I live going to watch the Barons play! And their theme nights are always so fun. Especially their new "It's Cinco Somehwre" with $5 margaritas and 2 for $5 tacos. I also love catching Friday night fireworks read more

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Ran the Rumpshaker 5K for Colon cancer at Regions Field and it was definitely an experience. It was super cold and windy but that didn't stop the show. Regions Field is a beautiful area and coming here for a Barons game or some type of event it's always a good time. It's a beautifully built stadium. read more

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We were at a wedding hosted here - gotta be honest I was hesitant at first. I thought it might be outside, which, in early December, would be a bit chilly :). Also, baseball field is kind of uncommon pick for wedding venue! Overall it was a great experience. There were at least a couple hundred guests, but we had the whole place to ourselves - pretty much the entire day. It was a great celebration with the ceremony being a mixed Indian/Christian wedding! The venue itself was big enough to accommodate some special requests. The ceremony started with the groom riding a horse. Then he switched the back of pickup truck that was blasting music. Everything else was inside, but the night finished with fireworks! I heard that the 'before' pictures were actually taken on the field itself. All of this was within the venue, so that was really nice as a guest. read more

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Finally made it back out to Regions Field after a long time away. The Barons games are always a lot of fun and a great way for families to enjoy some fun, without breaking the bank. Thirsty Thursday offers $2.50 beer and wine up to the 7th inning. So that's pretty good. The concessions aren't extremely expensive either. Regions field is a nice venue to catch a game. There really isn't a bad seat and the seats are comfortable. Huge , clean restrooms. Easy to access entering and exiting the field. Close by parking options for $15. I really enjoy all the cool spots located around the field (good people, tortugas, hotbox, SwitchYard, etc.) There is so much to take advantage of during a visit to Regions Field. Highly recommend! read more

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Regions Field is beautifully renovated, clean, plenty of bathrooms, great shade options for sunny, hot days. I love it. I am docking one star because I was so excited to get a corndog. Imagine my utter disbelief at the lack of corndogs. I checked out several different concession stands and had to settle for chicken nuggets. What I really wanted? Glad you asked. Corndog. They used to have them. I yearn for the days of yore. Or shall I say, days of yoredog. Not just regular corndogs, they used to have the foot-long corndogs. Alas, I will pilgrimage again, hoping, pining, yearning for a corndog. I also want a conecuh corndog option, conecuh sausage with a cornbread-esque façade. I came here with a few friends for Thirsty Thursday! Inflation strikes again, $2 beers are now $2.50. It's definitely a deal, and a great atmosphere! I do think the Barons could do a little bit more in regards to entertainment, but maybe they'll amp it up as the season goes on. Happy baseball season to all! I will be back and hopefully with corndog in hand. read more

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My first ELITE event , I had a blast! Our seats under the scoreboard were amazing and the view was perfect! Being able to meet other Elite Yelpers and network was beneficial! I'm definitely looking forward to the next event! read more

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Had an amazing time here for a midweek game. It was nice that the sunset was behind the stadium and seats were in the shade for a 7pm first pitch. The prices were ok and on par with most stadiums. It was Bark in the Park night so dogs were welcomed. The batters eye is a good view of Children's Hospital and some apartments . read more

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The weather lastnight was perfect for a baseball game. I had a friend that invited me 30 minutes before the game started, but the time I officially arrived worked out in my favor because I scored great parking. The Barons Juneteenth jerseys were so nice and the game was actually pretty good overall. Plenty of seating, the bathrooms were clean, $2.50 beers for thirsty thursdays, the young lady working the portable we went to was super sweet and had a consistent line throughout the night. I enjoyed my Baron's experience. May even come for another game one day. read more

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Who doesn't love a good game day?! I attended the Baron's final home game of the season this weekend with a friend. The weather was perfect and everyone's spirits seemed high. It wasn't too hard to find parking and they had discounts on nachos and hotdogs since it was also family day. I settled on a funnel cake since they're my favorite and kicked back and enjoyed the breeze throughout the game. In the end, the Baron's lost but I still had a great time cheering them on! read more

