I love minor league games, all the fun and none of the hassle (or expense) of the majors. It's a small stadium, so every seat is a good one. Parking is $10, and tailgating is allowed. :) The most expensive ticket was $11. When the game was over kids could go on the field and run the bases. Did I mention how much I love minor league games? read more

Cheney Stadium - View from section L row 5. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

On the quest to retain the Bestest Aunt in the Whole Wide World title and to wear out my nephews I took them down to Tacoma to see a Tacoma Rainer's game. The cool thing was that the Tacoma Rainer's were playing the Portland Beavers which is San Diego's AAA team so not only did they get to see their first AAA baseball game they also go to see some of the Padre's players up close and personal. Unfortunately for me my favorite player, Hiram Bocachica he had been brought up to the majors prior to the game we went to see. The stadium is small and reminds me of a community college baseball field but all seats were good and cheap and Friday nights they have fireworks after the game. The restrooms aren't the cleanest or warmest but they do have them and they aren't port-a-potties. If you are ever looking for something fun to do down in Tacoma I say check out a Rainer's games they are fun and cheap and a good time for any baseball fan young and old. read more

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Recently remodeled. the stadium looks different from what grew up going to lol, but that being said- they did a real good job on remodeling the place and this is a true gem in Tacoma! The prices for tickets and food and drinks are VERY reasonable and affordable to a family of four! Plenty of parking, although one drawback of the remodel is they made it so there was no free parking spots like there used to be! :( read more

Was here for a company outing. Club 1882 is awesome! The view was great, great people, we also had food buffet style. Mac 'n cheese, burgers, wings, were all A-okay. It's catered food, what can you say. Nice, swinging black vinyl comfy seats in the front so you can watch the game while you enjoy your drinks. We had a mini fridge filled with drinks and water - spiked sparkling, cider, array of IPAs. Only thing that kinked me is when I went up to the bar next to our booth the bartender charged me for my Mojito. Mind you the company had a open bar that night! I paid for it because I'm nice and was embarrassed for some reason to say something about it! read more

It is weird to watch soccer on a baseball field, but my biggest complaint comes with the food vendors. I have been to many Defiance games, and the only food vendor that is open is chicken vendor who has chicken strips, hot dogs and fries. Would love to see Ivars and the BBQ vendors open, especially on week ends. read more

Clean, Open views from EVERY seat. Cheny is an up-close-to-the-field experience. I MUCH prefer this intimate setting to Safeco. read more

Cheney Stadium - Great ballgame so far !! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Nice facility! Great fun to come watch a game and chow down on best hot dog ever. The staff makes it even better as they are all very nice. Our usher, Chester, was especially cool. He told us some fun baseball trivia :) I hope to make it to many more games this summer. read more

Cheney Stadium - Endy Chavez homerun! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

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This stadium has a bit of history! To start off: You may think the center field fence is high... it used to be higher, and Jose Canseco hit a shot Over the higher fence back in the day, during his 1985 stay with Tacoma. The wooden grandstand seats are taken from Seals Stadium in San Francisco! Juan Marichal played here, as well as other former/major league players. However, as a baseball stadium, its showing a little age now. Very clean though! I regret not taking a picture of Mr. Cheney, or his little statue anyway. I had a delicious micro brew here, but when I went to the sausage stand, for fun I asked what the difference between the bratwurst and the Polish sausage was, and none of the three employees knew. I politely declined further service. The really nice HD video screen kept us entertained, in fact it was better than Safeco Fields screens, interestingly enough. I suppose all the modern quirks of new ballparks makes this one feel a bit dated... but its a good place to go and just kick back and enjoy a game. read more

Cheney Stadium - At Cheney Stadium before it opens to the public. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Fun time you never know who will be playing. The behind the scenes staff was wonderful! Attentive & friendly. Some of the food was really good...pulled pork nachos. Garlic fries were good but mine were a little cold. Friday night fireworks and we won! Get there early to ensure you can find parking read more

Cheney Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Fun place to watch a good baseball game. Very friendly staff always ready to help and great views from any seat in the house. I'll be back.

