Very nice field to enjoy a spring training game or the various events they hold here. The 4th of July fireworks are always entertaining as well. Traffic getting here is the only downfall as most of the time you fight the normal Bell road traffic and then add in the event traffic it is usually pretty hectic.
Went for a craft fair. Well laid out and easy to maneuver. Bathrooms older but we'll kept.
The renovations here have been fantastic. The spring training games have become more upscale than in previous years. There are most options for food and a younger crowd to come out and enjoy the games.
I've only gone for Food Truck Fridays but the venue is welcoming, open and friendly. I could see going to games there too. Lots of parking, close to restaurants, and cozy but not crowded.
Everything handy shopping, food ,gas entertainment Folks pretty freindly
Have gone here multiple times for what was "food truck Friday" and loved it. Last time we went it was a Saturday and the food truck selection was insane So many I had a hard time choosing what to eat!
Pretty much whatever you need to do you can find here if you want to be outside. Playgrounds for the kids, places to fish, places to walk, all kinds of outdoor sports. It is a great and expansive Park, and access is free.
Staff and volunteers have it on point at Peoria Sports Complex, organized and interactive. Not to mention the very nice new bigscreen in the outfield! Makes the visit so easily enjoyable. 👀⚾
Good park, friendly staff. The craft brew deal for $20 is pretty good considering it equals out to 5 x $4 beers, a steal for any pro sports venue; although only one of the breweries offered (Coronado) is actually "craft," as the others are (AB InBev-owned) Four Peaks. Lots of other beer options around the stadium as well, but not included in the craft deal (standard $8-9/beer)
I visited 5 parks last week and this was my second favorite one. The game was enjoyable to watch and the pricing was reasonable. Our seats were behind the tarp on the front row so we got to watch one of teams warm up. Nice experience.
Prices best in spring training. Parking is easy and convenient compared to camelback and some other parks. Seats cozy and nicest scoreboard in the Cactus League. The P83 entertainment district surrounding the park is filled with good food and things to do as well.
Beautiful stadium. Spring training here is the best. You're usually able to get an autograph and a picture with a player. Parking is never a problem along with the golf cart style shuttle cars that will bring you to the front if you end up far enough away. Food is good, not crazy expensive. Beer is fair priced for a stadium. Got a large tap for $9 and a tall-can at my seat for $7.50. Can't complain.