Progressive Field

Tough loss today. Great ball park. Worth every penny, so many good people working there and a great atmosphere for "America's Pastime." If you're visiting during the season, go! If it's hot, be aware there are (currently) No Cooling Stations.

Progressive Field is amazing, one of the best spots to bring your family to watch America's pastime sport. The stadium is massive with a lot of amenities for food, drink, and comfort for the kids and adults. I've been here more times than I could even remember, and every time, it has just been a memorable moment. I love every aspect of this location, and you should, too! I couldn't recommend anything better to come do in Cleveland with you, your family, friends, or partner to just come down and watch the game. It is truly an amazing location, I hope you see the same when you come and see it for yourself.

What a beautiful stadium we have in our beautiful city!! So many choices for meals and snacks and drinks. Loved the energy! We had a work group and it was a perfect summer outing. I've lived on the east side my whole life, and still being downtown never is a let down and always a different experience.

Found myself with some free time in Columbus (first time visiting Ohio for this New York Mets fan!)... and figured why not drive 2 hours for a June day baseball game. The Heartland of America, indeed. Baseball history runs deep in Cleveland, and I loved just meandering around the ballpark, taking it all in. Fans and staff and overall atmosphere and experience were terrific... and the food was pretty interesting too. Be sure to ask about the free benefit of visiting the old Field Level Dugout. Only room for a few folks, but if you go perhaps in the middle innings of a slower game, you could get picked.

I had a blast at the Guardians game. They also had a very lively crowd as every seat was almost filled. I think that’s something we all want to see when going to different stadiums. The progressive field offered a lot more options in terms of food than other fields I’ve been to. If you’re ever in Cleveland and want to go to a good ball game, I’d recommend checking this out.

Ballpark #12 and there was a really positive vibe to watching a game here. Although, the ballpark had a few quirks. Finding there was an alumni signing at the Heritage Park was positive, but I didn't see any signs or advance notice it was taking place. The concession stand behind the bleachers only had one soda option at the start of the game. Later it still only had one soda option, but a different one. The fact you could get free refills with a souvenir cup was a real plus especially as it was so warm. Some areas had lots of staff but where I was sat in the bleachers there was no staff, which meant there was a steady stream of people from further back who decided they would sit wherever they wanted. However, nothing severely hampered a very pleasant evening at the ballpark.

There’s nothing quite like the energy at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Guardians! This retro-modern gem, nestled right in downtown, stands out with its unique tooth‑brush light towers, asymmetrical fence heights, and a backdrop of the Cleveland skyline that makes every seat feel special . Why it’s awesome: • Classic ballpark vibes meet modern comfort. Updated in the 2010s with “districts” in the main concourse—including the fan-favorite Corner Bar and craft-beer stalls—there’s a lively spot for every mood . • Local food & drink galore. Whether you’re craving kettle corn, ballpark eats, or a pint on tap, Progressive has you covered—with lots of local flavor to boot . • Standing Room fun. Snag a Terrace Garden or Corner Bar pass, and you’ll mingle with other fans while cheering from open-air drink rails—it’s social, casual, and downright fun . • Family-friendly features. From the Kids Clubhouse with crafts and batting cages to a mini ballfield, it’s a hit for kids (and charming for parents) . Hits & quirks: • The upper decks feel a bit tight—some fans mention less legroom and limited comforts like cup holders . • A touch of nostalgia lingers: those old container structures in right field are currently being replaced with beer gardens and gathering spaces . • The park has retained its historic charm, from statues of baseball legends to plaques in Heritage Park—great for soaking in Guardians lore . Fan testimony: A visiting Twins fan raved: “It’s a great accessible park… they’ve done a great job of keeping it updated.”  Another Redditor added: “NGL I just really love the idea of hitting baseballs into flower boxes.”  What’s new (and coming): • The ongoing “Progressive Field Reimagined” project introduces a brand-new Terrace Garden, enhanced open-air patios, and a dedicated beer-garden District along Carnegie and Ontario—set to debut gradually through 2025 . • Expect more drink rails and Orb seating areas where you can chat, stretch, and fan-conscious mingle . Bottom line: Fun, vibrant, and deeply connected to Cleveland—Progressive Field is more than a ballpark, it’s a destination. Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or just looking for a spirited night out, the Guardians deliver an experience packed with nostalgia, flavor, and lively moments. Just bring your wallet (it’s cash‑less), your appetite, and your cheers—this place makes every game feel like a hometown celebration! ⚾ My Must Do? * get there earlier and tour the Hall of Fame beyond centre field. Take in all of the history. * sample local craft beers at one of several vendors around the park. * take a walk up to the 500 level and hit up the corner bars and enjoy some amazing views of the city.

