One of my favorite summer outings, there is something for everyone here! Game tickets are…read moreaffordably priced, parking is free, there's plentiful options for food and drink, and the mid-game entertainment is fun and exciting. Personally, the Twinkie Toss is my favorite :D It's a great, family-friendly atmosphere for an evening out. Be sure to check out the game calendar and promotions for special events - highly recommend nights when there are post-game fireworks!

Who doesn't love America's favorite pastime? Especially when every seat is a great seat…read more First the ballpark foods: Cheesesteak, Brisket Sammie & Betty Raes Ice cream Second the adult bevies: Draft local beers, Wine & frozen daiquiris Third the views: Sofa seating, on-deck action & plenty of good seats for the fans Check the promotions schedule and social media for upcoming events including 50% off tickets (like we used last night)! Let's go Baseball!

I really enjoy how family friendly this stadium is. The amount of kids events they have is super…read morerefreshing. Also, the ticket prices are affordable and are easy to acquire. No matter where you sit in this stadium, you will have a good view. Even if you stand in the walking area, you will be able to see the action. Or you will catch the action on the many tvs located in the stadium. The Argyle suites are luxurious and provided a nice air conditioned area outside of the heat. They have a large fridge, many cabinets, multiple places to sit, and a little patio area with about 10-20 seats. They also serve food outside of the suites with a range of pizza, roasted vegetables, a variety of desserts, brauts, and coffee. A bar is also available. One downside is how expensive the food and merchandise is. I think the prices are crazy! Also the security wasn't super friendly when my bag was slightly over the size. Besides that, great experience!

We come here once a year when Seattle comes down to play. We have a great time catching up with…read morefriends and enjoying the atmosphere! The food and drinks here are always great. I love that you can walk around in our Sounders gear and cheer with others but also have fun, and respectful, with the Sporting fans. Already looking forward to going back next year!

Very nice feilds for the kids! I'm not a fan of the parking situation but other then that it's a…read morevery nice ballpark!

This was an amazing and thrilling place to be! My fiancé and I got free tickets from the VA to go…read moreto a NASCAR race and we were so excited as both of us have never been! Phew was it loud! It was the kind of loud that got you off your feet and cheering though. The whole place was lively. Bathrooms were very clean and the stadium was huge! Loved that they had games like corn-hole and they even had a cool status to pose with! Only downside is how expensive food and drinks are.

Went here for a grand VIP tour on Nascar AdventHealth 400 Cup Series for the first time. Never been…read morea fan of Nascar because I honestly don't know anything about it or been to a race before. Race day is so much, can be overwhelming with a big crowd. It's like a big party with cars and merch. They also have other things to do like pickleball if you have time to play, watch toys race, check out other cars/trucks in the fan area. We went during a rain, so best believe everyone is trying to stay dry. They also have truck to blow dry their own track so it can be safe for everyone. The Garage tour was so fun and a must do. It's great for first timers like myself. We got to tour the garage area where you get to see all the cars that are racing. You get to see the pit crew do their job and make sure it's good. Also, got a chance to meet a real live racer Alex Bowman, it was surreal. He even autograph some items for us. So cool. This race, I saw a bunch of cars crashing and it was amazing. I'm a fan now.

Awsome place tons of room not crouded tons of room to play frisbee or soccer one down side is there…read moreare not enough restrooms

