Attended my first madison mallards game of the season yesterday. Yesterday's theme was Star Wars and it was the best. Characters were there visiting from a galaxy far, far away... There was a little rain but that didn't stop us from having fun at the Quack of a Bat! A Mallards game is must-do summer activity especially for anyone exploring Madison. Not only is it great for community spirit it's also great entertainment. The quack is back with summer fun for the whole family. Some of the Highlights of the night: Star Wars characters you find roaming around the park. Delicious ballpark food and locally brewed beers. The mallards taking home the win. My personal favorite Maverick, the Madison Mallards' superstar bat dog. read more

Madison Mallards - Enjoying some hotdogs - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Madison, Wisconsin

This was my first time attending a Madison Mallards game. Despite a rainy forecast, we decided to go since we were invited and wanted to support the organizer. After getting our wristbands, we weren't given any directions on where to get food and drinka. The food selection was very limited: just hot dogs, brats, burgers, chip, and drinks. The players are college athletes, so it's definitely a different vibe than Major League games, but it was still fun to watch the Mallards against the Wausau Woodchunk. There were a few activities for kids, and overall it made for a nice couple of hours. One tip: the seating is extremely uncomfortable. I wish I'd known to bring a seat cushion or foam pad. read more

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I recently attended Client Appreciation Day at the Mallards game--my first time going. It rained hard for a bit, but thankfully it stopped, and I was able to catch some of the game from the TDS section. There's a large parking lot, and staff were stationed to guide guests. One heads-up: they don't allow purses larger than a certain size, so I had to go to guest services to get a clear bag. It wasn't bad quality, but just something to keep in mind if you plan to bring a bag--either check the venue's bag policy beforehand or be prepared to transfer your belongings onsite. Also, no one told us about the wristbands for food and drinks. Luckily, I asked the host and she told us about the wristlets. Each wristband comes with three tabs for alcoholic drinks, including draft beer and (I believe) frozen margaritas. The food options were basic: hot dogs, cheeseburgers, bratwurst, veggie burgers, coleslaw, potato salad, Lay's potato chips (original flavor), and drinks like Pepsi, Mountain Dew, root beer, and water. Nothing fancy, but since we didn't pay for the event, I can't complain. We managed to find a table with an umbrella for some shade and shelter, but the metal seats were really uncomfortable. I'd recommend bringing a seat cushion if you plan to stay for the whole game. There are other chairs available, but they're not much better comfort-wise. The ballpark had a lot of fun games for kids, which was great to see. It's located at Warner Park on the northeast side of Madison, so it took a little time to get there. I found out that the Mallards players are college students. I've been to MLB stadiums before, so it was nice to experience something on a smaller, more community-oriented scale. Glad we got to enjoy some baseball in Madison! read more

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We had this on our list of things to do the last couple of years since relocating to Madison. I finally paid attention to the Mallards schedule and the weather and picked out a night to go. We bought tickets on-line. I was a bit surprised that tickets were $20 for this level of baseball given what I used to pay to see AAA ball in another city. I guess everything has gone up in price! Also I was surprised that given what seats were available on-line that the park was much emptier than what the seating chart would lead you to believe. Season ticket no-shows? Given it was an early evening game on a very sunny day I am glad I got first base side tickets or we would have been staring into the sun on the third base side. It was a beautiful evening. I was very impressed at all of the food and beverage options and the non-game entertainment aimed at kids on the way to the stands. The prices were typical and a slight step lower than major league parks. The seats are all individual seats and not bleachers which was nice. I thought the level of entertainment not only from the teams on the field but between innings was great. This is what I expect from minor league baseball - lots of fun gimmicky games with the fans. It appears to be a well run organization. Overall I was impressed by the whole package that is a Mallards' game. We will definitely return. read more

The Duck Pond is our favorite go-to place when summer finally rolls around. We anticipate the return of the Mallards all year after the season ends, and typically plan 3-4 trips when it's back. My friends and I love having fun at the Duck Blind. For $41 we enjoy relaxing and enjoying all we can eat and drink - beer, burgers, brats, and of course, baseball. We're typically the rambunctious group heckling the players on the other team, and using the duck quackers (glow-in-the-dark ones are our favorite) to keep the fun going. I highly suggest catching a game to locals and out of towners, even if you're not a fan of the game, it's still an amazingly fun time, especially in the Duck Blind. read more

