Ok, I admit it, I like going to minor league baseball games more than MLB games. This isn't some…read moreTea Party rant that America needs to get back to it's roots. It's just a guy who appreciates paying $5 to go to a ball game, where you can sit 20 feet from the field. The Erie team didn't really have a great season from my post-game google search, but they were entertaining. The ballpark is just a perfect size, and I still find it funny how people go nuts over a $5 baseball that goes into the stands. You also have to love minor-league in-game promotions. Whether it is little kids riding big wheels around the base paths, the Sausage race where one of them is lapping the others in a full sprint, or letting the kids run on the field during the 7th inning stretch, you will definitely walk away from the experience a little happier for it.

During a game my friends and I had the worst experience. While watching the game the usher, Joe,…read moreand older guy decided to make sure that we were "kept in check". He asked us where we worked and if we had "actual real jobs". I don't know why or what instigated this attitude from someone but it's totally uncalled for.

In Erie to see Nate Bargatze Big Dumb Eyes Tour at this arena, which was GREAT. It was easy…read morenavigation from our hotel to the parking garage across the street from the venue and the fee very reasonable. At 7 p.m., when the event was to start, people were still streaming in ..... and I don't mean 20 or 30, but ALOT! So at the inconvenience of the 8000 people already seated for well over an hour the rest of us were made to wait on the late stragglers! The show started at 730 with people still looking for their seats! If you can't be on time for an event then sorry, your consequence is to miss part of the show! Erie arena is at fault for not enforcing this.

Attended LECOM graduation here. Clean venue and comfortable enough. Grounds outdoors could be…read morebetter.

Perfect if you have any small children, ideally ages six or under. This wouldn't be a good spot if…read moreyou were going with teens or just adults. I had never been here before in in spite of frequenting the Chautauqua area, my whole life. But, I finally had an occasion because my tiny niece was the perfect age for this place. There were a ton of rides that were perfect for her as a three year-old. Also, they had rides that were good for ages 4 to 6 as well. She really enjoyed the little roller coaster. Watch out that it is actually a little rough for the adults to ride on because it does jerk a little. Also, there were some really cute little boat rides, including one that took took the children around in a circle. There was very little that she was too small to ride on, so it was completely fantastic. Also, we were able to get her a wristband that gave her all inclusive access to rides. For a few rides that do require adult accompaniment for littles, the adult gets to ride free. There's a food spot towards the bottom of the hill and I highly recommend it. I was able to get platters of fries and corn, dogs and pizza, for not too much money. This is a clutch when it came to reducing the chance of overstimulated little kid meltdowns. Also, it was very sunny, and there was very little shade, so bring the sunscreen. Also, they have free boat parking. So, boating over and walking in is a great option if you happen to have or be renting a boat.

There one ATM is down and do they loss on on card sales and the pretzel was rubbery with a spongy…read moreStyrofoam texture wouldn't recommend no rides other than go cart for older kids/teens .

If you haven't been to a game- get there. The chance to watch players who might one day soon become…read moreMajor league players is a great way to spend an evening. The seats are way closer to the field, stadium is more intimate, pricing is way more affordable and the overall fan experience just cannot be beat. I've gone to many major league games where they don't come close to as much fun as the Rubberdm ducks do. The ticket prices are very reasonable, they offer numerous promotions throughout the season, fireworks on weekends and parking us generally very simple. If you go, you have to get the street corn- look for it behind section 119/120. Kids can sign up yo get a pass for autographs before the game- at guest services and passes are limited. Be ready for lots of foul balls too.

Absolutely love going to an Akron Rubberducks game. The park is in a great location in downtown…read moreAkron. One of my favorites things is seeing Akron Children's Hospital overseeing the ball park. I can only imagine how much it brightens a child's day to look out their hospital room window to see the inside of the ball park. There was a 2026 Extreme Foods article written about food at Akron Rubberducks ball park. My family and I decided to try a couple. The pictures here show The Italian Sausage Dugout from the Bier Garten. For $22 you get the Italian Sausage Dugout (sausage, peppers, onions, marinara, and mozzarella cheese) and a souvenior cup with pop. I was excited and looking forward to this all day, but it was a let down. It wasn't hot in the inside and the French bread tasted like it came out of the freezer. A couple of my other family members got the TeriAkron bowl from the Pineapple Under the C and won't be getting it again. It wasn't as flavorful as one would expect. Overall, a great experience watching the Rubberducks win!

