DON'T COME TO A RANCHO CUCAMONGA QUAKES GAME!!!!! You and your family will only have an excellent and fun time that will have ever lasting pleasant memories. Nuff Said! read more

Nice park in a nice neighborhood. Easy to get to, and because it's an intimate minor league stadium at about 6000 seats, there's not a bad one in the house. What makes me uneasy: not sitting behind the netting. I wish there was more security from hard-hit fouls along the base lines. Only real problem for me and other people with food allergies: no gluten free food choices. Zero. Fortunately you can find places to eat outside the park but you have to plan the extra time before the game or go hungry. read more

parking: $4 ticket: $10 watching as my co-worker catch 2 baseballs and another take home a defunct baseball bat: priceless headed here last night for a group outing for work. my prior experiences of baseball were sitting in the nose-bleed seats - i was amazed to be able to see the detail of the game sitting in the front row right behind first base! while the quakes, a minor league baseball team, aren't having the best season now, it's a good time cheering for them in the impressively clean and well-organized epi-center along with the cleverly named "tremor," the rallysaurus (i kid you not!), while munching on get-what-you-pay-for $1 hot dogs on wienie wednesdays, sipping a cool beer, and enjoying the highly recommended fresh kettle corn (the standard cotton candy, peanuts, nachos, shaved ice etc readily available too). read more

I have been attending Quakes games for about three years now. We enjoy the games so much that we make the drive from Anaheim on almost a weekly basis. The games are good, the on-field entertainment (between innings) is fun to watch and there is a lot of interaction with the mascots. It really is a place that's good for kids and for the adults to watch young, raw talent trying to make it to the Big Leagues. You can see banners in the walkways, showing you the history of players (Weaver, Santana, Kendrick and others) that have made to the majors. The tickets are cheap (average about $8 for a really good seat!) and the food prices won't empty out your wallet. Realistically, a family of four can get out of here for well under $80 (including tickets)! And the staff is great! They are very helpful, always smiling... leading the crowds in cheers, dancing with the music between innings... anything to help the crowd have fun. And it all looks natural, too. You never have this feeling that they're smiling because they have to... it feels like they're smiling because they can't control it... that they want to smile! Go to a couple of games... you'll be smiling, too! read more

I drove out from Azusa to meet my brother in law and my niece for a game, it is a long drive but it was totally worth it; it's my understanding this is like a farm team for the LA Dodgers. It's relatively small compared to Dodgers stadium so the seating is insanely close to the field, we paid $11 dollars and sat right behind the 3rd base coaches who actually responded to some of the fans questions; parking was $4. Some of the most fun was when they would have competitions for the little league-rs between innings or dances with the mascots, just watching these kids have so much fun made me feel like a kid; this is for the money the best family outing one could have. The food was pricey but you can bring stuff in (within reason), they do have water fountains so moms bring some water bottles from home; they have signs that prohibit coolers and alcoholic beverages from outside but they top shelf beer and even margaritas for sale inside the stadium. The stadium has one over hang that shades the fans behind home plate, even though it was overcast and cool our game went 10 innings and I did get a little bit of a sunburn; bring a ball-cap and sunscreen if you have really fair skin. Even though there were dozens of kids hanging out in the left field zone shouting to the players for played balls it seemed to me the players mostly tossed them over the protective netting to kids who were sitting close to the dugout; not behind it but just to the left of it. The facility is beautiful and because it's so family oriented you will notice strangers just striking up conversations with you which is nice but unexpected from the decorum of your usual ballpark, I understand the nighttime games are a bit more crowded; when we went the stadium was about half full... after a few innings if you don't like your seats you could easily occupy another seating section. They are not so demanding with the seating assignments. The mascots were awesome and very energetic, they like to high-five you or give you fist bumps; the main character "Tremor" went for hours in that silly costume just entertaining the kids or doing shenanigans for the crowd. I usually don't do a thing on Sundays... I'm very happy I did this ^_^ read more

I'll make this short & sweet. Went here for my brothers graduation not a baseball game The stadium is very nice & clean. Good size and I love that they have a lounge/snackbar area off the 3rd base line to chill n drink. As far as the sound system there ehhhhh they could really improve on that. I'm not saying it needs to be concert style; however the whole time when someone was speaking it literally sounded like a cheap carnival presentation. Besides that there is plenty of parking around the facility as well as good options in the snack bar. I'll def be back to check out a quakes game. read more

If you're planning a bday party or event here, Kyle Burleson is amazing to work with. He took care of everything and made it such a smooth transaction. Even when all my guests complained about the heat, he went above and beyond and found us tickets in the shade. I'm sure that couldn't have been an easy task to accommodate all 40 of us. He even went a step further and brought all the kids ice cream to cool down. Thank you Kyle for making my sons 10th bday a memorable and dealing with my grumpy guests with such poise and never letting that smile leave your face. read more