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Mallards games are great, affordable family entertainment. The organization does a great job of keeping everyone entertained. Between each inning, there is usually something on... kids racing, adults dancing in sumo suits, etc. Food: decent and affordable. I don't come here just to eat, but if I have to, it does the job. For foodies, there's some upscale food (steak sandwiches, pulled pork, etc.) that's pretty good. Of course, the beer is pretty good - lots of craft options! If you're not going to drink beer, sign up for the designated driver list and get a wristband for free soda and a chance to win a jersey! Baseball: entertaining. These are college kids working to improve their game. You probably won't recognize any names unless you're related to them, but they're still pretty good ballplayers! After every game, the Mallards players stand outside the locker room and sign autographs for the kids. Entertainment: lots of it! There are plenty of drawings and games to keep you occupied. The "beer batter" is always fun (a certain guy on the other team - if he strikes out, it's 2-1 beers for the rest of the inning). There's also a play area behind the third base line for younger kids (playground, bounce house, etc.). Value: pretty good. Tickets are reasonable. Every night seems to have a promotion, so pick one you like. Duck Blind: Not for kids. Out in right field, you can buy a special ticket and get all you can eat/drink. It's a lot of fun out there if you're with the right group of people. :) We're not season ticket holders by any means, but we try to take the family to a couple games each year. read more

Going to a Mallards game in the Duck Blind at Warner Park has become a summer tradition for me and many others. When I was a kid I remember coming to many a Muskies game with my parents, but the crowds were always thin and no one was surprised when the Muskies and the subsequent teams folded. Now Warner Park is a family destination as well as a popular party location. For the last several years my company has held our summer outing here, tailgating in the parking lot before catching the game. There always seems to be a huge crowd on the weekends. The Mallards organization provides an atmosphere that was missing when I was a kid. Personally I love the game of baseball, with all of the intricacies of the pacing being a big part of the charm. However, I realize that I'm in the minority here, because most of my friends find it kind of boring. But the Mallards have really energized the park with the give-aways, the mascots, and all the other sideshows to the game. My opinion is that if you want to see baseball played in all of it's old fashioned glory, go to Wrigley. The Duck Blind is the place to be for most of the adults that didn't bring children to the game. For $25-35 it is all you can eat and drink in a sectioned-off area in the right field corner. The food is pretty decent but the real attraction is the beer. Led by local brewpub Great Dane's signature Mallards Ale, there is an excellent selection of beer. This is undoubtedly why a lot of people attend, but it leads to a very festive atmosphere that is always a good time. The only people not enjoying the Duck Blind are usually the opposing team's relief pitchers, since their bullpen is in the right field corner as well. You can also win free tickets to the Duck Blind from US Cellular on the day of the game. Outside of the Duck Blind, the park is very kid-friendly, with various mascots running around and all sorts of things to keep the kids occupied. The main mascot rides a zipline down from the party deck in the Duck Blind to home plate to start off the game and set the tone. It's always about having a good time. The various promotions include "B-List Celebrity Fridays," various throwback nights and bands playing live music. The concessions range from the traditional hot dogs, peanut and cotton candy to the truly excellent jambalaya. The prices are quite reasonable and the people working are always friendly and appear to be having as much of a good time as the fans. For the price there isn't much else you can find in Madison that compares. read more

Madison Mallards - Maynard Mallard coming down the zipline - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Madison, Wisconsin

My friends and I love going to Mallards games, it's one of our summer traditions! We usually do the Great Dane Duck Blind, because with dinner, drinks, and the ticket, that's the best deal in town! We also like the atmosphere in the Duck Blind, that we can get up and walk around and talk to each other during the game. The view of the field isn't the greatest, but we love the atmosphere. Maynard and Millie usually come out and take photos with us in the Duck Blind and there are always fun promotions going on. The food is good, the beer selection is awesome, and the games are fun to watch. Fourth of July weekend there are fireworks and entertainment after the game, it's the best! We will return again and again! read more

