Frisco RoughRiders

We have always loved going to minor league baseball games. Luckily we have the Roughriders just down the tollway and they always have fun things for the while family. Also it helps that most of the time Texas Rangers players do a few rehab games before coming off the injury list.

Such a fun family-friendly place to spend a weekend. Bathrooms were clean, decent food, friendly employees, ample parking 👍

The stadium is probably one of the nicest minor league stadiums I've ever been to, complete with a lazy river area in the outfield. Admission is very affordable, and they run a lot of drink specials. They have lots of activities for the guests, including a playground, basketball court, pickleball court, members only concession stands, all you can eat options, etc. The 4 out of 5 is because the concession prices are very high. $9 for a souvenir 32oz plastic cup without the option to refill throughout the game seems ridiculous. You would think they would offer refills on that cup for even $3-5, which is still making them a fortune since soda literally costs about .10-.20 cents to fill that size cup. All staff we encountered well very friendly. Mascots are readily available for photo ops. I'd say it's a great night out with the boys, for a family, to have a group outing, etc. The team store is also quite large. Overall, we enjoyed the stadium and the game.

Great venue and perfect for a family outing or a baseball fan who loves an old school vibe . 3rd base side is out of the Texas sun which helps for sure. Plenty of concessions and parking available. Bonus the kids can run the bases after the game which was a blast to watch.

Fun , family friendly place. Great atmosphere. Convenient parking- $10. Ticket prices are reasonable. They have a lazy river that you can float in and watch the game- requires a special ticket. There is a grassy area that you can bring a blanket and sit on. Ticket-food-drink packages available. The food and drink prices range from $10-15. Popcorn was $7.50. Very similar prices at all stadiums these days. There is a nice merchandise store. During one inning, they offered half off women’s clothing. Lots of style choices. Some fun, on-field games.

By far my favorite place to watch baseball. Super quaint, no bad seat really, tons of food and drinks options and ample inexpensive parking. A lot of activities for children, so they are never bored and love going.

Very nice park! Plenty of concession items available. Some of them were closed when we visited. Maybe they rotate or open as there is demand. I love minor league baseball. Would return!

Tonight was our first time coming to a Rough Riders game. My real estate brokerage had a company-sponsored family night here and we had a great time! Our tickets were in the lazy river area and what a cool concept!! The food was good, drinks were good and the stadium is really nice! It's very quaint and my husband said the design was very nostalgic for him. Parking was a breeze and there was no long wait to get into the stadium. If you've not been to a baseball game here, you definitely need to try it. It was a great overall experience and we'll definitely be back!

This may be the cutest baseball stadium I've ever seen! I was so impressed the moment we came through the gates and took it all in. It felt like something out of a movie. I've never been to Fenway but compared it to that and my bff and I both agreed it felt a bit like the Padres stadium in San Diego. I love a good baseball game and this past Friday night was so much fun. We were surrounded by amazing people, a stadium that really felt like a close knit community. Our party was seated in The Tavern which was very lovely. Highly recommend. They have a swimming pool IN THE STADIUM and every Friday evening a fireworks show. I can't wait to bring my son to a game. I purchased gear about 5minutes after arriving knowing I'd definitely be spending more time here. All of the fun of a MLB game, minus the hassle of driving to Arlington and dare I say it soooo much more character than Rangers stadium. Far more charming than Globe Life. It's truly a special place. If you're looking for a 5 STAR experience in Frisco, this is certainly it!

Came here for a Banana Ball game and it was spectacular. This ballpark is beautiful, parking was fairly easy and we had great seats. During our game there was a bit of bad weather and I liked how keeping us and players safe was the top priority. Hopefully I get to come back to another game here.

