God help me, I love minor league baseball. Here's why: - The food is generally great - Ticket prices are reasonable - I've never had anyone being overly drunk and obnoxious near me at a game - Everyone seems friendly - The entertainment between innings is second to none What do I mean by "entertainment"? Well, at the recent Iron Pigs/Pawtucket Red Sox game I attended, I was treated to the following: - Little kids in oversized pants catching water balloons in their crotches - A race between bacon, ham, sausage, and a pig - Dancing base-path sweepers - An 11-year-old singing the National Anthem I mean, seriously. Minor league ball is the best. The only reason I deduct a star from this park is the parking--it's a bizarre, multi-lot, multi-level arrangement that resulted in it taking an hour for me to get out. For an attendance of 10,000 people, there's no reason it should take that long to empty a parking lot. They need more police directing traffic or a better system of moving cars in and out. read more

How has no one reviewed this place yet! I love this ballpark. Despite that I worked security here for the first season doesn't influence my opinion at all. I went to a game before I was an employee. Coca-Cola Park is a family fun oriented place. The staff and interns are great to the fans. The Tickets and Concessions are fairly priced compared to other parks. The parking is pretty good and they could run a few more long golf cart shuttles for the elderly. Companies, churches and etc can go together at great group rates. I would recommend anyone who enjoys a good time despite the poor baseball by the Iron Pigs to go. On occasion the park has concerts which are very enjoyable as well. read more

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I've been going to Coca-Cola Park since the inaugural season in 2008. Though I'm far from a Phillies fan, I frequent CCP and support the 'Pigs. The Majestic Clubhouse store is nicely stocked and reasonable prices for most merchandise (with the exception of their replica jersey's and stuffed animals), the food concessions offer a huge variety of food and the ticket prices are awesome. The parking could be better as far as departing the park with 10,000 other people but that's expected at a sporting event. The promotions happen frequently, but you need to arrive with ample time before the gates open if you hope to get your hands on a giveaway. The front office, retail and concession staff is always friendly, however I have witnessed several instances with arguments and tempers between fans and the often thick-headed field level ushers. I look forward to another year of IronPigs baseball this coming spring and am glad to have this team in the Lehigh Valley. read more

Hard to believe this place is already 10 years old...it's already a classic minor league ballpark. While it's close to a city of over 100,000, it doesn't seem that way at all when you approach the park; there is ample parking and open space. Not a bad seat in the place and the ticket prices are reasonable. If you come on a day when all the seats are sold, there is an abundance of shaded/covered area where you can stand and watch the game. (Get your tickets in advance and that won't happen.) Concessions offer something for every taste, and restrooms are well maintained. Let's not forget, many of the players who perform here go on to play in Philadelphia. Whether their success here can translate into the same there, that remains to be seen. If you're into visiting minor league ballparks around the country, put this one on your bucket list. read more

Now THIS is a minor-league ballpark of epic proportion. Don't be fooled by a "new" ballpark in Scranton....take an extra hour and drive to Allentown for a true five-star experience. The focus is placed on baseball, the food options are plentiful, parking is paved and clean, and the exterior of the stadium is asthetically pleasing. Tickets average around $10 each and there's a giveaway almost every game. Perfect for families! Make sure you try the corn-on-the-cob or the pork nachos! read more

One of the worst displays of low wage employees who are over worked while providing inadequate customer service. They advertise as family fun yet there is alcohol served all over the park even three feet from the play area. If you are selected to throw the first pitch and are a couple minutes late, you are told to bad you are late right in front of the child that was selected to throw the first pitch. You then have to find another window to complain to about the person at previous window only to be given an baseball and pillow. It is clear though that one thing is highly respected at this ball park and that is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. read more