Real easy to get autographs here, foul balls, and even bats! I came home with 2 broken bats! The staff and security are very welcoming and helpful, way better than those at Dodgers stadium. Such a great value, especially if one of the major leaguers are doing rehab. Can't wait to try out their Thirsty Thursdays. read more

This is a fun, family oriented venue. Minor league baseball, great seats in a small ballpark. less expensive than going out to a movie. Baseball, ball park food, fireworks. read more

The Quakes were a farm club for the Angels last season before switching over to a Dodgers farm club this season. The stadium is surrounded by softball fields that are usually very active with games. The whole area is very well maintained. Love sitting on the first-base side just to listen to the banter between players and the ump. Easy access in and out. Hangar 24 orange wheat on draft. Food is standard ballpark style. Tickets are priced right. Mascots Tremor, AfterShock and Crazy J keep the crowd into the game with their antics. Thanks Crazy J for the recliner seats a few weeks back! Great times sitting outdoors on a hot summer night with the mountain backdrop taking in a minor league game. read more

Quakes Baseball is the perfect sport and location for a family fun night. The whole family would enjoy the atmosphere with lots for the little kids to enjoy. read more

A great stadium with fantastic views. If you want to save the money and watch a highly competitive and professional baseball game look no further. The Quakes have it all. Great stadium, great seats, great food and great players. If you can brave the heat in the Summer, this place rocks! read more

Arrived 40 minute early and with less than a 1/4 of stadium they are sold out of their bobblehead give away. QUAKES ARE Cheap they are all saved for the season ticket holders. So disappointed the main reason I came today. CHEAP and unfair!!! Will not be back read more

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This review is for 08/25/2012. As baseball is coming to a close, my Dodger Group had suggested many months ago to go to visit the Dodgers Younger League. Yes, Ethier, Kemp, Gonzo, Ramirez, and Billingsley are my homeboys, but they sure are role models to the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. I have never been to a Quakes Game, but any true Dodger Fan knows that you need to visit every level of the Dodgers to understand where a lot of the players come from. It was the Quakes vs the San Jose Giants. Yes...the Giants! The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes are located in a very clean commercial area. The Quakes play at their home stadium, The EpiCenter. Get it? We're in SoCal....Home of the Earthquakes. Parking is $4 and there is plenty of space. Lets say, you won't experience Dodger Stadium traffic. Its easy in and out. Around The EpiCenter, I saw a couple of other baseball fields, but I am guessing its because its located next to the park. When you enter the Stadium, it feels like you entered high school all over again. There is a small Quakes Merchandise Store. I had to get myself a Quakes Hat ($26). Anything Dodgers-related, I had to get. The concession stands have more variety than Dodger Stadium, but since I was watching my weight, I stuck with a Diet Pepsi. The entertainment was very different. At Dodger Stadium, it was Dodger Vision that you tend to watch. At the EpiCenter, you can watch Aftershock or Tremor and/or the cute girls giving away items. Also, someone hit a home run and every scored Two Free Tacos. Definitely something different at a ball game. Tremor is just hilarious. As for Aftershock, I rarely saw through the game. I guess Tremor stole the show. Overall, I had fun and watched the After-Game Fireworks Show. The Quakes won 11-8 over the Giants. Sometimes my Dodgers need work trying to win against the San Francisco Giants by learning from their younger players. Go Dodgers and Quakes!! Yelp is My Review, My Story, and My Life. Its time to share it. read more

1 star simply because the food was awful and super SUPER over priced!!! $3.50 for a bottle of water $4.00 for a nasty slice of cheese pizza $3.50 (I think) for some nasty nachos with cheese $4.00 for a "jumbo" hot dog, which was smaller than a Costco hot dog Make sure to eat before you attend! read more

Good time at the quakes game last Friday night. Seats were very good.... bobble head night. My only complaint: food was horrible. My "Dodger Dog" was right out of the refrigerator cold.... absolutely no color on it all. Seriously ice cold. Everyone in our group had the same problem. My husband and I got 1 hot dog, 1 tri tip sandwich, 2 LG drinks and 1 nacho with cheese (which was knocked out of our hands by a running kid) and our bill was close to $40. How hard is it to make a decent hotdog??? We stood in line for almost 2 hours.... they had plenty of time to cook their dogs. read more

