Dell Diamond

I love to take my son here to watch games. We have the fireworks season membership which gives you 24 tickets( all firework nights plus additional games to mix it up!). We spent a little over $1,000 for the tickets for both us. They do have cheaper options and for those lucky enough they have more expensive options as well. We added the Intel Club and for about $25 per person they have a buffet set up with a rotating menu. This is gourmet food not hotdogs. It’s truly a good value. All of the staff are extremely nice! Shout to Aaron Verwald our sales rep! He provides great customer service all season long! I highly recommend that if you are interested in season membership you call them and ask for Aaron! Go Express! Go Rangers! Here to many more seasons to come!

We had a great experience here. I wish, though, that the food vendor prices could be less expensive. It cost $16 for my chicken bacon sandwich, and most burgers and sandwiches cost this. It's like airport food prices.

I’ve been to Dell Diamond a bunch of times—it’s a great spot for baseball in Round Rock. The stadium is clean and family-friendly, with fun kids’ areas and a playground. Games are exciting, especially with fireworks on Fridays, and the food is delicious. Affordable tickets and friendly staff make it a top choice for a relaxing outing. Highly recommend!

Great expierence, easy parking, family friendly ballpark. Highly recommend relaxing at a game. Fireworks on Friday are amazing, plus the theme nights are always fun for the kiddos.

The Del diamond is a great AAA park, and also has a lot of other space useful for meetings and conventions. Inside the park, there are dozens of restaurants with excellent food at standard ballpark prices. Actually getting into the games is relatively inexpensive, and almost all of the seats have good views. The outfield is filled with kids running around like crazy and has a lot of kids activities. Once in a while, they have fireworks which are nice, but try to not leave the stadium before the fireworks begin because they use fireworks that go off at lower altitudes, probably as a concession for fires in the middle of a Round Rock neighborhood.

We have been loyal Express fans for years! Always plenty of parking. The lines to get in go very quickly. More than enough Food and Drink options for the entire family! We are so thankful for this Ballpark in our backyard to make enjoying Baseball Games an option for Families.

I attended my first AUSL game today, and it was a good event! It’s a great league and I love what they are doing for the ladies in softball. The turnout was better than expected and the energy was up! Shoutout to the fan favorite Mia Scott, a former Longhorn coming straight off a championship.

Minor league baseball stadium for Round Rock express. One of the few professional sports teams in the Austin area. Really nice stadium for the minor leagues, seemed to have a lot of restaurants and amenities. Tickets were reasonably priced (unlike a certain stadium in Austin proper): $31 for seats just left of home plate. The game was fairly well attended (we went on Friday) and it was a good fan experience. At the time of writing, they do a fireworks show after the game on Fridays. Recommended for a fun night out with family / friends.

Came to see the AUSL woman's softball league, amazing game, my issue is with the food . Had 2 hotdogs, buns , terrible! Falling apart. Old , the nachos? Worse!! Stale !!! Worst nachos I've ever had , Usually they are good , I told the place where we bought them , they didn't care .

I hadn't been to a RR Express game in 16 years and thought I should use my free will just a little bit to check out the Intel Lounge (with buffet and A/C) and have a cushioned chair in the VIP section that is 119. Everything was as expected. $18 margarita, ~$15 beer, etc. The buffet was Chinese which was kinda odd but it was $1 hot dog night so I didn't mind. My biggest issue is the staff -- I was heckled for so many different reasons. "Shame on you," was said when I told someone I was confused about how to experience my ticket. I was also teased for not being to the Dell Diamond in such a long time. My age on my ID was questioned multiple times. Some of the bar backs were so young and inexperienced, apologizing for pouring me lukewarm beer. The woman at the merch register had absolutely no idea what anything was, where anything was, and why things were discounted, etc. The only saving grace was the waiter service at my seat. It was her first night and she did a stellar job. I'll be back but lord, spare me from the yuppy RR staff.

I've been here for 2 games now. Enjoyed each time. Minor league games do seem to take a lot longer to play than MLB. Nice little merch store. The pulled pork nachos were good from the nacho stand. We came for Friday Fireworks. No drink specials unfortunately. The best specials are on weekdays. Good firework show, we did the drone show the year prior and I preferred the fireworks. Parking is $15, which I feel is a little high for MiLB game.