We have been regular Coca Cola Park Season Tickets Holders from the start. We decided not to renew this year, due to greater than 1/2 the games scheduled during April & early May. We grew weary of having to dress in our football gear (winter jackets, gloves, hats) for another baseball game. Working up to management in numerous Food Service Industry positions, we continue to appreciate the pleasant professionalism of all ballpark staff. Over the years, we have dined on food from the concourse concessions, both PPL Party Plazas & the Tiki Bar. 90% of the time, the quality, presentation & quantity of catered food has been above average. Recently, we experienced an in-house catering "Hiccup" at the Tiki Bar. We were served 4 proteins- 2 of them missed the mark. The pulled pork was a home run. It had a great balance of "sweet heat" & smoke. Sadly, the chicken (breast & drumstick) were as dry as the dessert with none of that delicious BBQ sauce. In the interest of food safety, the thin hamburger patties were past well done before they hit the steam table. Perhaps for better food quality, the chicken & hamburgers could have been batch cooked. Hot dogs always taste better at the ballpark. Theirs were grilled to perfection. Crispy burger toppings were also provided. The potato salad was unappetizing white on white & very overdressed. If the potato salad was made in-house, I would definitely check that recipies ratios. Thankfully, deliciously fresh chunked & sliced fruits were provided. The cookies never fail to delight. Kudos to the Tiki Bar staff, efficient & friendly, yet unobtrusive. After viewing the ballgames from almost every section, the location of the Tiki Bar & Club boxes remain our favorite spots. We highly suggest that our recent catering feedback be forwarded. We have several family occasions coming up. With some catering tweeks, we might consider Coca Cola Park for our venue. read more

Great Atmosphere for a minor league baseball game! Good beer and food selection. The Aw Shucks Roasted Corn is amazing! I was there for "Bring Your Dog" day and it was very cool how all the dogs got along! I mean there were over one hundred dogs there and only once in a while did you hear on bark. read more

I wanted to like this park more, but I just couldn't. There's a long trek from the parking area, involving steps, and your fellow fans alternate between aimless sauntering & abject directionless on the concourses. Maybe I've been in the NYC area too long, but a primer on "how to stand online properly" should be posted. Compared to the parks in Trenton and Somerset, this is easily the least enjoyable. read more

We went to see an Iron Pigs game. The prices and views pf the game were excellent. Great food and beer selections. Parking is very convenient as well. read more

A really great stadium with lots of food venues. Easy to get to with convenient parking. The parking is five dollars. The entertainment between innings is fun particularly for children and the scoreboard videos add to the festivities. I had the good fortune to attend two games invited to suites in the top floor which was very luxurious. The baseball is fun too! read more

The ball bark is just great! It's an awesome place to take in some AAA ball and enjoy an evening out. The ticket prices can't be beat for such decent baseball. The outfield grass area is awesome. I think it's a few bucks to get in and you can bring a blanket and take a game in from out there. It's nice. The Iron Pigs also have great entertainment mid inning. The kids love it and even I was entertained a lot. This is a VERY fun environment. AND!!! every Friday is a firework show. I still think the beer is too expensive but, I guess if it were too cheap trouble would ensue. They do have a great beer pavillion where you can hang out and grab some beers, along with the usual vendors. I really like watching games here. read more

Coca-Cola Park is a great Allentown attraction. It basically mimics Citizen's Bank Park in every way, including the inflated prices and ghastly parking lot, but those are trademarks of every ball park. Upsides: 1) The food and beer is good. 2) The facility is clean, well-lit and good-quality. 3) The Iron Pigs, the home team, is one of the best in the minors. 4) The prices can't be beat. My friends and I usually get the $7 (!) tickets to the outfield section. This means instead of being confined to an uncomfortable plastic seat, you bring a blanket and sit on the grass, enjoying the sunset and the people watching for a fraction of the prices and getting up for beer whenever you wish. read more

Fantastic ball park! It is always clean and a exciting place to spend the evening. You don't have to like baseball to have a good time here. All sorts of great food and things to do. If you haven't been here you got to experience at least once! read more

Love the experience at every game! It's a fun time for everyone with lots of food options. I like getting pulled pork nachos or fries. And there's always a promotion or something worth coming early for. And the game tickets themselves are decently priced! Love the pigs and the games are fun to watch! read more

This is a wonderful family venue and we were treated to an exciting game this past Saturday. For this part of the experience, I would give a 4-5 star rating. The food, on the other hand, was a big disappointment. This has not been my experience in past years. The food was cold and relatively tasteless. Hoping this improves as the season progresses. read more