I took my two grandkids to this park to check out the playground. The playground is large and…read moreexpansive. The kids enjoyed their time there. There were some low spots under some playground equipment, where a recent rain had made little ponds of mulch. There are public bathrooms right by the playground and a variety of benches. It is in full sun, but the day we went it was cloudy. The park itself is enormous because I drove around and it took quite some time! The positives about the park is the playground, the beautiful lake, driving through the park reminded me of driving through a deciduous forest. They have a marina where people were loading boats to take out on the lake. There was a variety of little gravel parking spaces here and there as you drove on the road. If it was somewhere near an opening to a little spot by the lake, then I would see a guy standing and fishing. During my time driving through the park, I only passed two cars. I think most people are concentrated in the play area, which was not that many people. Or they are using the marina for boating, or there is one area where you can park and I think go down and view a type of dam which I did not look at. That is the positive things about the park. I did not notice any wooden trails or trail markers, I noticed one paved path that said it was a trail and it looked like it was wide enough that biking people could use it. I think there is a lot of under utilized space in this park that could be used for better use. The positive about that being under utilized is that wild animals are probably enjoying it! I do feel that aspects of the park are unsafe. For example, there is a building right next to the play area, I don't know what it's used for but multiple windows had been broken out and then replaced with board. Then other window windows were just simply empty like they gave up. They had a large and high fence surrounding the air conditioner that led to that building so obviously people had probably stripped the air conditioner in the past for components to sell. Also, there was quite a bit of trash on the playground, which I walked around and picked up. Their trash cans are not covered. They're just open black bins with the top cut off to throw trash into. That is probably why I saw multiple ones tipped over because wild animals like raccoons are getting into them. I only saw one Park Ranger, and that was near a tree company that was dealing with a tree that was knocked over in the storm. They have a lot of side roads that we have a sign saying it's leading to a shelter for a picnic. I drove up three of them and it will take a while to get to a particular shelter and they will have a swingset and maybe one other toy, but they are very downtrodden looking. The shelters are in bad condition and very dark because the trees around them need to be trimmed. They do seem to have bathrooms by the shelters. I noticed that the hours of this park are from 6 AM to midnight, which is pretty long to stay open for a park. I feel like that leads to criminal activity. When I would drive down several of these longer roads leading to a shelter, there would be occasionally one vehicle on a little gravel parking space and just sitting in their car. If they had trails in this park, I would not feel safe by myself in hiking on them. I think the reason there is hardly anyone at this park because there's really not much to do except fish and they didn't even seem to have a lot of areas to do that unless I missed it, I think the marina seem to be the busiest area. I probably would not go back to this particular park for these reasons. I think it's a shame because it's so large and beautiful but very under utilized in the acreage about what could be on this park.

The last time I visited, the ballpark was under construction. That was a while ago, so I thought…read moreI'd play a little hooky from work, and take in a day game on a semi-warm Spring afternoon. I'm happy to say, the field is in good shape and Loyola Park is a great place to watch a ballgame. If you're wanting an up close view, there's a small grandstand of bleachers directly behind home plate, in between the dugouts. I like sitting on the hill that begins behind home plate and flows down the line behind the first base dugout. Judging by my fellow fans, it's a pretty popular space. Feel free to bring your own fold out chair or blanket. You can see most of the field and you're also close enough to hear the infield chatter. A small concession stand is available. Bathrooms are located underneath the grand stands. The playing field is natural grass and dirt with mostly symmetrical outfield dimensions.

I had the opportunity to visit this park for Liverpool concert. (Liverpool is a Beatles tribute…read moreband.) I can honestly say it was so much fun! I was not aware that Olathe park had events like this.. and for free. There is a lovely 14 mile trail along this park that is perfect for walking and bike riding. The trail is well shaded and the pavement fairly smooth.

I had saved this park to a collection for parks that I want to take my grandkids to, based on the…read morecover photo for Yelp. I thought it looked like a nice playground. My husband and I brought our six-year-old granddaughter and two year-old grandson to play. I did not see a newer place set based on the address we went to. It was an older ship designed playset. A small playset and it was quite busy so it was crowded. The place that is for age 2 to 5. The nice thing about it is that it was completely shaded, so that was a positive. But the place that itself was older and dirty and needed to be cleaned or repainted. There was a walking park around the playset, but I never saw a newer playset like pictured in the main photo for the park. There is also a small softball field and some covered picnic tables.

Basket ball court, playground, benches, one grill, drinking fountain, baseball diamond, soccer…read morefield, swings and a five star view of downtown Kansas City. As an elevated point in Kansas city it's perfect for kite flying. Parks and rec do a good job keeping it clean. The surrounding neighborhood has Lots of kids so usually a game of softball or kickball is going on.

Cool views of downtown Kansas City from just west of the Crossroads District! Definitely worth a…read morequick drive by or a stroll through the neighborhood if you live close. One of my favorite views of one of my favorite cities!