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Highlights/lowlights 1) friendly staff 2) fun thing to do on a nice summer night 3) gluten free food options available I think it's really important to head in to your first (or any) mallards game with the right mind set. This isn't MLB! If you want that that head to a Brewers game in Milwaukee (NOT a Cubs game at Wrigley :p). As this is not MLB, the stadium is smaller and really easy to navigate through. I would imagine this would be really good for families looking for a night out. There is a decent sized kids area near the entrance as well. For a smaller stadium there is a really impressive amount of food and drink options. There are over 17 different beers available plus people selling Seagrams escape drinks (supposedly gluten free!), lime-a-Ritas etc. I was expecting pretty limited options for food as this is a smaller stadium but they really have everything you can get at an MLB game. Brats, burgers, chicken sandwiches, even cheese curds! There are even gluten free hamburger AND brat buns. Basically a food coma waiting to happen for anyone with celiac disease/gluten intolerance. The staff at all the food and drink stands was really friendly and quick! Wisco fans everywhere are pretty chill but even more so here! Everyone is just here to have a good time and nobody gets really competitive about the game. With plenty of food and drink options and great fans, a Mallards game is a great choice for a night out on a nice night! read more

Mallards are hot. Definitely check it out. I heard it was a drunk fest, but it seemed more like a family event to me. Might depend on what day you go. Good fun! read more

I love the idea of the Mallards and have gone to lots of fun games. That said, the last 2 games we've gone to have been not great. Both games we had tickets for the TDS Triple Play Club. The first time, my son wanted to use his drink tickets for games. We are in line for a game (with people behind us) and the staff running the game literally just walks away. OK. So, we go to turn in the tickets to win a prize. Another staff person said she can't collect tickets. Kids are melting down because they can't play any games and they can't turn in their tickets for prizes. We grab our group outings person and she said she'll get someone. No one ever showed. Cool. The second game it stormed before gametime. The Mallards repeatedly post on social media that the game is on at the scheduled time. We arrive on time and find out there is a delay of 25 minutes. Fine. The game started 1.5 hours later than scheduled. Here's a tip--don't post on Facebook that the game is on time! We decide to grab some of the food included in the ticket price (chicken sandwiches, burgers, brats, hot dogs, veggie burgers, etc) Mind you, the game has not yet started. Order a black bean burger. Out of those. OK, when will you have more? We won't. Um, the game hasn't even started. Decide to come back in 20 minutes to order food, hoping they would have them. Nope. Could I get a brat? No, we are out of them. Could I get a burger? Nope, out of them. So what can we get? A hot dog. How long until the brats will be ready? I don't know, we can't cook right now. CIRCUS. Thumbs down to the Mallards for inept, uncaring staff. The baseball is good, though. read more

My friend got tickets to the Home Plate Club. That was awesome! We got to go into a shaded area and have unlimited food and soda through to the 5th inning. Our wrist bands got us free beer or free kid games. I enjoyed hot dogs, herbed chicken, potato salad, chicken salad, chips, and popcorn. I didn't try the brat, burger, or barbeque because I was too full. This was the first time I got to sit behind home plate and those are some great seats. The staff at the ball park are friendly and helpful. This is a fun way to spend an evening. read more

Visited 6/12/21 Had a great time, park was clean, staff friendly. Food was ok until two days later and my dad and I have horrible food poisoning. DO NOT EAT THE NACHOS WITH JALAPEÑOS. We tried repeatedly to contact anyone at the stadium to talk about this with no answer. read more

They have awesome food especially funnel cakes. I love going to the mallards games. They always have stuff coming into the mallards games different games and bounce houses for the kids and people to play and on the way out they give you free coupons and free things. If you have not gone here. YOU SHOULD!!! read more

Madison Mallards - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Madison, Wisconsin

Prices for tickets, beer and food all went up again this summer. Unlike professional baseball, including Beloit and Appleton teams, the Mallards do not pay the players. They should pass those cost savings into lower ticket, beer and food costs. if were not going to have a professional team, let's at least make the prices reasonable. I was at the game on 6/1/17, and there were double digits in errors (although many were not counted). Sometimes balls were overthrown two times in the same play, and once it happened in between hitters as infield tossed the ball around. This is entertaining in a Bad-News-Bears kind of way, but not in a 'Baseball like it outta be' kind of way. Not a high level of play, and the team switches every year, so it's hard to get too invested. Madison deserves to have baseball that includes future and past MLB players. This does not. There are festivals and free music options virtually every night of Summer across Madison, and we do not have to pay $6.50 for a beer or $7 for a shot glass of wine. Or even buy a ticket. If they refuse to become a MLB farm team, the smartest thing management could do is shave 50 cents off all the prices, and hold it there next year. read more

