Constellation Field

Good stadium with atmosphere and space for the family to have fun. It’s well set up for young families. Parking isn’t ideal as I came on time but had to pay to park on a grass area. They should expand the parking. Food options were standard fried baseball stuff. Overall was fun and ticket prices were reasonable.

What a wonderful field. First time going and had a wonderful experience. Wednesday night was cheap hot dog night. They also had dogs out there, so funny being your dog in hot dog night. Cute except the one, they're always had to be one unruly fan. 😆 Staff was friendly and worked well. Loved seeing them take a take a garbage sack and collect trash. I would definitely go again. Was nice seeing Jon Singleton play up close and personal. Loved all the parking easy in easy out.

Great stadium. A lot of really cool areas, all with great views. Plenty to distract you & your kids as well. My thanks to Caira & Anna in the team store going the extra mile to help me out. The CF to LF seats along the OF fence stand out as unique.

Such a beautiful baseball stadium all around. The cleanliness has extremely improved over the past year. Very important at this family friendly ballpark! Will be back many times!!!

First time here. Had a great time watching the Aviators vs the Space Cowboys game on Sunday. I enjoyed their hot dogs. The gift shop has a nice variety of different things to support both the Houston Astros and the Space Cowboys teams. I recommend this place for a family outing. Great atmosphere.

Enjoy this venue. Easy, cheap parking. Clean bathrooms. Enjoyed a Space Cowboys game. I think if you attend often, the bottomless options for drinks and popcorn are a good value. Easy, fast entry as well.

All seating can see the field good. The staff is very nice. We enjoyed the constellation field by ourselves. On tour we were able to go in the dugout, and all the suits. We learned about many of the pictures that were around on the walls and the big Ring. They played a movie for us on the big screen and catered to us.

Great Time with Family ! Plenty of seating, fun amenities, food, beverages, and gift store all available. Great place to have company picnics.

So, I took some of my favorite little people here for their first in person baseball game to see the Space Cowboys and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves. We arrived a little earlier than the start time of the game to experience some of the kid friendly factors. With our earlier arrival, we all got free hats and other little goodies. Additionally, we got fairly good parking with our early arrivals for a small cost of approximately $10. For our tickets, we got the family package, which was a really good deal. The package includes four seat tickets, four hot dogs, and four drinks for a little over a $100. While there, we also opted get some delicious Italian ice (3), which was about $32. After the game, the kids got to run the bases, which they thoroughly enjoyed.

10-STARS ACROSS THE COSMOS! The Space Cowboys Stadium: A Galactic Gold Standard in Family Entertainment Buckle up, because this isn't just a ballgame--it's a full-blown interstellar experience. From the moment we stepped onto the grounds of the Space Cowboys' home turf, we knew something magical was in orbit. This venue doesn't just host baseball--it launches memories into the stratosphere. Let's talk crew--because everyone, and I mean everyone, deserves a standing ovation. From the sharp, courteous security team, to the unsung heroes keeping the restrooms spotless from first pitch to final out (major props to the janitorial wizards), to the ever-smiling, ever-hustling concession staff--this place runs like a well-oiled spaceship. Special shoutout to Ella and Alberta, whose bright energy and kind smiles made each food stop feel like a hometown diner. The Space Squad? More like happiness astronauts. They don't just entertain--they inspire. Whether it's turning my child into a junior announcer, giving my youngest the honor of launching the game with a heartfelt "PLAY BALL!", or running the most joyful inter-inning games this side of the galaxy--they pour rocket fuel into the crowd's energy, all with the kind of positivity that feels downright otherworldly. And then there's Orion--the cosmic heartbeat of this ballpark. He's not just a mascot--he's a legend. Whether signing autographs, cracking jokes, or checking in on kids like an intergalactic big brother, Orion's presence elevates the whole atmosphere. Every kid in that stadium walks away feeling like they've just met a star (because they have). The Space Cowboys themselves? Heroes in cleats. Not only do they play hard with heart and hustle, but they do so while connecting with the community in ways that defy gravity. Photos, signatures, giveaways--even handing out broken bats to lucky fans! This is the kind of interaction that forges lifelong fans and future players. They don't just play for the city--they play with it. The amenities? Family paradise. Jungle gyms, grassy areas for cartwheels and impromptu games of tag, batting cages, and countless photo ops--it's Disneyland meets Field of Dreams. Every inch of this venue says: kids are welcome here. And let me not forget the crown jewel of the press box: Mr. Garrett Greene. With genuine kindness and warmth, he gave my son the experience of a lifetime as a junior announcer. His presence was calming, encouraging, and unforgettable. Thank you, Garrett--you turned nerves into confidence with nothing but grace and a headset. In a world where customer service is often automated and authenticity is rare, the Space Cowboys are a shining supernova of excellence. Every person, every smile, every interaction is purposeful, joyful, and deeply human. We only bought a quarter season package-- special thanks to Mr. Daniel Pavloske, thanks for working with us to make it possible. It's clear we purchased a lifetime of memories. Thank you for showing my family what true community magic feels like. Final Verdict: This isn't just baseball. It's spaceflight for the soul. (and then some!)