I had the most wonderful time a couple days ago watching the Guardians face the Blue Jays. The atmosphere is incredible and the staff and fans are friendly. I would have loved to see the fireworks after the game but I was trespassed in the 8th for ‘threatening peoples dogs’ (big misunderstanding, it was bark in the park night!) If you try to purchase tickets without the app they will sentence you to death

I have been coming to games here for years, and it is one of my favorite ballparks in the country. On this particular occasion, it was Memorial Day and the World Champion Dodgers were in town, so it was sold out! Even still, it never seemed too crowded, the lines were not that long (except for ice cream!), and the atmosphere was absolutely buzzing! Ohtani hit a home run on the first pitch, and that alone was worth the price of admission! My friend and I enjoyed beers, hot dogs, and peanuts, and there were so many stands that we never had to wait too long. The staff throughout the stadium were all friendly and helpful. We had great seats and even though the home team lost, Cleveland played a great game. I was actually surprised as to how many Dodger fans were in attendance! I suggest walking around the stadium and checking it out, there are many great places to watch the game from, and it's awesome to see people all having a good time!

Though I've not likely rated (most) of them in these annals, I've visited many baseball parks in my 50-some-odd trips around the sun. Progressive Field ranks as one of my favorites ... right up there with PNC Park (Pirates), The Ballpark at Arlington (previous home of the Texas Rangers), Camden Yards (Baltimore), Wrigley Field, and too many Minor League and independent parks to mention,. First, access to this place is tremendous. Granted, someone dropped us off on Ontario Street, I just didn't notice fans walking from miles away like I've witnessed at ballparks in the south. Access within the stadium is also excellent. I traveled here with my 80-something-year-old father, and elevators/escalators made things easy peasy for him. As a former journalist who spent many evenings in stadium press boxes, I'm sort of a mid-level guy. Sure, we could sit by the dugout or behind home plate on the lower level, but I'd rather see the action. Our 400-level seats were very nice. They're small sections with great views. The employees here were polite on our visit, except for one old, surly guy working the escalators who asked me "What are you looking for?" I responded "Our seats." He rolled his eyes and said "What are the seat numbers?" I responded "Now THAT'S the right question! And sir, this is a $200 event for my dad and me, so please don't ruin it by being rude." He pointed us in the right direction and didn't say another word. For Cleveland baseball fans, I feel your pain. (I'm a Texas Rangers guy.) But I hope you find some solace in your marvelous digs.

Cushioned chairs! My wife rates this park five stars just for the comfy seating. Overall, we had a wonderful night in a terrific stadium. Background Sat in lower deck first-base side for a Sunday evening mid-May game (nationally televised). Great sweatshirt baseball weather, clear skies, temperature in the 50's, albeit a bit windy. Sadly, the Phillies beat the Guardians of the Gal-, er, Cleveland-ers 3-0. Stadium I love downtown outdoor stadiums, and this one has a great outfield view of the city skyline. Impressive scoreboard. Great sight lines from throughout the park, even standing from the infield and outfield concourses. Did I mention the cushioned seating? These weren't Club entry either, just normal lower deck. The only knock I can find is that there's nothing really iconic or memorable about the stadium. Just clean, pure beauty. Food Three basic dogs are available, the classic, the all-beef and the bratwurst. The all-beef was by far the best. A great simple dog. No, we didn't sample the exotic toppings, missed out on the Froot Loops and pimento cheese covered Slider Dog. Otherwise, the standard types of ballpark fare are well covered. Saw several people around us having pizza as well as a few large plates of well-adorned nachos. What's Unusual Cushioned seats, by gawd! Every ballpark should have these! Summary I truly have nothing bad to say about our evening in Progressive Field. Well, okay, maybe the name should be returned back to Jacobs. But that aside, i find myself telling my inner ratings grinch that this evening really deserved a fifth star.