With what can be described as a golden ticket (for the duck blind), you'll get unlimited beer and food. The only downside? You have to sit through a whole collegiate baseball game. But seriously, it's a great time. It's first come first serve, so if you want good seats right against the field, get there when the gates first open. You can kill the time with the unlimited beer and food you have access to. Going to a Mallard's game is a lot less about baseball and more about the experience. Between innings, there are little skits and contests to keep you entertained, even more so than the actual game itself. I'd call it quirky. Even if you don't like sports, sitting in the duck blind is a great way to spend a summer evening while sipping (or chugging) bottomless local brews and hanging out with friends. read more

There's nothing better than a Baseball game on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. The Northwoods League is a fabulous concept. Great Baseball at a reasonable price. You get to watch some of the best College prospects in the country at a state of the art Minor League Stadium. A baseball junkie like me couldn't ask for anything more. Like most Minor League teams, the Mallards kept us entertained with a wide variety of gimmicks. My Visit coincided with Fathers day so there was a meat raffle for the Dads that I gladly entered. I don't have any kids, but I wasn't going to let that get in between me and my meat. There was also a dance off between the Grounds Crew and a Mascot, t-shirt t throws and lots of other interesting side shows. Fans who catch foul balls can even trade it in for a free Hot Dog. Although I have to admit that its a little annoying when the PA announcer yells Wiener after every foul ball. I'd like to say my day with the Madison Mallards ended on a happy note. But I have to sadly report I went home without any free Fathers Day meat. I didn't get the meat, but I did get to see some future Big League players show off their talent at a beautiful Ballpark. And I had a damn good time doing it. read more

The Madison Mallards really understand how to throw a party. The minor league franchise only offers big league thrills.They realize that the college-level baseball talent alone will not entertain most people; it's old school baseball -- low power numbers and high strategy (like sacrifices and manufacturing runs). As a result, they focus on value and entertainment. Inexpensive tickets, good and reasonable food/beverages are a Godsend. I just came from Milwaukee -- three tickets with views that do not require binoculars will run you over $100. A crap beer (Miller brands) in a plastic bottle runs another $6.50. The food is overrated and also price-inflated. At the warm Warner Park, I was able to get a seat right behind the dugout (word is that they are County Stadium relics) for $10! They offer 18 different beers including incredible Microbrews collectible plastic cups for $3.50 or less! Besides great beer, there were funnel cakes, TURKEY LEGS, burgers, brats and MUCH MORE. Their wait staff (yes, wait staff) is friendly and efficient with your orders, so you can enjoy the show. Four mascots are always running around the stadium rally-mongering and adding to the enjoyment. In between innings, the festivities including a t-shirt toss, bat spin, children and mascot races and more. The PA announcer consistently appeals to the good-natured (but peculiar) kitsch that fills a family-oriented outing (refers to foul balls as wieners or frankfurters for no particular reason). Check their web site -- their dates are chock-full of promos including autographed balls, celebrities (like the Fridge, Webster, Chewbacca and more) and post game events. Attending the Duck Pond (Mallards' park) re-energized my interest in baseball. The gurus behind the franchise understand the importance of the fan and do not take patronage for granted. Re-invest in America's past time without losing your wallet! read more

Great park, great atmosphere. The last game we went to was a group sponsored picnic, again, great food, great atmosphere. They did a nice job remodeling the park. All the staff was very helpful. Prices for the food are good, selection of stuff to eat is outstanding for a ballpark. Highly recommend.... To the lady below who signed up for the Mallard "gnome", it was a great promotion, and it looks great. Nowhere on the face of this earth would someone do a promotion and let you in to get it without a ticket. Get over it. To give a low grade because you would not buy a ticket is beyond my pay grade... read more

Take me out to the ballgame! Coming from Milwaukee, our experience of a night at the ballgame WAS Miller Park. I love Miller Park, but, we had just as much fun at the Madison Mallards game. Here are some of the reasons why... The parking was easier and cheaper. We had our wallets pulled out and ready to go, but never found anyone to pay...because the parking is free! The stadium is small and easy to navigate. You can get there 15 minutes before a game and still get to your seat. There are really cool between inning activities. Fruit races (small children in costume), baby crawl, T-shirt toss. This was awesome. I looked forward to the end of each inning just to see what would happen between the innings. Food was good. The pulled pork was recommended to us. We got it, it was good. Overall, a great night with friends and a great game! Go Mallards! We'll be back! read more