Arriving at Dell Diamond was to accomplish a bucket list item. As soon as I spotted my seats, I took a self-tour of the stadium. I was extremely pleased and in awe of my surroundings. Round Rock Express played a team from Oklahoma and easily won 4 to 0. In between most innings, there were plenty of activities for the kids and fans. Lots of entertainment for all! If I lived closer, I would most certainly attend more often. Ticket and parking prices were very reasonable. Don't pass up on a chance to visit Dell Diamond. Great value and good entertainment for one and all.

Particularly considering this is a minor league MLB stadium, this is a top notch facility for fans and players. Quality stadium food choices from pizza to burgers to rice bowls to shave ice. There is a play area and a bevy of suites at reasonable prices. Need to sleep it off? Hotels and Kalahari resort are right here, too!

My first Round Rock Express ball game and it was amazing. Love this ball park. Easy to get in and out, gates went fast, amazing food selection and the beer. The fans were great and the things they do to keep the kids from being bored is fun. It was a great experience and now to check out the boxes! How much are those bad boys? Hmmm....

This is in regard to online orders. My wife arrived a 3:55 PM, a note on the door advised that the new hours had them closing at 4 PM. She walked in and an employee walked by twice without making eye contact or asking if she needed help. So, she got her attention with, "excuse me". She felt the woman was annoyed when she asked, "yes ?". She told her she was there to pick up an online order. She asked her name and returned shortly with her parcel. She turned and walked away.

Doing tourist things & minor league baseball was on the list of to-do's .....Great place to catch a game! Not a bad seat in the house in my perspective. The food stations had a variety of menus and pricing wasn't expensive.. They were playing the OKC Dodgers ... So that was cool.... The beverage stands both adult and kid friendly had reasonable prices and I was pleasantly surprised. The parking is super close to the main gate - I am in firm belief that the overall planning and logistics of this stadium are professionally done and handled well! This stadium is a must visit if in the area and you like baseball. With the family friendly vibe. There is a pool and bounce house equipment out in the outfield and other items to play and do while still in stadium!!! 10/10 times I would return... I have yet to have a bad time at a minor league game Thank you Round Rock for having us!!! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

great service in the park. Staff is beyond friendly! Parking and traffic management is a joke. They honestly should just shut this park down. it just proves that the Austin area is an amateur area in a world of professionals

Dell Diamond is amazing! From food, atmosphere, and great baseball, Dell Diamond dominates triple a baseball.

Dell Diamond was a great experience. I was really worried about the heat being close to 100 degrees but we sat in shaded seats in section 216. I had brought some rechargeable usb pocket fans to keep us cool, but we barely pulled them out. There are tons of drink and food stations from various restaurants/vendors around the park and service was super fast each time so that I barely missed any of the game. Tickets were less than $20. This is a great way to spend an evening with family, friends or kids. On the night we went, the spazmatics played a family friendly concert after the game above center field, which they let us go onto the field for. This in addition to several fan giveaways equaled a big added bonus and was fun for everyone. I will definitely be going to more games this summer!

I love love love the Round Rock Express games ! They are so fun to attend. There are awesome food options, tons of bars and just great seats for amazing value. If I could offer one "complaint" the beer is way too expensive. In many spots it's $15 a beer and that is just absurd. Outside of that the firework shows on Friday night and live band and dancing after the games just make this the perfect family night AND the perfect date night- an extremely rare overlap.

Dell Diamond is the home of the Round Rock Express, which serves as the minor league for the Texas Rangers. We came here with their "bring your dog" event. I was surprised by the organization of the ballpark. The stadium itself was clean, staffs were very friendly, and it offered a range of amenities that were perfect for families with children. The variety of fun events available are also comparable to those found in Major League Baseball. It provided a fantastic opportunity to spend an evening with friends, enjoying the lively atmosphere and game. I recommend Dell Diamond for everyone even if you are not a baseball fan or even don't understand the rule. You will like the chill vibe.

This is no way related to the Round Rock Express. This is where I got my two Pfizer vaccines. Whoever was running it had it well planned. There were areas off to the side that had trailers to house the volunteers from out of state. The lines were well laid out to follow. The first check in tent had enough people working and organized so no wasted time. Everything was update by iPads. The second tent was again well staffed and ready to poke your arm. The volunteers were wonderful, friendly, and helpful. Once you got your shot, off to the final waiting area. After 20 to 30 minutes, someone checked on you and if you were fine, off you went.

