Hiram Bithorn Stadium

Saw a World Baseball Classic game here, at this beautiful, 20,000 seat capacity, 65 year old ballpark. Not a bad seat in the house. Plus this game is not played for money (players split very little), but for National pride. We had a great time.

Stadium holds 18,000. The game against Ponce drew a very small crowd. I had a seat on the 3rd base side 10 rows from the field for $14. A well played game in the San Juan Senadores home stadium. Heavy traffic in this area because of the huge Plaza Las Americas mall.

What a gem. Spacious, clean, great food and drink, lively atmosphere. It's going to be rocking for WBC '26.

We had a great time at the playoff games. Go Crabbers!

It was closed, but we only went over to see the statue and grab some pics. Hiram is possibly in the Familia, and my aunts wanted some pictures. I will say that they are investing in the stadium, so next season should be awesome. There is a lot of work going on right now. Inside and out. I won't say that we saw the inside because they were closed (wink wink).

The entry for five people was $190. Expect long lines during your visit. But it's fun. It's a seasonal thing for the Christmas holidays in Puerto Rico.

They made some renovations that makes it a World Class Statium. New restrooms also and a turf that it doesn't matter if it rains, you can still play. They hosted the 2026 World Baseball Classic and it was awesome.

Good love the stadium

The field needs work, the roof looks like it has seen better days and the bathrooms were that of a dive bar! Old, need repairs but has some charm. Reminded me of my childhood attending our old local AAA stadium. The mural are interesting, the senor paleta is delicious and I love the fact that they have waitstaff working the stadium! Worth a trip to how they do it down in Puerto Rico! (Also, it was interesting to see the scouts)

I am here to watch my son's baseball team compete against other visiting groups. The stadium is strategically located in San Juan, allowing an easy commute to and from your destination. There was food and drinks served during this event.

I'm a baseball fan and watching baseball in Puerto Rico was on my "bucket list." My wife and I went to see a postseason baseball at Hiram Bithorn Stadium (Los Indios de Mayagüez vs. Los Cangrejeros de Santurce) with our 3-year-old son. The stadium is very basic, a couple concession stands and one merchandise booth. The baseball stadium can accommodate about 10,000 people, however only about 2,000 people were at the game. Food options were limited for vegetarians, but concession prices were super reasonable. $18 to feed a family of 3. Ticket prices were extremely reasonably and ranged from $6 to $12. Parking was only $1. Amazing!