A well maintained and clean ballpark. Very family friendly with a multitude of attractions or games…read morefor the kids to enjoy between innings and after the game. Food is standard ballpark affair with nachos, hotdogs, burger, cheesesteak sandwiches, peanuts, crackerjacks, etc. Beer is somewhat affordable and there's a variety to choose from in 16oz and 32oz servings. To purchase alcohol you'll need a drivers license- verified wristband; which is nice and the tables to get them are easy to find in the concourse. Soda and water is expensive but regardless it's still enjoyable to have a cold drink on a Mississippi-hot day. The general and field admission tickets are very affordable and the seating is still good; just remember to bring your sunscreen and hat. Club seating, right behind home plate, is shaded excellence and the catering service provided there is worth every penny. I have not experienced a box seat in the upper concourse/roof section but I can imagine that they are very nice for the cash spent. The bathrooms are relatively clean for a ballpark hosting over 3,000 attendees per game so there's no real complaining so long as you have running water and electricity. The staff members are kind, courteous, and always eager to help. I always look forward to watching a ballgame at Trustmark Park.

Great time at BOOMBALL tonight. However, considering it was anywhere from $20-$40 to park and we…read moresaw several people driving around the barricades on the third base side...well that was aggravating. The baseball game was only two hours long and I spent over 30 minutes in line for concessions. I highly doubt the women's restroom was cleaned before the event. It was too disgusting and ran out of paper towels with over an hour left. Do they not have ongoing custodial services? Simply put...do better.

Went here in 2012 for a Brantley Gilbert concert. The venue was clean and you get a good view of…read morethe stage no matter where you sat. The seats were comfortable too.

Plenty of parking available they host events here including rodeos, concerts, monster trucks, and…read moreice skating. The arena is a good size but relatively small so any seat is usually a good enough. They have plenty of concessions and beer at your usual venue prices. Definitely worth a visit when there is an event in Jackson.

Home of the Pearl Pirate Track and Field Team. Site of the MHSAA State Track Meet. #TrackTownMSread more

Yeesh! I don't even know where to begin with the Mobile Civic Center!…read more It's here, standing (for now) and offering a public service -- I guess. I'm torn between the assessment of 2 and 3 stars. (3 being an average, but still positive, rating -- I don't think I can because my cons certainly outweigh the positives) There, it's settled. The hubs and I visited the Civic Center for the first time to attend a Mardi Gras ball. The place is HUGE, but extremely (severely and sorely) outdated. (Pretty sure that's why the city is soon tearing it down!) The restrooms were flooded halfway through the night, the restroom doors were hit or miss on locks, and don't even get me started on the shoddy AC-- you're cool in one room, literally burning up in the next. I did love looking down on the ball's main dance floor from the 2nd floor seating. Oh, and there was plenty parking -- am I reaching now?! Sorry. Did it serve its purpose? Yes! Would I be missing out if I never went back? No, not at all! Overall, it's a shell of an old building (that once was, maybe) that's workable for a few hours (before the flooding), and that's about all I've got on the Mobile Civic Center. I will say that the Mystics of Time is a great job of fixing it up and decorating the venue for their ball!

Went to Allison Kraus. Parked at Civic Center. At concerts end, we all spent 20-30 minutes getting…read moreout of the lot. All the attendants were gone, and no traffic control Officers at all. Only one lane was open for exit, so it really worked out well for us who payed to park. Typical Mobile stupidity. Folks from all over the Gulf Coast got to see how well this city can screw up a simple event.

Wednesday Dollar Hotdogs! There's almost always a promotion or good deal at every game. Probably…read moreone of the most family friendly events in Mobile. We always have a great time at the BayBears game! Ticket prices are fair, the action is good and there's almost no bad seats. Sad that this is their last season, but hopefully it'll be one of the best. Go BayBears!

"It's a Christmas miracle" y'all! ... and Christmas Nights of Lights-Mobile is truly the "kitty's…read moretitties!" This is an epic (seriously, Hollywood level production) Christmas light show paired to the holiday music streaming on the radio of your car, and Hank Aaron Stadium knocked it out of the park! (See what I did there? Lol!) The show, the ease of navigating the layout, the directions, the innovation, the LIGHTS (my God -- the beautiful lights), the song selection, the comfort of enjoying from inside your vehicle and not freezing to death outside -- I loved all 20ish minutes of it! Everything was fabulous and like nothing I (nor the hubs) had every witnessed before! Mobile definitely knows how to put on a Christmas Light Show, and if you know like I know-- you'll grab your kid(s), grab $6 bucks per head over 3 yrs old, and get down to the stadium before the CNOL season ends. (Money more than well spent, trust me!) P.S. Keep your eyes peeled for Santa, he's there too!