Today I came to Fanfest with my kiddos. This is not the first time I've been to Dell Diamond. Fanfest is the best time to come to Dell Diamond as fans can experience the stadium free of charge and determine if they would like to purchase branded apparel at discounted prices (I bought a RR Express wind breaker today for less than 25.00) and/or season tickets. *If you are looking for season tickets, Lucas Allison is the best Account Executive around! This is one the most interactive and clean stadiums I have ever been to in the minor leagues. Additionally, the staff here are friendly and always willing to help. This stadium is a must try for Round Rockers and Austinites during the summer months as there is something here for everyone (the firework shows during the summer months are amazing).

Rugby... the game of the sophisticated, the mental elite, the creme de la creme... welllllllll maybe not, but it sure was a fun time! The dell diamond is a great place to catch a baseball game but who knew it was good for rugby too? Our friends talked about going to see a rugby match here sooooo we looked up tickets... we found a great deal at Groupon so my boys and I went! This is just a fantastic park... no bad seats, lots of baseball park food options from BBQ, to burgers, to pizza, to hotdogs, to icees, and more. You can get wine or beer (beer in abundance) and even frozen drinks. The park its self has a great jumbotron, amazing seats, and is clean clean clean! We all had a great time. Can't wait to go to the next event here.

Game was great, food was fresh and good as well. Love the shops and restaurants onsite.

Love coming here for the RR Express games and any other event that I have attended here. Parking at games will cost you a small fee, but everything is organized. I appreciate that compared to chaos. The RR Express games offer different themed nights. 80's to Star Wars. Check their schedule. Check out the food vendors here. Yes the food and drinks are going to be inflated...but hey! It's convenient. I appreciate there are multiple areas for concessions to cut down on the line. I haven't had anything that was horrible here. Don't miss out on the Railyard Team Store. This store is where you can purchase RR Express fan gear. There are not many areas in the shade, but there are definitely seats that do offer shade in the heat. The kids area is a great way for kids to have fun while at the ball park. You can rent out the pool area or the indoor rooms at the stadium for groups or parties. The stadium is clean and well maintained. Enjoy your time at the stadium.

Took in a game at Dell Diamond. Happy Hour before the 1st pitch and catering. Food was pretty good and the staff was super friendly and helpful. Fun experience for the entire family.

Customer service: baseball park but everyone we met was kind and knowledgeable Location: this is an up n coming area so I can only imagine it getting more popular But easy to find lots of parking Seating : lots of seating haha Really cool addition to the park by the lawn is the "club house" idk what the actual name is but that have a virtual batting cage n drinks $10 cover *** we go for the pints n pups $4 beers and you can bring ur furry friend !! So much fun and all geared to dogs They have different pet brands promoting Their stuff so lots of cool Samples

Dell Diamond is a great minor league ballpark to visit and take in a game whether you're just visiting the area or you're a local. Not too many seats in the house you wouldn't want to sit in. Plenty for kids to do including a pool in right field, giveaways throughout the game, and the lawn out in right center field. Dell Diamond also has plenty of photo worthy spots hidden throughout the ballpark and runs tons of specials/deals on food and merchandise throughout the season (I went for $1 hot dog day and 50% off the entire team store). It kind of stinks you have to pay for parking with all of the room/lots they have. This aspect seems a little unnecessary and greedy but I understand the business aspect of it. Get down to a game when the season rolls back around!

This ballpark is home to the Triple-A Round Rock Express minor league baseball team. Today I was seeing them play against the Colorado Springs Sky Sox and July 4th fireworks. There is plenty of parking but if you drive a Lexus vehicle then it will be free. I recommend arriving early to avoid waiting in lines for food and shop in the team shop. The stadium has some great seating choices and places to hangout and watch the game. Some of the unique options are a swimming pool, rocking chairs, and outfield lawn. The food choices here are quite good and there are many alcoholic drink selections. Our seats were in the sun but found some shaded seats to watch the game from until our regular seats were shaded, and move to them. There are only a few areas where are guarded from people trying to sit there. The people working here are super nice and friendly, and feel very safe here from seeing all the security. This ballpark is very family friendly and always seeing kids having a great time. It is very affordable to come here. After the game you are not rushed out where can stay and order more drinks while the traffic exits the parking lots.

