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    Family view from the suite
    Daniel O.

    Always a great time at Storm Stadium. Tickets are super affordable, the food is tasty(shout out to Michi's Tacos), and they've even lowered beer prices this season, gotta love that. Themed nights make it extra fun, (the Host is the best and snag a pic with Thunder) whether you're going with friends, family, or on a date. We like to sit at the high tables that come with a server (mostly cashless), which makes ordering food and drinks a breeze without missing any of the action. Parking is a little steep, but it is what it is, and honestly, the whole experience is still a great value. A perfect local spot for a fun, easy night out. Highly recommend!

    Kash Mayfield professional debut 4/8/25
    Brandon T.

    As a lifelong baseball fan, Storm Stadium is one of those hidden gems that reminds you why you fell in love with the game in the first place. This place offers a top-tier minor league experience -- great views from every seat, a solid stadium layout, and a true family-friendly vibe that makes you want to come back again and again. The Lake Elsinore Storm, the Low-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, consistently put together scrappy, exciting rosters. Over the years, I've caught future Padres stars like Hunter Renfroe, Austin Hedges, Wyatt Hoffman, Jackson Merrill, Ethan Salas, and Leo de Vries right here before they hit the big stage. It's part of the magic -- watching the next wave of talent grow up right in front of you. The promotions and social media team here deserve a serious shoutout. They keep the buzz going all season long and do a phenomenal job pulling the community in with creative themes and fun events. It's more than a game -- it's an experience. A few pro tips: Parking is easy, but park close if you can -- especially in the summer heat. Handicap accessible areas are well thought out, and getting around in a wheelchair is doable. Food options have been a bit limited in the past, but the recent addition of Michi Tacos (no exaggeration -- the best taco spot in the valley) was a total game changer. The Diamond Tap Room is decent but inconsistent. When it's busy, expect slower service. Timing is everything. I'm stoked they reopened the grass hill in right field -- kids love it, and it's perfect for families. Just keep an eye out for foul balls -- I've seen quite a few people hit when not paying attention and there are always close calls out there! If you love baseball and want to get up close to the action without breaking the bank, Storm Stadium is well worth the trip. A must-visit for Padres fans and anyone who enjoys the heart and hustle of minor league ball.

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    Cynthia W.

    We went to the stadium on 5/2/25 because our girls were performing a dance routine with Diana's Dance Studio. The employee was super kind as she escorted us into the facility. Our large group got to go in the side entrance, which was cool. Then we got our tickets scanned and we were able to go to our seats. There were a good amount of food options, the stadium looked like it was newer and the best part was that the sun wasn't in our faces! The restrooms were close by so that was a plus. We were impressed by Omaha, the Bat Dog! It did get pretty windy later into the game. We missed the fireworks, but it was a good time overall!

    Lorenzo W.

    THANK YOU STORM! I felt so loved today by my team! I came for Star Wars Day and my family and I got here early to pick up our Darth Vader Storm hats! I absolutely love them, The Storm gives some of the BEST giveaway items in Minor League Baseball. Oh and my section won free fries at Carl's Jr. after the game! Very few teams treat their fans like this and I love it, keep it coming! It was a hot Sunday afternoon and us fans still came out to support the team! My boy Thunder was in his Storm jersey under the sun! He's truly one of my favorite mascots of all time, that's commitment. Business was as usual at the Diamond and I had a wonderful time cheering the team on! Shout out to the promo team, they had water activities for the kids so they can cool off, it was lovely!

    Angel C.

    Love going to storm watching the games. Great food and always a good time. It's a must go with the family and friends. Everyone is so welcome and friendly.

    Meghan W.