Baseball fans, I am not presumptuous enough to write a review of the Iron Pigs baseball team in the Lehigh Valley PA.. That would be "way out of the ballpark" inappropriate. You have to have patience with me on this one. I am having trouble remembering who played the Pigs on Friday night no less who won. We left a bit early. Did I mention that attentive & proactive golf cart driver who gave us a free ride back to our car parked on another part of the planet & we aren't elderly? We had a bunch of kids at home visiting who would have died to be in our place. Alas, it was a business thing. Coca-Cola Park, on the other hand, I experienced and it was great. I love watching people who have passion for what they are doing. These fans were having FUN!!! Pigs shirts, Pig fingers (the we are number one type), Pig noses...all so much fun. There were areas for kids to play (bouncy and solid structures) that cost more money than admission. The food was expensive and anything incidental cost more. It is an investment to take yourself and/or kids to the games. However, such is the stuff memories are made of and those are priceless. Even if you are not a baseball fan (don't hate me), you will have fun at Coca-Cola Park! read more

This sounds like a fun place i've never been but i would like to go here. It doesn't mention a price. Does it cost money?

Great place to watch a ball game only complaints is outfield eating area, no seats just bar tables, unless you can get into reserved area. Also no bathrooms by lawn area. read more

This stadium is beautiful!!!!! i have been to a few games and they were all really fun. The food is very reasonably priced and pretty good. They have a lot of fun things going on between innings and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The only complaint i have is when you sit on the grass and they come by with the prize gun to shoot balls into the crowd, it gets very unruly and a grown man almost trampled my friend's son running to get a stuffed ball. But i guess at $6 to sit in the grass if that is my only complaint then that is pretty good. The firework nights are really fun and they have the perfect display. read more

Nice little ball park. Good crowd and really family friendly.

Love this park! It's always clean and the employees seem friendly and helpful. What I've noticed this year though is that the price of bottled soda went up and the size went down. If I'm paying $3.50 I would really like to get more than just a sip. read more

Myself, boyfriend, sister-in-law and 3 nephews : 4 years old, 6 years old, and 14 years old went to the game on Sunday Iron Pigs vs Norfolk. We sat in section 108 and had a great view as well as a phenomenal time. I loved all of the entertainment especially the kids zone, because half way through the young ones were getting a little fidgety! Our favorite part was at the end where they let the kids run the bases. Although there was a crazy line, it moved quickly and the boys loved it. It is so affordable, we will definitely be coming back! read more

Family friendly park but lots to do and see besides the game. Tickets are VERY affordable and they have $2.00 hot dogs for a quick cheap bite for kids. The food is delicious (Three Pigs Sandwich, with bacon, ham, and pulled pork!) and there isn't a bad seat in the house. You must attend a game to truly experience how great this park is. read more

Any seat, is a great seat. Major league atmosphere. Great food, great staff. Always very clean. Brought my infant and it was no problem at all to get around. I like the local tie ins like aw shucks corn and stuff. Promotes the game, the club, and the local community. read more

Great venue. Good price. Family fun. Good beer. Bacon. Parking is never an issue . No Ba seats. Lots of foul balls

Excellent experience always from start to finish. Wholesome fun at an immaculate well designed stadium. With friendly professional staff, there's never a concern! Keep up the good work read more

Beautiful park, love the lawn seats. The games are a lot of fun to attend and the food is great. Definitely going to attend another game this season. read more

Had an awesome time even though we are not real big baseball fans. Park is clean and beautiful. I always bring the family here when they come to visit. Not a bad seat I'm the entire Park. read more

Great park for a minor league game, but food lines are CRAZY. Waited 2 full innings for a hot dog for my son. Plan accordingly