I love watching baseball. Even when the team is no good. The food on the specialty nights is get what you pay for. Not a bad thing. Alcohol is $$$ 80% bud products mostly which is crap. The liquor drinks are amazing but spendy. Tonight we had mold on our pretzels along with Many other people. If you love baseball it's a good night either way but bring major league money to a minor league game. Going to give it 3 stars because I like going but I can't go as much as I want because it's highway robbery in there.

Home to the Round Rock AAA baseball team. It is a great venue with a ton to offer for adults and kids. From a beer garden along the 3rd base side to the full service bar behind right field. For kids, there are tons of eating options for pizza, hotdogs, hamburgers, quesadillas, tacos, etc. They of course have different dessert items scattered throughout the ballpark from cotton candy to icecream. A playground and a pool in right field with a bungee jumping rental in dead center field. Thirsty Thursdays, bobble head nights, and bring your dog to the park nights are just a few of the promotions they regularly run. If buying tickets just be aware that the sun goes down behind the 3rd base side so there is more shade there than along the first base side. My favorite tickets are also the cheapest! Lawn seats in left field are an awesome spot to enjoy a summer night.

I have been here a few times now this season (2021). Overall very happy with the entertainment value that you get from going to a game here. They do a VERY good job of bringing a big league type of feel to a minor league team. From the concessions, to the video board, pyrotechnics, sound system, all very top notch and really adds to the excitement of the game. The action on the field is also pretty good. Great place for kids and adults. Seat prices are interesting. For $27 dollars you can sit way out in left field, barely able to even see the batter, or for $37 you can sit right next to third base over the home team dugout. Best $10 upgrade you can get! So I recommend looking closely at what is available when purchasing tickets, Don't assume that 10 times better seats will cost 10 times more money! They have a clear bag policy here, which is super annoying. There seems to be a steady stream of people taking purses back to their cars since they can't be brought in, most people won't expect this their first time here. Parking costs $10 so be prepared for that. There is free parking in Old Settlers park, but that is quite a walk.

It's okay. That's about it. When you go to a live sports event - baseball, football, golf, etc., you're always going to have a portion of the crowd that's really into it (well, unless it's a 'Horn's game because then the entire crowd is into it!) and some portion that's there for a good time regardless of the action on the field. Diehard baseball fans won't care about this review, nor should they. Go team. But if you're looking for a night out, here's some things to know. First, parking is an outright bitch. With long lines snaking into the ball park you are going to wait unless you're seriously early and the ATX is not a seriously early kinda town. General admission parking - and they have a couple of options for "premium" parking - is $10. Oh, that's cheaper than downtown on Friday night you say - yeah, but downtown you're dropped at the door and a valet does the rest. Here, you self-park and walk. And walk. And walk, to get in. The park itself is still in relatively good shape having opened 20 years ago, but there are signs of age. I don't know about the women's rooms, but yes, the men's could use a paint job. And a cleaning. The concourse aisles are oddly narrow between seating sections and the food stands yet very open where no food stands are. This means the crowd surges and then squeezes back and forth as they move around the park between the stands. In other words, you're gonna be in a crowd no matter what. The actual seating was replaced last year - you could even buy the old seats as souvenirs - and I have to say the new seats are closer and smaller. Now let me say this gently, but the average baseball fan is not small of girth. You've got some big folks here, so unless you are okay with constantly being bumped by people having to pass you in your row, this ain't the place for you. And frankly, the small skinny girls bumped me too - the rows are just to narrow to do anything else. Even as a relatively small guy turning sideways to try and let people pass I was bumped by every single person coming and going. Food prices would make Jerry Jones proud: $10 for a hot dot dog and frozen fries. Let that sink in - a hot dog and fries (no drink) = $10. If you bring your family you will need a home equity loan. Drinks? No better: $11 for one large beer. You'd better believe I nursed that puppy for seven innings - no way I'm having two! Which brings me to the last point. Having gone to see the Express from Day One I can tell you I used to get a much more family vibe there. Yes, they still have the pools beyond right field, yes, you can still spread a blanket on the hill over the outfield, yet I remember when it was much more of a family feel including restrictions on beer sales. With beer available all over including mobile vendors and isolated carts selling just beer that's changed. Not as family friendly as it used to be. To be clear it's not a bad night out but it's also a particular kind of event. If you can hang with the costs, the parking and the tiny seats then go. Just remember I told you so.

