitely a good time, and while some other minor league stadiums & teams are at the top of my list? I love getting the chance to attend a Syracuse Mets game.

I live in Syracuse and have been to 2 games, one in 2019 and one in 2022. Both games were rained…read moreout. I also got literally raw chicken tenders, I don't even need to explain how bad that is (see photo). The stadium is nice but it's not worth me to drive 2 hours for every game to be canceled

It's a nice, no-frills stadium. Decent food choices, though many kiosks not open when we were…read morethere perhaps given the low attendance. Small team apparel store with fairly standard pricing. Nice that employees to through the ballpark with garbage bags to keep things tidy.

This is one of the coolest baseball fields outside of a major league stadium I've ever been to…read more I watched the Newark Pilots take on the Elmira Pioneers and my son was here playing for the Pilots. The box seats were inexpensive for the game and that put me closer to the action on the field. I met the team owner while I was buying a hotdog and hamburger and she was very friendly. I can see why the environment was so fun. There is not a lot to do in Elmira, but if there is a game, I highly recommend you to go!

Play ball, Elmira! It's easy to see that the Pioneers are a big draw on summer nights. What's nice…read moreto see is that the experience is similar to how the team must have been during Elmira's single-A days, and how the team is still a priority for Elmira. Previously a short season single-A team, the Pioneers are currently a summer collegiate baseball league. (Many of the teams in the college league are former pro teams.) Dunn Field is the home of the team, and still has some signs of being a former professional team. The stadium is well maintained, and there is plenty of activity. When I was there, the team had a baseball card promotion, the idea being that your current Pioneers might be tomorrow's superstars. Truthfully, you never know, but the Pioneers aren't in a league full of future superstars, and it can show during the game itself. The experience is similar to what you'd see at a minor league game, just on a smaller level. When I was there, you had live music in one corner, the baseball card promotion in another, and your usual between innings entertainment, featuring the Pioneers mascot and kid friendly activities. The game itself wasn't too exciting, but I also wasn't paying a ton of attention. It's a decent ballgame for a night, but keep in mind that although single-A and collegiate ball are similar, there's definitely a difference in quality. Out of all the collegiate teams I've seen, Elmira has the most potential to one day become a single-A team once again, though I wouldn't count on it. Going to a Pioneers game is a nice experience, but younger kids will appreciate it more than older kids. It's nice to see the community turn out to support the ballplayers of tomorrow.

A nice place that has many community events. We have brought our kids here for many different…read morethings. The place is well kept and easy to find. The people who run the events are nice. They do meals here from time to time. Not a bad place to stop by and support.