Lets just say, I have been here when it was a pile of crap back a couple years ago. I'm so glad that the whole remodel was a huge success. I live like 3 blocks and always come here and score free tickets or cheap tickets all the time. The Rainiers don't win much but I love just being at a ballpark. read more

First time there this weekend. Went with a bunch of people from work because my buddy knows someone who gives him free tickets in the Gold Club section, and hence passes them down to us when wanted. So already starting off on a good foot, FREE! Long story short, I met them there, they didn't think I was coming, gave my ticket away, thus I purchaced a ticket and then when I couldn't find them, called. I attempted to upgrade my ticket to a Gold Club, which I wasn't aware of at the time, but they won't let you. So after being scalped for 20 bucks (for the Gold section), plus the 7 on general admission, I was with the crew. This is where the awesomeness comes into play. ALL THE BEER YOU CAN DRINK FOR FREE! Oh, and free popcorn and peanuts. I recooped my 27 bucks and then some. The kicker was that the game was rained out. So, after 2.5 hours there, we left due to the game getting cancelled. If this happens, they honor your ticket for the next day, a double header. OH NO! So..what you are telling me is now I have two games in which to consume as much alcohol as possible? Goodness me. I'm so hurt by this. I better go lick my wounds. It's such an ideal way to spend a day with someone or people just kicking it. I didn't watch much of the game to be honest, it served as great "background noise" to great conversation. And the burger was fantastic. I didn't have the dog...or, shall I say the BIG Dog! It's huge. It makes any man stand in envy. I'm sure it has the ladies coming back again and again. read more

If baseball is synonymous to you with rally fries, Coach bags, and sushi, do not, I repeat, do not go to Cheney Stadium! At Cheney Stadium the main attraction is the baseball game being played. And, as much as I love all that Safeco has to offer, Cheney holds a really special place in my heart. This field, this stadium, these fans are here to watch the game. You immediately get the sense that a lot of these folks have been going to games together for a long time. It has that small town feel I used to get when I'd go to my cousin's high school all-star games in a teeny-tiny Indiana town. Only this is at a Stadium in one of our state's largest cities. As a pure fan of baseball you have to respect the sheer dimensions of the playing field - the back wall at center field is 425 feet out! Watching future Mariners and future opponents play in this monster is awesome. Griffey grumped about Safeco field, and ultimately left because of the size of that park. The center field wall there is only 405 in comparison, and that was Griffey! And then, of course, there's the element of watching players who are all fighting for their turn in the show - today we watched a runner slide into second, taking down the baseman on his way there, because it was the most aggressive move he could make - even though the ball was well on its way ahead of him. Cheney is for baseball fans; it's just for fans who don't require all the fuss that Safeco has to offer. I love both stadiums, and when I go to Cheney, I leave my Coach bag at home. read more

This was my first visit to Cheney Stadium, a beautiful venue with Mt. Rainier in the distance, the Rainiers on the field, but no Rainier Beer at the concessions. Why? read more

I have yet to go to an actual game but have now attended 2 events here. The baseball field is pretty nice, I must say that they sure did an awesome job remodeling the place, especially in the short time it took. I pretty excited to go to a game and get the FULL experience, except for paying for the food and drinks:( Thanks for the tip fellow yelpers! read more