    I really like this stadium. It's my 3rd year coming to the Loma linda Medical Center Employee game day. We were given a many free seats as we wanted to this game against the Fresno grossly. We scored some pretty good seats and views. We were seated in 102 HP seats E1 to E6. It is almost behind home plate. It's 5 rows up. The view was amazing. You can see the dugout from the away team better than the home teams dugout, though. It's also a great seat because in between games the announcer comes near this section so you can be in the action. Also, several foul balls came close to us. One landed the row behind us. Parking was free in lot C, which is walking distance to the entrance. I like that you don't have to pay for parking. I came 10 minutes before the game and was still in the front row of the parking lot. It was a hot day and I don't think many people wanted to come out. Security looks through purses and backpacks. They were quick to get us in. Getting out was quick as well. Getting out of the parking can be a free for all but it was fine. I didn't try any of the food tonight. But my favorite in the past has been Michi Tacos. I like this Stadium, it's modern and clean.

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    Scott M.

    If you want to see some good ... we'll mostly good baseball and have fun in a safe environment then come on out and watch a game. Took a star off because of the food court challenges... they need to work on this whole order here then go wait over there for your name to be called.. seems to really annoy people. We tried the tacos at the little taco stand just to the right of home plate. Those tacos are 5 stars

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    Todd C.

    What can I say? This place rocks. It is a great place to hold your next big company event for sure. The games are great. The food is good and all the drinks are cold. Plenty of room for everyone

    Alexander C.

    Excellent place to watch minor league baseball. While visiting the area from Nevada, I came on a Sunday afternoon and watched the Storm play against the Quakes. I parked across the street in the free parking lot. I walk with a cane right now because I am recovering from leg surgery, but I had no problem walking from the parking lot into the stadium. I got to the parking lot about 2 1/2 hours before the first pitch, and there were already dozens of cars and trucks parked and people hanging out. It is a family-friendly atmosphere. I paid $15 for my ticket. I sat in the first row behind home plate. I was very impressed with the beautiful view. The seat was comfortable and I had plenty of legroom as a 6'4" man. The Storm lost the game to the Quakes, but they played hard and were trying their best. I got to see a home run go over the huge wall in right field, which was pretty cool. The stadium is 30 years old this season, and it is in great condition. The video boards are modern and it is easy to keep track of stats/watch replays. I didn't get anything to eat during the game. I looked around a little bit before the game, but the concession lines were just too long. I don't like missing a single pitch, so I just waited until after the game to eat. I did notice there is a big restaurant/bar place down the third baseline. If it's hot out during the summer, it might be nice to eat there. The mascot here is a green dog named Thunder. There was a crowd of kids following him around the stadium for the entire game. I've never seen kids so excited to see a mascot before. If you don't like children, you might want to sit in a less crowded section of the park. I will be telling people about the great time I had at the Lake Elsinore Storm game for a long time. If I ever return to the area, I hope I can watch another game here sometime. Thank you, Storm!

    Caesar salad with chicken, delivered to my seat
    Diane V.

    Went to a Storm game on a Friday night. I had gone the day prior to acquire my tickets. The gentleman behind the ticket window accidentally gave me tickets to the wrong game. I drove back and he quickly rectified it without incident. Provided excellent and fast service and was apologetic for my inconvenience. Day of game, we showed up and parked immediately, no line. Breezed right through security and easily found our seats. I got Section 113-4Top and I will never see another Storm game another way. The suites are nice but only if you have a large group. The 4top are perfect for a party of four. You can order directly from your seats and your food and drinks are delivered to you. View is great and seats are comfortable. We received good service. We checked out the remodeled Diamond Taproom. Sad to see the recliners are gone but the addition of tvs and updated bar and seating looks great. Looking forward to sampling their menu once their kitchen opens.

    Craig Y.

    Located off Diamond Dr in Lake Elsinore. This is a minor league baseball stadium for the Lake Elsinore Storm. Today 8/7/22 there was a car show event held outside of the stadium although inside was opened to look at the field sit in the chairs, use the restroom and buy snacks at the concession booth. Everything is cashless here as well. Overall a pretty nice stadium although today it was over 100 degrees so inside the stadium was the spot to cool down. The car show was mostly outside the front and it was hot my phone overheated within 2 mins and others was saying all their cameras and phones overheated quickly as well. Overall not a bad stadium the field looked nice.

