Oklahoma City Dodgers

This review is specific to the merchandise store.
Pros: lots more merchandise than the online store. 15 minute parking close by so it was slightly less trouble to run in and dash out.
Cons: on both encounters (approximately 2 weeks apart), the female employee with the frizzy hair and glasses was one of the rudest, unhappiest people I have ever encountered. During the first encounter, I asked if the store had a golf polo in a men’s small. She said «let me check.» She rang up a customer and then turned to me and said «it only comes in medium.» Uh she didn’t actually go check? And it clearly comes in other sizes besides medium as there were larges and x larges on the racks? When I asked about average cap size, she just shrugged her shoulders. Ended up getting the husband shirt and hat that didn’t fit. Came back to return stuff. Husband is usually considered rather friendly and charming, could not get this woman to smile or answer a question with anything but «no.» No there are no fitting rooms. No there are not public restrooms. No there are no other polos in the store. It was just us! Anything other customers asked her, they got either «no» or «I don’t know.» We couldn’t deal with her anymore. Returned the stuff, went across the street bought merchandise for ½ price.

Even when it’s hot out, this place is cool! The stadium is really one of the nicest I’ve been to. It’s clean, the staff is nice and want you to have a fun time. I was there when it was 93 degrees, between the breeze and shade, you never knew it was that hot out! The teams are there because they love the game of baseball! What’s not to love??? If you are looking for something to do, give a Redhawks game a try. It doesn’t get much better than this!

There’s so much wonderful stuff happening in the city right now, it’s easy for some of our old favorites to get lost. Don’t miss out on the Americana happening right outside your door.
This is probably the nicest minor league ballpark in the country. Parking is easy, getting in and finding your seat is easy. it can be more affordable than a night at the movies, but much more experiential; a night at the ball game provides a lot more opportunities to interact with your kids than a darkened, hushed theatre.
If this were suddenly a pro team, we’d all be clamoring for tickets and putting bumper stickers on our cars. But does it really matter if the team is made up of millionaires when we’re talking about America’s favorite past time? I’m happy to see these guys out there, every night, still playing the game they love for our entertainment and enjoyment. We always have a lovely time when we come out, especially on a warm summer Friday, complete with a fireworks send-​off!

I decided to catch a game on a lark when in town for a week. Paid practically nothing to sit in the front row next to the home team dugout. For a minor league park, this place is fantastic. The staff is friendly. The players were friendly. The facilities are clean and convenient. The location is perfect. I’m honestly shocked that this place isn’t more full than it is.

Take me out to the ball game,
Take me out with the crowd.
Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks,
I don’t care if I never get back.
So it’s root, root, root for the RedHawks,
If they don’t win, it’s a shame.
For it’s one, two, three strikes, you’re out,
At the old ball game.
Our group went to the game Monday night. We had such a good time we’re going again this evening. Great ballpark in Bricktown. Great fun!

this place is as good as it gets for light fun. beautiful accommodations, the food is good, and the beer is cold.
you always have the hideaway pizza by the slice and coaches to grub at too.
really is a fun time even if you’re not into baseball. if you are into baseball we’ve got a good team so it’s worth checking out!

Take me out to the ball game…
So the baseball is still baseball, but there are some really great parts to seeing a game here:
1. Female mascot that isn’t dressed to be sexy, she seems like a cool cow girl
2. Great for families
3. Friendly and wonderful staff
The ok about it:
1. The netting doesn’t cover much of the foul ball territory, leading to some scary balls
2. The balls that do go over the net might bounce back after they go out of site… again leading to some head injuries
3. This might be horrible, but no one knows how to cheer for a baseball team, and looked at me when I yelled things like:
Here batter batter, here we go red hawks clap-​clap, nice eye… and so forth, or when players have good baseball names like the player — Wallace — when I yelled — FREEDOM! Everyone looked at me like I was crazy…
So not a real fans ball game ball park but really nice looking nonetheless.
Bring you kids, and teach them how to use the score card, teach them how to be a gracious fan, and teach them they this is their only chance to yell out complete non-​sequitors and get away with it.
There you go! Chicken, cheese, history book!

It’s nothing like a major league ballgame, but is good family fun when that option is simply not available in this city. The park is nice, I like the location in Bricktown better than the old 89ers park at the fairgrounds. Which is where I grew up watching baseball. Great memories. Minor League Ball is ok, and at least it gives you somewhere to go.

This is really a great minor league ballpark! Probably in my top 3, along with Harrisburg PA and Lancaster CA. Everything is kept in really good order, it’s quite clean, and the staff (like most people in OKC) are ridiculously friendly.
I went for $ 1 beer night, and the fact that you can get Shiner or Boulevard for $ 1, even if it is a small-​ish cup, is awesome. I haven’t tried the food, but it appeared to be your typical ballpark fare. $ 10 bleacher seats were great… I didn’t feel the need to buy the $ 15 seats, as I like to be a bit further out along the lines.
Parking isn’t too bad… there is a lot next to the Hampton Inn that cost me $ 5 with no time limit, so it was about a 3 minute walk from gate to car

Great ballpark. Cheap tickets. Great location in Bricktown. I’m not a big baseball fan, but because of the location and inexpensiveness of the Redhawks games it’s a great place to take the family and experience «the Great American Pastime»

Take me out here to a ball game. I love it.

Fantastic ballpark. Family friendly. Easy access. Fun.

Love baseball? Great ballpark. Love pretending to love baseball? Great ballpark. Want some brats? Great ballpark.
This is probably the best AAA park I’ve ever been to. It’s beautiful. It’s very clean, tickets are cheap, it’s convenient to everything that is ‘happening’ in OKC (eg, Bricktown). Parking is kind of a bitch, but that’s to be expected given that parking in Bricktown is terrible to begin with.
Speaking of cheap tickets, get the cheapest ones you can if your group is small and go sit wherever you want… most games are not even close to selling out.

Even if you aren’t a sports fan, this is such a great place for a date, an outing with the kids, or a get together with a group of friends.
The tickets are cheap, $ 6-​$ 15ish and you never really have to order them ahead. The food and stuff is pretty expensive, but they do have Thirsty Thursdays, where they have dollar beers. The Redhawks organization do everything they can to get the fans involved, and between every inning they have some kind of entertainment or giveaway. I’ve been to a million A’s and Giant’s games, but have never been as amused as I am here. They often have theme nights where you can dress up and get in for free (for example, on Neil Diamond night people named Caroline got in for free). The Redhawks are a AAA farm team for the Rangers, so maybe one day I can say I remember Botts when he was in the minors… and it’s always fun to root root root for the home team!