My lady & her daughter and myself decided to attend a celebrity softball game.. the facility and the atmosphere was very festive and clean. The weather was fantastic. The game was a lot of fun and entertaining as well. God Bless ALL the veterans and service men & women that keep us ALL safe everyday. We were feeling a little peckish and decided to get some food. I ate it but, I think it was a sausage dog wrapped in bacon. Bun wa stale, dog was not very warm and the bacon was stringy. $40 to feed everyone is not unexpected but maybe open up some better food options when the park is open. Overall it was a great time and memories were made. Stay safe.

I honestly did not know that we had such a cute little stadium in Frisco! The baseball stadium is way smaller than the TX rangers, but so cute! The field has a lot of interactive activities for kids, and raffles/games for adults. The baseball field was very clean! Loved the fireworks at the end of the Friday games! Plenty of parking.

We had a amazing work event for my hubby's work. Family day for Web industries. So much fun and very family friendly .. roughriders won ! Bathrooms were so clean . Prices are not cheap but portions are a good size ... haha I couldn't believe that people were still swimming even though it was overcast and cool we will be back ! Little boy got lost and we made sure he found his mom.. that was sweet he couldn't stop crying .. but I reminded him we would find his mom and dad !

Don't sleep on this minor league team! The games are fun, and family friendly, and way cheaper than a Rangers game! The RoughRiders stadium and experience is great for all ages and they really do a great job of enticing you to come, with various theme nights, fireworks after the game on the weekends, a lazy river pool option. I mean the opportunities are endless. Check the website to see before booking your tickets. We went on a night they collaborated with the Mavs, and got some really cool Riders jerseys with our tickets. The food options are plentiful. Definitely get a loaded brisket baked potato from the Smoke House place, did not disappoint! But honestly they have lots of good options outside of your typical baseball fare. The mascots are great and lively and keep you entertained throughout the game as well. Definitely a fun day spent at the ballpark!

This is a really cool stadium if you have kids...there is a playground within the stadium fence! Our 4 year old loved the playground and lasted for so many more innings than he would have otherwise. The three mascots were great with kids and they also have a mascot dog that you can pet at the playground after one of the innings. Really cool experience and I highly recommend!

As a part a Solar Eclipse trip with my baseball traveling buddies of many years, we opted to see a double A minor game between the Frisco Roughriders (associated with the Texas Rangers) play the Corpus Christi Hooks (affiliated with the Houston Astros). Aside from getting into the City of Frisco and its loooooong traffic lights, parking around the ballpark is convenient and very close to Roughriders Ballpark. Watching a AA Baseball game is special because typically, the players here are at the beginning of their careers and no one typically has MLB experience so you are watching kids playing ball for the love the game and the outside chance of making it to "the big show" in the future. The vibe of this ball park is pure Baseball Purist Americana at its finest. First thing I noticed was the small town friendliness and sincerity of the ticket sales lady who walked me thru the ticket process without any stumbles or falls. Entering the ballpark was a friendly gentleman who scanned my tickets and almost immediately, I was awakened by the smells, sights and sounds of traditional baseball that brought me back to my earliest memories of baseball when I was a children living in Tacoma and attended a Tacoma Tides baseball game back in the 1970s when I was only 4-5 years old. I smelled popcorn, the grill cooking the Philly Cheesesteaks and the sounds of the pitches piercing the catcher's mitt as well as fun interactions between the fans and players and even umpires. I also enjoyed walking about the park and the the swimming pool in Centerfields was charming. Every staff at the field that I interacted with super hospitable to an outsider tourist such as myself. Had a wonderful time here and would come here over and over again if I were a local. Thanks to the Roughriders staff for a pleasant visit and experience that reminded me of why baseball is my favorite sport to watch.

Nice stadium. First time at a Double A game/stadium. Parking was easy, right by the stadium. Gates open pretty much on time if not a few minutes early. The mascots were waiting there to greet everyone. Most Fridays they have fireworks - which you get to watch from the on the field! Saturday they had select half price beers before the 1st pitch - they always seem to have different deals and stuff going on. Plus they have the lazy river in the outfield as well. The stadium had good vibes and atmosphere, like the old skool look. Had a great time, ended up coming back the next day. Good place to see the TX Rangers come and do rehab.

