Double A ball in a small town venue. Best seat in the house is $14. Parking across the street was…read more$5. The talent is improving but the thrills are there. The most expensive item tonight was my souvenir hat! Sure no one on the field is being referred to as "future hall of famer" but watching the dizzy bat spin, frozen t-shirt contest and other quirky games that make minor league ball a blast is well worth it. It's baseball the way it should be... up close, entertaining reasonably priced and ego free.

dasani "water" bottles were just ice and never melted the entire game. the hot dogs looked fresh 3…read moredays ago. seemed to be on the roller all day during a rainout and then just re-used. concession was terrible. if it wasn't for baseball being played would have gave 0.

Double-A ball thrives here in the summer, with Tennessee River views and tomorrow's stars inside…read morethe diamond. A cheap seat is a sweet seat at AT&T. With a nearly-perfect location downtown, AT&T capped off "phase 1.5" (my loving description) of downtown Chatt to kick off the new millennium. A few musical-teams later it's thankfully back to Reds ball for the team with a top logo in the minors. Don't spring for those expensive box seats, especially for a day game: you'll bake in that afternoon sun. Just hang out in the upper-deck shade and stay nimble as you move around those general admission seats to avoid the waning shadows. Night games get a little steamy (no not that version, just humidity) thanks to those Scenic City summer temps and the slight error in building the park not shifted slightly to create shade the whole game (oops). Kids will enjoy the accessible players before they're big-time, in-between getting their mini Lookouts batting helmet ice cream treat. Sign me up for one of those and a chance to see Private Seating and General Admission make their trek around the warning track once more. Food is your classic fare and nothing special, but there are plenty of great places to eat downtown before entry or after the game. If you want to save $$ park for free a few blocks away in one of many safe office lots. It's uphill back to your car but you'll be thinking about that extra cash so you'll be happy. Classic summer fun abounds catching some Lookouts baseball.

It was overall a good experience…read more Taking a star away because, - the beer was barely cold. Add heat from the outside climate and you have hot beer within minutes. - the lines do not move at any normal pace at all. Should have all vendors selling water. Including the beer line or a vending machine for just water. It's hot and standing in line for a bottle of water is crazy when it barely moves. I got my beer fast but had to wait forever for my sons water. Fireworks were beautiful. The game was great. Enjoyed the final home run on the tenth inning for the home team.

Good Park, Could Use Some Love…read more This is a good sized playground to play in for kids, while at the same time it seems forgotten by time in a way with mildew buildup and a broken slide and a broken viewer wheel. It has good attractions still for my almost 3 year old. He really likes the monster truck spring toy for bouncing. There are still a couple slides that work but the big one is literally broken through. The other enclosed slide is streaming to break away at the top as well which will become a safety issue if it gets much more damaged. If they clean and fix a couple things this place would be a real local gem!

This is a mother/nanny/grandma's dream. You get the point. This is great place to take the…read morechildren. You grab a stroller and you can be in the zoo. Get tired of the zoo you can go to the park and play on the playground. Get tired of the playground or want to cool off you go to the splash pad / pool. $3 entrance! I absolutely had a blast today with my grandson. Everything is meticulously maintained. There was a broken down structure in the playground but other than that it was pretty well maintained. The splash pad was clean and looked very safe and I love how everything was fenced in away from the pools so you don't lose a toddler. They also have a merry-go-round. I will let you all know that review when I go back to go into the zoo section! Good job Chattanooga this is brilliant!

Great Playground, Needs A Little Love…read more Located next to the Chattanooga Zoo and the Warner Baseball fields. Nice parent and child double swings. Little Rock walls for small kids Good slides Cool platforms and overall playground All in all a really good playground. -1 Star: Quality and mostly well kept equipment except the moving screw platform thing that must need some grease since it's impossible for kids to use and difficult for parents too. The non working musical stations x 2 that probably need new batteries... The rocking boat needs some grease too to make the squeaking stop. The maintenance crew could spend a couple hours and make this place great.

This really was the highlight of my trip to Chattanooga! I did not get my ticket in advance, but it…read moreis easy to purchase tickets at the two kiosks available. The attendants at the check-in are so helpful. I booked the next available appointment, which was about an hour or so away, but that left me plenty of time to take in views from the observation decks. There is also a restaurant in the castle as well as zip lining, if you want additional things to do while you wait for your guided tour to begin. (I recommend getting your tickets online if you come in a group, especially during the summer months and on weekends.) Parking is free and there are numerous places to park. The experience is really eye-opening and the video at the beginning tells the story of the cave formation and why it was named Ruby Falls. Very interesting! The walk takes about 60-70 minutes back and forth. You will see amazing stalagmites and stalactites along the way. Distinct lighting is added to the cave to enhance your experience. Our guide was very knowledgeable and explained everything in detail. It does get cool down in the caves (around 60 degrees) and I was glad I took a light jacket once I got about halfway through the process. The waterfall and the lighting at the end were something to see! Minor issues-they packed about 40-50 people in our tour group. A group leaves every 10 minutes or so. As such, you have to hug up against a wall NUMEROUS times as previous groups are coming back from the waterfall experience. You have to make room to let them pass. The wait for the elevator to take you back up to the top is also a tedious wait. This could be due to the summer crowds, so plan accordingly. If you are claustrophobic, this may not be the experience for you.

Went to Chattanooga with my husband and decided to book the cave tour for something to do during…read morethe day while it was hot out. We've done various cave type tours around the US on our travels and this would not be one I would return to. It's such a cool waterfall and cave but completely ruined by management trying to cram as many people in as possible to make more money. We had about 40-50 people in our group and the entire time you are expected to stop and go to one side to let other groups of 40-50 people go by. With this many people in the narrow walkway, you can expect it to smell like sweat and any other odors of people near/passing by you. They also kick you out of the waterfall area within a few minutes because you are then holding up other tours. The staff and tour guides throughout our experience were really pleasant and the waterfall was beautiful. We were just shocked that they allow group sizes that big and in 10 minute intervals each. It truly ruined the experience for us and management should be ashamed as there are hundreds of similar reviews stating the same concerns.