Cooley Law School Stadium

Great downtown location, which allows visitors to hit one of the many surrounding bars and restaurants to make a full evening of it. As with most minor league parks, seating close to the field is also appreciated. Food could stand to be better though. It’s ok in the main area (could use more MI beer), but simply inedible at the Pepsi Porch.
In general, because of the seating close to the field and spirit with which the game is played, I find minor league games even more fun to watch than major league games. Improvements in the food and beer selection are the single factor that would take my rating to five stars.

Lugnut games are a great summer activity. Tickets are relatively cheap (~12 dollars) and they always have deals going on. On Thursday it’s thirsty Thursday and there are large beers for $ 2. They have fun games and give aways and it’s a great outdoor activity. GO NUTS!

great ballpark, location. food, view and seats. Never been there. Labor Day i went. we had a rain delay, had a called game and lost 4 – 5 however; but everything else was great.

I’ve now visited 23 baseball stadiums this summer and this one might be great for the area, but I wasn’t all that impressed with it. Sure they have some decent food options, and some entertainment here and there, but compared to other stadiums (even in the same league) there was just something lacking in Lansing. The food options were pretty boring, the PA announcer wasn’t exciting at all, she actually made the game even more boring than it is, and the staff just wasn’t overly friendly. If you go to 1 game a season, you might not notice these things… but when you compare it on a broad scale, there are so many ways that this park can be improved with small details. Would I go again if I was in Lansing, absolutely… but I wouldn’t go out of my way for it.

GO NUTS! The home field of the Lansing Lugnuts, and they have reasonably priced ballpark food!
Previously called Oldsmobile Park, the name changed when GM discontinued the Oldsmobile line, and their sponsorship. The park is reasonably sized, and has a great selection of seats available for reasonable prices. In addition, everything is reasonably priced for a nice outing at the baseball game; and the facilities are clean and taken care of.

Oldsmobile Park is almost as big a Lansing landmark as the capital building. Rooted as the catalyst for the revitalization of downtown, and a blueprint for integrating a successful minor league sports team into the community, the Lansing Lugnuts and Oldsmobile Park has become a staple of middle Michigan. The venue has become as much a community center as baseball park, businesses throw picnics here, they have events for kids, sometimes even concerts. One of the greatest additions to summer is ‘Thirsty Thursday’ games with dirt cheap beer specials. There is not a single bad seat in the place, with cheap tickets and a clean and updated facility… its a favorite… and I don’t even like baseball!