Stadium Reviews

Fans walking into Sioux Falls Stadium are greeted by a large sign over the entryway that reads “Welcome to the Birdcage”, and the Canaries branding continues once you are inside.

Does baseball on an island work? Dave and Paul examine the truly unique phenomenon of FNB Field, home of the Harrisburg Senators. Grab a beer and take in the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views. ⚾🏟️

It could be easily said that a West Michigan Whitecaps game is a party with a baseball game going on.  It’s an affordable way to spend a fun afternoon or evening.

Despite being in use for over a decade, Constellation Field still looks and feels like a brand-new ballpark.

You won’t go wrong seeing a Great Lakes Loon baseball game at the Dow Diamond, and you’ll do it for a reasonable price all-around.

From the moment you walk through the gates at Blue Wahoos Stadium, you know you’re somewhere special.

Catching a Lansing Lugnuts game is a highlight of any visit to this capital city in the spring and summer.  The Lugnuts deliver a fun, family-friendly baseball experience at Jackson Field at an affordable price.

In the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views, the guys go streaking. (Well, thankfully not really!) It is off to Day Air Ballpark, home of the Dayton Dragons, owners of the longest sellout streak in professional sports history! The streak is well over 1,500 games and 25 seasons. What is it that makes Dayton such a success? Grab a beer and check out the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views!

Explore UPMC Park in Erie—home of the SeaWolves, where ballpark traditions meet fresh upgrades in a lively downtown setting

Minor league baseball returned to Portland, Maine in 1994 after a 44-year absence.

The Eastern League pulled a bold move siting a franchise in this city. Steeped in baseball history, a track record of success hosting independent baseball, and a strong marketing connection with the New York Yankees. It all comes together with a comfortable, if not extraordinary, baseball experience here in Somerset.

Dave and Paul head to the plains for a look at the Omaha Storm Chasers. This MiLB team used to share a venue with the College World Series, until each went their separate ways. Has this been a good move? Grab your favorite beer and take a settle in for the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views. ⚾🏟️

Riders Field is a beautiful “Park within a Park”, utilizing different pavilions for concessions separated by a dirt and tree-lined concourse, creating a series of interconnected spaces.

The Aberdeen IronBirds moved to the Baltimore area in 2002.

When you introduce a new design element into your ballpark and no one copies it, does that mean it’s a failure? Huntington Park has many elements that you won’t find anywhere else in the minor leagues, and while you may debate their effectiveness, there’s no denying that this is a quality minor league facility.

Even if you consider their sellout streak to be over, support for the Dragons in Dayton remains strong. Often cited as an example of a ballpark that spurred economic growth in an urban neighborhood, Day Air Park continues to be the center of activity in downtown Dayton. Recent and planned improvements will ensure the ballpark’s viability for another quarter century and beyond.

Synovus Park blends the charm of a historic stadium with modern amenities. The original design of the grandstand and roof remain largely untouched, preserving its nostalgic appeal.

After a somewhat longer than brief hiatus Paul and Dave are back! The return of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views heads into Red Sox Country ... for a Blue Jays Affiliate! How can they make this work? Grab a beer and join Paul and Dave for the latest episode of Stadium Journey's Obstructed Views for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats at Delta Dental Stadium.

The Driller organization creates a gameday atmosphere that is fun and interactive. With exciting music playing when the gates open and staff members, plus Hornsby the mascot, posted near the gate to greet patrons.

My father never a fan of baseball, but for one afternoon in Hudson Valley, New York, he was.