Arnold Anderson Stadium is the home of the Intercounty Baseball League's Brantford Red Sox. While…read morethe team has a storied championship history, the two times I was there the team was mired in a 19-game losing streak, and the attendance numbers bore that out. Being the Canada Day long weekend, the team held a $5 admission day and a free admission day to drive in some fans. While the locals assured me the crowd was more than the recent norm, it was pretty underwhelming. The fans that were there, however, were passionate about their team and were overall friendly and great people. The stadium itself is a fair bit underwhelming. The main seating area behind home plate is obscured by a black chain-link fence supported by rather thick poles which makes you feel like you're watching the game from a prison cell. The other main seating areas are a set of bleachers down either baseline. The only respite from the shade are some picnic tables sitting under some trees all the way down the third baseline (which has no fence separating the seating area from the field of play, just a white line). Being a hot summer day, I sought respite from the sun here for most of both games I was at. It's a pretty unique vantage point, with no separation between you and the game (except that white line) you feel closer to the action and can hear the conversations between the outfielders (and the players aren't shy about chatting with the fans either). The concessions are also nothing to get excited about. The hot dog that I had was pretty awful, and the buns that were supposed to have come from a local bakery did not taste that fresh at all. The prices were good, but you certainly didn't get much for your money, except a desire to eat somewhere else after you left. All-in-all, I still enjoyed my visit to Arnold Anderson Stadium enough the first day, that I came back for a game the next day. It's a bit disappointing that this team that once won six straight league titles is currently sitting in dead last with a 1-19 record. The fans in the community are great and they deserve better. I hope to come back here again sometime and see a better product from the home team.

It's really fun! but my body hurts the other day but it's really fun! Bc my body hurts bc when you…read morego down the slides (especially the short green one) it's a hard drop when you go down.

It was a nice little waterpark. My three year old really had a blast. It's awesome for children to…read morehave somewhere to take kids that is not to big to handle them at.

Went to see Jeff Dunham at the Scrappers Field in August 2021... we were dropped off outside the…read moregate... This place charged a 5 dollar charge just to walk past the paid parking area... Talk about gouging during the pandemic...we didn't even park a car in the area... we walked i and they charged everyone...

My family, 13 of us total, attended a game during the Fourth of July. We sat in the first two rows…read morealong the end of the first base line. It was an awesome experience. It's not the major leagues but all the players were ernest and played with a lot of heart. The stadium was clean and modern, had every amenity you can imagine. They made all the middle of innings lots of fun; you've been missing something if you've only watched baseball on TV, its equal parts silly and fun. I know the kids enjoyed it. Because it was the Fourth of July, there was a wow inducing, eye popping fireworks show at the end of the game. Getting out of the parking lot was even pretty easy as well. Some places talk about a family fun experience; this place delivers. Its fun for the family and won't kill your pocket book; parking and tickets were very reasonably priced; food is the lone exception especially beer but no place is perfect! From July to September, the Scrappers are a team and experience to enjoy.

Trails are cleared around Garfield Lake and it's a beautiful winter wonderland. Thank you Mentor…read moreadministration for a fantastic hike opportunity! (The photo is from spring so I'll update soon. )

Beautiful park in Mentor, Ohio. They have some nice playground equipment for kids to enjoy and a…read morenice pond. It would be nice if they had some better walking trails. The baseball fields are nice and well maintained. One problem they need to fix that hasn't been fixed in decades is the lack of bathrooms close to the playground and ball fields. Please put some restrooms near there! Overall a very nice park and they have the Mentor Farmers Market here as well.