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    Lin F.

    Hospital event so tickets were provided by LLUMC. 10$ parking fee. 3 $ tacos and blue moon or coors-- street tacos meh but hey... 3$ for 2 ... okay. Colton candy and funnel cake booths. Baskin Robbins and TOGO too-- so I ate while watching the game. Throw prizes such as towels and hot dogs during the last innings. Kids bring your mits by third base, lots of balls from the storm team. Super fun night on a Tuesday. Section 117,115

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    Minor league is great. Families dates or just something that's fun. Staff are very kind and offer excellent service.

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    Minor league baseball games are always fun. great for families and date nights and going out with friends

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    Great stadium. Never knew this was here for games. Perfect place to come and watch baseball, music and other things

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    Ask the Community - Lake Elsinore Storm

    Can you gather and "tailgate" in the parking lot? Can you eat food and drink?

    Tailgating is permitted in Lot C. Alcohol and glass are prohibited. No open flames allowed.

    Can u use a debit/credit card to pay for parking?

    We are a cashless facility. Parking can be purchased at the gate.

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    Big League Dreams

    Big League Dreams

    2.1
    (91 reviews)
    10.0 mi

    One of the reviewers 7 months ago complained about the $8 entry fee and $10 preferred parking fee…read more I don't know if all the facilities charge the same but we went to the BLD in Jurupa yesterday and the entry charge was $16. We paid $13 with the senior discount they gave us but that is still $5 more than the reviewer paid 7 months earlier.The preferred parking was $20 so basically the prices doubled from what they were 7 months before. One thing they should do is remove some of the preferred parking spots and repurpose them as additional disabled parking because there aren't enough disabled parking spots. I know there is a certain formula used to determine how many disabled spots a business or government entity must set aside per how many overall spots in the lot. That said adding some more tho not required would certainly have disabled people look at the company in a more positive light. We had to park near the main driveway entrance/exit then walk to the last field entrance to pay. From there we had to walk to the furthest field where our grandson was playing. My wife and I both use walkers and it was an especially difficult walk for me. Tho there would be no guarantee we'd find an empty added disabled spot there was a chance we would have. I understand it's all about the bottom line but companies need to think about the people who come to their facility and pay the money to enter and buy the food and drinks. If they didn't come those companies would go out of business.

    When did it become normal to charge $10 just to get in and watch travel softball and another $10…read morejust to park close to the entrance. That alone is ridiculous. Then the food prices are insane: Chicken strips & fries - $17.95 2 slices of pizza - $14.95 Buffalo wings & fries - $16.95 On top of that, no outside food allowed--even for people with strict diets, no exceptions. The food quality is terrible, and the customer service is just as bad. Families already spend enough supporting their kids in sports without getting hit with all these extra costs.

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    Just Soccer Futsal Center

    Just Soccer Futsal Center

    4.6
    (16 reviews)
    20.2 mi

    We absolutely loved the AYSO Summer Camp!…read more My son had the best time with the coaches and his teammates. Registration was quick and easy, and it was absolutely worth the cost. The 3-hour camp was the perfect length, and I really appreciated having the flexibility to stay or leave while camp was in session--it made everything so convenient. Coach Danny is the best! Huge shoutout to him for making the experience so fun and memorable for the kids. Most importantly, my son had an amazing experience, and he's already asking to go back. I only wish they offered another week in July! Highly recommend this camp to any soccer family looking for a great summer experience!

    If you want a great place for your kids to play soccer in Corona, you have to check out Just Soccer…read moreFutsal Center. My 9-year-old son plays for AYSO, and this training has helped him so much! He's playing better than ever in his weekend games. ​We love working with Coach Josh and Coach Chris. They are super patient and great with the kids. They focus on teaching cool footwork and how to think fast when the game is moving quickly. ​The building is really nice and has a fun, high-energy 'street soccer' vibe that the kids love. It's a really positive place where the coaches actually care about the players. If your child wants to get better and have a blast doing it, this is the spot. Big thanks to Josh and Chris for being awesome teachers!

