Maimonides Park

I stumbled upon this park on my way back from the pier. It's super cute and well-maintained. I especially love the stairs – they're so clean and inviting. It made me want to check it out again during a game. Plus, I passed the 9/11 memorial and got to share some history with the younger folks. Definitely worth a visit

So fun and what a beautiful park with the rides and fireworks as a backdrop. Some of the food is much cheaper than a major league park but the drinks are about the same

Made a trip out here on a rare Monday game. I'm a fan of minor league baseball and always look forward to seeing a new stadium. The park was clean and the staff, from the moment we entered, were very friendly and welcoming. The gift shop, which was a nice air conditioned spot to escape to, is two stories and had a lot of variety from all the Cyclones' alternate uniforms and logos. The food was standard ballpark fare, although there were many booth/carts that weren't open the night we went and there were items on the menu at the open windows that they didn't have. It was likely expected to be a low-attendance game, so it makes sense to not have everything open, but it was still a bummer and the only small knock on what was otherwise a great experience.

Maimonides Park is a true gem in Coney Island, offering a fantastic experience for baseball fans and families alike. Home to the Brooklyn Cyclones, the park provides an intimate and enjoyable atmosphere where you can watch exciting baseball games up close. The seating is comfortable, and there's not a bad seat in the house, giving you a great view of the field no matter where you sit. The park is well-maintained and features a wide range of amenities. The food options are diverse and delicious, with classic ballpark fare like hot dogs and popcorn, alongside local favorites. The staff are friendly and helpful, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors. One of the best parts about Maimonides Park is its family-friendly environment. There are plenty of activities for kids, including a fun playground and interactive entertainment between innings. The proximity to the beach and the iconic Coney Island Boardwalk adds to the appeal, making it easy to make a day of it with a game and some seaside fun. Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just looking for a fun day out, Maimonides Park offers a welcoming and exciting atmosphere.

Great place to watch the Bklyn Cyclones with great views, assortment of food and drinks at reasonable prices. Went as part of July 3 Rooftop Barbecue, had issues when we arrived to the roof, our tickets was scan, then told to go back down for the shirt and bobbleheads, when ticket scanned again was told ticket already used, took 10 minutes to get almost resolved, but was shorted one bobblehead that I paid to guarantee to receive. Fireworks was amazing, food was just OK , seems to run out quickly of some items even though suites attendant tried to replenish. Biggest area for major improvement is traffic control when leaving the park. Sat in the lot for over 1 hour, people frustration started to spill out. No one coordinating exit traffic, didn't see NYPD that is often seen at over venues moving traffic. Turned into a scary free for all. Got back home to Suffolk County pass Midnight.

Go Cyclones! Public transportation to Coney Island accessible. Parking available in the parking lot next to the stadium. Visit the beach, go on the rides, go see the Cyclones!

Great minor league park in an excellent location. Close to the subway, lots of other activities and places to eat.

They food was great. They had dancing and DJRay was amazing. They did a free salsa lesson too

Super fun ballpark to watch a baseball game at. Who would have thought watching a Brooklyn Cyclones game would be this entertaining? The ballpark is right off the boardwalk, only a short walk from the subway, with the rides practically an arms reach away. The beach is right there as well, creating a bit of a chill yet fun vibe at the park. Food options are expensive, so it is best to just leave them alone. You are better off eating before the game. If anything the whole experience is Coney Island personified into baseball.

On June 1st, 2024 from 11 AM-5 PM, TWU Local 100 had their Family Day at the scenic Maimonides Park, in the heart of Coney Island, adjacent to all the big rides. It was an unforgettable day of fun, camaraderie, and family bonding. There were live performances, Union softball, bouncy houses, face painting, balloon animals, virtual reality pavilion, exotic animals, food and snacks, and giveaways and raffles from vendors. The space was used very well and everything was very organized. The parking lot right at Maimonides Park was for vendors only. TWU Local 100 employees parked in the parking lot on Surf Avenue between 21st & 22nd streets, just a few blocks down. There were portable toilets and a restroom trailer set up throughout the park. Prior to leaving, I checked out the baseball stadium and used the restroom there. The stadium is a good size and was clean.

Visit Date: August 19, 2023 I came here with my friend, my dad, and my son for a Brooklyn Cyclones game. It's like your typical stadium, except there are cheerleaders at a baseball game which is interesting. You can get overpriced food, overpriced souvenirs and watch the game. It's not a bad stadium, I love baseball games so I enjoyed it.

Came here for a game with my boyfriend's family to support his nephew's school. While we are not baseball fans, it was a fun night. Looking around it doesn't seem there is a bad seat in the house. I do know they do more than just baseball here. Definitely affordable for a family to see a game. Food was cheap too and wasn't your typical "stadium prices." We got a free baseball hat when we entered as well. That was a surprise. Staff that I interacted with was nice and the bathrooms were clean.