The best family and friends ballpark! They always have a lively filled day and the food is good - great hotdogs -

Yelp 100 Challenge 2023 #54 This stadium is home to the Frisco RoughRider Minor League Baseball Team. Food is typical for any minor league/baseball stadium. Hotdogs, Burgers, Ice Cream, Beer, Soda, Mix Drinks, Candy, and Peanuts. This stadium sits about 10,000 people not including their lazy river and lawn seating. Be sure to check their website because they offer different themed nights throughout the week. For example, every Thursday is adult only night in the lazy river with discounted drink specials. There is currently a family of four special going on which includes four tickets, four hotdogs and drinks. Lastly, Every Friday night game has a firework show. If you're ever in the area and there is a game, I highly suggest checking out a game. It's a great time and be sure to stay hydrated.S

I've been to games in Tulsa, Springfield, Kansas City , and San Antonio...ALL of which have far more entertainment and engaging activities, music during the games. I come for the fun activity and was highly let down here in Frisco. The characters have been sitting in seats 90% of the time, music very sporadically, announcements only second half. Plays are uneventful and not highlighted, celebrated half priced drinks more than a double play. No t-shirts being thrown, or small prizes. Seems like activities are bare minimum to complete sponsor obligation. Beautiful facility but doesn't make up for the vast lack of experience.

Great ballpark with throwback look! Plenty of food and drink offerings and nice water area for kids. Go Riders!

This is my first time back in about 7 years, but it's still a great and affordable activity for the summer. Located right by Ikea. Only downside you have to pay for parking but its $10 & drinks are pricey (but its expected at a sporting event)

Been going to their games since I can't remember, but the photos of my first RR cap and its original team logo might give you an idea of how far back if you are a fan of baseball trivia or this team. I've traditionally gotten a 10 ticket package for 10 game seat vouchers without the food option. Last few years I've been buying the "Holiday bundle" when the new people in the ticket sales department call going into December. Sadly they seem to all be replaced each year but the good thing is probably that it is because they are giving internships to sports related college majors but who knows. In any case it's a seasonal job and my ticket rep changes each year. Sadly so do the terms of the seat vouchers and their restrictions and after all these years I have been relegated to outfield seats. A point that seems to be lost in both the package promotion and the MiLB ticket system policy statements for the various classes of tickets and their promotions. My receipt shows that I bought the last 10pack on November 13th and it wasn't until I called end of February to get opening game day seats that I found out about being moved to the outfield. I asked for a refund to get my prepaid money back so that I can just buy seats directly area to my liking as I have sat in for years. Nothing happened and I had to call back again to get my one seat booked, in the outfield. I had planned on taking friends to opening day to promote MiLB games to people I know who are sports fans. But by then I realized that this was probably going to still be screwed up come gametime and I didn't want to expose my friend and his physically handicapped wife to standing outside at the box office window while holding up the line to get their next foray sorted out. Or worse, having to buy a full price day of game ticket so I can come in and wrangle with the back office of the ticket office at the window inside the ballpark where this garbage gets resolved. After I finally got nonexistent vouchers in the ticketing system reinstantiated into my account and got them to book my seat in the outfield section. I called on opening day to find out if the dismal rain forecast would involve a rain cancelation. Game is on despite heavy rain falling mid afternoon with more forecast for the evening. I ask if I can move a booked ticket for Tuesdays opening day to a dry Thursday and am told that they will need to call me back. In the interim I log onto MiLB ticket account and see my updated account status of no tickets, no vouchers, and no credit card on file. This after having gotten them to find my 10 seat package and install it to my account while booking an outfield seat for opening day a month prior. Alas I got no call back and now don't know how to plan or replan my evening for sitting in the wet and likely rain. Another call to the box office an hour later doesn't yield anything and for the second time this season I am ready to throw in the towel on this season's attendance. Good thing was in the 4th call my rep told me the manager of sales would call me tomorrow and work it out. Which was after the 3rd call where the rep who identified himself as Brooks wouldn't even grace my request for the name of the ticket sales manager. So I very much appreciated it when Danni called me to tell me I would be getting a call tomorrow from Alex, since we thrashed around with this the whole afternoon and it was now the end of the business day before the Opening Day game that evening. Long and short is that it took another hour and 15 minutes for the Group Sales Manager to cave in and give my fees back for the 10 ticket voucher pack because after hours of time on tne phone trying to resolve their failure to put ticket vouchers into my account and keep them there without them being deleted, I was done with MiLB games for the season before it even started. The team is great, I enjoy the stadium and the distraction of watching the games. Being jerked around, told BS, not listened too, and total miss from miscommunication for something they have been doing for a decade but keep changing the details of, we'll... with that I have issues. This is a new thing for the ticket sales people and they need to address some informed and training issues. It's a shame because the players and games are good. I dearly hope your experience is better, whatever type of seats you buy. If this is how it works for a long time fan, we'll, then it's going to be Ice Hockey for me this year sans baseball of MLB or MiLB.