I really enjoy attending minor league baseball games. There is nothing like having a cold beer and a hot dog while enjoying a baseball game at an intimate ballpark. I love watching the between inning games the kiss cam and all that campy stuff. On Fridays they are fireworks to keep the kids entertained to the end of the game. Usher's and concession stand workers are all very friendly yes you get gouged for prices but hey you are at the Ballpark and it's not $100 a ticket for a good seat. GOOD times..

Take me out the baaaaalllleeegame! Yup that's exactly what my boss did for our team! I'd been to one other Round Rock Express game 4 or 5 years ago also with work. This was a day game. Apparently they only have 1 or 2 a season. It was sold out and full of students. We sat behind 3rd base and had good seats. I think because Dell Diamond is small it is probably hard to get a bad seat here. The seats were also a good size for my big booty, which I appreciated. The food a Dell Diamond could have been better in my opinion and seems to be hit or miss a bit. I had the pizza for lunch, which I will pass on in the future. It was a flatbread pepperoni pizza... small and not worth the price in my opinion. I also had some ice cream with a freshly made cone. This was delicious, but it was expensive for the one scoop. My favorite treat at the game was the Kona Ice I ordered in the 8th inning. I got the wedding cake with cream. It was refreshing, spot on and worth my money! The sun had come out for the last half of the game and it was the perfect treat to cool me off. If you are looking for a fun and affordable event for the family or your work people Dell Diamond is definitely a place to consider. The tickets are relatively cheap and it's something different to do in the Austin area.

My husband and I love the Dell Diamond and the Round Rock Express! We were so excited to find out the team was going to be the Astros farm team this year. The venue itself is great and they hold many awesome themed events for the games. We purchased the fireworks season package this year and we do not regret it. The fireworks are amazing, there are plenty of food options, and they have a new homerun bar where there are new cocktail and food options with two big screens to hit virtual homeruns. There's also always something for kids to do other than watch the games. They venue also had nice suites and the Intel Club member section.

It's a great place for a baseball game. If you're coming here for a concert, not so much. The food concessions are overpriced for the basics, but you sort of expect that whether it's baseball or music. It's just a lot to pay for water and Gatorade. It was chilly on the day of the concert I attended, and the hot chocolate booths were a blessing. If you're at an outdoor event and the weather turns raw, know that your only place to warm up will be the restrooms. The twin stages were in the distant outfield. The performers might have as well have been ants. There was no reason to have them that far away from the general admission seating, except to create exclusivity. Field level seating certainly did not need the extra room. Acoustics were really terrible in the stands. As a friend who saw the same event a couple years ago at COTA told me, Dell was a big disappointment. You may wonder why three stars for this review? Baseball. This is a fantastic place to watch baseball and the Round Rock Express. Skip the concerts, and come here strictly for the sports.

It's a run of the mill minor league baseball field, same overpriced drinks and food and $10 parking. They had a great fireworks show last night and it was superhero night, I guess Sundays are for the kids. We would come back again this season to support our local team.

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If you love baseball. I do If you yearn for the smell of freshly mowed grass. I do If you salivate for the sound of the crack of the bat. I do Baseball, the way it's meant to be. I've been two Dell Diamond twice and both times have been supremely memorable. This yard is near perfect. Not a bad seat in the house with plenty of awesome (and unique) vantage points where you can take in our national past time in comfort. If you are fortunate enough to have club access, be sure to pop in for a visit. if for anything the free popcorn. Just be warned that the queso is addicting. And the loaded fries? Oh Hell, it's all over, just loosen your belt and dig in. There are conference and meeting facilities on site. We took advantage of this and loaded up a group of nearly 70 people and were greeted with open arms. Even if you aren't a baseball fan, I would give this place a chance.

Great clean ballpark. Try their grilled cheese hot dogs. Was here for Reckless Kelly's Celebrity Softball Jam. Plenty of parking at decent price.