I was at the Region Field Ballroom for an event a couple days ago. The space is nice, but parking can be an issue. Avoid the private parking lots that require payment. I'd suggest street parking, parking decks, or parking somewhere with an attendant. The set up inside was good and it's really more spacious than I anticipated. The bartenders made decent drinks, but they were kind of weak. Overall, this would be a good venue for a moderate size event. read more

Regions Field - Eric Benet - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

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Our family of 4 went to a game on July 3rd and had a terrific time. We enjoyed the experience immensely. read more

Regions Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

Tough to once again think I have not written a review here. Could it be a new page situation? I wouldn't think so. Did I forget? Possible. But I can't believe I wouldn't have reviewed a place that changed the landscape of our downtown situation. I have been up in their hospitality areas for private event. I highly recommend doing that if you are looking. For actual baseball I frequent the gen population seats. And they are awesome!! Great food and beer options. This past time, we tried the kid zone... don't try that. Very rained upon inflatables. But other than that.... awesome. Good concession guys walking through. But on a week night, great service all the way around. We will keep bringing our kids here for years. read more

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I'm no expert in baseball. But if there is a place to learn and enjoy a good day it's here. Been here twice. It's been awesome each time. The most important thing is Everything is clean, or at least it feels like it's been cleaned often. The staff are all friendly. It's great for groups too read more

I always have a fun time here! Iv'e been here for baseball games and all kinds of other nice events! This stadium is so beautiful, and I'm so happy to have it here! read more

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There's nothing better than a hot summer night at the ball field! Regions Field is beautiful and has a lot of great food options beyond the traditional ball park hotdog (not that there is anything wrong with a good ole hot dog). There isn't a bad seat in the house and plenty of fun spots for families to play. They also host special family and themed nights that add to the event. Don't take my word for it, go check out the Barons this weekend! read more

Great venue but horrible management. Concessions are never prepared and some of the staff is openly hostile to customers. Card readers don't work but they don't take cash at one stand. Another concession stand has one register working but their soda fountains are dead. Two stands are selling beer but half the taps are dead. It's as if they had no idea an event was happening. read more

Ballpark of the year last year. And they were conference champs last year too! Wow! I've not been to a lot of ballparks lately to compare but I can tell you that Regions Field is awesome. It doesn't matter where you're sitting, you're close to action. I nabbed a front row seat (yep, Row A!) along the third base line and nearly got clobbered by two foul balls. You have to pay attention here, it doesn't matter where you're sitting. Even the folks behind home plate (where there is *some* netting) got a ricochet that was over the net and then dropped back down into the stands. Concessions are expensive, as you would expect at any baseball park. $4.50 for a hotdog or $5 for a beer. Hey, that's how these things work. Not a tremendous list of options for food. Hot dogs, nachos, pizza, peanuts. I don't recall seeing anything else. What was neat that there was a long counter along the concessions level where you could stand and eat while still being able to see the game. I found my seat to be comfortable, as long as I wanted to look directly ahead. But the action was off to the side, so I was constantly turned and it gave me a bit of a neck ache after a while. All seats except the front row have cupholders. There is a lot of fan engagement going on here. From the marriage proposal (she turned him down and went with the mascot instead) to the gals with t-shirt cannons and the taco/hot dog race from right field to first base. Fun! Parking isn't terrible, if you arrive early enough you can find street parking within a block or three. Flag down one of the golf carts if you want a lif. Kill the time before the game across the street at Good People Brewing! Tip: There is only one scoreboard showing replays and statistics. It's in left field. I would really recommend sitting over in the first base side of the park. read more

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Great day at the park. My advice is to find a friend that can get you in the Executive boxes. The folks from Regions Bank couldn't have been nicer. The team played well. Lots of kids in attendance. They seem to like the grass down the third base line. The players throw every ball that comes that way into the crowd. read more

