Always love seeing a Red Wings Game here. The entry process is quick and easy. The stadium does…read morehave a policy on specific bags you can bring into the stadium and this information can be found online. I brought a clear bag to carry our belongings with no issue. Plenty of food stands to choose from and accessible bathrooms can be found throughout the stadium. Parking is 7 dollars in the lot across from the stadium but you can find free street parking near by.

Approximately 30 years after I attended my first minor league (AAA) baseball game, I FINALLY was…read moreable to watch an away game for the Syracuse AAA team (currently the Mets). This past August, I got a chance to watch the Mets take on the home-team Red Wings as part of a corporate event. The schedule gods were friendly so I could root for my hometown team as a visitor to this pretty ballpark. Innovative Field is nestled in downtown Rochester and has a cool backdrop of some of the city's buildings. I really liked that the park is part of their downtown's identity as Syracuse's is not. Parking was nearby and fairly easy to find. Their gift shop is expansive and had lots of fun items to take home including their alternate jerseys (the garbage plates) and some of the diversity night jerseys and hats. I browsed but didn't buy. Food is pretty standard fare though they have a cool pub style area to get a beer and it has tv's to watch the action while you're enjoying a drink. For some reason, the hot dog buns are like a italian sub roll and engulf the dog - too heavy for a bun and too bready. Not sure what local place they are supporting, but this was my only complaint about their food. As with any park, your mileage may vary with the sunshine/sunset depending on which side you sit on. We sat in an outfield area near the scoreboards and it was pretty brutal :) Overall, a great place to watch a ballgame. I've been to better, but this one is a gem for Rochester-area baseball fans.

Adorable fun night out with friends or family! Big excitement and energized crowd. A must go for…read moreanyone looking for a family friendly event.

Fun atmosphere at minor league level team of Buffalo Sabres. Good level of play and lots of snacks…read moreand drinks in a family friendly place. Team is usually quite competitive too. Try it - you'll like it.

Pumpkin Patch Train Ride Is a fun activity for the whole family. I love train rides, and this one…read moredid not dissapoint, although the actual ride is short. At the train station there are restrooms, gift shop, food vendor and a petting pet area. The ride go to the train museum where several train cabooses are on display and one can climb up and explore. The pumpkin patch is a small area to play. Hot cider and donuts are sold and there are plenty of tables and benches to rest and savor these goodies. A train model exhibit is monitor and kept by the volunteers. A fun filled Autumn morning.

A great introduction to trains for my little ones. A short ride with tickets options to ride in the…read morecaboose or the open air flat car. Rides are every half hour and advance ticket purchases can be purchased online. We rode the open air car for about 10 mins then it reverses backwards towards the train displays. We got off and walked around the grounds. There were two rows of trains to view/photo ops. Inside the building there were two train cars we could walk through and a nice model train display. Plus, they offered complimentary animal crackers and juice for kids. Outside around the corner is another car you can enter where a nice gentleman with a wealth of knowledge explains the history of the signals and levers. It's small quarters so only one family is allowed in at a time. They also have a small area called the pumpkin patch where your ticket includes a pumpkin to take home for each kid. When the next group was dropped off, we waited to board again to take us back to the original loading spot. Same route. Overall, a nice first time experience for the kids to ride and get up close to trains.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3BLAFoKTqw&t=5s…read more I've always been fascinated with trains, trucks, old cars that go back in history. And many times I've wanted to go and see this museum. So on 9/19/2021 they were holding a special event for old fire trucks, I headed out there. They had an assortment of vehicles going back in time. The old trolley car which you can ride on, fire trucks, roadway machinery, an original Greyhound bus, and more. I was impressed. Good for the history buffs, and families. And I give special credit to the men and women who donate their time to make this happen.

Really surprisingly nice. Don't confuse this one with the Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad…read moreMuseum. It wasn't cheap, $27 for me and 1 kid. But there is a lot to see here and admission comes with a really nice ride on the tram. They have a couple cars from the old Midtown monorail which brought back a lot of memories. Lots of cars and engines you can climb on, and a lot of the bells still work. Some other neat old antique vehicles as well. All the people that were working/volunteering were super nice as well. Overall great way to spend an afternoon.

I recently took my son to Tri-County Sports Complex for a birthday party, and I was really…read moreimpressed. I had never heard of it before, but the size of the facility and the variety of offerings immediately stood out. They have soccer, basketball, volleyball, turf fields, and hard court spaces, so there's plenty for kids to do. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout the party, and most importantly, the kids had an absolute blast. I'll definitely be looking into classes here and would strongly consider TRI County again for a future kids' birthday party.

Visited this Sports Complex Saturday to visit with my niece while her daughter played in a…read moreVolleyball competition. It's easy to find coming from Rochester. Parking is limited, I had to park in a field, luckily the ground was frozen, but my long walk to the entrance was brutal. Also they charge to get in and watch the kids play, torn on that. I visited with my niece the last 3 years at other sports venues (Henrietta, Victor, and Gates) and no admission fee. It's only $5.00 to get in here, but that with far away parking in a field was no fun. Inside is ok, bathrooms ok, place seemed clean, concessions good. Had a nice visit with my niece while her daughter played Volleyball. Would go back, but prefer not too just due to admissions fee, and lack of parking, other than it's ok.

While the rhinos are gone the stadium remains - rebranded as Rochester Community Sports Complex…read more Not much has changed - parking is still a pain, a bit run down inside It's nice that it's an option for other groups needing lager field space

Great facilities, very good for Rochester, NY...very much needed for a nice facility in our…read morecommunity.

Fantastic place. I had my retirement party there. Private party. We brought our own food and drink…read more 85 people. Very reasonable cost. Great staff. It is a great place to have a party where attendees can have fun instead of just sitting at tables. Adult drinks were allowed. I very strongly recommend for unusual forum and great time. Cost basically $15 per person. Kid friendly too.

The RPC has a diverse lineup of games ranging from the mid-50's to present day. Every machine is in…read moregreat shape, with a staff member only a short walk away when a problem comes up (that's just the nature of pinball) and fix it quick. Plenty of room to walk around with ample seating in the front and near where you pay. They have stools spread out if you prefer to sit while playing. The regular who I play in the monthly strikes tournament here are down-to-earth, sharing the same passion I have for the game. To the owners of the RPC, thank you for sharing your games to the public for us to enjoy. I am truly grateful to have found a wonderful community in Rochester.

Writing this review because, for the first time in a long time, August has gone by and no Flour…read moreCity Brewers Fest to attend...and I am already looking forward to FCBF 2021. This festival have everything: beer, beer, beer, and more beer! Just kidding - there's also cider and food and music and sponsors and all kinds of fun to be had. I've been there on crazy hot evenings and it is the best summer vibe you can find in the city. The brewery scene in Rochester is super special and I love getting a look at what each biz brings to sling at this festival, and be a spectator to the camaraderie amongst brewers. I would personally opt for the VIP ticket, but honestly it seems like everyone goes that route nowadays given the popularity of the festival. I can't wait for this amazing festival to come back to us in its full glory in 2021!

I cannot express how much I enjoyed this event! You can tell this is not the 1st time this event…read morehas taken place because they had everything you could possibly need in place. Fantastic beer options, just the right amount of food options, and free swag throughout! Everyone was super friendly too! From what I've heard, this years capacity was lowered which basically eliminated the lines at each booth. Even with lines, this would still be a fantastic event. I will definitely be back and be recommending it to everyone I know!