Describing a baseball field as cute is not something I'd ever think would exit these lips, but after attending Dell for a Round Rock Express game last night, I've got to say, this place is the cutest. What other stadium has a trampoline park (for kids), a batting cage-like Top Golf venue (Homerun Dugout), a pool (more splash around than laps, but still!), not a bad seat in the house, inexpensive food and beverage ($2 taco night!), and a host of programming for every age? Go on...I'll wait. I really loved spending an evening roaming around the grounds and taking everything in. I probably only watched a full inning of baseball because I was so distracted by everything else the stadium had to offer! Go... Solo, on a date, or with the fam!

My girlfriend was lucky enough to snag free tickets to the Intel Club; how can we turn that down? After taking a confusing wind up the stairs, across the hall, and through multiple sets of doors, we were chilling on the upper deck behind home plate. It took me a while to fully understand what the Intel Club was. Your seats are still outside, but you have full access to their exclusive club, including a bar and seating area with multiple TVs. Even though our seats were at the highest point, it's still pretty close to the field. Watch for foul balls! Not wanting to shell out too much cash on overpriced food, I strongly suggest to bring in water bottles; each person can bring one water bottle into the stadium. For dinner, we ordered the Aloha Burger Basket, the Big Kahuna Basket, and the Hatch Chile con Queso. The Aloha Burger Basket was by far the most delicious. The Big Kahuna Basket was only alright as the hot dog was pretty dry, and the Hatch Chile con Queso was disappointing as the cheese was still pretty solidified. The baseball experience was fantastic. This was my first baseball game in years, and I forgot how fun it is to watch in person. The announcer kept the game fun and entertaining, and the staff was really nice and helpful. Unfortunately, the day I went was the same day Tropical Storm Bill hit, so attendance was fairly low. I can't wait to come back when the weather is much more friendly!

It's a good thing I'm not factoring the performance of the Round Rock Express into this review, or else I'd be giving 1 star. Sorry guys! I still come to your games every now and then. ANYWAY. The Dell Diamond itself is a pretty nice ballpark for a AAA team. It's big enough for the kind of crowds that show up, quite a bit of shade for the upper levels, plenty of concession stands, plenty of restrooms, plus there's even a kid's hangout area with a rock climbing wall and a pool. When I was little I actually got to watch the Express play while I chilled in the pool and drank soda. That was like as good as life got back in the day. Other events get held there too, so it's like a multipurpose ballpark. There's also this little hike and bike trail that goes around the place, if you've gotten some time to kill. All in all, like I said a very decent ballpark that's kept clean and in working order. Excellent time to hang with family and/or friends, wet your whistles and enjoy the ballgame. ***End of Review of Dell Diamond*** ***Beginning of Rant Against the Express*** The only thing is, if you're from out of town and/or this is your first time going to an Express game, I must warn you, and sorry to any loyal fans I must offend, but I gotta say this: The Round Rock Express SUCK. Like seriously, I'm no constant baseball fan, but over the years I've seen quite a few games. Not *one* game that I've gone to have they won. Hell, I saw them lose a 12-run lead once! A *12-run lead,* you read that right. Maybe it's just me, that I bring bad luck wherever I go. Even the seasons when they're doing well, if I go to see them play, they'll lose. Not even kidding, I bet against them with a friend and I won 10 bucks. But be that as it may, it's still baseball and if you like baseball, you'll enjoy yourself. I like ice hockey, and I see the Texas Stars play at the Cedar Park Center. The Stars ain't much better than the Express, but I still see them. To each their own.

This is a beautiful park with lots of parking. It's well done with several drink and snack options. Don't get me wrong, you're going to pay for the experience, but it's an overall good experience. We have a suite so this is a little biased by the great view, but we have sat down in the seats and they are just fine. Fun stuff for the kiddos just remember this is Texas and in the middle of summer, you get baked!

Took my father here for his birthday since he is an Astros fan. I was able to snag great seats behind home plate on the third base line for $20 each - not a bad deal. We were worried the game would be rained out but miraculously the rain abated in time for the game. Parking was a breeze since everyone else was scared away by the weather. Good selection of booze and food, albeit overpriced, which is to be expected at stadiums. It was a fun time despite the stadium being practically empty. We will definitely return for a game when the weather isn't so spastic.