Thank you, thank you, Madison Mallards, for inviting the community to the fireworks on July 5. I hope this becomes a new tradition for Madison's Northside neighborhoods. The run-down: - I was glad to see you open the stadium for fireworks viewing after the game. Everyone was welcome, even if they did not attend the game. - The concessions were still open and serving beer and snacks. - Attendees could sit in the stands or have a blanket on the outfield grass (which is soft as carpet, by the way). - There was a live band playing great, American rock songs from the 1980s and 1990s. Thank you for not playing that Lee Greenwood song!!! - The fireworks were great. They were large, didn't last too long and the right distance from the stadium for viewing. Spectacular! read more

Mallard's games are really fun... if you're not in the Duck Blind. Duck Blind tickets cost something like $30 for all the beer and food you can put down during the game. That *sounds* good, but in reality, there's nowhere to sit down--and if you're not sitting down, you can't watch the game. If you can't watch the game, why the hell are you paying $30 for beer and hot dogs? But I digress. The Mallards are a good team, and the games are fun to watch. They're filled with all sorts of wacky antics! read more

At a recent game 3 of the 5 people in my party (myself included) were stung by hornets. I can't say enough good about the staff response. The medics took great care of us. They cheered up our kid really well and then the manager gave us all new seats behind home plate with food and beverage too. We really enjoyed the rest of the game. Also they did deal with the hornets I promise. I have been to a bunch of other Mallards games too, and I always have a blast. read more

Why watch the game when you can watch the madness unfold in the Duck Blind section? I think the only time I looked at the field is when children dressed as fruits and vegetables began racing around the bases. My general admission Duck Blind ticket was $33 for a Friday night game - but the experience of trying to get my money's worth was priceless. All-you-can-eat ballpark food (which is perfectly adequate ballpark food, nothing to rave about) and all-you-can-drink adult beverages (from a fairly extensive beer list)? Challenge accepted. There is another Duck Blind section that costs a bit more than the general admission. I think it includes a reserved picnic table and a better view of the game; however, if you're willing to come to the regular Duck Blind section soon after the gates open (90 minutes before the game), you can call dibs on a table in the cheaper section. Overall, it was a great value for 4 1/2 hours of food, beverage and entertainment. I won't be back every weekend - for the sake of my waistline - but it's definitely a fun way to spend a summer night in Madison. read more

Had a lot of fun at a Mallards game recently. Food and beer are top-notch in both prices and quality. Front-row seats along the basepaths are a bit narrow and claustrophobic; it seems like they sacrificed about 3-4 inches of legroom compared to other rows. People were friendly, but the all-out assault on buying raffle tickets and everything when you walk in the park is a bit much. Loved the between-inning games and promos. read more

Madison Mallards - This is what awaits you at Mallards games. - Amateur Sports Teams Near Me - Madison, Wisconsin

Love coming here but it's not fun when the sun is blazing! Everything gets super hot! The seats, the metal table they use for the snack/drink stand, the iPads they use when you purchase your $50 bottle of water (haha!) and there aren't a lot of shaded areas! So, I really would recommend a ton of sunscreen and would not recommend bringing children on a hot day if you're not sitting in the shade. We always have fun when we come here and we always try and catch a foul ball or get there early enough for the bobble heads! read more

The Duck Blind is where it's at! For $33, you get to watch the Madison Mallards while you enjoy unlimited food and beer all night long in the Duck Blind. Bring all your friends! The duck blind is great for big groups. read more

Lots of fun, little bit of cash. These games are great for getting a bit of fresh air, hanging with a few friends, drinking a(few) brews, and munching on some ballpark goodies. VERY family friendly, but still fun for those of us who don't know who the hell the Jonas Brothers are. I personally have never been in the Duck Blind, but I hear it's over-rated. Bring sunscreen if you're on the third-base line!!! read more

I'd heard the buzz around town that the Duck Blind is the place to be come summer nights but for some reason unbeknownst to me (perhaps I was skeptical about shelling out money to watch a glorified college baseball game?) I could never be hooked into it. Until last night. Some friends and I went ahead and paid the $28 for unlimited Great Dane beer (Fat Tire, Magic Hat, Ranger IPA, Great Dane brews abound), unlimited noms (brats, pulled pork, even Boca burgers for, ahem, those inclined) and field-side seating. I watched about three full minutes of the game but the atmosphere and hilarious entertainment were totally worth it. Weiner dog races? Mallard mascots whizzing by on a zip line? 2 seconds of fame on the (sort-of)-jumbo-tron? We even hitched a ride back downtown on the free shuttlebus. Totally worth the fee, I'll absolutely be back again this summer. read more