Have a whole concession stand dedicated to season ticket holders with no one in line but every other concession stand is packed. Talk about losing out on revenue. I'm all for supporting season ticket holders but to take up a prime location with no one in line is a dumb business move and hurts the employees from a tip standpoint

Minor league baseball in all states, shapes, and forms is such a fun local vibe and is highly underrated. Not sure if this was the normal mid-summer thing, but we scored pretty choice seats a few rows away from the front, toward the dugout. The night ended with some surprising and well-received fireworks. 10/10 highly reccomend.

After reading a few of the reviews, I wasn't sure what to expect. Had I known today was Education Day at the park, I would have picked a different game and time. Could tell the kids didn't give a damn about the game. All they wanted was out of school. Up and down and moving around until they all finally left at the top of the seventh inning. Oh well! In spite of the kids, I had a blast. Had never been here before. Yours truly is coming back again for sure. As I knew it would be, two bottles of water cost $10. Nothing I can about it. Made them last throughout the entire game. Twelve years and I'm finally catching a game. Don't wait as long as I have.

DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, STILL THE BEST FUN YOUR FAMILY CAN HAVE AND YOUR MONEY CAN BUY... Always impressed with how well the marketing and operations teams here execute against creating a fun and unique experience. Excellent every time! Texas Ranger fans, pass on that industrial sterile Globe Life stadium and be sure to get your family out to the Frisco Rough Riders this year for a true and traditional baseball experience.

Let's start out by saying that I've been to almost all minor league ballparks (except one,due to a rainout) and for the 3 games I've attended in Frisco (in separate yrs due to the fact I live in NV) the game day experience here is top notch period! Upon entering the main gate behind home plate,you are greeted and welcomed,without the hassles of security poking thru your belongings--like they do in other places!! Once inside the stadium,the layout is so different then at other minor league ballparks by way of stadium design,where in Frisco,the suites are set in separate buildings,unlike at any other facility. Next up lets talk about the game day experience,which the PA announcer is top notch and the video board with the great sound system makes me really jealous of not attending more RoughRiders games!!! Great job to everyone in the RoughRiders organization.

What a great place for adults and children!! We just had our 7 year old's birthday party here at the lazy river and it was our best party yet. Mikaya was awesome at planning the party and very personable. I highly recommend her and the Frisco Roughriders for your next big party or just a simple night out.

This is a great place for kids of all ages and anyone who likes the feel of "old ball game" era mixed with a modern hipness of the 21st century ballpark! From the decor, the music, the fun foods, the activities before during and after the game, the fireworks show at every game - there is truly something for everyone! FRR doesn't miss a beat! There's even a cool pool and lazy river in the outfield (extra cost of course and must be reserved in advance). Definitely a must if your a fan of baseball games or just introducing little ones to the sport! Check out Sunday night tickets specials "Rudy's 4 for $40" tickets - great seats at a discount!