What do you want to do? This question is usually asked by someone who wants to get the show on the road and most commonly answered by different versions of answers like, 'Go out', 'Grab a bite', or the famously passive, 'let's stay in tonight'. First, if you're the 'let's stay in' type? I believe you're looking for the Yelp section, "Delivery, Pizza." However, if you do want to find something to do, the problem is that if you do go out you're destined to end up spending on the bourgeois side of $50 (if you're lucky). And even if you go out later to avoid spending more, the fact still remains that you're still looking for something else to do in the mean time. Eating out is a good group outing, as long as you: 1. Find a place that can handle your groups size and 2. has food that everyone likes and 3. Isn't so busy that you get a long wait along with your charmingly bitchy waitress (who will be the reason you can never come back because of her disbelief at the fact that you only gave her 10% of the meal cost for her free money) and 4. isn't too noisy and 5. If it is too noisy the seats are situated where you can still communicate with someone across the table unless you're smart enough not to 6. invite that person I know, reasons 5. and 6. dont' really fit in with the flow. Sorry, I'm new at this. But you get the idea. It's hard to find a good place to hang out, especially with more than 4 people. And besides that, when did eating become an end goal? Aren't we supposed to do something afterward besides getting home to let the dog out? Well you're here so you know what I'm getting at. Let me just tell you though, if you haven't been to a Rainiers game or haven't gone in a while, keep your calendars open this summer and enthusiastically mark off 'find things to do' on your creepy little checklist. I make it to about 5-10 games a year and always have one of those memorable outings which when you look back 6 months later, makes winter all the more depressing. And you know what? If you're despressed during winter, that just means you're getting it done in the summer. First of all, Cheney Stadium and the Rainiers have a big advantage in that the summer weather in Washington ranks up there with Morgan Freeman and water slides as the best things ever. Second, it's minor league baseball so that means promotions. They have tasty Thursday which, at 2 dollar beer and 1 dollar hot dog is as dangerous as it is alluring. There's all kind of family pizza nights, free giveaways, and an obscene number of firework shows. And let me say thing: If you've never left work to go to a ball game, got a beer and hot dog on an impeccable day, and capped it off with a firework show in "It's still too warm for a sweatshirt" weather, you haven't lived (figuratively). And if you aren't familiar with fireworks, they rank behind only the acoustic version of Glycerin and unexpected flower delivery on the 'stuff that works on girls every single time' list. If I have one complaint, it's that I think that minor league baseball should have at least 3 gimmicky days a year. Stuff like disco night, dress up like an animal day, like that. Maybe some day. Besides that, if you decide to spend $20 for gold club you get all the free premium beer and Mike's you can can (contingent on ordering without slurring), a great spot to watch in the right field foul territory, and popcorn. $7 gets you general admission although with the new upgrades (I'm getting there) don't be suprised to see the price jump a bit). The new construction includes press boxes, new seating areas, a new landing and a new entrance along with some general 'sprucing up.' Also, at least a few times a year you'll get to watch a Mariner coming back. Jay Buhner, Griffey, Gar, and last year Erik Bedard, Saunders, etc. have all made the trek to Tacoma. If you want to save a buck: 1. Bring your own food. 2. Park on the back side of the stadium at Fred Meyers (otherwise 10 bucks, just have someone else drive and say when the time comes, "oooooh I only have plastic" like you were expecting them to have a debit card machine). 3. Buy general admission and go to the party deck, especially on Thirsty Thursday. But come early. Rainiers games and baseball games in general are always awesome because it doesn't matter if you love the game or not, it's just fun to be there. Imagine walking around with a group of 5-6 people checking out the scenes with a cold one in hand and returning to the seats for an inning or two at a time to mercilessly heckle someone from Salt Lake City, aided by your liquid courage. Now, if your friends don't think that sounds like fun then make some new ones because they are probably a terrorist.* *likelyhood less than 50% But if it does sounds like fun, then congrats, because you now have something to do. The dog can hold it for a little while. read more

I really enjoy the upgrades they did to this place. I remember as child how use to think "this place is a dump". Not anymore, better looking field, new pitching cages for the home team, seats in the outfield. Even the building looks so much better. The team store could be a bit bigger, really cramped. The food stands are much better. The red hot is there. I mean it's still baseball park food, but at least there is more than just hot dogs and burgers. Better beers too. Great place to bring the family, or in my case a group of friends. Only five bucks to park at the stadium. read more

Cheney Stadium - Beautiful day for a game. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Great way to experience the ball park without breaking the piggy bank open. You can even do your research and catch a pro that is temporary on injury or getting back into the groove. When I was little my dad took us to a few game that Ken Griffy Jr. was playing on the Oakland A's. The scenery around the stadium is truly beautiful. I just love Washington. There are sometimes fireworks. I really think they revamped the whole experience once Nick Lachey became a part owner. You could also try and catch a game that he will be at. Get your baseball on without having to fight traffic and spend exorbitant amounts of cash flow. "Swing, batter-batter-batter!" It would be perfect for an outing with the pee-wee baseball or softball team. read more

I really like the old-school feel to this intimate yard. As with a lot of old school yards, not many frills, the emphasis is on the game itself. Also adding to the charm here is the foresty feel, as if this yard were somewhere off the beaten path, another reminder of being in a minor league park. And if you have a chance, check out the mural of past AAA affiliates here in Tacoma behind the 3rd base concourse. And you may also want to sit next to the statue of Ben Cheney behind the 1st base dugout, one of those things you must do if your on a ballpark tour, to , of course, say you did it. read more