I never really had the desire to head to a stadium before, both the Astros and Constellation Field are about the same distance from my home. But once my child was old enough to enjoy it, we gave it a try, and gosh, I'm so glad we did! We bought $14 lawn tickets and paid $10 for parking. Even better--children three and under are FREE. Best $24 I've ever spent! If you have kids, the lawn is PERFECT. There's a splash pad and a playground right next to it, plus plenty of nearby spots to grab food and adult drinks. We brought a bathing suit to change in and out of, and it worked out beautifully. My son got a ball from the bullpen and made fast friends with other kids on the lawn, it was honestly dreamy to watch them all play together. We bought food and drinks, and I was blown away by how reasonable the prices were compared to Daikin (Minute Maid) Park. I didn't feel like I was getting price-gouged at every turn. And the game itself? So fun! In my opinion, the players really give it their all, as they are working hard for a chance to get called up, and you can feel that energy. To top it all off, we got to play on the field after the game! How cool is that? If you've got kids, this is an absolute must-do. I can't wait to go back! Tip: Check the stadium's website before you go to see what you can and can't bring in.

Went to the Sugar Land Holiday Lights show at Constellation Field. Expensive. Two comments: 1. The security is a joke and a waste of money. I emptied my pockets to go through the metal detector. My pocket nail clipper which also has a tiny 1.5 inch blade caught the attention of the security man who refused to let me in with it. After limping back and leaving it in the car, I went through the metal detector. I HAVE AN ARTIFICIAL KNEE AND I CARRIED MY ALUMINUM CANE THROUGH THE METAL DETECTOR, WHICH DID NOT TRIGGER! So, the sensitivity of the metal detector was set so low that it wouldn't even detect large pieces of metal - but also wouldn't make the guards check people with the wands - it would be a shame if they actually had to get up. I doubt the metal detector would trigger on a small firearm or a large pocket knife. The police should check this out. It is a potentially dangerous situation. The security guards need additional training and be allowed to use common sense and judgement. 2. Accessibility is poor. There was a very narrow stairway to get onto the field, and it was difficult for my wife and I to travel up and down (she also has an artificial knee).

Constellation Field is where the Sugar Land Space Cowboys (formerly the Skeeters) play. It's been on my bucket list to see them play for years and I finally checked it out with some friends on a Saturday afternoon. Parking is easy in their large lot. In judging this experience, I think it's appropriate to compare it to seeing an Astros game at Minute Maid. As you would expect, there's going to be a difference in the quality of the action as we're comparing minor league to the big leagues. However, despite that, you have some definite perks. You can sit a lot closer to the action as the games aren't as popular as Astros games. You're going to be paying less for tickets and concessions. The food options exceeded my expectations. So did the drink options. Karbach has its own stand and Eureka Heights even has their own special beer made for the Space Cowboys. It's a family-friendly stadium with playgrounds and plenty of areas for kids to have fun. Which makes it a good choice for a family outing. If you're looking for a more chill experience compared to the Astros, check out the Space Cowboys. They often have giveaways and themed experiences so check out their schedule to pick out the one that strikes your fancy.

Very nice Park and surroundings. Enjoyed the ball game during Pride night. All affinity groups represented AHF today. Great atmosphere and staff. Had a great time watching the game. It's been awhile since I've been here. I would recommend coming out if only to chill.

My friends and I purchased tickets for the Sugarland Space city cowboys game. We were lucked out because it was a doubleheader since they were making up a game that was postponed months prior. Now did we sit there for 6 hours to watch 2 games? Nope, but we were able to catch the last few innings for the first game & was able to enjoy the entire 2nd game. Coming here the parking was pretty full but we were able to find a spot easily. Parking fee is $5 prior to game day & $10 on the day of the game. What I like about this field is you can see everything even if you're sitting at the grassland area. There are no seats in the park that feels like you're sitting in the nosebleed more so because it's small. They have a fairly decent amount of food to choose from the food court. Service is much more friendlier than Minute Maid park but at the same time they're not dealing with 30K plus people. The food court has your typical hot dogs, pop corn, peanuts, hamburgers, chicken tenders, beer & I think they serve snow cones as well. Prices are more reasonable and not crazy like MMP. Overall, it's a nice place to go on the weekends to watch your space city cowboys play. Service is good and greeters are friendly. I'll be back for one more game before the season is over.

I will be in the SW Houston area for a while, and I was looking for something to do on Friday night. Someone recommended taking in Space Cowboys minor league baseball game at Constellation Field. I figured, why not? I got a ticket for a Friday night game choosing to include the buffet along with my ticket, so I was in the Regions Bank Club. The folks at Constellation Field really know how to put on an incredible spread as a buffet for a baseball game. The food options were far more than your basic hot dogs and hamburgers - carved prime rib; shrimp po boys, roasted brocolini; sauteed onion mash potatoes; nacho bar with ground beef chili or smoked brisket; brisket coney dogs topped with coleslaw; salad station; dessert station; Blue Bell ice cream / sundae station; popcorn machine; fountain drinks as well as iced tea. I am sure I left some things out, but as I had mentioned, this was not the buffet style I was used to going to minor league games in Northwest Ohio. Service was amazing, and it reminded me of the top quality staff at any Disney related stadium in Southern California. The stadium is very well kept and clean. The individuals working in the ticket office are also very helpful and accommodating. I thought with there only being one way in and out of the stadoum, leaving after the game was going to be a nightmare. To the contrary, it didn't take long at all. I haven't been to a baseball game in a hot minute, but I actually liked the idea of the batters or pitcher having the ability to request a review of an umpire's call on a pitched ball. The strike zone is illuminated on the massive scoreboard/jumbotron out in center field, so everyone can see if the pitch was a ball or a strike. The umpire behind home plate was spot on with his calls, and I do not recall him needing to reverse a single call during the entire game. There were plenty of things going on in between innings, keeping the fans engaged. One of my favorites of the evening was the "Simba Cam" where a parent would hold their child high up in the air in hopes of being shown on the jumbotron. There were also giveaways and a 50/50 raffle that was well over $1,000, so taking half of that $ home would've been very nice. The Sugar Land Space Cowboys defeated the Las Vegas Aviators 4 - 0. The bonus? Friday night fireworks display sponsored by Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers. Constellation Field and the Sugar Land Space Cowboys provided for a very enjoyable evening. Thank you!

