Hank Aaron Stadium

I went to a baseball game at Hank Aaron Stadium in Mobile, AL on 4÷17÷2015. It was my 1^st time there. I talked to Matt B (their account executive) who sold me a ticket prior to the game. The ticket that I purchased was $ 10.00 while parking at the game was $ 5.00. I ate dinner at the game. I had their Conecuh Sausage meal for $ 11.00 (which included fries and a soda). Sadly, the Mobile BayBears lost to the visiting Biloxi Shuckers by a score of 4 – 2 that night. The WP for the Shuckers was Tyler Wagner while the LP was Yoan Lopez of the BayBears. Both Michael Reed and Nick Ramirez had solo home runs for the Shuckers. Wirfin Obisbo picked up the first ever Shuckerv save. Teddy is the BayBears mascot. Plus, I took photos.
P. S. — The first L.A. Dodger game I ever saw was in 1971 at Dodger Stadium against the Atlanta Braves. Hank Aaron played in that game (he was 1 for 4, no HR).

This is such a cool little ballpark. It is very small. In fact, I’ve been to several college stadiums that are larger and have larger crowds than The Hank. That’s okay. It doesn’t make it less fun. Plus, I only paid $ 10 for a ticket to see the Mobile Bay Bears, right behind home plate. You can’t beat that!
I can’t remember what I paid for a soft drink or popcorn, but I know it wasn’t very much. Don’t expect to see men come into the stands yelling «cold beer» or «hot dogs» because you won’t find it here.
This is not a major league ballpark, but it is a fun and inexpensive family outing. Everyone in the Mobile area should go at least once and support our little hometown team. By the way, they’re pretty good! So, what are you waiting for???

Great stadium! We went and caught a game on a Saturday afternoon and enjoyed the visit. I’m used to major league prices but you could walk up and get a seat just about anywhere in the stadium and not pay too much. Beer and hot dogs were cheap and good. The popcorn was pretty bad… But other than that we had a great time! There isn’t a bad seat in the house and being minor leagues it is pretty fun to see future major league prospects up close and personal!

The «Hank» opened in 1996, and is truly one of the finest minor league baseball parks in the country. It has a seating capacity of 6,000, and they’re definitely ALL great seats.
The Dimensions: LF 325, Left-​Center 396, CF 400, Right-​Center 387, RF 310.
It’s the home of the Mobile BayBears, in the Southern League, and AA Affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Mobile definitely has some baseball history, as you’d be amazed at how many Hall of Famers hail from the area, including Hank Aaron. They actually moved the home that Aaron grew up in, to the grounds here at the stadium, They have a really nice fireworks display after Friday night games, that rivals many cities’ 4^th of July celebrations. The team, itself, has been known to play some pretty good ball, as they’ve won their league championship a couple times.
The stadium is in an easily accessible location, right off the Interstate (I-​65, and not far from I-​10).