beloit snappers

Driving through town on the way back to Illinois and stumbled onto the ballpark. As luck would have it, there was a noon game, so we stayed for the game. Great fun watching class A ball. Prices were reasonable and the park is fun. Only down side was the thundering herd of kids running around, but it was a day set up for children's groups. Gotta expect that.Well worth the trip and a great time!

The park is a little dated, but that is not a bad thing. Cheaper food and free parking. The kids had a blast in the play area and being able to see the field so close. Snappy the mascot was around frequently and played to the crowd. There is nothing like single A baseball. My only suggestion is to park away from the home-plate in the stadium. There's a reason an autobody shop sponsors foul balls.

seats were great; food was reasonably priced, compared to several other minor league baseball parks we've been at; staff members were friendly; was a really cool deal for the President of the team to be shaking hands at the gate as fans were exiting the park

Great place to take the kids and the whole family. A great place for the kids to get up close and see a professional game.

Attended opening night in 2014 on a very cold night. The game had all the trappings of a great minor league experience—I parked for free, the food was cheap, there were fun activities between innings, and I got a selfie with the team’s mascot, Snappy D. Turtle. The Beloit Snappers represent what’s good about minor league baseball. In spite of the cold and the sparse crowd, it was clear that the team is a significant part of the community—not just from the many ads and sponsorships from local businesses, but from the fans. While getting a hot dog and soda at the concession stand (for a total of $5.50), I spoke at length with a woman whose family had hosted more than 40 players. She spoke of the players who had made the Majors with motherly pride.Totally enjoyed this experience, and would love to go back when it's warmer!

Great to see the future stars of baseball, especially for Oakland A's fans. Great value with good food too.

Good, small ballpark with great bratwurst! Stopped there on July 3rd and sang "God Bless America" at the 7th inning stretch and stayed for fireworks show!

I actually came to town to see the Snappers because they are the A's new low A affiliate and I was going to Milwaukee to see the A's play the Brewers. Where else can you see first round draft picks and sit right behind the plate for $8.

we go as a family several times throughout the yesr. The prices are reasonable. park is clean, crowd is friendly. Beer, food, and drinks are reasonably priced. We'll be back in 2013.

this is one of my favorite places ever to take the kids, these guys know how to make kids day!!! they will pick one a the kids outa the audience to come out to the field and pitch the ball,they have take pictures they have contests with the kids,they have good food and its a great place for the family

This is small town professional baseball at its best. It is a little hard to find coming off the highway but the park is very clean and safe when you are inside. The crowd is always having fun. It is a great alternative to the high prices at Brewers Park n Milwaukee. There is a party dock along the first base line that friends and I love to meet at for drinks. The price is right. The kids love it.

I'm sorry to hear that the Snappers will be leaving Beloit. The games are really entertaining and they always make it very entertaining. They had an awesome fireworks show the last time I was there after the game that rivaled most fourth of July shows.

I am not a big sports fan, however many of my friends and family are. I have a good time even though I really don't follow the game.

I have heard about Beloit Snapper baseball and decided to make a trip during Labor Day weekend as they were playing the Quad City River Bandits. Parking was free and the concession prices are reasonable and affordable. There are great seats in the box seat section of the grandstand and you can have a good view of the field.

My family spends Labor Day every year at the Snappers. We celebrate several family birthdays while we're there. The value is great, the stadium is nice, the people are friendly and helpful. We are Minnesota Twins fans, so it seems natural that we'd be Snappers fans, but after the first year, we had so much fun, it's become a tradition.