consol energy park

For a minor league stadium, this park is good. Prices on food are reasonable, and the staff are friendly. If you're looking for an affordable, professional sport to attend, this fits the bill quite nicely. We've always had an enjoyable time!

This ballpark is the home of the Washington Wild Things baseball and Washington Rebellion fast-pitch softball teams. It's a nice, small ballpark. Admission is affordable. Food is good. Games are fun. They have a playground area for the kids. Fridays are fireworks night. Ask about group rates. It's a fun night out for groups or birthday parties. If you hang out outside the park during games, you may catch a foul ball.

The park is small and every seat has a great view of the game. Ticket prices for a game are very reasonable, Food price inside the park are some where between what you would expect to pay but not as high as it would be at a major league park. So you can take a family out and not break the bank, The park is also very clean and safe.

I love minor league baseball. This park is outstanding. The field is beautiful and you see some really good baseball without having to arrive in an armored car. The ticket was only $12 and I was right behind the visitors dugout. The game was great. This is an independent league meaning it is not affiliated with a major league team. These guys are friendly with the fans before and after the game. The entire Wild Things team was seated at tables after the game to sign autographs. Plus the game is all hustle. These guys are trying to move up and really play hard. There is a $5 cost to park but all in all you cannot beat the cost for an evenings entertainment. If the wife and kids are not real fans there is the typical between innings stuff to keep them amused too.

We had so much fun here! Although it's a modern structure, The setting is a throwback in the best of ways. Home of The Washington Wild Things Baseball Club, of the Frontier League, what you will see is quality, hungry, upcoming players resulting in top notch baseball competition. Access to the park is convenient and parking is abundant and cost only $5. Kids will enjoy this setting much more than a Major League game, as the action is up close,they most likely will get a ball, and the will (if desired) have a chance to meet every player and coach of the home team. When we were there last season All (5) of us got balls, (2) during game action and (3) handed to children by players. Every ball was able to be autographed by the entire team during exit of the park. If you are a parent that foots the bill for Major League games regularly, you will get the feeling that everything is on sale! Visit the CONSOL Energy Park in Washington, PA and you'll want to do it again and again because this place is a blast!