I had a blast at the Guardians game. They also had a very lively crowd as every seat was almost filled. I think that's something we all want to see when going to different stadiums. The progressive field offered a lot more options in terms of food than other fields I've been to. If you're ever in Cleveland and want to go to a good ball game, I'd recommend checking this out.

Another chilly opening day, but the Guardians brought home a win. Despite the weather, the stadium was packed and people were enjoying themselves. The Guardians definitely bring the community together. The renovations to Progressive Field were nice. There is more indoor space available to stadium goers. The decor with the jerseys and graffiti type mural were interesting. We took several escalators up from the ground level past bar/ food concessions all the way to the top. I imagine the indoor space will be popular considering the fluctuating weather in Cleveland. We love the ballpark and would recommend it as a place to see if you are a baseball fan.

I had an amazing time watching the guards play. The atmosphere was amazing . And I lucked up and got the perfect weather to watch baseball!

UPDATED REVIEW: I finally came to Progressive Field to watch a baseball game in September 2024. Infact, I went to two games; one on the 1st of September and another on the 18th of September. I received two free tickets to the 1st game that I attended through volunteering with the Cleveland Sports commission so I invited my friend Christina to join me for the game. For the 2nd game, I was set to buy my own ticket but the friend who invited me to the game paid for my ticket. FOOD - There are a few options including Barrio Tacos which appears to the more popular vendor. I ordered chicken Nachos without cheese during my first game but they were a messy option so I suggest that you just get a quick snack such as chips and a drink. I enjoyed my experience at both games especially with the nice weather although the second game was in the evening so it got a bit chilly for the 3 of us. If you enjoy sports then you should definitely stop by. The ticket prices are fairly reasonable.

Great American ballpark that's been recently updated. Excellent views from most seats. Prices are crazy for food and alcohol, eat or drink before you go!

Love, love, love the new beer garden at Progressive Field. Great place to find shelter from the rain/sun/snow. (It is Cleveland!). Picnic style tables encourage fan bonding. Plenty of screens around to watch the game or look out over the field for live action. Self order kiosks are fabulous. 4th level where the Terrace Club used to be. Plenty of beer and eats for everyone.

We are trying to visit all major league parks so excited to see our Minnesota Twins at Progressive Field. We stayed at a hotel downtown so it was an easy walk to the park. Didn't have to deal with parking. Entry was easy. We stopped to see their player tribute area which was well done. We walked around the entire stadium to check things out. I wasn't super impressed with the food offerings. We ended up getting a hotdog which was ok. I was hoping to find a brat station where the food is cooked as you wait instead of being wrapped in tinfoil and handed to you but didn't see a brat or dog station that offered that. Beers were plentiful. Our seats were about 4 rows above the visitors dugout which were fantastic. I was surprised that the attendance wasn't higher with Cleveland being at the top of the division. Overall, a nice stadium and outdoor environment that is fun to watch baseball

Highly recommend the high seats! We were in Section 561 and the view was stunning. The facility was very clean, and it was easy to get around between sections. The weather was perfect, the game was entertaining, and it wasn't overcrowded, which made for an all-around great experience. Lines for concessions were short, which was a pleasant surprise, though the prices were expensive--as expected at a stadium. Restrooms were clean and well-maintained, and every usher and concession worker we interacted with was super friendly and helpful. We took a Lyft to and from the stadium, and navigating drop-off and pick-up was fairly easy. Overall, Progressive Field is a great spot to catch a game, especially from the higher sections where the view really adds to the experience.

