I've been going to The Trop since the mid 90s. After the…read morepost-hurricane renovations it looks better than it ever has. So many food options...from hot dogs and cracker jacks to gourmet in the various luxury seating. Many drinks to choose from too. You can also play skee-ball and touch real live Rays in the touch tank. Oh you can see a baseball game too.

It's a little weird, but not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. I can guarantee you that 90% of…read morethe "experts" making those arbitrary ballpark ranking lists online haven't even been to most of the ballparks. The seating and playing area is really swell! The concourse feels a little claustrophobic, and the food areas feel a little like a food court. No balls hit the catwalks or scaffolding, but I thought it was just fine. (28/30 visited)

Totally worth it! I mean seriously it is free! Can't beat free fun! We did not have tickets. We…read morecame right before 7. They let us know to sit on the side while the 7pm people came. Once they did, she accumulated extra tickets for us to go in. Once inside the wait seemed forever. They would let a certain number of people in a group each time. We finally got in around 7:20pm! For sure jumping in is hard when you are bare footed. You can easily get stuck under. It's like drowning, but a bunch of balls instead of water! The most fun or most difficult is trying to get out! Phew! I felt so happy and free after playing around for a bit! What a great fun concept. Those were the days of Chuckie cheese ball pits! Here it is again!

What an awesome event! And it was completely free! Huge thanks to the Vinik Foundation for bringing…read morethis amazing experience to Tampa! I didn't expect to have so much fun in a ball pit... nor did I expect it to be so physically challenging! The first time I fell, I needed help to get back up, and just walking through the balls was hard! The *shore* with lounge chairs & umbrellas was a nice way to catch my breath. Due to my kids' work & college schedules, Sunday was really the best day for us to go together. I ordered our free tickets online several weeks before the multi-week event began, and 5pm 8/21 was the only slot still available for a group of 6... That's how popular this event was, sight unseen! Once I realized The Beach Tampa would be closing at 6pm on Sundays, I was concerned our time would be limited. However, worrying was not necessary. At the entrance outside, we queued up to enter precisely at our ticketed time. Then inside, we waited again as staff monitored the number of people inside the actual *beach* area for safety and enjoyment, allowing people to enter as others left. The line moved quickly at this point, but we still weren't able to go in until after 5:30. Luckily, staff had already announced to everyone that even the very last person to enter would get a minimum of 45 minutes to enjoy The Beach. I really hope The Beach returns to Tampa!

Okay first thing I want to say about this stadium is make sure you bring a hat, a fan and drink…read morelots of water before you go to any game year. While the stadium is decent size. There is very limited covering for shade. I love that they have various types of concessions around the ballpark. And you can buy souvenirs for their home team. Right near the entrance/ exit. Stadium itself is in good shape. Entertainment during the changing of the innings for fun and engaging. I came here for one of the spring training games and definitely will be back. Parking is interesting as the stadium is in the middle of a neighborhood. So plan accordingly before you go. There is a mix of paid parking and street parking around the area but with the size of the stadium that parking can get filled rather quickly. Note e if you stand right outside of the stadium, there's a likelihood that you could catch a foul ball right on the street. I witnessed that firsthand as I was leaving the stadium and one of the vendors straight up caught a a fly ball coming over the stadium wall with his bare hands. It was quite a sight to see. I feel bad for any cars driving by during that time though.

Another great experience! Hadn't been here for a Spring…read moreTraining Game in 4 years. Lots of parking in nearby businesses ( mostly auto repair and tire shops), in the nearby neighborhood, and some in their own lot ( not super big) Staff is consistently helpful and friendly ( Tony at the concession stand -got chicken tenders and fries in a souvenir helmet) was awesome, and the team store always seems to have great merch as well as some good stuff on clearance. Seats are comfy, the scoreboard shows the important info, and there's always great ball whether it's the Pirates or the Marauders.

This intriguing venue is home to the Deadly Rival Roller Derby and the state's only banked track…read moreroller derby. We met team representatives at the DTSP First Friday and decided to check out the next competition. The entire evening was extremely entertaining! The roller derby women are fierce and passionate about their sport. We enjoyed complimentary wine and Jell-O shots and had delicious sliders from the Jimmy's Mealballs truck. At halftime, we enjoyed a Rocky Horror Picture Show presentation. This will become a routine activity for us!

Entertaing and fun. Wood bleachers are tough for sitting. Smoke from outside is unwelcome…read more Beer, wine, fast truck food available. Decent band, DJ and very good announcer. Great people watching. Fast and interesting banked roller derby matches. All good for a reasonably priced night out to catch something different

Was searching for place where my husband could practice batting. I called and spoke to Logan and he…read morewas super cool and helpful. When we got there, we met Skip. It's out first time here and didn't know what to expect. Thankfully, our experience went pretty smooth. Skip had to adjust the ball machine a few times. They had several bats and plenty of balls to get us started. My husband and I spent almost an hour there. We forgot to bring our batting gloves! Nevertheless, batting is super fun and kinda addictive, especially if you're connecting. This was a good work out. Would recommend this batting cage!

Tampa Bay Sun FC plays its home games at the newly renovated Riverfront Stadium. The Stadium is…read morelocated at Blake High School, across the river from Armature Works and has a capacity of 5000 people. Stadium Address: 1701 N Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33607 Really enjoy catching the Tampa Bay Sun FC play soccer here. The team is full of elite players who perform very well while leaving it all out on the field. Let's support our Tampa Bay Sun FC by catching a game one day! Go Sun!!!

Really great, small venue for watching a local team…read more The Tampa Bay Suns play at Blake High School, but what they've done to make a public high school an appropriate place for a professional sports club is pretty fantastic. The stadium is across the river from Armature Works. As such, parking is at AW ($10 event day parking), and you take the Pirate Water Taxi for free to the stadium. The stadium has food trucks, including from Cru, Berns/Haven, and Coldstone. They have portable/trailer bathrooms, but they are real and clean. The stadium only has a 5000 person capacity, but that is part of the charm. It's so small that there really are no bad seats. It's fun seeing the players up so close! What a great first sports experience for my young daughter.

This is such a great stadium! It is conveniently located and is big, spacious and beautiful. I had…read morea great time! Not a bad seat in the house, although most seats aren't shaded and it can get very hot. Love that they have Pepsi and other bevys but the food options could be improved.

First time here. Beautiful stadium. Really really nice with…read more7700 person capacity per employee. Beautiful murals ( spring training logos, logo flags), statue great for photo ops * decent food choices- I had a yummy turkey burger and the fries were the BEST I've had at any park, and most restaurants . Also have crab. And sandwiches and a cafe with wraps, etc. *friendly staff *good team store- packed with great spring training and regular merch... but very tight on space which made it difficult to navigate with many fans *clean bathrooms with several stalls *great scoreboard CONS: *NO military discount ( discontinued 2 years ago per store employee) AND final sale only , so I had to try on shirts over my jersey ( still difficult)...cone on, other parks don't do this * no souvenir helmets for dippin dots, no ice cream with helmets...only souvenir soda cups Apparently there are no minor league teams here because there are too many other teams within an hour radius ( I say let the Yankees move to Cactus League!!!)