No outside food/drink and clear bag policy. I couldn't find this information anywhere on any…read morewebsite before attending. Parking is free and good close proximity to the stadium. Field looks good and home side has nice seat backs. Just sit over there and root for any team you want.

This stadium was built after I graduated HS. In town for my HS reunion so I went to my alma mater's…read moregame against school rival to check it out. This stadium can fit 11K people for a high school game although there's other high school stadiums in Texas with bigger capacities. They do replays on the screen. Parking is free. Tickets are $9 to sit on the home side. Recommend sitting on home side to view a great half time show produced by the students from band and drill teams. Recommend going to a high school football game in Texas, it's more theatrical than other high school games out of state with good participation from the local community, bands, drill teams and student body. Lines are a bit long for concessions but restrooms were fine, not long waits.

My second time ever to the Dell Diamond. It's so close to me, but I've never gone to a true Round…read moreRock Express game. Shame on me! I had a coupon for me and a plus one to have a reserved seat for free at the Dell Diamond, and I wanted to take advantage of it. I convinced my buddy to go with me to an opening series game where the Round Rock Express faced the Gwinnett Stripers. We agreed to go on a Wednesday to get our dollar hot dog night on. You know how that goes. Of course, going to every sporting event feels like they are going to nickel and dime you. It's $15 for parking, so if you can carpool, I'd highly recommend it. Beers range from $12 for domestic to $14 for craft. Everything is pricey. The hot dogs still remained $2 the whole night. Selfishly, I ate 5 over the nine innings. I didn't eat much through the day, and a decent ballpark dog was calling my name. As for the actual game, it was over by the second inning. The night was very windy, so no balls had a chance to go yard. The Stripers scored 6 runs at the top of the 2nd and it was 7 scoreless innings for the Express. Ay caramba. The nice gentleman in front of us was at the game with his wife and gave us good conversation. We watched kids rabid for the flying foul balls. Sometimes the game isn't even the most entertaining part because the stadium has a story of its own. The hot dogs were very nice. At a dollar, they could be lukewarm, soggy, and wrinkled, but they were dense, flavorful, and actually pretty good. Sometimes I wonder if dollar dogs are cheaper and they probably are, but you couldn't fool me. They weren't jumbo quarter-pound dogs by any means, but they were a normal quality-sized wiener. I drank a draft of the Love Street Blonde, one of my favorite common craft beverages, and got a can of Michelob Ultra from a very nice hawker that I obviously tipped. I just don't really like Michelob Ultra, I realize. I took a stroll through the Dell Diamond before leaving and there's a lot of cool spots from their yard in the back, which is great for just relaxing during the game, though the view isn't the most ideal for the action (great for bombs though). There's a full bar as well with baseball simulators and TVs showing other games, but if I'm paying money to park and watch a game, maybe that's not the move IMO. Regardless of the Express getting rocked by the Stripers, I had a great time and want to return to more Express games this season. As a young adult, the deals on weekdays are too good to pass up. Thursday might be a move in the future for those $4 domestics, $7 drafts, and cheaper food options around the park. Maybe next time the Express will get more runs than hot dogs I ate. RIYL: An affordable day out to the ballpark

First visit on a group of 50 outing. We were participants and not organizers so unsure of that…read moreprocess. Surprised that very few people were watching the game - too busy getting food at concessions which was distracting for watching the game. Lots of on field games for kids - guessing pre-arranged. The parking was our only challenge but supposed it wouldn't have been a 20 minute walk to our seats if we'd arrived a lot earlier. Weather was beautiful for a night game. Heads up everything is credit card not cash. Would go again.

A first time at the Pfield for us since my Sophomore was promoted from the PHS JV to the Varsity…read moreteam. And my oh my was I impressed. A fairly new stadium, and well maintained stadium with sounds that reached all across Pflugerville and lights that would most likely keep up the whole neighborhood. They have security that makes sure everyone stays safe. Love that they have Kona ice J.C.'s kettle popcorn, and their own concession stand. Prices are reasonable at the concession stand. J.C.'s kettle popcorn starts at $8 for the smaller bag. That is quite big already that goes all the way up to $15 for a humongous large bag. There is so much more to a Varsity game other than a bigger and more beautiful stadium than across the street. 2 scans and empty your pockets/ belts etc. our codes bottle of water was allowed. The large board is beautiful and complete. The home side was quite impressive. This was also a HOCO game so there was b plenty of entertainment by the band, dancers and ofcourse who is going to be homecoming king and Queen. I love their walk from the Panther tunnel. And all the colors of Pflugerville Panther team. It was festive, clean, open, and the commentary was definitely biased ;) Either way, we will be back with the next game.

The Pfield was such a fun family outing! Watching my little cousin play football was an awesome…read moreexperience, and the whole event had such a great, welcoming vibe. Definitely a perfect spot for family fun and making memories together

This area behind the Library shows great promise. The monuments representing each of our armed…read moreforces, placed on a small hill above a pond where there is a beautiful high water shower--across from which tablets of granite are placed and after year one are inscribed with about 30 service members, living and deceased and veteran and active. It's an extremely nice thing that if you lived in Leander when you served or if you live here currently you can be inscribed at no cost and in that way be remembered for all time. The form is available, along with the qualifications and the instructions online. I'm in the process of getting Mr. W's documentation together to submit. The ceremony was very nice -mainly honoring an incredible Veteran who survived Pearl Harbor. It was my honor to shake his hand and thank him for his service after the presentations and while a huge birthday cake honoring the 100th Birthday of the USMC -was served to all. It was small, but definitely more people came then planned and the future looks bright here. A couple of things we discussed with the mayor are that the waterfall although beautiful blocked a lot of the words delivered during the ceremony so they either need a larger volume microphone or to Cut off for reduce the power of the waterfall when people are speaking. Next year they're going to need a lot more chairs... based on the volume of people that were there this year with no seats! I read that there is one woman who's going to put together a 5K run and hopefully there will be some semblance of the parade. There were less than a handful of the antique cars so we've got to get the word out there because I know there are a lot of car aficionados in our area that would probably love to show off their hobby. Good job City of Leander !!! Looking forward to continuing to contribute to the veterans Park through our monthly water bill. Hopefully everybody will consider it as it's a great opportunity to honor those that allow us to observe and live our freedom daily.