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I had never been to Regions Field to see the Barron's place. So some old dear friends of ours suggested we go on July 3, 2018. That night they had 4th of July Fireworks. Weather: The weather was great which just means we were all lucky. It did make the evening that much better. Environment: What a lovely Baseball park. Not a bad seat in the place. Clean and organized. Food: I grew up in Long Island, New York. So when I was young, I got to go to see the "Met's" and the "Yankees". So the food at those stadiums was really different then Regions Field. Regions had gourmet burgers with eggs/bacon on them; Region Dogs with special toppings; Sausage; and gourmet Irish nacho's. Interesting foods to say the least but about what one would expect quality wise at a ball park. I LOVED EVERY bit. The Game: Barron's lost. BUT I got a Barron's had for my collection. The most important thing to my wife and I were the friends we were with. Our oldest friend we met decades ago when we both lived in tiny apartments, Terry and Gregg H. Fireworks: Spectacular. Great experience all around. read more

Nice facility with lots of great restaurants and entertainment in close proximity...Eat outside the stadium though. Food inside is overpriced, sold out and not that great. read more

This is my 2nd time here. Great venue and very family friendly. Took my daughter to see Peppa Pig tonight. The wait was long, but that's to be expected. They also have a play area for kids too. The cost for kids 2 and under to play in the play area is free. 3 and up it cost $5 which I think is kinda crazy since you already have paid for your child to get in. All in all we had fun! read more

Regions Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

"Well, a-beat the drum and hold the phone The sun came out today We're born again, there's new grass on the field A-roundin' third and headed for home It's a brown-eyed handsome man Anyone can understand the way I feel" - John Fogerty Beautiful park, perfect location, and great value. Birmingham finally hit a home run! Click Cool if you love baseball at Regions Field. read more

Regions Field - Macey's view from left field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

Wish I could give Regions Field more than five stars. This has been one of the best additions Birmingham has add. Growing up as a baseball lover I can say this is one of the most fantastic stadiums around! You have a beer garden with some great local brews, the food is everything from typical ballpark food to BBQ and most of the time there is a local food truck set up in the outfield section and a play area for the kids. Personally, we love the grass seating out in the outfield next to the rocking chairs. It's located right across the street from the beautiful Railroad park and Good People Brewing Co. If you haven't gotten out to enjoy a game yet... you are 100% missing out. Thursday Thursday: cheap beer and hotdogs read more

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This baseball park always hits a home run in my book! We usually go on Thirsty Thursdays, but this time we went to the last Friday night game. The theme for the night was Margaritaville. We asked 3 workers(including a bartender) about any specials they ALL had no clue what we were talking about. For the most part the concession workers are kind, helpful, and know what they are doing. The atmosphere is great. We bought General Admission tickets ($7), we opted to sit in the rocking chairs behind center field. This is one of the most relaxing areas to sit. Perfect sunset, wind in your face, and a view of the whole park. My husband and I ordered boiled shrimp from Cajun Boys and our Poboys. They were serving 1 lb boiled shrimp & potato. It was very good & seasoned to perfection. We also ordered the Irish nachos. It was so so tasty. Perfectly fried french fries, pulled pork, nacho cheese, bourbon sauce, and green onions). It was a perfect pairing of flavors. The price was fair as well. We also got a bag of peanuts, can't go to a ball park and not eat nuts. We stuck with Miller Lite for the night. I think the prices are steep, but again we are at a ball park so it is expected. Take your friends, family, spouse, or go alone you will definitely enjoy yourself. read more

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Excellent! Went to a game vs J'vill Jumbo Shrimp, has a great time. Easy parking next to stadium. Concession stands were spot on & friendly staff. Good prices, cheap seats. Good view of downtown Bham plus security was everywhere, no worries. Had a coke with hot dog, popcorn & peanuts. Great place to go for a game. read more