I'm a big fan of America's past time. It's on my bucket list to say I've visited every MLB stadium. Progressive Field is only my 3rd stop but it was fun. We got tickets at the last minute so we were high up but it was still a good time. I don't think there is a bad spot in the stadium. The Guardians fans were the most intense fans I've seen so far. Everyone got into the spirit which made the game more exciting. It may be because they were playing against the Yankees. Progressive field is a fun stop that you have to visit while spending time in Cleveland

Of all the ballparks, I love this one the most. I could say im not biased being a Clevelander through and through, that would be a lie. Same time, the vibe here is unmatched to any other field ive been to (16 and counting). Grab a bite/drink pregame on E.4th st, Many other local businesses in the area. Great local food vendors slingin tasty treats. Local breweries beer flowing like the Nile. Great views and an all around good time.

A day at the ballgame is always a blast. We tried to go to the team shop but do to construction it was moved outside of the stadium between rocket mortgage and progressive field.. it was super easy to get out but you will have to scan your tickets to either wait in a super long line to get back into the stadium or walk around to the front where there isn't much of a wait. Side note the vendors and progressive field staff were not all aware of these changes or that the main team store entrance was close for construction so they sent us walking all over. There is a fabletics store in the stadium but on complete opposite side of where we were sitting. We sat in section 159 row 1. We enjoyed picks with Slider, Onion, was able to see the players come in and out of the dugout which was so cool and my daughter's favorite part. The hotdogs are always a classic and were fresh right off the grill. We paid $67 I believe for 5 hot dogs 3 sodas and a bag of cheddar popcorn. I also had a white claw from one of the vendors which I believe was near $20 with a tip. Best part about our seats was that everything was near or could be brought to us. We normally sit in the kids zone/ family area where screaming and cheering seemed to be tolerated more because the looks and comments that people were giving my daughter were just sad.. We would still sit here again! And will be back for many more games to come

It's a beautiful stadium. There are plenty of options for food and drinks. There really isn't a bad seat in this stadium. It's well maintained and clean. It even has a small hall of fame area called heritage park. It's a lot of fun. I recommend checking out a game here.

Always a blast at the Guardians Stadium, plenty parking available if you are okay with walking and bring cash with you. If not, arrive early to utilize the garage. New renovations will bring more fun events at the stadium, still work in progress. On Sundays kids run bases and kids family day so plan ahead to spend longer day at the stadium.

Great view from seats. A bit under construction but doable. Beautiful day for a ballgame. Nice breeze and cross your fingers no rain today!!

Been awhile since I've been to a baseball game downtown. Progressive Field did not disappoint today. The Upper Deck seating has a great view of everything. The ushers were very helpful in getting to our seats and answering our questions. One thing that was a bit off putting was the find the Gluten Free concession stand. We were told 3 different locations until we did find it. An elevator person sent us to the wrong level. A more seasoned attendant was a little upset a newer employee was telling guests the wrong information. Looking past those, shame the Guards lost both games in the Double header. Still fun. Good in game entertainment both on the board and about the terrace. Signage very clear. The team shop being under construction is a bit of a pain, but it is easy to find and has all of the same merchandise. I hope to go back for the Cubs series or when the Reds come to Cleveland.

The second stadium my son and I visited on our Summer vacation. The stadium is very modern and has a lot of history of the Cleveland franchise through the stadium. We came on Larry Doby Day and got a free shirt. My son also caught a free T-Shirt thrown in the crowd between innings. The post-game fireworks show was awesome. We sat in the RF bleachers and had a great view. The stadium was packed, but the food/drink lines were never that long (even during a rain delay). Lots of beer/food venders also frequently came down the aisle where we were sitting. An above average overall stadium experience, but it doesn't quite rank up with the "best" we've visited.

Flew in from Los Angeles to watch a game here. Dodgers played so it made it more enjoyable. The Stadium is decent. Way more affordable than Dodger Stadium. The view is beautiful and the fans are great. Very friendly and they love their team. The food was delicious. There are different options to Choose from. I had Melt It. I was debating on wha to get and ended with a pulled pork grilled cheese. For my alcoholic drink I had a double shot of whiskey. That gave me a good buzz. For dessert I had their churro Sunday. I was a bit disappointed because it didn't look like a Sunday but it was pretty delicious and it looked amazing.