I got some free tickets to see a baseball game here last night. Parking was $10 which is your typical event parking prices for the area. You can bring in one small water bottle and one small snack into the game. They do a quick search of bags on the way in which is of course is standard. The selection for food and drink was decent. I only had a few beers when I was there. For the best beer selection go to the beer garden. If you don't care, you can purchase beer at almost any vendor. The beer at the first vendor was a bust because they didn't clear the lines before the game and it was all foam (aka head hahah). Ended up going to another vendor for my beer. The ball park was not crowded so we ended up moving our seats to another area that was less crowded but just as good of seats. A bonus for me at this game was running into a someone from my old army unit who I hadn't seen since the early 2000s. It also appears that Monday nights are $1 hotdog night. I am not a fan of hotdogs but it appears at that game people were. I saw stacks and stacks of hotdogs that people were buying.

First and last time here. It's a hassle for parking and getting into the gate with security. There are several good stations. The food stations are packed and cost an arm and leg, but it's a nice one and done trip.

There's a reason baseball is America's favorite pastime and I believe it's in part due to the environment of the game. The Dell Diamond upholds the integrity of the game in every way. From the game itself, to the food, to the cleanliness of the facilities, to the alternate entertainment options (virtual batting cage, rock walls, pool and hot tub, etc.), everything is simply done with excellence. It's always been one of my favorite parts of summertime. It's affordable, entertaining and well run. This ballpark has been a highlight of this community for many years and I hope it will be for many years to come.

Great place to watch a ball game! Clean restrooms and good food at the concession stands! #UILState baseball tournament. Lots of room and seating!

My husband and I moved to RR 3 years ago and live right by the Dell Diamond. He's a huge baseball fanatic so having the #1 attended triple-A team RIGHT THERE was a big draw for him. Plus, being able to see the fireworks of the Dell Diamond from our backyard is also a plus. I've gone to a number of games and though it can be boring, the atmosphere is great and we always seem to have a good time with the events they have going on. They have the usual cheesy things like the dizzy bat race or the kiss cam that's always entertaining. Plus, they're always giving stuff away (I cant count the number of 'free wings at Pluckers' cards I have. It's a great way to spend a summer night and eat funnel cake :o)

Dell Diamond is really fun for the family, boys night, girls night or just to catch some baseball. The facility is nice for triple A.

To start I'm not much of a sports fan but my family with several young children all went to the dell diamond for a family get together and I must say we had a great time. We sat on the grassy hill and had all kinds of good food and a really nice playground for the kids. I live in southwest Austin so it if a big drive for us but for an inexpensive outdoor experience I would highly recommend it. I find baseball kinda slow and didn't watch much of the game.

Love the Dell Diamond and watching the Express play ball. Over the years I've sat in just about every section and have always enjoyed the games. IMO i don't think there is a bad seat in the house. What better way to spend a Saturday evening than with your family at a ball game eating a hot dog and drinking a beer. Like any sporting event the drinks and food can get pricey but i think that's expected. The beer i got from the beer garden was $11 so trust me i enjoyed every last drop of that thing. All in all a good time.

Fun place to see a game. Came for maybe the 5th or 6th game and enjoyed it as usual. Parking is pretty quick and easy, concessions aren't too crowded and there is some decent selections all things considered, including some decent craft beer and slightly more varied food options than just hot dogs and peanuts, and the seating is comfortable with plenty of opportunity to move around with lots of empty seats typically. Enjoyed a free Spasmatics show after the game and as usual it's a good time watching some baseball here.

I was a little weary to come here to catch an Express game with my buddies but they talked me into it. Simply put we had an awesome time. The day we went they offered free admission for donating goods to the flood victims, parking was free if you drove a Lexus, and the food in the park was out of this world great. Drinks and snacks are easy to get and they aren't outrageously priced. There isn't a bad seat in the house to watch the game. If you have kids they have a swimming pool and playground in the outfield for them. Be careful though. I ordered 2 rounds of beers at the beer garden and they charged me for 4! I would've had no idea if my bank didn't call me to verify the charge. I don't know if it was intentionally done but it left a bad taste in my mouth. Other than that this place is great to catch a ballgame or just enjoy a day out with your friends or family.