Here for the home game of the Brooklyn Cyclones. They were giving out Christmas theme bobble heads and Santa Claus greeted us in the lobby. We were seated in the fourth floor rooftop deck. Watch out for foul balls! Overall, it was a good time, the beach and amusement park was nearby. There was a storm during the game but, there was a rainbow afterwards. There's parking there but, get there early! It's based on availability.

Easy to get to by subway. Tickets are dirt cheap. A small ballpark, so all seats are great. Decent chance of catching a foul ball. Plenty of kid friendly stuff -- Face painting, run the bases after the game, and stadium giveaways. Fireworks after most Saturday night games. Arrive extra early and experience Coney Island: New York Aquarium, Original Nathan's, Boardwalk, Coney Island Circus Sideshow, Beach, and more. I would give it four stars but concessions are terrible. There are always terribly long lines for food and drinks. You will miss multiple innings waiting in line for food.

This was our fourth Brooklyn Cyclones game. I love this ballpark. There is not a bad seat in the house. Although we had great seats! Four rows back, just a little behind third base. Great view! Unfortunately we didn't win, but it was still a good time. I don't find this ballpark expensive at all. Compared to others this is definitely a bargain. Especially the seats. We got free bucket hats at the door! (LOVE THAT) The sound system is great & the staff is too. If you are a baseball fan & are in the Brooklyn area go check out the Cyclones. Two thumbs all the way up!

Maimonides Park (formerly MCU Park) is a small ball park that seats about 7000 people. It's more than baseball. Rugby and Soccer as well as music concerts are some of the other forms of entertainment. It's located on the Boardwalk at Coney Island. It's a cozy concert environment. Newly renovated and renamed in 2021 it is better than ever. Naturally I have wandered around on many occasions taking photos. I especially enjoy the huge sculpture of Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese. Also on the grounds of the park there's a beautiful dedication to 911. There's the title Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance on this memorial wall. It also says Brooklyn Tribute Walk. It's better to see the 911 Tributes and the Jackie Robinson/Pee Wee Reese Sculpture in person. If you visit Coney Island it's just steps away from the ball park. If you have the opportunity to attend an event at this park you shouldn't be disappointed.

Maimonides Park (formerly MCU Park) is the minor league baseball stadium on the Coney Island boardwalk, where the New York Mets-affiliated Brooklyn Cyclones play. The stadium can also be rented as an amazing location for events. We were there for my son's graduation, not a game, and it was really an amazing, one of a kind ceremony. While not a typical graduation venue, we couldn't have asked for a better location than this with an incredible view of the Coney Island amusement park as a backdrop. With 7000 seats, we had plenty of space, and while it rained a little, attendees were advised to come with umbrellas and adapted. After the ceremony, we walked to the boardwalk just outside the stadium to take photos on the boardwalk and beach. The pretzels and Nathan's hot dogs from the concession stand were fantastic. This is a great place for a unique event venue or a family day of fun at the boardwalk and amusement park, followed by a game. Events. From their website: " Concerts, Graduations, Birthdays, Team Building and...Oh Yeah, Baseball Too. The Ballpark on the Boardwalk is the perfect setting for baseball...of course. But you can turn our house into your home by renting the ballpark for any number of events. The stadium has hosted events ranging from graduations to weddings, from Bar Mitzvah's to corporate team building activities. Plus college, high school and youth baseball, as well as rugby, soccer and football. We've also hosted concerts featuring Grammy Award Winning artists like Mumford & Sons, Daft Punk, Drake, Jay-Z and more." Inquiries for events can be made at https://www.milb.com/brooklyn/ballpark/rent

lines were real long took almost the entire game to get a hot dog and a beer and only had one casher open

It's always a pleasure to visit this park and watch the Brooklyn Cyclones play. What can beat very, very affordable baseball with a backdrop of the ocean and the neon lights of roller coasters? Every seat in the ballpark is good and allows for a good view--there are no bad seats. The seats are all comfortable enough and the stands are well-maintained and clean. Food offerings are okay. Be prepared to wait on line FOREVER, just as at the two MLB ballparks. We were sad that once again, Arancini Bros was MIA. The pizza, though "custom-made" with toppings of our choice, was soggy and slightly gross. Nathan's fries were deliciously salty and greasy. The only downside was that the women's bathrooms were very gross and didn't seem to be cleaned. We stayed for a Girl Scout sleepover and three or four stalls were locked (presumably by an errant Girl Scout or two?) so that there were very few toilets were available for use. This resulted in a rather disgusting situation and the floor was so filthy that nobody was able to crawl under to unlock the locked stalls. We look forward to returning to watch another Cyclones game.