OK so I compare every ballpark I go to to Reading's field. CocaCola is a nice place, reminds me a lot of the stadium in Trenton. There isn't a bad seat in the place, so with the ticket you will definitely get your monies worth. The parking situation is a little sketchy, there isn't much real close to the field so you will be walking. I was surprised by how good the food was, it's not cheap but there are more affordable options like the traditional hot dog and peanuts. Compared to other minor league parks I've gone to I was surprised by the number of grown folks who actually seemed to be into the game, there wasn't a lot of getting up and down, kids hitting me in the back of the head, etc. I had a great time. They really hit a home run with this place, but come on "iron pigs"? I understand pig iron and all that but that name has got to be up there with the worst team names ever. I'm surprised they have kept it as long as they have. read more

Great ballpark. Clean accessible family fun. I can't think of a possible complaint that mattered. Of course you pay more for food at a ball park. The views are great, the ballpark is clean and bright. The staff was pleasant helpful and accommodating. I have a bit of a handicap, the lot, ticketing and entrance were all excellent. As a bonus the food wasn't half bad. read more

Went to Coca Cola park with my sons little league team. They opted to buy in the picnic area which comes with a buffet style dinner. All the food was fresh, staff was very polite and the overall atmosphere was positive. They also had unlimited beverages as part of the ticket price. My youngest got a game ball thrown over into the stands by one of the staff. Overall a great experience and the Pigs won so that was a plus. read more

Best Minor League baseball park in the area! The ticket prices are super cheap making for an affordable and fun afternoon or evening. They have a variety of different foods - many are "pig" oriented - but something for everyone ranging from gyros to french fries to pizza to hot dogs to burritos to their signature "Aw-shucks" corn. Prices for the food offerings are very reasonable, making the rule that you can't bring in outside food or drink more tolerable. They have incredible entertainment in between innings - dancing dirt dudes, FeFe and FeRROUS - the mascots - are almost as talented as the super talented Phillie Phanatic, lots of fun games for the kids, lots of giveaways tossed to the crowd (t-shirts, hot dogs), and they have four costumed meat products (a hot dog, a slab of bacon, a ham and a barbecue sandwich) that race around the field. It is a sight to behold! It's also fun to see the Phillies of tomorrow play ball so up close and personal, but watch out for foul balls! Many players were signing autographs before the game. All in all a great experience, and only about an hours drive from Philadelphia. We'll definitely be going back! read more

Great experience for my kids' first professional ball game today. Clean, well-run park. Reasonable prices from parking to admission to food options. Clean, easily accessible rest rooms. Little traffic coming in. Best deal is probably the outfield lawn tickets which I would do on a hot day because of the breeze. No bad seats in the park. Fun, family-oriented, inexpensive entertainment option. Felt safe. read more

This is a park that others can only hope to come close. The food selection & prices are Phantastic for the quality (that's my Phillies roots), and there are many things going on in between innings for the kids and the mascots are the best in the minor league system that actually gets pretty close to the Phillies Phanatic who is the BEST there is. The beer garden is a nice getaway and the roasted corn, burgers, gyros, turkey legs...are a must really almost everything they have here is a cut above even to major league parks. Great sight lines as we have sat everywhere from club box to 1st level all around. The team store is really nice but a little pricey, but that's true for anywhere you go. Park in the upper lots is best to get out usually 10 minutes or less. easy access to get there and a lot of eateries around (Waffle House before an afternoon game - Yum!!) Tickets can be hard to get ESP. for a weekend game, but they are cheap. I give it a 4.5 stars cause nothing is perfect, but this is as close as it gets for watching a baseball game. Giant video scoreboard is the best in the minors with the Reading Phillies new digital screen(new for 2013) comes real close. Go Piggies! read more

A very nice family spot to see a ballgame. Very well run and lots of excitement for the kids. Comfortable seating, great food choices. I had high hopes for their beer selections but despite a promise of an IPA on tap (Victory Hop Devil) there were none where I checked. Maybe I didn't look hard enough but all they had were those miserable summer lagers that seem to be the rage among bud/miller/coors drinkers. It was sad that Fegley's didn't have more selections. All I saw was a fruit beer from Fegleys. But all in all a great place. I'll be back. read more

A Great night of fun for the whole family! Games for kids and food for everyone and watching the iron pigs play is very exciting!