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    High Desert Mavericks

    High Desert Mavericks

    3.5
    (21 reviews)
    62.5 mi

    It's such a shame to see the Mavericks go. This was one of the best MiLB stadiums out there. The…read morefood was always great, the staff was always nice, and Wooly Bully, the mascot, was one of the best.

    PROS: 1. It's cheap…read more($2 parking, $6 tickets). 2. There aren't usually many people there (unless it's July 4 because they have fireworks after the game), so you'll get a seat for sure. (When I went, they said they were almost sold out of the $6 tickets and there wouldn't be many seats left, but when I got in, only 1/4 or 1/3 of the stadium was full.) No matter where you sit, you'll be able to see. 3. On Family Feast days, hot dogs and sodas are $1. 4. There's a Juice it Up tent, which is one of the best parts, in my opinion. ;) $4.50, which gets you a 24oz drink at a regular location, gets you a 16oz drink here. 5. There's a big, fenced-in grassy area next to right field for the kids to play on, and there's a small jump house there too. 6. If the Mavericks get 9 runs in a game, the whole stadium gets coupons for 2 free tacos from Jack in the Box. It happened when I went! 7. Wooly Bully is the mascot, and a lame slice of pizza is a mascot too (Papa John's advertising). The mascots dance on the dugout, try to get fans to cheer/do the wave, and throw a couple bags of popcorn to the audience. 8. The kids get to run across the field after the 7th inning. Lots of silly games and entertainment between innings. 9. They pass a hat every time a Mavericks player gets a home run. The employee told me that 100% of the money goes to the players. CONS: 1. Let's be honest, the Mavericks aren't a great team. They're not a terrible team either, but I stopped rooting for any team and started rooting for whoever made a good play. On the bright side, Mavericks actually won against the Storm 10-9 when I went. 2. The score board person didn't keep track of the errors, which was disappointing for those of us who did. 3. You can't understand anything they announce/say through their speakers or mics. The system is very poor quality. 4. I waited in line at the concession stand for at least 2, probably 3, innings. The workers were hurrying, so the stadium REALLY needs to have more than ONE window serving food. 5. They served me cans of hot soda (which I was able to trade in for cold ones), they were out of pepperoni pizza, and they were out of hot dogs by the time I left. 6. Sometimes you honestly can't tell if you're talking to an employee or a fan. The employees need to wear uniforms, and the same uniform at that. 7. They don't recycle any of the cans and bottles that get left in their stadium. Think of how much money they could make (and the impact on the environment they could have) if they recycled them all. 8. During one of their between-innings shows, they had "cowboys" with real guns. The good cowboys stood on the dugout and watched the bad cowboys fight each other. After a little while, the good cowboys drew their guns and shot the bad cowboys. The guns really did go off with empty rounds, and the bad cowboys pretended to die. Was this supposed to be heroic? Teaching all the observant kids that if you see someone doing something bad, shooting them is the praiseworthy response? Not trying to break up the fight? The stadium announcer provided no intro or explanation. So much for a family-friendly atmosphere. I plan to ask for an explanation from the stadium tomorrow. If the conversation goes anywhere, I'll post an update. CONCLUSION: The Mavs need to open more than one window for food at the concession stand, and they crossed a line with the fake shooting in front of a ton of kids. But I like the place overall, and it's a cheap night of fun. I'll come back again (I always do), but I won't be in a hurry to do so.

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    Coachella Valley Firebirds

    Coachella Valley Firebirds

    2.3
    (3 reviews)
    56.1 mi

    Well, the couple of reviews on here are fair to be sure, but I loved my experience and I was really…read moreimpressed by its dedicated fans. I can't discuss the organization, I don't know...and I don't really care. What I can discuss is what I saw and experienced: I witnessed passion, loyalty by the fans, gear worn everywhere, I mean, the fans were into it! Why? The team works hard, and the fans see it. Lots of merch is available, lots of fun games are done with the people and kids. Fun for everyone. The Firebirds! Sign me up anytime.