Oh my gosh the greatest place to see baseball! I had never heard of the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, so when I saw them listed as a free attraction on our Pogo Pass I wasn't expecting much. Boy was a wrong! The drive from Spring was totally worth it! 1. Our team is GOOD! So fun to see the minor leagues in action 2. Clean, beautiful field and amenities 3. Splash pad and playground for the kids, close enough to keep an eye on the game 4. Great concessions and swag! We'll be lifelong fans now, and get to enjoy two free games a year with our Pogo Passes! Such a steal. **I used code NDSALE and got our passes for only $49 each at pogopass.com. We get to go to cool places all over Houston for a whole year. Without them I would have never heard of this fun team! OH...also make sure to go on a night with a free giveaway. We've gotten bobble heads and jerseys this year!

Came here for a Taco & Margarita festival except there was only one location you could get either of these. The best part was we paid $10 for parking. Thank goodness the tickets were free since you also have to pay for the tacos. The field and stadium were really nice and well taken care of. Star off for the splash being off because it was hot as hell and my child wanted to try it out.

I could either drive downtown and try to watch an Astros game with the inconvenience of the downtown hustle and bustle or.... I can enjoy a night out with my family and watch a Space Cowboys game with my family and end with fireworks all in the comfort of my home, Sugar Land, TX! I never have a bad time when I'm hear, my son loves to play in the play area and the food here is not bad! I would say on par with most ballpark food! I love this community because they support the local community and it's honestly something that brings a great past time to the sugar land area! Highly recommend coming out for a night to cheer and watch fireworks in a Friday!

My husband and I LOVE baseball and got married at a Triple-A baseball stadium so we have a soft spot for ballparks like Constellation Field. We never visited when the Skeeters played here but LOVE that the Astros minor league team does now! We came to a couple games this year, late in the season... we wish we came sooner! This place is AWESOME! The stadium is clean, concessions are plentiful, love the playground and splash pad for the kiddos, a virtual batting cage and so many different areas to sit around the stadium. The staff are amazing, for the most part. We once had an issue with a rude bag checker at the gate but aside from that, everyone was great. Love the promotions. Our first visit, we all got in for FREE because the kids participated in a Space Cowboys Summer Reading Program where they each received 2 free tickets!!! Our next game we bought a family 4-pack which included 4 hotdogs and 4 sodas for $44. Other promotions we hope they keep are dollar dog Wednesdays and Goodwill donations receive a free ticket. (We definitely want to come more next season!) Pay for parking online ahead of time... it's only $5 versus $10 if you just come. So yes... this place is awesome, and might I dare say, I almost like it *more* than an Astros game. Crazy right?

Great venue! Not a bad seat in the house. Always a lot of fun entertainment on the ball field and in the stands between innings. Parking is a breeze.

The Sugar Land Space Cowboys have horrible customer service. It was my first time to go to a game. I paid over $60 for 2 tickets. I got the confirmation email and headed to the park. When I arrived at the gate I handed my phone to the man with the scanner, showed him my email and he scrolled through the confirmation email and could not find a barcode. He said there was nothing he can do and refused to let me in. So we left. I called ticket services and although they found my tickets were purchased and said the man at the gate should have known how to access the barcode, they refused to refund my money or even give me 2 tickets for another game. I have headed marketing and public relation for several companies and events for years and I would never not allow a customer to receive a refund or ticket replacement when it was a mistake by my own employee.

My mom told me if I wait for some things then like good things will happen to me dude. And I waited for some things and got dollar hot dog night, hell yeah. So it just goes to show that waiting for things is like worth it. But like there's a lot of bad things in this world dude, like flippin skunks dude? Hell no! Scratching your eye but it still itches dude? Hell no! The flipping cubs dude? Hell. No! Like getting paid not a lot of money for flipping working! HELL NO! BUT DOLLAR DOG NIGHT, AT THE SPACE COWBOYS GAME? HELL YEAH! HELL. YEAH BRO! HELL YEAH! DOLLAR HOT DOG NIGHT BRO, AT THE SPACE COWBOYS GAME HEEEELLL YEAAAHH!!