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This facility is one of the best things to happen to downtown Birmingham... well, ever. Located next to two other pieces of Birmingham eye candy, Railroad Park and Good People Brewing, you could easily spend your whole day and night in this one area. The sight-lines are great from every seat in the house. Not only is the field in perfect view, but you can see downtown and Red Mountain with ease. Don't want a seat? Go park yourself on a blanket in the outfield and catch the elusive home run. If you've got little ones in tow, fear not. The park is equipped with a huge play area that includes a jumpy house. Don't be one of the "over-the-mountainers" that is worried about driving downtown. Your biggest concern at Regions Field is how to carry multiple drinks, two hot dogs, and nachos back to your seat. read more

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Parking is a challenge and the people blocking the players lot are no help in directing where to park. Hot dogs are $4, hamburgers are $8. Now you could make a case for those prices if they were special. They are not. Perhaps they should look at other venues that pride themselves on their cuisine while enjoying a game. read more

First time at Regions Field, the seating bowl and field are typical and there is not a bad seat in the stadium. the field is on par with many major league fields, so fans come even if it rains shortly before a game.I was shocked. the food for the most part is typical ballpark fare and very good! Regions proximity to the interstate makes for easy get in and out access, before and after games. Ticket prices are very reasonable. Neither team played very well on this evening, but the overall experience of a baseball game was a positive one. Regions Park is a shining jewel. Parking is still a little bit of a concern, so get there early, but you should enjoy your experience :) read more

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I'm pretty biased, but Regions Field is AWESOME! Birmingham knocked it out of the park (pun intended) when they decided to bring the Baron's downtown. Regions Field has really molded the transformation we are now experiencing in Birmingham's metro area. This place is great for all ages! You get to experience a beautiful view of Birmingham's skyline sitting from any area of the park. Regions Field's concession stands are pretty amazing as well. Go for the BBQ Nachos! They're delicious and come in a plastic baseball helmet. They also offer various options of beer and wine to wet your appetite. There's a kid's corner where they can play in a moon bounce or play in the grass near the outfields. Thursday's are also a blast because all domestic beers are $2.00. I'll definitely be taking my family and friends to Regions Field for years to come! read more

Take me out to the ball game, take me out to the crowd. Buy me some peanuts & cracker jack....I don't care if I ever get back, so it's root-root-root for the home team. If they dont win its a shame. For its 1,2,3 strikes you're out at the ol ball game. Really great venue in Birmingham! The field is a beautiful addition to the city. Love when we have club level seats. Only downside-the food is NOT the best, definitely not worth the price. read more

Even when we lose, the fireworks are a winner every time! One thing I love about Regions Field is that you can walk all the way around the field. So you can never have a bad angle of the game. Every seat provides a great view, even from the rocking chairs in the outfield. The Barons organization seems to work at making every game a special event. So regardless of whether they are finishing the evening with fireworks, there's something fun for all fans. I've missed having Good People IPA on draft in the Beer Garden this season. And I hope that will change in the days ahead. read more

Regions Field - A great night for baseball! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

If you are a fan of baseball, this minor league White Sox field, is one you should visit! It is located in the heart of Birmingham, AL across from a local brewery, Good People! There is not a bad seat in house, and there seems to be a constant breeze regardless of where you are seated. This venue is family friendly and great for children of all ages! There is a kid zone down the 3rd base line, and a small field for kids to play wiffleball in the back left field (behind the vine wall), next to Dreamland BBQ. The concession stands are very reasonable in price, and have everything from chicken fingers, personal pizzas, irish nachos (my favorite), burgers to the boring hot dogs everyone loves so much! My only recommendation is, if you have a family avoid Thirsty Thursday's as all domestic beer is $2.00 for 16oz! It is the best happy hour in town, and tends to get rather crowded in general seating (outfield) and the concession stand lines are far to long to wait in. Overall great venue!!! read more