All of the reviews I see are from years ago. Here is a 2021 update. The facility needs updating and more attention. Look around and see that the water fountains are "out of order." In the Men's room on a weekday night with a very light crowd, there are no paper towels at 6:30 ... way before game time. This is no longer Dr. Pepper ballpark as they no longer are a sponsor. This used to be a lively, fun, family oriented place to be. What seem to be left are a small number of hard core baseball fans. The guy near me was keeping score on paper. Hard core for sure when all the information is on the scoreboard, which is really nice. Hopefully this will get better. The team is fun to watch as there are prospects with major league potential playing. This night, Bobby Witt Jr. was playing for the opposition. He is a first round draft pick for the KC Royals and former Colleyville High player. Some of the fans were certainly here to see him. His Dad played for the Rangers.

This is a conflicted review.... The baseball operations and park, 5 star effort! The food at our "all you can eat" picnic area in left center field....well seems several people weren't feeling well after the game and the next day (I was one of them). Thinking they weren't following best practices with the food as it sat there a good hour before we were let in. I took a star off... Love that they give free parking to Lexus owners. No doubt they will get the 5 star review back on our next visit. Parking was very easy.

Minor League baseball feels like everything that is traditional about America wrapped up in a single experience. Families, friends, company parties...they're there. Hot dogs. Flame-grilled burgers. Dippin Dots. Mascots running through the stands and the suites, giving hugs. Silly songs. Accessible players. This is what baseball used to be. This is feeling like you are just hanging out, watching friends play. It's not crowded. It's not beer spilled down your back, cheap seats that are so far away you need binoculars. These are good guys, playing a good old game and having a good time doing it - and making sure you do, too.

So you book a suite with the RoughRiders in April for a corporate event, pay in full, then the Corona virus causes the RoughRiders to cancel all April hospitality service. Your event is screwed and everyone is banding together to help out...everyone except the RoughRiders. They are offering to reschedule for June or July 2020 but since that doesn't work for us, they are now offering dates in 2021...no option to cancel the event with a refund, not even an option for a cancellation fee (remember they canceled us). In the environment that we face and the fact that RoughRiders canceled us, I think this a tremendous mistake to not show any flexibility in this policy. This was to be our third year in a row with the RoughRiders, I don't think Bloomin' Blinds will be booking again out of principal.

Such a great ballpark. But one of the worst food concessions I have ever seen, and Ive been to a bunch of minor league parts. I had Teddy tickets and traded them in to regular tickets. I will eat before game. You guys need to step it up. More variety, desserts (not Dippin Dots). Ive been a loyal fan for several years. As I said great park and atmosphere. But horrific food and variety.

Do your children hate going to games because they don't want to sit for hours? Do they think baseball is boring? Then be sure to take them to the Dr. Pepper Ballpark. It's a fabulous place for children! Rock climbing, bounce houses, games, and option of sitting on the grass instead of seats makes this place a fun time for all--not to mention the food and drinks and other activities throughout the games. You get to enjoy the game and your children will have a ball--no pun intended!

This experience has gone downhill each of the past 4 years. What used to be amazing is at best average and at worst frustrating. Don't get any of the special tickets - they are not worth it. Lines are long and menu is very limited. Two of the lines didn't even have food on opening day! With the poor Rangers farm system, the players aren't very good either. Just get the cheapest tickets. The founders club used to be amazing and now it is worse than the old Teddy Express.

Go to many games a year. Great time. Relaxed clean newer ballpark. Easy in, easy out. Have a beer and a dog.