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This is great stadium!! I just hate how far away it is from me!! I love the old school set up! Have lots of seating options, for every price range. I was super impressed with their beer selection, had way more then just bud light!! The food was actually pretty decent. And love the price, it's was cheaper then Safeco!! Also love that they have a happy hour! Looking forward for another game. Oh depending on the game it will be hard to find parking and the lot attached fills up quick! They also do movie nights during summer, which is super cool! read more

I moved here after the stadium had been remodeled and I really enjoy it. Going to a Rainiers game on a Saturday evening is a quintessentially American experience. Decent seats (and there are no bad seats) only cost about $10, parking is cheap, and most nights you can get pretty cheap hot dogs and beers. Even at full price, the prices aren't bad for a ball park. The Rainiers store is open for games and has a great selection of stuff. There are only a few downsides for me. First, the legroom is just a little too small. I get a little tired of getting hit in the back of the head when people walk by. Second, Ivar's is a terrible choice for ballpark food. No matter how good it is, fish and chips on a hot day smells terrible and looks terrible. Besides those few things, Cheney has impressed me. It's excellent as a baseball venue, and when they did soccer here a few weeks ago it worked pretty well for that as well. Cheney is a bight spot for Tacoma, I just hope too many people don't discover it! read more

For a Triple-A ballpark, it's kind of lacking. I mean, I'm not expecting all the bells and whistles of a modern MLB ballpark, but this is Triple-A. I expect just a step down from MLB, not something more appropriate for Single-A. Everything about this ballpark -- from the food, the capacity, the in-park shops, the size -- is far more in line with the many Single-A level ballparks I've been to. Don't get me wrong -- Cheney Stadium certainly is a nice ballpark -- just pretty spartan. The old PGE Park in Portland, Raley Field in Sacramento -- both are far more representative of what I feel a Triple-A field should be like. What was nice was the more than adequate parking. And of course, since these are the minor leagues, tickets were very inexpensive. Food prices were in line with most other ballparks as well. read more

I have no idea where else to post this review. I attended a fundraiser event in which I bought $35 tickets to support Relay for Life. I was really disappointed in what my $35 bought me. The BBQ with "all the fixin's" turned out to be a grumpy teenager serving burger patties, hotdogs, and chicken breasts out of plastic tubs. They were out of some condiments and sides as well. But, the food wasn't that big of a deal. It was the fact that our deck (4B) was situated so that most party goers couldn't even see the game from a seated position. There was one row of seating along the front of our deck and those were quickly nabbed. Around the 3rd inning, they allowed us to move to a better location, but even then our view wasn't great. If this hadn't been a fundraiser, I'd want my money back. read more

Love this stadium for minor league ball! Clean bathrooms and stands, every seat has a great view, staff all friendly, parking can get full early. Garlic fries are really good, and ballpark popcorn is the best! Great for a family event, have a seperate play area for kids, and even grass to picnic on if don't want to sit in the stands. read more

It's not expensive, it's a pretty cute stadium and if you like baseball it's sort of like going back to the old days when there were no fancy stadiums. We went last week to a function that had one of the party decks. Great way to watch the game. We were lucky and our deck was right by the field, I mean really right by the field. Way different from the big leagues in that the players don't mind coming over and signing balls and were pitching balls to the kids. Well most of the players were like that. The ones from the Seattle Mariners who were there on a rehab stayed as far away as possible from the fans. Way to build a fan base. The food was ok, not wonderful but ok and since I love hot dogs I didn't much care. I did want some fries so left the party deck to go get some at a stand. The ones I got were cold, my husband asked for another basket and alas they were cold too. Think perhaps they are cooking too many and when they dont get rid of them the stand folks have no problem serving them to the guests. At the price of $4 for a small container i'd like them to be at least warm. read more

great stadium with a traditional set-up. The sun can be a little annoying in August as it reaches around the screens over 3rd base, but the staff is great and it is a fun product to watch. Lots of good options for seating (covered in some VIP areas, lawn in right field, etc.), the food is average, but lots of drink specials and promos in the beer garden. Go Rainiers! read more