    This review is SEPARATE from the players themselves. I love the players, Cameron Hughes and the OG…read moreFirebirds are all awesome. I do love most of the new guys too! I'm proud of how talented this team is and how much dedication they have. HOWEVER, the guys are backed by one of the worst organizations ever. Everything is based on advertisements, over-charging people and bleeding the fans dry financially. I'm talking across the board greed with all fans young to old. It's sad as I see a lot of families and elderly folks not able to afford a simple souvenir, as a standard stuffed animal is $45.99. Like what? It's disappointing that the Kraken organization and Firebirds would partner with Oakview group who owns Acrisure, however it makes sense as the team admins are just as money-driven. If I was this team I wouldn't partner with a place that charges $35+ to park in an unprotected lot. It's not right. The Firebirds team is barely starting to give prizes and giveaways to the faithful fans. However, these few prizes are inconsistent and sometimes they don't even have the amount of items they say they have for the first 4,000ish fans. I'm truly bothered that Fuego (the Firebird Mascot) is followed by an entourage of folks who refuse to let him take pics with kids and fans. It's rude and horrible. Fuego is a beloved character and they need to let him hang out with the fans! This team charges $80+ dollars just to have him visit you! The fans at the Ontario Reign and San Diego Gulls are treated much better. I'm hoping this team chills and begins to give back to the fans, not only consistent giveaways, but rational pricing too! Note: This team caters mainly to their Canadian snowbird or affluent, elderly clientele. The team admins clearly have preferences and it's too bad.

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    Quakes

    Quakes

    4.0
    (156 reviews)
    34.0 mi

    We now have season tickets to ONT Field as life long Dodger Fans, but we followed our team back to…read moreQuakes stadium for a few away games.. We entered to the most kind staff. From the moment we walked in... every single person we met was so nice. Every single usher was helpful and informative. We met the GM Mike Lindskog the first day....and let me just say that he was the BEST PICK for that role. Mike was out interacting with all of his guests like they were visiting his home! Throughout the game I saw him running around shaking hands and just so in tune with the overall feel of the stadium! Tremor made my day too.... he was so sweet!! We will definitely be back! Thank you for the warm hospitality Mike and team!!!

    STINGY, GATEKEEPING STAFF! Oof, this new affiliation with the Rancho Quakes has turned for the…read moreworst. As an Angels fan I was pumped to root for the Quakes and get a "newer" venue. However, the culture of the staff is absolutely different in a bad way. Typically, giveaways with the 66ers in San Bernardino were plentiful and joyous. Not here! I arrived for a Rancho Jersey giveaway and the staff stopped passing out jerseys after a few minutes after the gates opened. There were loads of fans who didn't receive a giveaway item. Meanwhile, staff stored boxes of jerseys away, I saw a dude take some to the back! What?! I absolutely hate when staff store things for themselves. It felt more like a slap in the face when they started distributing tons of rally towels instead of the jerseys. This was planned, this team's front office are cheap penny-pinchers. I arrived early before the game, I know how these events work. This was one of the worst sporting experiences I've encountered. Staff were standoffish and condescending when we asked them what their deal was? I was polite and professional, I don't like these Rancho Karens one bit. At this point, this is a betrayal to the Angels brand. I never have this happen at a major league game. Yes, I know resources vary but this is rude customer service. Only Tremor and Aftershock were chill, this team needs to cool it. I won't be coming here till people fix this mess. PS: Hey Quakes, you had all this time to revamp your merch and we're still selling Dodger blue memorabilia? What the what?! Lame.

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    The Quakes MC had our section, the sections to the left, right and above us sing Happy Birthday to me during the game.
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    Lake Elsinore Storm - sportsteams - Updated August 2026

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