If the State Fair, Brat Fest and an MLB baseball game had a baby it would be the Madison Mallards. Lots of fun, great atmosphere, hilarious announcers, field antics between EVERY inning, decently priced food and beer... oh and a thousand things for your kids to do if they get bored and aren't leashed to their parents. Beware, there are LOTS of rogue fly balls that go over the netting so don't look away from the field for too long... plus a lot seem to go in the concession area where you're just a sitting duck. Pun intended. read more

I went to the game tonight and had a great time. There are lots of food and beverage options. I went to fan services (small tent with awning) in the concourse behind home plate with questions and got polite and accurate answers. I visited the gift shop before the game began. I was there about 45 minutes before game time and parking was getting scarce. Correcting a prior post made by a reviewer, the Mallards have had players in the MLB draft and also selected to play in the Major Leagues. I don't know why the reviewer made the statement with the misinformation. Love baseball? Go. You will have good entertainment in the company of other baseball aficienados. read more

Great time! Still haven't been to the Duck Blind yet, however this place is all around fun for the family or group of debaucherous and rowdy friends. The players are talented and its a great way to spend the afternoon. There is a concession stand on the outer edge that has different cheese curds than the other ones, you'll know which one. These are seriously some of the best cheese curds I've ever had. They are a staple in my Mallards game experience. read more

Madison Mallards games offer fun and family-friendly entertainment for a great price! We paid $10 each for our seats, and honestly, I don't think there is really a bad seat there! I can see the food (priced like a typical sporting venue) driving up the cost of your experience, if you're not careful. But stadium food is always so tempting! The game we attended was a pretty good one, with a home team win, but they do such a good job of keeping the crowd entertained in other ways, that I wouldn't have minded either way! The night I went, there were dozens of giveaways, contests, and even weiner dog races! I can imagine taking kids here, but can also see how it would be incredibly fun with a group of adults! I happened to be enjoying a date-night and I thought the experience was great in that context too! Looking forward to going back and hanging out in the much-hyped Duck Blind. read more

N E W S E A T S !!!! The old bench were terrible and kept us away. We spent two games this year and we are hooked.

The Mallards have found a great balance of summertime for all fans at many different price levels. Everything except for the "suites" is cheap (most expensive seat is $10). They have the duck blind-which now seats 1,200-for the people who mainly want to go there to party. They have close to 30 different kinds of beer and any kind of ballpark food for $30-35 a ticket. I prefer the regular bleacher grandstand myself. You can actually see the game better, and at $6 for a 24 oz. can of beer, the food and drink are inexpensive there, too. Their customer service there is excellent,too. See you in June, Vern! read more

So, the duck blind tickets went up to $41, but the quality of the food is so horrible now that I felt like I'd been robbed BLIND. (Get it?) I was also unable to see any of the game. Not worth the money at all. Buy a bleacher seat and your own food and beer and you'll have a better time at a cheaper cost. read more

OK, now this is good clean fun! This weekend featured Dog Day where, yes, I could bring the pooch to the game. Great beer options, all $3.50 to $4.50 per cup. TIckets are cheap and the goofy antics are fun. The Cheese and Burger Society offers a different signature burger for each game. I even found something called a Pigsicle -- smoked bacon on a stick, deep fried, served plain or with chocolate. $1. read more

Duckblind. Do it! Some of the food items aren't the best. But do you really go to the Mallards for the culinary experience? Watching a Mallards game with friends and drinking unlimited beer can't be beat! read more

Mallards games are seriously awesome and so inexpensive. Most nights feature some sort of special. I like the "two beers, two hotdogs and a ticket" one. Tickets are so cheap, although the prices may change with the opening of the new stadium this summer. You can take your whole family to a game or go with friends for a night of baseball and drinking. The duckblind is the place to go if you're looking to eat and drink a lot! It's all you can eat and drink beer (or soda). And, they actually have good beers, not just the cheap stuff. If you get there early, you can snag a picnic table too. I'm really excited to go to a few games this season. read more

The Great Dane Duck Blind is a waste of money. You can't really see the game or the activities on the field. There is no way I ever get my money's worth of food or drink. They must make a ton of money on the people that are not drinking beer. Maynard must have been tired last night, because he just kept walking past our table, despite three attempts to get him to stop. read more