They say flattery is the highest form of compliment and Oriole Park's famed design is definitely noticeably influenced in the design of Progressive Field with its retro ballpark design and city views. The ballpark has a lot to offer similar to Camden Yards but is much smaller and at times "quiet" for a ballpark. Even when the scoreboard says "Make Some Noise", the Guardians fans only get as loud as the regular noise level at Oriole Park. Both ballparks have a kids play area and lots of food options, great views at any seat, and their own chants. You're allowed to bring food into Oriole Park, but not Progressive Field, tho their $1 hotdog and $2 beer specials and free soda refills are fair. I also like that their giveaways are for everyone including kids and they toss out many goodies throughout the game that keep the crowd engaged, but they seem to purposely skip fans of the other team - we paid for our tickets too, throw us some peanuts and cracker jacks! Otherwise the staff have been friendly!

It's the Jake. What's there NOT to love? Besides our team, the stadium itself has plenty of other reasons to visit. Food runs the gamut between traditional ballpark food to tacos, BBQ, burgers, and pretty much everything else! Tons of beer options and the stadium itself keeps getting better with lots of places to walk around and view the game from different vantage points. Go Tribe!!!

Greatest food on earth never let's me down. Love heritage park. Can't lie about the seating tho sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo compfy.

This was my first time at progressive field, and I had a blast! I felt like they had a good variety of food and drink options. I also really liked the layout of the field. Will definitely be back!

Always a pleasure at one of the best parks in MLB. Interesting food choices, fantastic people helping you in your section, and great fans.

Awesome place! I took my son on a road trip to Cleveland for his bday and we came to a game here. The only thing that went wrong is that the guards lost lol... but seriously we had an absolutely amazing time! This venue put our local sports arenas to shame tbh. Staff was wonderfully kind and helpful... before we even entered the field a staff member offered to take a picture of me and my son together! When I went to get food I didn't even need to ask for help; the staff instructed me how to grab my food and walk over to the kiosk and showed me how to cash myself out. When I explored the stadium before the game started, I accidentally tried to enter an area I guess you have to have a wristband, and the man working wasn't rude to me at all he simply informed me gently that I had to have this wristband. I ate a hotdog and sausage while I was there. I didn't love the sausage but the hotdog was darn good! It tasted exactly how I would want a "ballpark" hot dog to taste! The stadium was super easy to navigate and find our seats. Very clearly marked. Merch was thrown out to the crowd during many innings! The screen was clear and the speakers were crystal and the perfect volume! The sunset beyond the stadium was gorgeous! I could rave on and on about this field and I only wish it were closer because I would love to go to many more games here. But we will definitely be taking a road trip back sometime! Great job here all around!

Positive vibes...always delighted to be part of fans. Clean and accommodating. Great place to do business.

The guards are the best! Great beer and food- hooray for fat heads ! Mandels is awesome. Go guardians!

One of America's best, yet underrated ballparks... Simply put... You can't beat Progressive Field. The atmosphere, variety of foods/beer, and baseball entertainment is some of the best you're going to find. Wrigley and Fenway may get all the hype, but Progressive Field easily rivals them with everything it has to offer. If you're looking for a friendly environment and good baseball, CLE is a must stop. Caveat: Outrageously expensive - Expect to spend anywhere from $100-200 (easily) for two people, not including tickets.

Rating reasoning; + Downtown location + Plenty of social sections + Nice renovations so far - smallest capacity in MLB - needs improvements in certain areas A perfectly fine MLB ballpark but ranks low (I've visited 10 active MLB ballparks) due to lack of distinct characteristics. The entire ballpark is walkable with all the best concessions the city of Cleveland has to offer in the lower level especially behind home plate. The LF bleachers have cozy backs and offer an amazing view at the perfect height hovering above the field. The RF standing district has lounge space open to all. The middle deck in RF features a humongous family section with quiet suites open to all and playgrounds. The upper RF is a private party zoom whereas the upper LF is a standing area open to all. The concessions and amenities were really lacking in the upper deck. This is an enjoyable place to watch a baseball game. It would be nice if Indians merchandise was available year round instead of a minimal release annually.

