ESL Ballpark

Laurie Scotti a month ago

Fun place to take your grandkids especially on someone else’s dime. Ice cream was ridiculously priced and I have three grandkids. $22 for three ! Fun time overall ! Will spend the money and time treasured!

NoAngel Wilder 2 months ago

We booked a suite to celebrate our parents' 62nd wedding anniversary. It was our mom and dad, my brother and his wife, our son and his wife, my husband, and me. It was our first time staying in the suite, and we had a wonderful time! Hayden was our server, and he was awesome. He checked in with us often to make sure we had everything we needed and provided excellent service throughout the game. Our family has been going to see the wings for over 60 years. The best part of the night? The Red Wings won! GO RED WINGS

Rene Freeman 2 months ago

My family went to the 250 year celebration. We had such a great family night. Thank you to all that put this together. 💪🏾💪🏾

Irem Zengin 3 months ago

Great ballpark with a fun atmosphere! The stadium is clean, the staff are friendly, and the seats offer great views of the field.

Monroe Integrated Solutions 3 months ago

Rochester is lucky to have ESL Park. Great baseball, great atmosphere, and a fun experience for fans of all ages. Highly recommend checking out a game.

Kyle Wilson 4 months ago

Had a great experience at a red wings game. It rained before the game and staff were super helpful to wipe down our seats. It was a firework night and Bruce the Bat Dog night ao much fun was had. Typical stadium food and it is a cashless venue. They did have super unique items in the team store! Not the most exceptional view past the outfield fence, but its not ugly either. Overall a great place for baseball.

Joe Z a year ago

Always a good time! General seat experience is good. Excellent place for kids to experience baseball. Suites are affordable and well worth it for parties and gatherings.

Jan Nou a year ago

We have a wonderful local stadium supporting the Red Wings. We've been here for a few different occasions and the stadium owners seem involved with the community. The baseball and softball Little Leagues around town were able to walk around the fields; Hochstein Youth Singers sang God Bless America; our Cubscouts troop has an upcoming opportunity to be color guards; they hosted my work team event and the list goes on. We've also been there during the free swag promos, often times a wonderful surprise. We get there early (doors open 1.5 hrs before game time) and the wait is not long. It gives us time to roam around, get food, and get settled with our kids. Recently, we were at the induction of GM Dan Mason into the Hall of Fame. I could see the love of the game and the community from the speeches and the impact, as our family has been a part of the events hosted there. It's a great experience! Also, there's fireworks at the end of the evening games. Kids love that!