Where to begin? If you want to see baseball, go see the Pacifics play! $10 tickets and a beer and giant hotdog under $15. The choice of alcoholic beverages is sparse. Walking onto the Albert Park property was disgusting. Homeless encampments all over. The smell was overwhelming. Especially from the woman who was passed out near the main entrance, with her shirt around their neck and pissed herself. Oh, yay, baseball. The homeless guys outside the fence watched every game and knew every player. They were fine. Sadly, the mental illness was prevalent the the others and I was afraid to walk to my car. The Pacifics are so fun to watch. My experience was tainted by the outside experience of Albert Park. read more

My favorite Minor League team 5 years running. Best baseball entertainment ever with two new teams this summer!! Hosting a player just enhances my immersion in the Church of Baseball Without having to cross a bridge it's affordable with great beer, wine and food. The players are great with the kids too. Can't wait for the season to begin read more

People bemoan the loss of the good ol' days, and in my opinion baseball fans more than any other sports fans revere the past. So if you want to capture the true spirit of the game, attend a Pacifics game; it feels like attending a baseball game in the Midwest 50 years ago. Going to a Pacifics game is such a refreshing change from going to see the Giants or the A's.Goofy inter-inning contests featuring kids, promotional days (including a toilet plunger giveaway), cheesy local advertising; it's truly charming. They even tell people to remove their caps during the National Anthem (a pet peeve of mine when people don't), and also instruct fans to mind their language and behavior. It's sad that people have to be told how to behave properly, but that's the society we live in and at least the Pacifics take this into account. And everything is reasonably priced. Sure, maybe the garlic fries aren't as good as at AT&T, and the beer selection isn't as broad. But you won't have some slobbering drunk sitting behind your family spewing expletives and trying to pick a fight. Go Pacifics! read more

How the heck is there only one review for The Pacifics? Going to these games is a ton of fun. The stadium itself is cool, though not exactly without it's flaws. The mesh in front of you in the dugout seats can sometimes make you dizzy--same with the general seats, though being farther away helps. But it's right in your backyard! And it's super convenient to park, though make sure you don't leave anything valuable in your car. The open seating can be challenging sometimes, but not most of the time. If you're going with a larger group just have some of you get there early to help you scope out a little section to yourself. Food options are very good. Not as many veggie options as I'd like, but you can't beat a HTB rice and beans burrito. There are concession stands on both sides so it's easy to grab a beer or soda and get right back in the action. If you're interested in a shirt or hat to commemorate your experience, they are almost reasonably priced--definitely more so than MLB standards. And their hats are pretty cool looking. It's a gorgeous sunny afternoon and you're wondering what to do--go see the Pacifics! read more

New ownership this year. And they are doing a great job! We took the little league team and the boys had a ball! Brenda Goodman & the staff took great care of our group in the Bullpen Club. So glad Pacifics Baseball is back. We will definitely be back. read more

Oh my gosh. A professional team in San Raphel. Finally! I love it. It's within walking distance of my house which is absolutely amazing for me but the camaraderie the friendship the food the atmosphere and the team make it worth every penny that you pay to see them. I hope they have a long history here in San Rafael. I lately became a friend of the catcher on the team. Meeting a lot of the other guys that play on it. No attitude no supet personalities no superstars they were just really nice guys from different parts of the United States representing a great baseball club. It was so nice to be able to talk one-on-one with the players and just have them be just regular guys that love the game. I recommend everybody participate in our local team. read more

How can I not rate this a perfect 5-stars!? Of all the places I have played and run baseball teams this is the best stadium to watch a game in perfect Marin weather! read more

Everything once in the stadium was great, the ticket buying process... not so much. After seeing advertising on their site "kids free with adult purchase" and the banner clicks thru to the ordering process you arrive at the ballpark and they say "Sorry, kids only free when you buy tickets in line". WTF?????? I wasn't the only one with this issue, but they couldn't care less -- lady in front of me had same complaint. Lame. Poor way for a first experience to the ballpark and terrible sales tactic for long term customer satisfaction. read more

We've been to a few games and really had a good time. We live up the hill from the park and it's so nice on warm evenings to softly hear, "Take me out to the ballpark" being sung down in the valley. The food is good, and reasonably priced (for a ballpark). Tickets are cheap. Easy parking. Close to downtown if you want to walk to a restaurant before or after for dinner. read more

Great fun at the park. Brought the kiddos to multiple games and loved the atmosphere. Good food and drinks reasonably priced. Looking forward to next season! read more

Minor league baseball, as a general rule, is more fun than the major league variety and you get better bang for your buck. But the Pacifics game last night left alot to be desired. First the good stuff. The quality of play is way better than i had anticipated. We saw some Major League quality infield play and witnessed a couple of guys (Chavez and Williams) on the San Rafael team who can really smoke that baseball. Also, the free and very convenient parking across the street is excellent. Now some disappointments. The advertised "between inning entertainment" was abysmal featuring several games with kids that should be dumped, namely musical chairs, a sumo wrestler race, sack race and a pie-in-the-face skit that lacked any purpose whatsoever. The mascot, Sir Francis the Drake looked lively enough but spent the night wandering the grandstand high-fiving little kids. (I would suggest he watch some San Diego Chicken videos on you-tube sometime.) Moreover, the food was Little League snack bar quality, at least the stuff we sampled. Then, maybe the worst knock of all, you have to watch the entire game thru the protective screen which is annoying and, after the lights come on, makes it difficult to follow the ball. Bottom line, the baseball is great but they need to shore up the rest of it if at all possible. read more

Love, love, love the Pacifics! So much fun to root for the home team! The tickets aren't very expensive, and the food is good and priced right. So happy to hear the team will be back for another 3 years. Only recommendation: the row of seats have a bar at one end, so most people jump over the bars. Eek! I've seen a few people fall, and this looks like an accident (or lawsuit!) waiting to happen. Hopefully there is an easy fix for this before someone really gets hurt. read more

Love the idea of baseball in San Rafael. The quality of play was very good. There bring no food policy is terrible, don't be so greedy! Some of their patrons have dietary restrictions. At the Giant's games and the A's games you can bring food, why not here? read more

Best baseball around - you can take a family of four and enjoy small town baseball for less than parking at a Giants game! This is a great time for the whole family, the players are earnest and talented - and they are so kind to the kids after the game as they sign ball after ball after shirt after shirt! These are real role models here - thank you for bringing this to Marin. read more

Great baseball! These players are real professionals, and you pay a fraction of the price that you would to go to a Giants game in exchange for sitting right near the action with all amenities of food, drinks, devoted fans, family-friendly games between some innings, and most of all... Great baseball! I was very impressed by how it's run. read more

I live half way across the country in Indianapolis and went to two Pacifics games while working at the racetrack at Sonoma. I went the first time sight unseen having stumbled on to the website. From the moment I walked into the stadium I was in love. Wonderful setting, focus on the family, a great value. Each time there I was alone but struck up conversations with wonderful friendly people. After my first game I strarted following the team and was delighted to see a thrilling win in the playoffs. If I lived in this area I would have a season ticket. My hunch is that you could go all season long for the amount it would cost to take a family of 4 to see the Giants. It's throwback baseball in a throwback environment. I wear my Pacifics tee shirt proudly to work. I cannot wait for my trips back to the area and one of the first things I will do is check the schedule. If you have never been to a game do yourself a favor and go. I can't wait to go back read more