My family decided to catch a Sunday 1:40pm game in July 2023. This is a pretty nice ballpark to watch a Guardians game. Today, they were playing against the Kansas City Royals. Both teams are kind of struggling in their division at the moment - but no matter. We found it was relatively easy and painless to pass through security and the lines were not too bad. If you don't have prepaid parking before you arrive, I would recommend going to the playhouse theater district (about a 10-15 min. walk) and paying the $10 fee for event parking on weekends. The local garages have plenty of spots available if you come early! We noticed the walk-up garage rates for parking went up to $30 just one block closer to the ballpark. Within Progressive Field, around the lower level perimeter between 1st base and right field, you can find a few local restaurant stands from different Cleveland neighborhoods (e.g,. Ohio City). Would recommend trying a few of their dining options - such as Kraut for bratwurst and seasoned sauerkraut. Seats were reasonably priced compared to East Coast ballparks.

We were lucky enough to be gifted tickets right behind home plate. It is a great spot to sit and be in all the action. My kids loved all the throw outs, being close to slider and getting a ball after the game from an ump. Also with the seats you get access to the club area behind the seats. It's a great place to go when to take a break from the cold weather. The stadium has lots of good options to select. We tried pizzas and a burrito bowl. My kids also loved the designated kids play area. They have an indoor/outdoor section with interactive games, a two story slide and other kids fun. Recommend coming early to see this since you need to fill out waivers before entering.

I was nervous to bring my now 2 kids to the Guardians game at Progressive field ( and on the 4th of July!) but it was SO fun! They have the best kids club for if the kids start acting up during the game ...it's a nice place with a slide and a whole floor of fun activities to keep them busy. My son is thankfully so obsessed with the "Gardens" that we didn't even get to go over this time around ! Don't let it be daunting to bring your kids to the game- this stadium does it right with having fun activities for kids to enjoy while still watching some baseball!

Three stars only because Angles beat the Yanks tonight 2022 ALDS game three. But in all seriousness it's a nice Stadium. I like how you can tower over the bullpen. I didn't really walk around too much although it didn't look like much to see other than the monuments. The outside was nice as well with a smooth process getting in. Fans were mostly nice, couple d-bags but all stadiums have them rotten apples. I didn't mind it personally, wish there was more trash talk between fans and towards opposing teams. My personal opinion, I'm in your home uninvited and you should be crap talking up a storm all game. One thing that really stood out was the PA system. Definitely needs an upgrade. Speakers are not big enough, not enough of them, volume not turned up enough and of all of the above. My ears were ringing after games one and two in NY and this was nothing. But overall happy to have game for an exciting game, despite the Yankees loss, and checked another stadium off my list of places to visit.

I'm an LA native so I'm comparing my impression to the best stadium in SoCal. The security is not super robust, I was able to take a small cross body purse in with no problem. The food selection is pretty limited but not too bad. I had chicken tenders with fries and they were average and enough to share with someone. Some of the vendors are cash only so make sure you have cash and card handy. It's a relatively small stadium and the tickets are very affordable. If you're visiting the area and want to do something chill, catch a game here. Every stadium has a different hype level and this one is a low energy atmosphere.

Ventured to Cleveland over the weekend and didn't want to leave without catching a Guardians game. Progressive field is an impressive ballpark. Concessions are plentiful and the space was constantly maintained and cleaned throughout the game. Just a hop and skip away from our downtown hotel, if I ever make it back to Cleveland I'll be sure to make a pit-stop here again and enjoy America's past-time.

Fun times at progressive field. Great day for a game in Cleveland. Perfect temp and great seats. If you're in the Cleveland area and you like baseball. This place is the best. Clean friendly environment. Lots of places to eat and casino right across the street.

I like this stadium. I have been here a few times. Decent concessions. Nice sight lines. Big enough concourse. Doesn't take long to get in through security check. Ushers are chilled not on the muscle like some stadiums. Really like the Hall Of Fam area. They do the typical in between innings entertainment. The hot dog race is a good one. My favorite is the 8th inning Hang on Sloopy sing along. O-HI-O

Love watching games here it is super fun the food is a bit pricey but the game experience is amazing

Love the tribe...Errh. Guardians !!!!! The stadium is amazing ! Rain or shine. The suite floor staff are class acts !! Thank you for always smiling and being awesome !!!!