Pretty cool and unique ballpark! I've been here a few times, all for baseball games, especially when they were known as the Sugar Land Skeeters and now the Sugar Land Space Cowboys. Gotta support the Houston Astros Triple A Affiliate! This place has very unique aspects to it, such as a water play area in center field, the green lawn area in right field to sit and lounge, the ongoing events they have throughout the year (like Christmas lights in December), and the updated renovations to the venue. The staff are nice and friendly, and the atmosphere feels very much like how a baseball stadium should be. It's convenient for those who live in Sugar Land, but if you live a few more miles out, it's worth a drive to come visit this ballpark! All outdoors only as well... we've been spoiled with Minute Maid Park with the roof closed all the time!

I can't believe I've not yet reviewed this baseball field, which is really nice among the minor league versions. First, though I've sat near the home plate area every time during my multiple visits here, there's really not a bad seat in the house. And no seat will break your bank. Parking used to be free during the days of the independent league Skeeters, but it's not terribly expensive since MiLB took over and the Space Cowboys were born. Bathrooms here are clean, and stalls are plenty. Concessions are also decent, though typically pricey. (C'mon! You want more than 50 cents for a PEPSI product?!? Ugh!) The hot dogs here are good -- better than a lot of ballpark dogs. I love that all condiments are in packages, because there's not a line at the mustard pump and I can just grab and go. Importantly, the folks working the counter were polite. There was one old grumpy dude in the bathroom -- an employee -- who wanted to lecture me about the stalls that are labeled as handicapped. When I questioned him and asked him if he wanted to follow me to the parking lot to see my handicapped placard, he wanted to end the conversation. I'm not sure that he expected a Boomer to respond to his grumpy self. But I digress. Maybe he was having a bad day. I just didn't want him to ruin my good day. Maybe next time, I'll buy him a beer. And there will be a next time. Baseball is life, in my view, and the Houston area is so fortunate to have such a fine team/facility to enjoy the minor league action. Constellation Field truly is one of the better minor league facilities out there.

I just visited the field for my first holiday lights with my two kids (4&2). It was a neat setup and I enjoyed that the lights went down onto the field. It was fun to be able to walk along the bases and outfield and view the various light displays in addition to the main level lights. We didn't venture into the carnival section but it didn't seem too busy. There were a handful of items to do so I would suggest waiting to get those tickets in case you are interested instead of pre purchasing them. I do recommend seeing the holiday lights at least once if you are from or visiting the area. I am definitely going to try and catch a game here the next time I'm in town and the stars align. The seating seems so close the the action that my kids might enjoy this over a major league game!

Pretty Lack Luster. Rude People Work Here. Wouldn't let my kids color in peace, complained about our strollers and actually went and physically touched our property by moving our stroller without asking us first. The stroller had important baby items in it. Major Violation. Moms watch out!! Never ever experienced something like this before! It's a free coloring area but if you don't pay for Santa pictures don't expect these ladies to be jolly and cheerful whatsoever. Pass on this event.

Yelp Elite Event: Houston's First Annual Halal Festival! First and foremost, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Jando and the Yelp Elite Team for extending their gracious invitation towards me and my four guests! I absolutely enjoyed this event as I am a huge fan of Halal cuisine! We were lucky to be on the VIP Guest List because the lines to enter the event were obnoxiously super duper long! I felt honored to be able to enter the event early and enjoy some of the venues before the mad crowd! Gosh, I don't know where to start! There were so many different venues that ranged from coffee shops, jewelry shops, clothing shops, food venues, 360 Photo Booth, Moonwalks for the little children, paintball and laser tag, and lots of delicious halal cuisine! My family and I visited several venues which included the Pak Man Truck, Mama Thai Lao Fusion Venue, OMG BURGERS Venue, Gryo Republic, Creatopolis, Qahwa Coffee Shop, N Scarves, Pak-Indo Grocers and Halal Meat, and more! My husband's favorites were the Mama's chicken wings from the Mama Thai tent and the Mad Dog from the Mad Dogs tent, my daughter's favorite was the Potato Samosas and waffle fries from the Pak Man truck, my grandson's favorite was the OMG Smashburger from the OMG Tent, and my favorite was the yellow rice and chicken with cucumbers, tomatoes, jalapeños, and onions from the Gyro Republic Tent. However, I thoroughly enjoyed my Hubby's mad dog! It was sinfully and wickedly delicious! The waffle fries from the Pak Man truck were downright and utterly delicious!!! They were seasoned and fried to perfection! We also had the OMG chicken sliders which were very tasteful and flavorful! Regretfully, we did not have the opportunity to experience the Halal cuisine at the Primitive Brisket tent due to the highly intense super duper long line, lol. It was ridiculously super-sized long and the sun was not having any mercy on us, lol. My daughter and I bought a few items from the Creatopolis tent, a small female business owner. She designs hand made jewelry and arts and crafts. She has a plethora of trinkets ranging from paintings, resins, crochets, key chains, fancy soap dispensers for your bathroom, bracelets, earrings, glass art, glass mugs, and more. You can check her out on social media instagram @the.creatopolis and Facebook @the.creatopolis There is plenty of parking available if you arrive early, however late arrivals were parking across the streets and walking to the stadium. As my family and I ended our visit and were exiting the stadium, we noticed that the line grew outrageously long from the time we'd arrived around 11:00 am vs. 3:00 pm. The line extended from the stadium out to the streets where you enter the parking lot. It was ridiculous! I give many thanks to Jando and the Yelp Elite Team for the perks that we receive as Elites! Being on the VIP was an honor! We did not have to fight with the large crowd to get to the front of the line. We were able to enjoy the venues without the busy human traffic. It was amazing! We absolutely enjoyed this event and experience! We look forward to another Halal Food Festival Event next year!