Just returned from seeing the Quakes for the first time. My daughter's softball league chose the Quakes for our fund raiser this year (previously it's been an Angel's game in previous years). The game was enjoyable, the mascots were pretty funny. They do a lot of activities during the game to get the crowd involved. My gripe-our ticket inc. an All You Can Pile On Your Plate BBQ. IT WAS AWFUL! There wasn't a BBQ anywhere in sight. The hot dogs were being held in luke warm water. You served yourself from bags of hot dogs and burger buns. The burgers, dogs, and beans were cold. The bag cookies weren't worth the calories. Even though the park serves Coke products we were only given canned Minute Maid Lemonade, which is not good. And to top it all off, we were here on Mother's Day. Would have been nice to have a real BBQ! But if you want to go to see a baseball game, this is a nice option. Our tickets (without the food) were $8 each. Parking was $4. And the view is very nice of the mountains. BTW, the Quakers are now a Dodger team no longer the Angels after 10 years with the Angels. I give the Quakes 4 stars and the BBQ 0, the average is 2 so that's the rating I gave. read more

Great place to spend the day with the family. Good baseball and lots of family fun entertainment. read more

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I spoke with a manager at the stadium after leaving this review. He made it right and we are happy. He tried his best to give us the opportunity to give his business another chance and that's what matters most. Good job I say. :-) read more

Baseball games can be really expensive and a headache. Even if you get cheap tickets (probably in the nose bleeds) parking costs, food is super expensive....it can be hard to attend a game with a decent sized family. Well check out your local minor league. You will have fun, you will eat the same ball park junkfood at a fraction of the costs, parking and traffic won't be a nightmare. The best part is, who knows which future baseball greats you might get to see up close. read more

This guy Devo A. Is a cry baby. I am glad they close the streets to let patrons cross the street to get to the games. People use Rochester and Arrow as their personal speedway and I am glad they try to help with that aspect. Don't review a place because you are hpt tempered and can't wait an extra 5 minutes from your commute. Simple you don't like it then move, people like that make business look bad. The guy didn't even review the quakes or his experience at the game what a chump. As for me you can't beat the sitting, pricing and thirsty Thursday's. Where else can you see your favorite players do their rehab for 9 dollars a ticket and be that close to the action! Too many snobs living around here. Do us a favor and stay at Victoria Gardens instead of complaining about something that affects you 3 times a week every other week for a few months a year! read more

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Couldn't wait for season to start!!!! You don't realize how much you miss the hominess of minor league baseball til it's gone, from the families, to the friends, to the staff, right down to crazy j tremor and aftershock. I notice every time I go I never see a sour face. Which makes me happy to be around people who wanna forget what's going on on the outside and just enjoy a ball game with a beer a hot dog nachos peanuts chicken wrap pulled pork sandwhich garlic fries huge sausages!!! Goes on and on, don't get me started on the beer and thirsty Thursdays! Anyways just saw the dodgers lose and makes me think of al the big leaguers I saw rehab with the quakes! Kemp ethier Borges Ramirez etc. go see the quakes you'll be hooked! read more

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Worth the trip. Bring your iPad and track athletes and its amazing. Great venue, great field, great management and if you get a chance - check out the box seat suites up stairs. The athletes are the real deal and the management maintains a great family venue with terrific snack options. Entertainment here goes beyond the field and includes quake characters like Shaky, tremor and aftershock - all very funny and great at what they do. Easy place to park and a great place to enjoy baskeball read more

We come here about 1-2 times a year. Usually on 4th of July. Its great for the kids to because they have the mascots around all the time to keep them entertained. It is a great minor league park. Great atmosphere. read more

Great place to take the family. Got lucky tonight, Justin Turner doing rehab with the Quakes tonight... read more

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What a perfect So Cal day to celebrate Education Day at Quakes Stadium. My students were well behaved, happy, engaged, and didn't want to leave. We ended this fieldtrip in the tenth inning, wondering who won the game on our bus ride back to school. Well, now we know after visiting The Quakes official website. Go Garcia! You ROCK Cucamonga Quakes!!! I would highly recommend more fieldtrips, family outings, and plans with friends at Quakes Stadium. The satisfying, delicious, food (average price $4.50) and official, quality, merchandise are reasonable priced if you're on a budget. Instead of movie night, shake things up, and plan a trip out to the stadium to enjoy a good game and make some awesome memories with family and friends. I was astonished to learn the stadium is no longer called the Epicenter, According to Ruel G. "As a lifelong Dodgers fan, I was thrilled when the Quakes became one of their minor league affiliates three years ago. They became part of the Dodgertown family and the Epicenter (technically LoanMart Field now, but I prefer the old name) has several nice tie-ins to the Dodgers." read more