Came here last season for a Cleveland - Dodgers night game that got rained out and rescheduled the next day for the first half of a now-double header. This meant that I showed up for a 7pm first pitch of the first game, came back the next day for the rest of the first game after yet another rain delay, and finally left after the final out of the second game at about 7pm. Exit in and out of the main gate behind the center field wall. Because of the small crowd due to the circumstances, I had a chance to walk around and sit in various seats in the first deck. I really enjoyed sitting in the row about the left field wall right on top of the left fielders. Nice selection of food and drink. Great place to watch a ball game.

We were in town recently and decided to pop in for an Indians game during 4th of July weekend. I'm not much of a sports person but this was a pretty fun experience! First off, get here early. If you're driving, there may be a little insanity but there are multiple areas to park nearby (and unfortunately you'll be paying a pretty penny for it.) So if you can Uber, I'd highly suggest that. The stadium itself is really nice and gigantic. It was easy to navigate around and even having nosebleed seats we still had a great view of the game. Plenty of places to grab a beer, food or souvenir. This is a great place to catch a baseball game while in Cleveland!

The Cleveland Guardians are an amazing team. They have plenty of activities for the children throughout the park. The food options are plentiful. The price you pay for things are a little on the high side. But. I believe all parks charge a stupid amount. All in all. I was very pleased to be here and watch the game.

We came here today see the field where the greatest game was ever played. That is November 2 2016. This field is absolutely beautiful and I'm glad we made the trip.

Went to the game on a Sunday against Detroit. We got the club seats and it was awesome!!! This was one of the best experiences I've had at a ball Park. I haven't been to a game since I was a kid in the 90s and this was a blast!!! Will def be at more games next year

One of the best ballparks in Major League Baseball. Even though it's almost 30 years old it's still a wonderful ballpark. Sight lines are great wherever you are sitting. They are making some major renovations for the 2024 MLB season. They have a good variety of food and the team shop is very nice (although it gets very crowded on game days). Recommend parking in one of the adjacent parking garages. Definitely worth a visit!

I originally gave this two stars, but now I gotta drop it to one. I love Cleveland sports, but they gotta do something about this stadium. Bathrooms are disgusting, service is slow, and staff is unfriendly. I completely understand that A TON of people come here throughout the week, so maintenance upkeep is hard, and I'm sure the staff has dealt with their handful of jerks, but come on. It's supposed to be fun, and that kind of stuff makes it a lesser experience. Not to mention, and this is a big one, we bought last minute tickets, so naturally that meant the very top row. It was folding chairs!! Not even stadium seats. We were sitting on folding chairs next to a flimsy fence protecting us from a (I definitely don't know the exact height) 300 foot drop. Not exactly ideal. Everyone in my group went to just stand near the field instead of sitting because it was unstable up there. Take some money from the players and improve the stadium and service.

Always a great day at the ballpark! 2023 upgrades/additions far are great. Well staffed for opening day as well. Cutwater has been added as a stand and a welcome add to have another non beer and offering. Security entrance improvements as well made for an improved entrance to the airport park. Kudos to the front office for the improvements thus far.

It's hard to believe Progressive Field opened in 1994. Yes, it underwent renovations after the 2014 and 2015 seasons, but it still looks and feels like a modern ballpark. I love the open plaza behind the right center field fence, especially the standing area behind the bullpens. That area allows fans to stand a few feet away from the players as they go about their business. It's a unique and welcome way to experience a ball game. I like how close the seats are to the field, even in the upper deck. Wherever you sit, you'll get a good view of the action on the field. You'll get a good view of the amazing scoreboard above the left field bleachers, too. Wide walkways make it easy to get around. While not diverse, concessions are easy to find, especially in the area behind the right field foul pole. A large and well-stocked team store is located behind the home plate seats. Mini merch stands are also strategically placed throughout the concourses.