My wife visited Goss Stadium for the first time for the NCAA Regional Tourney and it was great to see OSU win 4 consecutive games to gain a nod to the Super Regional. My issue was with the amenities for us bleacher fans. The sound system is horrible. I could not hear anything, as the speakers have not been updated. The concessions are a joke. We are not allowed to use the concessions in the reserved seat area. We are relegated to hot dogs, peanuts, terrible nachos and a few options for candy. Of course the beer choices were there, but the line for food was ridiculously long. You can not see any of the scoreboard from these seats. Close the gaps in the seat area as we dropped items twice and were told we couldn't retrieve them until the Manager did it. C'mon!! And there is no water refill station in the bleacher area. Why? It's hot, we need to drink water. It is time to also enlarge the stadium. I heard this often by other people in the seats. Record crowds were prevalent the entire four days, yet when I was home later in the evening, I saw LSU play in an updated stadium that was huge. OSU has had considerable success for many years, and it is time for the university to step up and do something to allow more people to watch the games within a more updated scenario. At least the games were phenomenal. Go Beavs. read more

Nothing beats being at Goss Stadium watching the OSU Beavers doing their thing! They had the usual concession offerings (popcorn; pretzels nachos, red vines, m&m's, and soda) but a Goss stepped it up with Qdoba and some over the top offerings like The Big Cheese (think jumbo hot dog cover with bacon, cheesy Mac and cheese and cheddar dusting). They offer beer, cider and a Topo Chico and even a plant based beyond burger. read more

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We went to Goss Stadium with friends to see the Bend Elks play the Corvallis Knights on a Fireworks Night. I was very glad that our friend was driving because I never would have found a parking space. She deftly negotiated the street construction around the stadium to the almost perfect parking space. The stadium staff was extremely helpful getting us into the stadium and out after the fireworks ended. The line at the concession stand was very, very long. I scanned the QR Code on the wall, placed my order, and it was delivered to my seat in 10 minutes. The drinks were cold and fresh. The popcorn left a lot to be desired. The field is where the Beavers play and it is a far better venue than most MiLB A-League Stadiums. The seats are well placed and I doubt that there is a bad seat in the house. The lighting for the night game appeared to be MLB quality. We felt welcomed in spite of the fact that we were cheering for the visiting team. Our friends warned us that the fireworks might be anemic. They were not wrong. We have seen much better post-game fireworks in Bend. We need to plan on doing this again next season. read more

This is a great stadium and as good as it gets for college baseball. The stadium is in the middle of the campus which is complete awesomeness. Very passionate fans. If you are in Corvallis it's a must see if the Beavers are playing! read more

This is a fantastic college baseball stadium that is literally in the middle of Oregon State University's campus. Several upgrades made to the stadium after the Beavers won NCAA National Championships in 2006 and 2007. read more

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Seems like a nice stadium, problem is if you have general admission tickets, you can't access the facilities. The general admission bleachers offer a separate and disappointing baseball experience for fans. General admission tickets give you access to the wonky bleachers in right field, porta parties that hadn't been emptied in way too long, and a tiny concession trailer with limited options. The sound system is set up in a way that makes it impossible to understand the announcer and you can't see the video screen at all. You have to use binoculars and a roster to figure out Who is batting, you can't see stats or info on the video screen. We could hear fans cheering and laughing in the rest of the stadium, but had no idea why. It was really disappointing for my 10 yo son who is a huge fan. We all felt left out of the Beaver baseball experience the fans in the stadium were having. The bleachers are wonky and shift with the wind and are open underneath and I was constantly worried about dropping things. When I did drop my pencil, I was told they couldn't let me under the bleachers to retrieve it. OSU has created a separate and unequal baseball experience with the right field general admission. Fans can't even access the main stadium. They could do a few simple things to improve the experience for fans if they are going to keep the outfield seats - close the gaps under in the bleachers to make it less likely for personal items to fall - hang speakers facing the bleachers so fans can hear who is at bat and announcements made by the announcer -pump the porta potties after each game, or even put in a bathroom trailer and last but not least, -CLEARLY EXPLAIN IN BOLD LETTERS BEFORE YOU BUY TICKETS THAT GENERAL ADMISSION IS A SEPARATE FROM THE REST OF THE STADIUM. There is a small paragraph on the website which states this, but you have to look for it. I understand the need for more seating for this great baseball program, but the solution they came up with is clearly not well thought out or well done. read more

Went to beavers baseball games, the facility and staff was very nice. PROBLEM- many fans cursing and yelling profanities at opposing team with numerous senior citizens and children in the stands. Very low class. A shame that some "trash" ruin the event for all the fans in attendance. Perhaps a breathalyzer test for the trash fans at the entrance would be a good thought read more