I've experienced all sorts of minor league baseball parks, especially with my recent run of…read morevisiting minor league teams local to NY and PA. Visiting Falcon Park to see the Auburn Doubledays was a nice addition to my growing list of ballgame experiences. I ordered my ticket for a game before the start of the season (I like to plan my visits in advance). It took some fidgeting, as well as contacting the Doubledays staff person in charge of the ticketing website (credit card authentication issues), but I managed to purchase my ticket and have it held at Will Call. Upon arriving at the park for my game, I visited the ticket window and picked up my ticket without issue. Easy enough. Sidenote: parking is free and located across the street from the park - unless you're a season ticket holder. There's no signage either way, so I didn't realize this until after driving into the premium parking lot and inquiring. It was hot, so I was hoping to find some shade; alas, I ended up in the general lot without any trees to help stay cool. Haha. I got into the park and happened upon Abner, the Doubledays mascot. I picked up a program and headed to the souvenir stand to get my MiLB Ballpark Pass-Port stamp, but it turns out that they keep the stamp/ink pad at a table with a green Tompkins Trust Company covering. The guy tending the table had a big plastic tub with all sorts of random, disorganized papers, booklets, and whatnot. He kept digging and found the stamp... then had to go on a wider hunt for the ink pad. I didn't want to be an inconvenience, but it all felt a bit disorganized. He ended up finding the ink pad after a few minutes, so I got my stamp... but it took a bit. After grabbing something from the concession building, I checked out my seats... and I was directly in the sun. On a 90 degree day. Oops. I took some time and enjoyed my lunch under the tented area near where the Doubledays were warming up. After a bit, I noticed a kid was calling out after players to get autographs, and I thought it'd be humorous to kinda approach the fence and get signatures from some players at the same time. It did end up working fairly well, admittedly. Once the game was about to start, I noticed there were plenty of open spaces in the general admission area - i.e. where seating was covered. Since it was a day game, and I figured there wouldn't be a huge number of people filing into the park after the start of the game, I found myself a seat with a decent view (i.e. no metal building frame in the way) and enjoyed the shade while watching the game. The staff at the game didn't seem to take issue with any of us seeking cover from the sun and heat, and I think they even offered a visiting group of school kids the opportunity to move into the covered seating. All in all, the staff was generally helpful... if a bit disorganized in parts. The stadium is what you would expect for a short-season, Class A, minor league club. No frills, but a comfortable/local feel. There's a lot of netting in front of the seats, including over both dugouts - hinders the view a bit, unfortunately.

Falcon Park is a small stadium that's home to the Auburn DoubleDays Single A Baseball Team. What…read morethey lack in size they make up for in atmosphere and service. This ballpark offers up a great community feel, everyone seems to know each other and if you don't- the stadium is small enough that you'll probably go home having made a few new friends. Other fun facts: - on select nights you can find yourself $1 beers and/or hot dogs - select innings you may also find $1 fries or cotton candy! - the rest of the food is pretty standard ballpark food: burgers, fries, popcorn, slushies, sausages etc. - goofy games & such between innings. - Fireworks! - Kids run the bases! - Ball Player autographs before every game. - Abner the mascot! - Parking is FREE in the lot across the street from the entrance.

The Dome has always been a Henrietta staple... I grew up attending so many events here... the…read morefavorites were always the fairs and festivals. I even had my high school graduation here! The place is so adaptable to change... It's been remodeled a few times, with some much needed improvements. I've enjoyed so many very different events here, most recently beyond Van Gogh, a food tasting experience, Lego day and roller derby. They even hosted getting your Covid shot here because of the size of this place... So much space.

I've been here for several things over the past few years. Guitars and Stars, a Yelp event, and…read morejust recently Beyond Van Gogh. It's a nice space with lots of parking, and relatively easy to get out of when lots of people leave at once. Decent bathrooms (although paper towels would be nice). Their website is not currently working, but their Facebook page seems to be current. Hopefully as things start to go back to normal, they'll get some more cool events.

It is probably the worst website that I have ever seen... nothing works using different browsers…read more.. you provide a filter, and it get reset at the next page. The landing page is on the NASCAR event in August. Why? We have been trying to buy tickets for a couple of weeks and have been unsuccessful. When we call, we are put on hold, and no one ever picks up. You can't leave a message. There must be a way to buy tickets... TicketMaster said that there are no events for the venue.

Fast fun track, my favorite, love going up the hill to the bus stop, nothing like it. Close as I'll…read moreever get to Spa

Approximately 30 years after I attended my first minor league (AAA) baseball game, I FINALLY was…read moreable to watch an away game for the Syracuse AAA team (currently the Mets). This past August, I got a chance to watch the Mets take on the home-team Red Wings as part of a corporate event. The schedule gods were friendly so I could root for my hometown team as a visitor to this pretty ballpark. Innovative Field is nestled in downtown Rochester and has a cool backdrop of some of the city's buildings. I really liked that the park is part of their downtown's identity as Syracuse's is not. Parking was nearby and fairly easy to find. Their gift shop is expansive and had lots of fun items to take home including their alternate jerseys (the garbage plates) and some of the diversity night jerseys and hats. I browsed but didn't buy. Food is pretty standard fare though they have a cool pub style area to get a beer and it has tv's to watch the action while you're enjoying a drink. For some reason, the hot dog buns are like a italian sub roll and engulf the dog - too heavy for a bun and too bready. Not sure what local place they are supporting, but this was my only complaint about their food. As with any park, your mileage may vary with the sunshine/sunset depending on which side you sit on. We sat in an outfield area near the scoreboards and it was pretty brutal :) Overall, a great place to watch a ballgame. I've been to better, but this one is a gem for Rochester-area baseball fans.