In full disclosure, I've only been here since it was remodeled. It is a great field with an intimate feel. Every seat seems to have a decent view and they are a great price! The Rainiers put on a fun game experience and the stadium is good for the other events as well. We've done the swap meet, food truck rally, and soccer game. Cons: the compact spots in the lot are TINY! That limits the availability of spots and there aren't many options around if the lot is full. The food is not fantastic but not bad. It's just pricey for what the regular fast food fair but expected at a sporting event. Although who chose Ivars? Fish sandwiches are just not game food and its uncomfortable to watch people try to eat it while I smell old fish. Hot dogs, nachos and all the other staples are there and the garlic fries are ah-mazing! The stadium is conveniently located right off the 16. The staff are friendly and knowledgable. Be sure to bring a hat and sunscreen when the sun is out. Bottom line: it's always a good decision. read more

Simply put, the best AAA ballpark for miles and miles! I know, it's the only one, but sersiously after the remodel it is a pretty grand experience for minor league ball. I have been a few times since they updated the park a few years ago, and I had been there several times before. The newer touches are very well done, without robbing the park of it's well earned classic feel. If you haven't been to a game, grab some friends and go! read more

We have not been here for while but our Grandsons group was going and we went with them. The new stadium is nice - good seats - close to the field and overall a great place to enjoy a game. However - perhaps we have been spoiled by big league baseball but the experience here lacks some things we are use to enjoying. First of all the food. We ate the "best hot dog in the leagues" from Kidd Valley and it was the worse hot dog I have had - about as cheap as you can get and I grew up in New York. Combine that with 10 years in Chicago - I have had many many quality hot dogs - this was on the bottom. We also found their food selection limited - no ice cream for one thing let alone some of the fun items such as chocolate covered strawberries, etc.. What happened to the peanut vendor going up and down the aisles? No one was selling anything within the park - only at the vendors. Also - I don't know if it is a lower league thing - but it was the slowest game I have ever seen. I realize at the major league you have TV commercials and thus the breaks but what goes here. I though when the teams change fielding within a inning - they just go on out. Nope - there is a long break each time. The pitchers took forever to throw and 4 hours for a 3 to 2 game seems like a long time. All the kids lost interest and by the 8th inning - at least 1/2 the fans had left. read more

Lots to do for the children...came here to watch the game Rainiers vs Nevada ...good atmosphere with great people ...they have face painting and balloon making read more

Cheney Stadium - Sweet seats - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

It is a great place to watch a game and not spend a fortune (like you do if you go up to an M's game). The remodel has made the ballpark much more appealing. They have the usual foodfare (and with that the prices) but have many deals that give you more bang for your buck (family meal deals, tasty Thursdays, etc). It is right off Hwy 16 so to and from the stadium is easy. However parking can fill up fast so show up early! read more

Cheney Stadium - View from Section O - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Go Rainiers, just beat the Las Vegas. Summit club is awesome. Probably super awesome on the weekends. Don't get the fries or popcorn! Everything is great. Beer is good! read more

This is a nice alternative to the spendy Seattle experience. The new renovations are nice and were very badly needed. It kept the team here in Tacoma. So yes it was worth it to me for the upgrades they did to the stadium. I want the option to go to a game when I can and not have have to drop 200 dollars going up to Seattle to see the same product on the field. Go Rainiers! read more

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Hadn't been here before, not being a huge sports fan. The Stadium was clean, looked great, had good facilities and seemed a perfect venue for the Tacoma Craft Beer Festival. Good food choices though at stadium prices. My only real complaint was that it was a little annoying to be charged $10 to park for the event when the normal game parking fee it $5. read more

I was really looking forward to going to a game with my friends from out of town and having a blast watching the rainiers, however no one in the stadium informed me (even before purchasing tickets where hey promoted the $2 beer night) that there was a policy where bouncers did not accept vertical IDs anywhere in the park. This prohibited most of the group (all of age 21+) to be able to buy a drink and enjoy the game. We ended up leaving after 1 1/2 innings because the only place we were allowed to sit (because the 21 year olds were not allowed in the upper bar area) was not pleasant because the sun was facing directly at us. This policy should be revoked so more people of age from out of state can enjoy the game. I'm very displeased with my experience today read more