Since the Space Cowboys and AAA ball took over, this place is happening! Wednesday was dollar dog day - I mean an awesome dog for $1. The concessions are well staffed and they are so polite! The cost is even less than Skeeters days. I'd you haven't tried it lately, Do!!!!!!!!!!

Hosting "The First Annual Halal" I look forward to seeing how this evolves, However we are off to a really great start, with plenty of vendors from jewelry, clothes to the healing satisfaction of a full stomach. I got here a little early to beat the crowd, thanks Jando and Yelp! Nevertheless the crowd is steadily growing. They have bounced houses and play areas to occupy the little ones and plenty of food as well. My favorite of the date is a the PAC-Man food truck coming through with their Potato Samosa, Fried Pickles and Waffle Fries.

First 2000 fans get a replica ring. Gates open at 5:30, we stand in the one single file line at 4:30. Around 5 they start a second line, so tons of people that should've gotten a ring missed out on it and tons of people that shouldn't have gotten a ring did. They very obviously were not prepared for the amount of fans that showed up early to get a ring, but this was by far the most disgusting way of handling it. I'll never by a ticket to a game where they're only handing out a select amount because of how incredibly poorly ran this stadium has become.

Constellation is a nice modern minor league baseball venue. Sugar land is not too far away and the parking, seating, and food are all ok. Definitely a more intimate seating arrangement which makes for a better time..if you like to watch minor league baseball. Certainly family friendly which most minor league venues are. The Club level food was mediocre. It supposedly varies from night to night? We had lean brisket, wings, nachos, chicken sliders, Mac/cheese, hot dogs, brownie/cookie bites, and Small Blue Bell ice cream cups.

I wanted to watch a Skeeter game. I visited there on June 24th, 2021. I paid $12 for the ticket. The parking was $5. It was very reasonable. It was hot. The day was around the summer solstice. The sunset was very late. My seat was not covered with shade. Anyway, I had to buy soda for $2. I found " $1 hot dogs day"! Good deal! I walked around the park. I saw a kid playground, swimming pool, basketball court, etc. This park is very family-friendly. Sadly I was single.LOL. Skeeters lost. But I really enjoyed the game. When I was a kid, I often watched Tokyo Yomiuri Giants games. It reminded me of my childhood! I saw a team store. I found a lot of " Astros items". Now, Skeeters is an Astros 3A team! Go Astros and Skeeters!

Update: I got ahold of the GM at Constellation Field and he was absolutely appalled at what happened, stopped me mid sentence to ask "They did what?!". He stated that he wasn't sure why this wasn't immediately escalated up to him when I made the Special Events Director aware on Monday. He expressed complete shock and made it clear that that was not correct procedure and he would be taking a look at the footage to figure out who it was working that night. The call ended with him thanking me for making him aware of this and that he has some work to do. I am so glad that this was the end to it and that action is going to be taken. Thank you all for your words of support through all of this! My family went to the Sugar Land Holiday Lights Sunday December 17, 2023. While we loved the event we unfortunately had a very scary moment when we first entered the event that could have been completely preventable. We got there early and were waiting for the gates to open at 6, while waiting one of the front gate security people pointed us to the far line since we had a stroller. Once the line started moving they told us the stroller couldn't go through the metal detector and asked my husband to come over to the side gate while I was opening my bags for them to search through it. While I'm still two or three people away from going through the metal detector I look over and see one of the security personnel open the gate, push my husband aside telling him he needed to get back in line for the metal detector and then took the stroller WITH my 7 month old still in it and closed the gate. I instantly panic and start telling them they have my daughter and generally freaking out over this stranger with my child who I'm being stopped from getting to. While I'm freaking out the lady going through the bags condescendingly says " Don't worry he has her." Prompting me to basically yell "Who is he, I don't know him!" I push past the guy in front of me and immediately go to my baby shaking and barely holding back tears. I went and found somebody who worked there, I was so shaken up I didn't get their names, and explained what happened. I told them it was absolutely unacceptable for their employees to be separating children from their parents without any warning. I completely understand that everybody needs to go through security and if they had told me what they needed to do we would have waited to send my daughter and the stroller through the gate until one of us had gotten through the metal detectors. He seemed understanding but as we were leaving I saw two more families separated the same way by the same security people. It is incredibly unprofessional and frankly dangerous to separate children from their parents this way. These security employees barely made eye contact with us before taking the stroller with my daughter still in it, what if somebody ahead of us had decided to say she was theirs, would that employee have known 100% that that was not her parent? As wonderful as the event was the only thing I can think about was the complete panic and fear that started the evening which is really unfortunate.

I LOVE coming here for the holidays! It's always a good time. The lights are always gorgeous and the light show is exceptionally beautiful! They have reasonably priced food, smores, cocktails, and soft drinks. They have a outside carnival that has games, rides, and prizes. Its always a fun time! The tickets are reasonably priced for this event.

Needed help from customer service and they went above and beyond! Love the size of this field and the mascot Orion is the best!!!

