Great location on City Island. Parking can be paid with cash or a card... card includes a $.50…read moreupcharge, but very convenient. They have handicap accessible parking and seating which is a plus. The ramps in the stadium are surprisingly gentle. I also appreciate that the stairs aren't steep and the seating is pretty comfortable. The stadium boasts that it's cashless but some stands do accept cash. The new lighting is great. It cut down on the mayfly issue considerably! I'm loving the support for local businesses. This is the first large center I've gone to that offered Middlesworth chips as opposed to a national brand. Lots of adult beverage options if that's your thing All and all, just a really pleasant and comfortable experience. You should come out to support our local baseball team!! I don't think you'll be disappointed, they're pretty awesome.

We attended a Yelp event on City Island to attend a Senator's Baseball game. It has been years…read moresince I've been to this stadium. What a nice evening!!!! Love the stadium! The variety of foods is great. The stadium seemed very clean, easy access to restrooms as well. Thank you for such a nice evening! We will be back!

I've been a longtime Flyers fan since berth over the years food sodas and other got very expensive…read more In 2014-present after becoming the affiliate of the philadelphia Flyers I been going to the weekend games food prices sound expensive but I was told that they are a lot cheaper and get larger portion sizes I also love going here because I get drink refills for only $1.00 when I bring my souvenir cup to every home game I go to I also always get chickie and Pete's french fries with the loaded meats or shrimp Compare the Flyers I also love blowing the blow horn I don't think the Flyers allow that anymore food is excellent I even got myself a popcorn bucket Just like the Reading Fightin Phil's games they too do activities in between periods and time outs This season I went to a lot of the playoff games they were awesome if you play 50/50 if you win you'll get one half goes to taxes/charity I love the Reading Royals hockey games they are awesome So bring your blow horn cheer on the affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers in Reading Berks County PA

Perfect place for the family or even date night if your hockey fans. Even though the Royals lost we…read morestill had a great time trying a couple new beers and enjoying the crab fries from Chickie and Pete's.

Best professional soccer in Harrisburg. Not crazy about the venue, but I suppose it's the best we…read morecan hope for under the circumstances. Sight lines aren't great, pretty much what you'd expect in a baseball stadium. Concessions are minimal, but still offer some craft beer, pizza, fries and Spot dogs. Parking about $4 in the adjacent lot, or park at a metered space in the city and walk across the Market Street Bridge.

My son's coach, #17 Dom Francis, got us 'into' this branch of soccer. It holds the middle between…read moreindoor soccer, futsal with some ice hockey rules. The staff is awesome in allowing the children to participate with aspects of the game like being ballboys, allowing the kids to run in with the mascot and the players. If you contact the Heat general manager, he'll be able to set you up with any packet you may want. The games are often high scoring with the Heat getting better each season through management of Pat Healey. We are hopeful that in time the Heat will be reliving its glory days of old! The tickets are often between 15-20 dollars but special deals are often available. The venue is pleasant enough with concession stands where you can buy all kinds of drinks, including beer, foods and snacks. Be prepared to bring some wipes for your seat if you attend a game shortly after the Farmshow in January due to dusty conditions.

The Harrisburg Heat was re-founder in 2012, and currently plays in the Major Arena Soccer League…read more They are sponsored by Brenner Nissan & play at the large arena of the Farm Show Complex. Game tickets run $13.00 - $20.00, and parking can be about $10. They frequently have groupons, giveaways or promotions to offset this cost. By no stretch of the imagination are they considered a good team, but they are the local indoor soccer club to visit. 2015-2016 season was kind of disappointing, with only 1 victory over the Syracuse Silver Knights. They usually team up with local businesses to offer Clinics, mini Summer Camps, 1 day sessions, etc. Fun way to kill some time in winter. Current general manager & part-owner is Wink 104's John Wilsbach.

Kudos on first AL East Division title since 2014. First MLB…read moreteam to lose 100 games and then win 100 games in a 3 year span. The only other Orioles team to win 100 games was in 1980. The World Series winners were in 1966, 1970 and 1983. Best team in recent memory.

What a beautiful day for a baseball game! Our seats were great and we almost caught a baseball…read more the highlight was going out to get some water and ran into the Oriole bird. O's lost but we had a good time.

A great stadium, fun team, super fun to go watch! I love having this option right here in my…read morehometown. The hotdogs are great, the seats are typically uncomfortable bleachers. Ticket prices are kind of high but then so is most everything in this town. Lots of parking but you have to pay that separately. The only downside is the constant special effects sounds at every game, and that's just my personal opinion.

Small town stadium, BIG TIME FUN!…read more Everything you want in a Fenway Park or Dodgers Stadium, but cheaper and more interactive. This park is still almost brand new with everything from food, beer, special snacks only found at this stadium (Taco Bags), and lots and lots of family fun! Now granted it isn't quite as fun as going to see Big Poppy slug a home run or Jeter flipping a double play, but still, who likes those teams anyway! I have been here about 6 times, and always enjoy myself with family and friends, will continue to come back for sure! GO PIRATES!!!

For my first hockey experience I had more fun watching the stands than watching the ice. This team…read morecould not get their offense together. They would constantly move the puck into the corners behind the goalie and pass up on shots in front of the net. I watched the other team slide the puck around the front of the net and set up opportunities for shots on goal. 42 shots vs 21 shots it's no wonder they lost 2-1 However the teams mascot had fun with the crowd and also brought a few of his friends. Such mascots as the Philly Fanatic, the Iron pigs 2 mascots , the Orioles bird, Pittsburgh's penguin and others

Had a great time here the 5 times i was there. Don't listen to the whiners that are posting in…read morehere. People have champagne taste on beer salaries