After I decided to boycott the Seattle Mariners and Safeco Field due to their fleecing of the public by promising to become the "Yankees of the West" yet continuing to lower payroll, make asinine baseball decisions, charge outrageous ticket and concession prices for an on field product that does not warrant them, and have an absentee majority owner that has yet to set foot inside of the field, I am happy that I have taken my family to Cheney Stadium to enjoy the new digs and the magic that is Minor League Baseball. My only quibble with the remodel is the lack of the roof (which is a necessary component in the NW). It would be nice to be able to buy single game tickets for their suites, as they are a great bargain considering the "extras" attached to the tickets. It's a great family atmosphere as nobody seems to mind if the toddlers are a little antsy and loud. If you are looking for bargain baseball that provides a comparable product to what you will see in the big leagues, I highly recommend that you give Cheney Stadium a shot. read more

Fun place to grab a game and a beer. Maybe a dog or two. The stadium is clean and the team puts out a good effort. Fun date night. read more

Cheney Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

We went here for a Rainer's ball game, there was good and bad points. 1. The greeting staff at the gates were FANTASTIC. 2. Food venders, were rude, but you already know that when you get there, so I expected nothing less. 3. Amazing audience staff, told my son where to stand so he could dance with the mascot's, and sure enough, they came right up to him, and danced with him, he was thrilled. 4. The inside "box seats" suck, you can't even see the game very well, you have to watch the game from a screen from inside. 5. No venders ever came by selling stuff, so we felt like we were always leaving our seats, and missing a lot of the game. 6. The gift shop staff was awesome. 7. The announcer was way off last night, did not get the crowd excited. 8. The MACARENA for real, that is so old, come up with another way to get the crowd involved, and entertained. 9. The Rainer players ignored my kids for autographs. The gift shop sells items to obtain signatures, so it seems like they encourage getting signatures, but they blew the kids off. We asked if there was a good place to wait to get someone to autograph our kids things, and the lady was surprised that we were ignored, because she said that they are usually really good for giving out autographs? Basically, it could have been better, and has been better in the past, but we still enjoyed ourselves, bring on the next game! read more

This is a great little stadium, and a nice place to spend the afternoon. That being said, I submit, and bring to the attention of management, the tragedy that there is no Rainier beer to be found. It's a sheer travesty that one cannot enjoy the Rainiers, while drinking a Rainier. Please correct this issue. read more

Good value for a (semi) pro ballpark, lots of food and beer options. First of all, I'm disappointed with the $30 million remodel of the stadium. All of the fancy new suites and lounges look really swell, but as a casual fan who occasionally buys a GA ticket at the gate they don't do me any good. Neither does the "roof"-- how much sense does it make to have a roof that only covers the outdoor seats of the luxury boxes? I mean, if you've already got an indoor seat do you really need covered outdoor seating as well? What about all of us *poor* fans who are unwilling or unable to spend beaucoup bucks for a premium box seat?? This is the Pacific Northwest, after all, and rain is pretty damn common. Chances are a lot of people just won't go to the stadium at all if its gonna be wet. And the new grassy knoll GA 'seating' area? Great idea, but only if its warm and sunny! Also, the new and much taller superstructure blocks the view of Mt. Rainier from most of the ballpark--that spectacular mountain view was one of the best things about the old Cheney Stadium. Perhaps my biggest problem with the remodel is that they left the big concrete block 'party decks' alone. Tasty Thursday is a good deal ($2 beer and $1 hot dogs), except that because the cheap beer area is ONLY located on top of this WWI bunker-type structure there is hardly any view of the field. Unless you get there early enough to stake out one of the few seats along the railing, you're pretty much stuck with deciding whether you want to enjoy Tasty Thursday specials OR watch the game from elsewhere in the stadium. How about putting some bleachers up there, at least? So, with my complaining out of the way I'll mention some of the great things about Cheney. GA tix are $7. Reserved seats have great up-close views of the field. There is a variety of food and microbrew options located at several concession stands. $2 beers and $1 hot dogs on Thursdays still kick ass. Fireworks on Fridays are nifty as well. Its pretty easy to get in and out of the ballpark; the parking lot is (relatively) cheap and there are lots of places nearby to park for free. Compared to a trip to Safeco Field in Seattle, Cheney Stadium is a great bargain! read more