A great night at the ballpark! My son and I recently attended our first game here. It won't be our last. We had an amazing time. The facility was absolutely beautiful. I found the staff to be extremely helpful. We loved being able to play catch on the field before the game began. We also loved being able to sit on the field and watch the fireworks after the game. It was truly an amazing experience. My only complaint would be that it would be nice if you did not charge to play in the bounce house in the playground area. Food options appeared to be plenty though we did not partake. There was a great selection of merchandise available. Our hotel (Drury) was a minute walk away which I also highly recommend. Room 616 has a view of the ballpark from the window.

Opening night!! One of best and definitely the most family friendly ballpark I've been to. Two playgrounds, fun, varied adult beverages, a mini-fairground, lazy river, nice seats and affordable tickets. Big game feel, small-town touches. This is our third game and second season coming out. If you can get a ticket package of some kind, do it! Either food or a cool souvenir are usually included. (Today was a skinny nylon RR backpack - small but nice). Bring your friends or family - it will be a nice night.

A Thursday must go! Party at the yard is awesome and a great crowd. Center Field is 21 and older. Dollar beers good trucks and giveaways. They have hand crafted jewelry and raffles. I entered a raffle and won autograph Dallas Stars hockey puck ands Dallas Cowboys gift bag all for $20.00 in raffle tickets. They have corn hole games and a DJ.

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME!!!! We went on a Friday and after the game they let the kids go on the field and watch fireworks. This is how baseball is depicted in the movies with that good hometown feel and it is provided here. This is our favorite place to go and we can't wait to go back each and every time we leave.

Went here with friends. The food was pretty good. Didn't have much variety.. They had lamb(yuck) not roast beef or ham upstairs.. The game was nice and the company was fantastic.. I would go back to difiently see a game..

Great ballpark. Since it's Dr. Pepper Field, they only serve Dr. Pepper soft drinks. I like Dr. Pepper, so OK. It's a great minor league team and in the backyard of the Texas Rangers so there is opportunity to see the big leaguers on rehab assignments. Lots of promotions and schtick like you would expect from a minor league team. It's in the suburbs of DFW with Dallas Cowboys training facilities across the road.

Of course this is a great place to check out. Great for any occasion with friends, family or dates. If you go on Thursday nights they have dollar beers and on most weekends they do fireworks. Tickets are reasonably price.

Just on the north end of the Metroplex live the Frisco Rough Riders, playing in a jewel of a ballpark. The Double-A team played sharp, smart ball, and those people lucky enough to be in the ballpark w/ me saw a great game. Top of the 9th w/ a runner aboard and 2 out, a Corpus Christi batter tagged a rocket to straightaway center. The wall reads 409 feet, and that's where the CF caught up w/ it. At 408 he jumped, caught the ball and fell right on his butt, ending the inning and the rally. In the bottom of the ninth, Corpus Christi intentionally walked the bases full, and unintentionally went 3-0 to the lineup's leadoff hitter. At 3-1 he drove the ball deep into the RF gap; even if the OFs weren't playing in, they'd had no chance. Thanks for a great night out in Frisco, RoughRiders!

As much as I worship at the alter of Rangers baseball, until they get out of Arlington I simply cannot get out there, no matter how good they are. The Frisco Roughriders, however, are perfect in so many ways. 1. The Dr. Ballpark is beautiful. Not a bad seat in the house although I think you should really be trying to sit behind the plate (it's just $20!) to see the whole field the way it's intended to be viewed. 2. Great, affordable ticket packages with all-you-can eat burgers,chips, hot dogs, popcorn and drinks. 3. Great teams. Texas has one of the top-rated farm systems in all of baseball, meaning you get to see a ton of top notch stars like Elvis Andrus, C.J. Wilson, Mitch Moreland and Alexi Ogando before they hit it big w/ the Rangers. This season I had the pleasure of seeing several future stars in Engle Beltre (who can run like the wind and play CF as well as anyone), Renny Osuna (who led the team in hitting and stolen bases), Tanner Scheppers (who quickly made the jump to AAA-Oklahoma City) and Martin Perez (kid is just 19 years old!). 4. Great staff. I've yet to encounter a person who wasn't friendly and helpful. 5. Fan friendly. Before every game, the Riders have two player signing autographs an hour before the game starts. At the end of several games, they allow kids to run the bases. The Riders really go the extra mile to ensure everyone has a great time.