I came here a few times, starting with Marwin Gonzalez's 1st day on the team in 2021. This stadium isn't exactly fan friendly in a few ways as my friend had indicated since he's been to many Triple A games in his time. This issue is likely due to the fact that the team didn't start off as a MLB-affiliated team, but rather as an independent. It all started when we tried to buy tickets at the "ticket office"; however, this is a digital only ticket office and if you go in there, there are several employees but they're likely going to tell you to just go online and buy the tickets. The retail store is also kind of strange since they are not open prior to games, and when you do finally get inside, they didn't even have adult Skeeters jerseys, only kids jerseys. Seating is much better, since there is only 1 level for most fans, unless you sit in a suite but all seats provide a great view of the field, with exception of maybe the lawn. They are trying to be family friendly of course with their large playground, splash pad, and basketball court in left/center field. The concession stands are not consistent since I was planning to get bbq on a Friday night, but it was closed. This same stand was open the previous Thurs nite, then open the following Saturday. The dollar hot dog night is okay. If you like small tasteless hot dogs. They use the kid size dogs that night. The parking is $10 for most fans, which is okay and still less than most of the Minute Maid parking. There are a few lots, and I dont recommend parking at the one close to hwy 6, since you have to go over a bridge and climb uphill to the ballpark for the exact same price as parking 30 feet from the ticket office and main entrance. Be mindful after games if you're heading south toward 90 on stadium drive that trains pass by all the time and sometimes sit on the tracks for a while, you'll need to turn around and drive the opposite direction to exit along Hwy 6. Like Astros games, they have several promos pre-game, during, and post-game. You will see many fans wearing astros merchandise now as well. It's fairly easy to become involved in these promos as a fan as well, just look for the guest associates table and ask to sign up for one of them. You can either sit at your seat during the activity or come onto the field for the more involved activity. My friend and I were able to do both and one of us actually won one of the promos.

Went to the Brazilian Food & Music Festival this weekend. Although the stadium and fields are beautiful, it was not a very organized venue for this event. Parking was $5 and no problem finding a parking spot as the festival was not that busy. Tickets online were $12 and $20 cash only at the event which was pricey for what was "inside." It was so windy that some of the food vendors tents were being blown over. By the time we got there at 6:15 for an event that was scheduled from 12-11 PM, many of the food vendors had run out of food or were packing up to leave. In a country where most people eat dinner later, it seemed strange to have almost no food available at a Brazilian Food Festival at dinner time. So, delicacies like brigadeiros, pao de queijo, acaraje were not available. Even empanadas were sold out. We did sample a spicy jackfruit stew with a jackfruit crumble from Bio Raw Foods (which was great) and waited too long for cheese pastels that had a 25 minute line as they were making batches 3-5 at a time. The best part of the festival was the music and samba dancing. Watched several excellent samba bands and dancers and a samba dance school. The LD dance company also offered dance lessons and gave out cards for free dance lessons. There were also several assorted vendors like GOYA who gave out coconut water samples. They also had a wheel to spin for samples of dulce de leche wafers and other treats. There was a four foot tall tramontina pot.

Wow! They seriously did such an amazing job designing this field and keeping families in mind. They just renovated and put in a really nice playground and splash pad. You get to watch baseball while sipping on a drink and while the kids get to run and play...what?! Mind blown!

1 star rating due to the following: -EVERYTHING IS CASHLESS. I had come prepped with cash in hand for everything from food, beer and souvenirs. No place in the field would take my cash. They had reverse atms but I was unaware of that. Call me old (I'm 36) but I prefer cash! -Rude will call lady. Description is older woman 60s with white hair. You were rude to me and wouldn't let me in when there were other customers in your area and I had to lean into yours because I couldn't see anything on my phone. -Everything is pricy.

I have been here twice during Christmas to see the field of lights. Easy to locate. Parking is free. Order your tickets online then show them at the gate or you'll have to get in line and wait. I'm not sure if things changed since the first time I visited two years ago but this time I noticed there is a small carnival with rides, games and food at no additional entry charge. There were tons of vendors ranging from travel, baked goods and personalized ornaments to candles. They also have most of their concession stands serving beer, alcohol and treats. First thing you should do is follow the holiday path through the field to see all the lights. Look out for the showtimes listed to see the light show. After that venture off to the playground, basketball court or carnival and don't leave without letting the kids do the light maze. It's easy and super cute. My husband and I took our 15 week old and 18 year old stepdaughter and we all had fun. Nice way to burn off some of these holiday calories. I think this is the perfect activity to add to your families holiday routine every year. We'll be back.

Attended the 2019 Sugar Land Holiday Lights event with my girlfriend and our boys. First off, I was disappointed with how pricing for veterans works. It was $16 for regular tickets and veterans get $2 off. Most places that I visit allow for the veteran discount to cover all of the tickets purchased OR they have a maximum number that can be purchased. This venue only allows for the veteran, not their family, to benefit from the discount. Next, the holiday lights were nice and it was great for Sugar Land to team up with Constellation Field to provide such a cheerful display, but it wasn't worth the cost, in our opinion. We've seen more for around the same pricing. There was a small maze of lights on the entrance level, there was an area to enjoy S'mores and hot chocolate and you could even walk around the field, where the bulk of the lights were, but the biggest draw for kids was the freaking play ground and basketball court. I can't even understand why these areas were even open. It was chilly outside and the boys got caught up in doing something that they could do for free, one block from the house. My girlfriend didn't mind, because her grandson was enjoying it, but I wanted to see the lights and felt that this distracted from the purpose. A nice event, but I won't be attending again.

