Stadium Reviews

Sometimes when you’re on a Stadium Journey, you come across an interesting venue where you least expect it. A case in point is the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame, which is located in the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport.

There is nothing fancy about Lee Jordan Field. What you will experience at a Chinooks game is small town baseball, through and through. And that is exactly what will keep you coming back for more.

Hermon Brothers Field is one of those quaint, small-town ballparks that make stadium journeys so special. With high-quality baseball being played on the field at a most affordable price, you’ll enjoy your visit to Alaska. And oh, that view!

Mulcahy Stadium is a quaint old ballpark located in a wonderful destination city. The back story of the Glacier Pilots and Bucs, who cannot exist in their shared ballpark, makes for a unique visiting experience. Throw in the fact that the Alaska League continues to be one of the premier summer college circuits in the nation, and you have found yourself a fantastic Stadium Journey.

Mulcahy Stadium is a quaint old ballpark located in a wonderful destination city. The back story of the Bucs and Glacier Pilots, who cannot exist in their shared ballpark, makes for a unique visiting experience. Throw in the fact that the Alaska League continues to be one of the premier summer college circuits in the nation, and you have found yourself a fantastic Stadium Journey.

The Goldpanners are most well-known for hosting the annual Midnight Sun game. But if you happen to be visiting Fairbanks at another time during the season, you can find affordable, entertaining baseball being played at normal hours of the day as well.

A game that started as a bar bet has become a Bucket List item for thousands of baseball fans around the world. Fairbanks may be far off the beaten path, but for one night (and morning) it’s the center of the baseball universe.

The 121st edition of the Midnight Sun Baseball Game will be held in Fairbanks, Alaska on June 19, 2026 at 10pm.

The Nanooks are the Pride of Fairbanks. The team has a long-standing history, and the Carlson Center has captivated its fanbase.

The Sullivan Arena is an ideal place to break cabin fever or get some relief when it’s just too cold to play outside.