Always love seeing a Red Wings Game here. The entry process is quick and easy. The stadium does…read morehave a policy on specific bags you can bring into the stadium and this information can be found online. I brought a clear bag to carry our belongings with no issue. Plenty of food stands to choose from and accessible bathrooms can be found throughout the stadium. Parking is 7 dollars in the lot across from the stadium but you can find free street parking near by.

What a great stadium! First off, parking is only $7. Staff is great. There are several Mets touches…read more( Mr. and Mrs. Met on the walls and bathroom doors). Beautiful stadium and fantastic scoreboard. Seats are comfortable. There are ample food choices , yummy ice cream helmets, fresh squeezed lemonade, good NY pizza, and a few bars ;) The team store just right of home plate on the field level has a good selection of kids, women's and men's clothing, hats, and other baseball novelty items, including a sales rack. Prices are reasonable, they offer Veteran discounts and they have a fantastic promotion schedule. But the main reason is baseball: the Mets AAA team, these guys hustle every game. You won't regret coming here. Let's go Mets!!!

Always love coming to this stadium to watch the Mets play during the summer. Really nice seating…read morefor all. I normally get the seats behind home plate with table service. Waitresses are so nice and the view is amazing. Jason Smorol always comes to see me to make sure we are having a good time. If you are hungry they have all different types of food . I normally go with hot dogs or the Italian sausage. So good. They have nightly specials to save money. If you like baseball or need a place for a nice company outing then come check them out. Have fun.

I don't have much to say about this place but the service here is really good and the food is so…read moregood especially for a rink! The vibe here is just amazing and welcoming!

My son asked if he could have an ice skating party for his 4th birthday, I knew that the Onondaga…read moreNation Arena would be perfect, we enjoyed skating there when we were younger! Everything was perfect, the staff was very friendly and accommodating, the rentals and ice were both in perfect condition and the party room was very large with extra tables and chairs. Everyone had so much fun, I would recommend this place to anyone that wants to make their child's birthday really special and memorable. A big "Thank You!" to all staff at Onondaga Nation Arena! Thanks, Jackie Ori

We drove around and walked around the Syracuse a Campus either day when we were in town. We saw…read morethis basketball facility over by the basketball stadium. I really can't know much about it I had a couple cool statues outside as big white building and they train and do different workouts in this basketball facility I do like the statues of Jim Brown and Floyd little on the outside

This arena is definitely on the smaller side, but that actually makes it a great spot if you're…read moregoing with family or kids. The ushers were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which really added to the experience. Sure, it could use a bit of an upgrade--the seats are a little worn, but honestly, there isn't a bad view in the 100 and 200 sections. They also offer a solid variety of food at pretty reasonable prices. For the value, you really can't beat it, only $35 to sit close! I'd absolutely come back again for lacrosse games.

Attended the Jim Gaffigan comedy show last Thursday at 7:00, parking is tight so get there early,…read morethere's a municipal lot across the street, pricey at $20.00 but you're super close. Venue is nice, but very dated, seating uncomfortable, tons of food choices. Security and ushers were great, as are the many pricey food choices. Definitely a good place for smaller concerts or comedy acts. Easy in and out for such a large place so glad for that.

Another unbelievable win over Miami. Such a great time with all my 311 family!! Atmosphere was…read moreelectric!!

Overall this is a great venue. However for me, this will always be the Carrier dome, I know it…read morechanged in 2022... but since 1980 it was always I'll see you at the dome home of the Syracuse Orange. There's been a few changes over the years, I'm not a fan of all tickets are now paperless... there's always a few people holding up the line struggling to pull up their tickets. For me I liked to keep my ticket stubs from the events.... Security personnel have always been nice and easy to work with. Ushers for different events are ok, sometimes they need help for the different seating arrangements. We had floor seats for a basketball game and we had to go through three different ushers because they didn't know where we should go. Football games are great, not a bad seat. Basketball is a bit different, I will only go if I have floor seats. The court distance to the seats are too far for me. Over the years I've seen a few concerts, usually they are pretty good.

The venue has a bar on each floor inside, very clean. Second floor has signed posters from past…read moreperformers. Love the vibe, too. Just got an upgraded sound system and lighting in 2024!

We were here last night to see Murr from Impractical Jokers. We got there around 7:00 for an 8:00…read moreshow, and there was no traffic. We gambled a little bit, and went in like 10 minutes early. Not much of a line, and easy to get in. I purposely picked the side balcony from when I'd been here before. We were front row, and it's closer to the stage than the center balcony. Well, all that was great, but there's a ledge in front of the seats, and I'm too short to see over it, lol! I had to lean forward to see everything. Luckily it was just one person. The seats are really nice and are comfortable. However, the wall in front of you is very close, and there's not much room for your legs and feet. My husband is tall, and his knees were right up against it. It's a nice venue. It's not very big, and not a lot of big names come here, but it's nice if someone you like does. There were TVs on the side of the stage that also had a very nice picture. There was a line for drinks. It was $11 for a mixed drink, and like $25 for rum punch and some other stuff.