We always enjoy going to the baseball games. Food and drinks are good, great seats, decent prices, and most of the staff are awesome! I don't typically like to say negative things, but the man wearing the blue shirt that's the event coordinator, you need to tone it down. Yelling and slamming your hands on the seats to get people's attention is a bit extreme. I understand there are ruthless people and y'all want to go home after a long day, but just....chill out. Don't bring a purse. You'll Get it in more quickly

We love coming out here for games or other events. They have so much to do for the kids and you can't beat the prices. They have huge fans in the concourse area so last time we just stayed up top and watched from the last row since it was in the shade and you got a nice breeze from the fans. There is not a bad seat in the place and even the lawn is comfy. The kids love the splash pad and playground. It is definitely family friendly and they are very laid back here.

I'm not a sports fan. I hardly noticed Skeeters, except when they made news. Constellation Field is the home of Sugarland Skeeters. Lucky them. I'm in love with this stadium. I'm coming back more often. Few years ago, I was sitting on the rooftop of garage at Sugarland Town Center. Looking at this direction not knowing the Fourth of July fireworks was coming from here. I told myself, one day, I've gotta be there. Here. Today, I decided to give Constellation Field a try. I attended Diwali Mela - Festival of Lights sponsored by Masala Radio. It was lively. It was colorful. It was unimaginable. The facility was a great match for a festival with the venue. Not just kudos to the organizer but the stadium crew and designers. Concession level was filled with vendor booths. Concert was set in the center field. Dolby quality sound was surrounding among us. Complimentary WiFi was sufficient as I was able to upload Instagram videos. I didn't stay until finale (after dark) but I had so much fun. I'll be back for whatever that might be. **91st review of 2017**

This was the Taste of Louisiana Festival which I also attended last year in Sugarland. It was an opportunity to experience Louisiana cuisine here in Houston. Some of the vendors were local transplants from Louisiana and some actually came in for this event. There was a wide variety of food on hand for example: crawfish, fried catfish, stuffed bell peppers, boudin, gumbo, etouffee and many other dishes. There was also live entertainment for your pleasure. The event was held in Sugarland last year and it was in a smaller area which made it somewhat difficult to move around. I liked this venue much better,plenty of open space! This will definitely be an event I put on my calendar every year!

I wanted to buy Astros tickets for my husband for his birthday back in May but when I started looking into tickets, I decided to go a different route when I saw that they wanted $40 a ticket for bad seats. Plus, Minute Maid Park is just so far away from where we live. So, that's when I looked into going to a Skeeters game b/c we've never been and have always wanted to go. We went to a Saturday evening game in early June. It was hot but there was a nice breeze that day. Somehow, I didn't realize what type of seats I bought online because we were sitting in these cool, large, homemade rocking chairs that were in the shade and right behind home plate (for only $20 each!). It was awesome and the best part of the game, lol. I would definitely recommend sitting in those. The game was fun (not too long) and the Skeeters won! Throughout the game, we wanted to check out the park so we made a circle to see what all there was to do. And what we discovered is that this baseball park is GREAT FOR KIDS!!! There is 2 different play areas, a small but really cool pool and everything is looking over the field. There's a few bars for the parents and a really organized and well-stocked souvenier shop by the entrance. The only thing I would suggest is that you go eat somewhere before you come to a game because there are hardly any food options here and the few that they do have are funky. Like...I tried the "gourmet" popcorn and it was hardly edible. It was stale, kind of burnt and the flavor was very lacking. Plus, they advertise that one of the flavors they offer is cheese popcorn but nope...they did not have it. And the kettle corn is a joke! Definitely pass on the popcorn. So, just go out to eat before you come like we did, we went to Pappasito's which was less than 10 minutes away. Therefore, come here for a fun, family-friendly, good time! You won't be disappointed.

Great local attraction! A true greater Houston treasure for the family. They have a awesome bar "ice house" and a small water splash pad for the kids! I love the fact that they kept the kids in mind so that the parents can watch and enjoy the game. They also have incorporated an area to rent for birthday parties and other private events. That area even includes a small pool! I love the food choices and they are good !

This place is great. I've come here for a Skeeter's game as well as a few times for 4th of July. My experience at the Skeeter's game was awesome. I scored some VIP tickets at work, which took us to the Insperity Club (2nd level). Inside was all sorts of food, including hot dogs, pasta, roast lamb, salads, coffee, fountain drinks, etc. All of it was complementary with the VIP tickets/wristband that we received. The seats were great with the slight breeze on a hot summer day. Overall, a great ballpark. As for the 4th of July fireworks shows that I attended which did not include VIP treatment, the experience was still great. This is a very family-friendly venue and event, which includes moonwalks, mini-games, a merry-go-round, an area where kids can play in water and concession stands with friendly staff all around the ballpark. Seating is very complete - normal stadium seats, seats with bench tables for easy eating, round tables where the whole family can eat. The show includes cultural performances, musical shows from various bands and most impressive the fireworks themselves. Just a beautiful evening to celebrate our wonderful country. I am definitely going to return in the near future.

