Bowie Baysox

Great stadium! The location was easy to find with ample parking. I Visited for the 2015 Holiday Expo and the setup was great. Looking forward to next year!

Baysox games are great. Comfortable stadium, easy to get to, friendly staff, and League Champions!

Have been here for many games. This was my second game in my Birdland Passport baseball road trip. It is a great place to see a game. When it sunny and hot I would suggest sitting on the third base side, since you will have the sun at your back. Louie (mascot) was all over the place. It was Star Wars night, which was very entertaining. The folks that work the game are friendly and helpful. They have a good selection of beer at the micro beer stand. They had fireworks after the game, which were good.

A great piece of Americana! Has that small town feel but only 20 min from DC. Kids can ride merry go round, play on moon bounce, get there face painted. Very family friendly. Tickets are only 10 dollars and parking is free!

Every year we hit a handful of games at Baysox Stadium, and every time we go I have a great time. It is a much better and far less expensive experience then going to see the O’s or Nats.
The players are more in to the games then at the majors. The fans are friendlier, and the beer is more fairly priced. The stadium has all sorts of fun little things going on when ever the teams switch, and then at the end of many home games… fireworks. It brings out the kid in everyone.
Pack up the herd and go.

I have more fun at a Baysox games than I ever had at a major league game. You sit so close, you are so much part of the action that you really feel involved. There are fun promotions between every inning and it’s always a light-​hearted fun atmosphere. Usually end up making friends (or at least having friendly banter) with folks around us — something that rarely happens in a big stadium. It’s great for kids too, with a nice play area. Fireworks nights, super heroes or Star Wars nights… all kinds of extra special events to add t the fun.
And the tickets are VERY affordable. Concessions cost about as much as at any other stadium, but you still come out a lot cheaper than MLB. So, yes, technically these guys are not the caliber of players of the majors. But they are young, highly athletic, top-​notch athletes working there way up (or Orioles who are working there way back after an injury) — and when you sit this close, you feel the impact of a hard hit ball much more fully then you would sitting 100 ft away in Orioles Park.

For a minor league stadium, this one has lots of bells and whistles. The staff is really friendly, although they gave me a lot of good-​natured wisecracks on my Yankee hat. (The only minor league stadium where anyone commented on it!) There were lots of concession options, the stadium is very clean and the fans were enthusiastic despite the blowout. I recommend a visit if you live in the DC area.

I Got tickets through my school and went with a group of friends this past weekend! It is a smaller stadium but it was still fun! We grabbed some beers and food and the weather ended up being great for the game! Would definitely go back!

Ah, the Bowie Baysox. Our own local AA minor league team. Minors, you say? Why would you go see anyone but the big league players?
It’s simple… THIS is real baseball!
The Bowie Baysox stadium is like the old days of Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb. You can see the players and feel like you’re in the game. When your team makes mistakes, you accept it as part of the minors. When your team pulls off an amazing play, you are out of your seat and cheering because it IS the minors.
There are no nosebleed seats here, no long walks just to get somewhere, no strips of stores where you spend more time than watching the game. There isn’t a single seat here more than 100 feet from the field.
There are no overpriced tickets here. $ 10 for general admission ($ 7 for kids); compare that to $ 30+ if you go to an Oriole’s game and sit in similar areas. Concessions might be a bit pricey, like a movie theater, but they’re still cheaper and the food is good.
The Baysox makes you feel up close and personal to the game. On top of that, it’s a family friendly affair, with all sorts of silly presentations between innings, an area dedicated to the kids (including a carousel), and an awesome mascot (Go Louie!).
The Baysox are an experience you cannot miss. If you’ve been to minor league games, you’ll know what I’m talking about. If you haven’t? What are you waiting for?! Take your family out to the ballpark, take them out to the game! Don’t forget to buy them some peanuts and crackerjacks; they probably won’t care if they never get back!

Great stadium, free parking, decent ticket prices. The food could use some improvement and having additional beers on hand would be nice too. Great date night and family experience.

Small ball park, aluminum bench seating, average ball park cost for beer.

Pretty cool evening. Baysox lost, but it was nice because they opened up Monday nights to be a dog friendly night so I brought my pup here and we had a great time. Actually didn’t pay as much attention to the game as we did the other families that brought their dogs and watching the dogs interact.
Food smelled amazing but didn’t eat. Just grabbed a couple of beers and had a chill Monday night.

Yeah! Go Baysox!
BP bought a ticket pack during O’s Fest. The ticket booklet had a bunch of coupons in the back for food at the stadium and passes to play games in the Kid’s area. We definitely took advantage of these during slow innings.
The food was great and there was a lot of variety. The Nachos were really good and I even got a hot dog :)
Our seats were great, the staff was helpful and spirited (we came on Irish Appreciation Day) and the game was tons of fun!

This is a very nice stadium for AA ball. None of the seats are far away, and $ 14 gets you the best seats in the stadium. Beer is somewhat cheaper than going to a Nationals game, as it should be. For food, I’m a big fan of the cheese filled pretzels, but they do have a decent variety. If you get bored of the baseball, watch the between innings promotions to see other fans do goofy things. They have other good promotions /​prizes. It’s easy to catch a foul ball and make some kids day by giving it to them. Also, the staff is really nice and will go out of their way to help you.

Stopped by here once when my wife and I visited my sister. Its a nice little stadium and ok ball for a AA level field. Its location is odd, behind some other park area, but once inside, it is rather nice. Compared to the Dayton Dragons stadium. It looks a little aged, but all in all, a good alternative then going to see the big league.

I’m a bit conflicted on this review. On the positive side, the Bowie Baysox is minor league baseball — plain and simple. It’s America’s Pastime at a less than major league level and it’s exactly what you expect.
However, due to «Eastern League» rules or whatever, you can’t bring-​in any outside refreshments. This makes going to a game and enjoying nine innings pretty darn expensive. $ 7 for a beer, $ 4 for a prezel /​bag of peanuts. This is a deal breaker for me.

If you’re desperate for entertainment or too lazy to trek to Baltimore or DC for a game, trekking to a Baysox game could be one of your better options.
While the game is not necessarily the main reason that you’re there, the seats are cheap enough that you can bring your entire posse to keep you company. Food within the arena is reasonably cheap and comes in a wide variety. I myself fancy the funnel cake/​Dippin Dot combination.
And if you’re lucky, you’re bound to hit one of those nights where you can get something for free. If not, about 75% of the time they have fireworks at the end of each game as your consolation.