I'm so happy the Braves decided to put their minor league team here in Pearl. How great for the…read morecity! My parents are huge Braves fan and they were both extremely excited to have the minor league team come here! I've been to only one of the Mississippi Braves games and it was a ton of fun. I went with my parents and my two daughters. It just so happen they were playing the Jacksonville Suns (where I have lived for 17 years and where my daughters are from) that night. The game was very excited and both teams played very well. Of course my daughters and me rooted for the Suns all night long! I'm pretty sure we were the only people in the stands who weren't rooting for the Braves. About halfway through the game, the people behind us finally leaned down and said, "Y'all must be from Jacksonville." The girls and I gave them huge smiles and said, 'Yes we are... how'd you guess?!" And we all had a good laugh at that one. My Suns won that night! Yay! But the Braves didn't make it easy on them. I would love to catch another Braves game sometime when I visit Mississippi whether they happen to be playing the Suns again or another team. If you want to have a great night of family fun, then head to a Braves game!

Such a cute little stadium. Everytime I come here, I have a good time. All the ballpark food you…read moreneed. Beer is out in the walking area (including some malt drinks), and liquor is at the bar. Clean location. Bright green fields. The sunset looks gorgeous over the stadium. Have fun with your Mississippi Braves!

Not one bad seat at the Mitch! I've attended a few basketball games and had a few suite experiences…read morehere, and the great news is that I can't complain! The restrooms are clean, the concessions run smoothly with minimal wait, the suites are well stocked and staffed, and the game day experience is on point! I love an easy entertainment experience, and The Mitch definitely delivers! Go Jags!

I have attended several concerts, multiple graduation ceremonies, and countless basketball games at…read morethe Mitchell Center. It is such a wonderful facility for the University of South Alabama. There isn't a bad seat in the Mitchell Center. Anywhere feels like you are on top of the action with a perfect view. To be honest, I had court-side tickets to basketball for two seasons, and I ended up preferring the lower bowl seats over those. It was sometimes hard to see all the action when sitting courtside, but the lower bowl seats were inexpensive and gave a perfect view. Also, I was invited to set in the box seats for being a Yelp Elite member recently, and it was such a FUN experience. Free food, great seats, and even free shirts! South Alabama & Yelp is such a good combo.

I watched the Senior Bowl and I must say...a lot of events and food....All the type of foods you…read morewould see if the circus was in town. The event itself, is entertaining, many door prizes, many things to see...great for family football themed outing......

You never know where you'll end up, huh?! I wrote a review of Ladd 2 years ago, not knowing that…read morethis would be my home stadium 2 years later. Funny how life works! Well, although many (or most) aspects of my original review still ring true, I'm pleased to announce that a few changes have been made to make ol' Ladd Peebles a bit more palatable in 2 years' time. The parking situation is the same, but thankfully I've been delivered and now have a parking pass. Concessions are the same from what I hear as I haven't made a purchase since 2016. Now that I'm older, I do my very best to avoid the call of overpriced processed cheese (reformed concessions nachos lover here) and trans fats. I digress. But what has taken a turn for the better is the overall stadium itself. Some things have been patched and repainted, and it's looking more like a stadium this season. Not sure if the recent press and the threat of South's new on campus stadium has had anything to do with it-- just kidding, that's it! But, we'll take it. Ladd's an old staple for the football community in Mobile and beyond. (Bear Bryant coached a game here, right?!) And while no one's confusing it for the Mercedes Benz Superdome, it certainly serves its purpose!

Ladd Peebles is a mid-sized stadium that is home to the South Alabama Jags. It also hosts a bowl…read moregame and Senior Bowl. Parking is limited and often you must park in yards or church parking lots and walk 2 to 4 blocks, but it is not bad. The locals and churches charge $5 to $10/car. I don't recommend the hot dogs and the food choices are limited. The stadium has aluminum bench seating so bring something to sit on to minimize the pain.