Fantastic field! Before spring 2013, the Birmingham Barons were previously at the Hoover Met which was perfectly fine, but nothing beats being in the heart of Birmingham and not the suburbs. Parking: There are paid options nearby, or you can also try for free street parking. Security: I've never felt unsafe in the neighborhood after the game, but it's always smart to be with a buddy. I do see employees in golf carts offering rides which is good. Tickets: Order online or just go before your game though there are often lines at the box office. Don't worry though, since all the seats are pretty close. No Major League pricing here. I took some visitors to this ballpark, and they were suitably impressed, as they should be. Reading on the website, I learned that the designers wanted to pay respects to Birmingham's steel past and took style elements from Sloss Furnaces and utilized lots of steel when creating Regions Field. Very cool! You can make a loop of the entire stadium while admiring the Birmingham skyline. There are plenty of well-maintained bathrooms. And don't forget the Barons store to take home a shirt or cap. Look up the promotional schedule; there's sure to be at least one event on your date. I've been known to take full advantage of Tuesday's 50 Cent Hot Dog Night. If nothing else, there's always the Tool Race during the game. Laughs for all. Chill out before or after the game at the Good People brewery across the main entrance. Railroad Park is so close, and it seems like new businesses are popping up all over. Go Barons! read more

I take back everything I ever muttered about Birmingham not being to spend money on a downtown stadium. This facility is top-notch. One of my favorite summer hang-out spots. Thirsty Thursday has improved by leaps and bounds. The first one I attended, I saw a total of 2-1/2 innings of baseball; the rest of the time was spent waiting in line for either a ticket or food- not even an adult beverage. Now they've got plenty of beer stands and a beer garden/biergarten to meet those needs so you ain't cussing that all you really want is some nachos. There's not a bad seat in the house for rooting for the home team. The view of the skyline is city-pride inducing. And don't forget to stop by Good People and one of the food trucks. read more

Regions Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

This new stadium is incredible. The design is great and the opportunities it affords for Birmingham are amazing, but there are some under appreciated things about this stadium. The location, next to railroad park and good people breweries makes a between inning drink or stroll in the park convenient and extremely feasible. Also- I remember watching the Baron's play a year or so back, and regardless of the different players they've brought in, they have a new life. This new stadium has given this team life and renewed the Baron fan base. I was at the very first home game of the season for the Baron's in 2013 and their very last home game, and it wouldn't have been near as fun or enjoyable or even possible without this downtown stadium. If you didn't visit this year take this advice and run with it- go to a game. It's going to get better and better an prices will go higher and higher- so get a beer, coke, hotdog, and bring your glove because the Baron's will be back in 2014. read more

Regions Field - Gotta love this small field atmosphere and being able to get such great and affordable tickets. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Birmingham, Alabama

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One of my favorite things about Birmingham. I love this stadium. They offer everything from the occasional boiled shrimp to bbq to nachos! Lovely food and you can't beat thirsty Thursday. And to top it off the Barons are a competitive team year in and year out. read more

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Been to numerous Barons games at the stadium and always had a great experience. The park is modern, great looking and functional. Plenty of space and options for seating. Also lots of food and drink options. Parking can be a struggle but if you get there early enough then that shouldn't be a problem. read more

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Beautiful. Just doesn't seem like the right word to use for this field. I love it! This was a well thought out addition to our wonderful city. I am not a big baseball fan, but Regions Field is just too nice to pass up. One of my favorite areas is the ballroom/meeting space upstairs that overlooks the field. I have attended many nonprofit events that used this area. You get the best of both words-you get to support your charity, and you get to watch the game from either inside with the plush air conditioning, on the private balcony seating, or the stool area outside near the stairs. Either choice is fantastic. Don't sleep on this venue. You have to experience it even if you don't like baseball. read more

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I was hesitant when the Barons announced they were moving downtown, but I am very glad to have been proven wrong. The new Regions Field is GREAT. It is definitely a great addition to the city. Good food, but a bit overpriced, like all stadiums. Tickets aren't overly expensive. The stadium is kept clean. And most importantly, coming to see a Barons game is a great way to spend time with friends. read more

This is truly a wonderful place to be on any given night during the summer. Doesn't it just take you back instantly to your childhood sitting in that seat behind home plate. My husband is an umpire and he loves to comment on the games and critique the other umpires. They have a great place for the kids to run around and a place to play. Truly fun for people of all ages. If you get there early enough you can sit in the wooden rockers necar the field. Good food and good drinks.~ read more

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