They apparently think the time honored tradition of keeping score is no longer acceptable at the dr pepper ballpark. I have been going to game here for more than 10 years. I am disgusted today. No score keeping sheet in program

Easily the most attractive and functional ballparks I've ever been to, and it doesn't hurt that the baseball team is good, too. Looking around, I felt as though I was watching a baseball game among the parapets of the Kentucky Derby. These guys out-draw all other teams in their league, and are the highest AA team in ranks of success with attendance, so they must be doing something right. There's seriously not a bad seat in the house. Regardless of the stadium seating, the decks above them, the patio in left field, the lawns of the outfield, or I mean really... the Kroger pool zone?! Yep, can't be disappointed in that at all. Plenty of parking available before the fact, too, which adds to the ease. I highly recommend looking to the Founder's Club Tickets- These tickets include great seats, as well as all you can eat and drink options from four different venues. Its one heck of a deal when you justify that they have Sonny's barbecue down the right field line. We'll be back for sure, as they really know how to put on a great game.

WTF!!!! I was at the Frisco Roughriders game tonight and between something like the 2nd and 3rd inning they had a junior "dance team". Well, I didn't know where to put my eyes. These little kids were on top of the dugouts shaking their asses and tits like they were strippers. If this is what they call "family entertainment" then I live in some sort of perverse universe. If I had a daughter of that age, there's no way she'd be shaking herself around like that. Maybe some of these girls will take up and think "omg, did I really do that at Roughriders Ballpark" but then again, I expect they're probably destined to work at Hooters, Twin Peaks, or some strip club. I hope I'm never subjected to that sort of "entertainment" again. This was a very disappointing occurrence on what should have been a nice trip to the ballpark.

Love attending games with my kids. Great family environment and great atmosphere. The Beer is cheap especially on Thursday and there is a great view wherever you seat. They frequently have Groupon with free gifts with a hotdog and drink.

Great experience! Ron the usher was beyond friendly and made us feel welcome while showing us the ropes. Great to see someone that loves their job and goes the extra mile. We were using founders club tickets which I must say are the best deal I've come across. Everything was included (Food, Drinks Seats and Hat) for one price and was a bargin. Great place to take family, friends or even a date. The whole fan experience is much better at the Ranger's Minor League affiliate than the Major League team.

What an amazing little ballpark! I was staying across the street so I moseyed over and bought a ticket. It's definitely a SUPER kid friendly place, but not at the expense of an inferior adult experience. Great food and drink vendors, beautiful sight lines, and it's got a lazy river! How can you top that?!?

This is a great way to get out to see baseball with your family. It's affordable, fun and in a fantastic location if you live in Addison, Plano, Allen, Frisco or McKinney. It's located right off the North Dallas Tollway just pass the 121 inter-change (right after Ikea). I've been very lucky with receiving Founder's tickets, which allows unlimited eating & drinking (sodas, beers & wine) until the 7th inning. You can also make reservations at the JC Penny's club and watch the game from their dining deck. Their menu changes weekly. We are usually sitting along the 3rd base line in the shade. Everyone is super friendly. I've never received bad service at a game there. The suites there a comfortable with a/c and has seating outside your box. They will also bring you anything you need to the suite boxes.

I visited this park after receiving tickets for "free food and drinks", It is close and I thought, why not?! I was actually pleasantly surprised by my experience. The food was good and the park was beautiful! Very clean and neat. Everyone working that we encountered was kind and our experience was great. Great, fun, clean baseball with great food and good drinks. I would certainly visit again!

What great venue! I have been to several minor league stadiums this by far is the best. Avoid the lobster roll food truck it as good but pricey

Fun night out. Good food. Good atmosphere. Nice family outing. Enjoyable for all ages.