A true minor league ballpark for a short-season, single A team. Before the season began, I wanted to buy tickets for a couple specific games online, but the site didn't work. I emailed for assistance and received a reply from Nate Deavers, the Box Office Manager, in prompt fashion to say they had identified and fixed the website issue. Very helpful, so a big 'thank you' to Nate. Falcon Park has that small town/community feel to it. Prices for tickets or concessions are reasonable, and there's free parking across the street from the park. The park also provides great access to the players (and the players I've had the opportunity to say hello to/get autos from have all been wonderful - also, the team will often have at least one player doing a signing before games), so you can get autographs easily. The only hiccup I really experienced was in trying to find the stamp for the MiLB BallPark Passport book I brought with me...they had moved it from the little souvenir store to a table near the entrance, but the guy working at the table couldn't find the stamp and had to go on a hunt for it. It ended up being in a big bin of disorganized papers and whatnot he brought to the table... a bit of a process to find it though. TL;DR Enjoyable, small town, single A park. Nice opportunity to see players as they're just starting out in the minor league system. read more

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Falcon park! Do they still call it that? I been gone a long time. It was called Auburn Astros back then. Always a good time!

What a great ball park! This has such a true minor league feel to it. Everything is intimate and small! Prices are incredibly fair from tickets to food! They don't charge for parking (other minor league stadiums please take note)! They have great merchandise (love the A logo with the mustache) and the players are super cordial. What a blast! read more