The food is absolutely terrible. It may look edible, but it is quite expensive and generally not very good. We just attended a Space Cowboys game on July 3 and ordered the Chicken Tenders Basket for almost $11. We had 3 broken tenders pieces and 1 small whole piece plus 6 or 7 waffle fries. On top of it all, the food was cold. The girl in the row in front of us had 5 or 6 big whole tenders plus 8 or 9 waffle fries. I guess it is a crapshoot what you get. We have had crappy burgers and barbecue on prior occasions. Our best suggestion is to eat before or after you go to a game.

Worst concessions. Two inning minimum to get anything. The staff are in no hurry to get you your order, and there is always a delay in getting stadium standards: hotdogs and pretzels.

Great little local ball park to watch semi pro and former pro American baseball players. The stadium is the perfect size and very kid friendly. $2 Rita's on Monday's $2 craft beers on Thursday's. $5 parking they have family value ticket packs too. For sure if you like baseball stop in. Get an autograph from the players and sit back and chill. PS kids zone. And pool and splash pad

Really nice location for a stadium. A bit tucked away from HWY 6, so that's kind of nice. Really thrown off by $5 parking. There was nothing on their website that said so. One of the employees ended up letting us in and trusted us enough to do the honor system. So we went to go to the ATM inside, but that didn't work. So... Great gate employees. Only had one problem with one employee at the concession stand. She just took her sweet time. Walking to get us food and drinks. Didn't even smile or say hello or anything when we walked up either. $9 for a souvenir beer cup and then $6 for a refill. I mean, not the best prices, but understandable. Last but not least, it was jersey night giveaway. Great first experience overall. Oh. Another thing. I noticed on the other side of our seats, they had a play area for kids for all ages. I find that very smart of them to include that.

Great time tonight at the constellation field Christmas lights. Beer tasting enjoyed by my son. Night for a snow cone instead of hot chocolate. Fun night with Dingo, dog night at the park

I don't care if you hate baseball, this stadium has something you will like. From wide open concourses to unique concession stands to an outfield determined to make you forget that you're at a baseball game, this 8,000-ish seat stadium is one of the best designed spots to catch some baseball. In left field, there's a picnic pavilion. Tickets are expensive at $35 (relative to $12 right by home plate), but you get a 2-hour all you can eat buffet with it. In left center, a pool pavilion. Yes, a pool in the outfield of an outdoor stadium. I've never been, but there always seems to be either a party or kids having fun out there. Centerfield features a playground and waterpark playground for kids to have fun. Right center is more for the adults, with Bud Light sponsoring a Tiki Bar. Right field is just a grass field above the bullpens. It's open seating, and you can have a picnic or just sit back and get some sun. The areas in foul territory are a bit more traditional, with thousands of seats designed to make sure that you never feel like you're far from the action. What's more, it's ridiculously easy to get good seats just about wherever you want if you buy online a few weeks before a Skeeters game. Best of all-- FREE PARKING. I don't know of any venue in Houston where you can go to a sports event and not have to pay for parking to park on site. The stadium has matured and has started to become a prime spot for local events, including a JJ Watt Charity Softball Classic, the Sugar Land Wine & Food Affair's Sip & Stroll, and more. I figure I'll be coming out here a lot more often in the future.

It's sad that such a great idea of having Halloween at Constellation field for the kids was disappointing the last the 3 hours were sold out. There were technical difficulties purchasing tickets online, so you come here and they are sold Sold out could have been posted on the website to avoid the long drive and long walk.

Constellation Field was definitely well thought out. We came for a Skeeters game on a Saturday night and were very impressed (with the field at least...the Skeeters didn't do so well...). Parking was easy and free, and once inside the stadium, it was clear that there wasn't a bad seat in the house. Don't worry if you can't get front row tickets...every seat is close to the action. The stadium was mostly pretty clean, but there was melted gum all over the floor where we first sat down (some is still on my shoes...), so make sure you look where you put your feet. I would recommend trying to get a seat on the first base line for an evening game in the summer, as the 100 degree weather and intense Texas sun was roasting everyone on the third base line at 6:30 PM. Even if you ended up with tickets in an inhospitable sunny spot, there were plenty of open seats around the stadium and no checking to get in other sections, so it was easy to move around. There are a few rocking chairs down the first base line in right field, and once the sun went down, those were the place to be. Great view of the game and super relaxing to sit in a large wooden rocking chair. We didn't get any food, but got a couple of beers. It's more reasonably priced than Minute Maid Park, but still somewhat expensive at about $6.50 for a domestic pint and $7.50 for a premium pint. There were some nice craft options (St. Arnold, Goose Island, and a couple of others). The playground/water park/etc looked great out past the outfield if you brought kids. After the game, they had a small Saturday night fireworks show that was perfect to watch from the rocking chairs. My only gripe was that they left the giant scoreboard screen on with the sponsor text. This screen was directly between the field and the fireworks, so you couldn't help but be blinded by the giant screen during the show. They definitely need to turn that off! Overall, it was an enjoyable evening, and definitely something to keep in mind for an inexpensive, relaxing time with family or friends.