Came for a kids baseball clinic. The clinic was great. They had 5 stations and rotated every 20 minutes. After the clinic kids were able to get autographs. One thing we didn't know was no cleats allowed and found out when we got here. Stadium is clean so are bathrooms. Food thumbs downs hot dogs were over cooked and bread cold there was no mustard and tried 2 different containers. Popcorn was way to salty. Nachos cheese was cold. Diet soda need more syrup. Churros were ok. There's nothing gluten free so be prepared. read more

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Great stadium, but honestly the worst hot dogs I have ever ate! They are completely cold and after returning them, I still received a cold hot dog that taste like it wasn't cooked. read more

My wife, who hates baseball, still has fun at "the Epicenter"! With $3 beers, mascots that are up close, good seats and cheesy giveaways (like who has the dirtiest car in the parking lot), whats not to love?! read more

Beware. Went to 6/13/15 game and sat on first base side, field level. This park is small, fans very close to the field. There are no nets on first and third base lines to protect the fans from errant throws or lined foul balls. Saw one lady get nailed in leg from a foul ball. Last year saw one fan get a foul ball to the head. Mgt needs to put up some more nets. It's so bad and so many fans get nailed, that the ushers use this cross armed signaling method when the first approach someone that got nailed. This signaling is to let some other mgt person know to send the medic or not. Also, watch out for errant throws from third or shortstop to first base. The safest place is behind home plate, where there is netting. I was with my children and its not a relaxing environment at all. If your in these dangerous seats you'd better watch every pitch and throw. read more

Family night has $1 hotdogs, soda and ice cream. Nice atmosphere for all ages. Players were nice enough to sign autographs after the game.

This is a fun ballpark for minor league baseball. Hot seating tip: book one of their $100 tables for 4 in the Mark Christopher Strike Zone. The tables are on the infield and set in a patio type area that allows no foot traffic other than the table guests. Do it - the season is almost over. read more

We rented a suite! What a great deal! $400, 15 tickets and 4 parking passes! They have an "ala carte" menu and group menu. The wings were really good! (and I'm a Buffalo girl and picky about my wings!). What a fun time! read more

I love this stadium and I love the Quakes, but we went to the Dodger's split squad game against the Quakes last Thursday and it was a horrible experience! We got there at the end of the 1st inning, got to our seats and sat down. My husband got up to get us some food and he didn't get back till the middle of the 6th! It was so crowed and horrible. I called him several times to tell him to forget it to just come back and sit down, but by then it was a matter of principal to him. When he finally got back..as soon as he sat down he dropped one of the hotdogs. I felt so bad for him He has been a Dodger fan for over 50 years and we thought this was going to be so much fun. It is a pretty stadium, but the lines are terrible. read more

So I have been to many Quakes games in the past. I have rooted loudly and excitingly many times for the Quakes. Now Yesterdays game 8/2/2012they were playing 66ers which is an Angels based team. Being I am an die hard Angel fan I ended up rooting against the Quakes. In the the 9th inning a gentleman sitting a whole section over in all his Dodger gear yells, "sit down fat man" So I return say "seriously you are double fat" That got me kicked out but the Dodger fan was able to stay. With no cursing or personal attacks on people the whole game, no one should have got kicked out. Just important to know if you go do not root for opposing players. read more

You cant give a bad review about this place, especially compared to San Bernardino 66ers stadium. The people, the environment, the food, the entertainment and not to mention the Championship Quakes team. Tremor is amazing, constantly making the crowd laugh. I go to games weekly, its fun, a cheap outing and my daughter loves the entertainment. One of the games i went to had a new mascot, Neon Leon, get more games with him being the crowd pleaser, he was funny, exciting and very witty. Boo for all those negative comments about getting hit with foul balls, it happens, you gotta pay attention and not be texting or facebooking. You came to a baseball game so watch the game! I will be attending atleast 10 games this coming season to see The Quakes defend the Cal Championship. read more

1) The location is awesome - you can take the Metrolink with a short walk (or call Uber) to get there, 2) the staff is like family the moment you walk in, and 3) it's amazingly clean and every seat provides an amazing experience with of course the option of walking around to first and sitting in the patio area. Met some scouters - all talked highly about the team, management and location. Dodger players sometimes come out and play in the game during the week...so never a dull day here. I'll be back - it's affordable and welcoming...thanks for the all-around great experience! read more

I returned to give the quakes a second chance, and I was happy I did. The nachos were great, nice and warm the all bead hot dog was very tasty. I'm glad the quakes improved the good service! We will return! read more

Big League experience without the big league prices. I love Quakes baseball. It's a great way to spend an afternoon with the family and not go broke doing so. read more

My wife and I love going to see Quakes games. After moving from the East Coast, we craved baseball action closer than Dodger Stadium. The food is good and Tremor is a great mascot. You can't beat the price for seeing minor league baseball in a top notch facility. read more