Frontier Field

They do a great job with minor league baseball games here. Parking is easy, tons of food and beverage choices, fun things for kids and sometimes they have fireworks. Check it out!

Unilocal recently arranged for a great tour of the facility. The boxes that are available for large parties (mostly corporate events) are varied and impressive. Of course there are baseball themed accommodations but who would have thought there’s one with disco balls? It was a great tour and the behind the scenes look at the press box was awe inspiring.

It is nice to have a ball park in the same town you live in. You can catch a ball game on a whim and not have to drive hours away or go on a road trip.
Went on a tour today as part of the monthly Unilocal event. The facility is quite a place if you’ve been to all the rooms and levels of the stadium. Aside from the seats you see outside of the stadium, there are suites and party rooms you can rent for huge outing for large group of peoples.
The price for a decent seat is reasonable unless you don’t mind sitting up the stadium to avoid fast oncoming foul ball. Pay attention or you may get hit.
My only complaints are the prices for the food/​drinks. On average, one food item and a drink will cost more than the tickets to the game! Got a garbage plate, it was at least $ 10 and beer $ 8 = $ 18!
If you enjoy baseball, it may be worth it to catch a game. But if it is not your cup of tea, the costs of ticket price, food, and drinks will get you a nice meal at a steak house somewhere.

I’ve been going to Red Wing games since I was a kid going to Silver Stadium. It’s so much from coming here. Ticket prices are very reasonable. There is a ton of section with food and drinks. It’s a very well up kept stadium and feild. I recommend coming if you never came before. It really is a blast.

Always have a great time at Frontier Field, got to sit in one of the sweets today at it was top notch. But the fact that they had Chicken Wings made it even better! The wings were not cooked to perfection or even good but they had a really nice flavor with really spicy heat. Made my trip to the ballpark.

We’ve been to over 9 games this season. We always have a great time! It is a great family atmosphere. I love the Wendy’s $ 1 off on the backside of the ticket and that Buckmans Carwash gives $ 2.99 car washes the day after a game, and «Taco Man» — a designated hitter on the opposing team strikes out– you get a free taco at Taco Bell with your ticket within 48 hours!
Every seat is a good seat. We’ve sat in many sections. Tonights game is the last home game at the Stadium and we will be in Section 111. All of Row E.
The food? Is fabulous. Zweigles hot dogs of course! Salvatore’s pizza and calzones are fantastic. Mac ‘n Cheese is awesome. A couple times a season, one of the vendors (I think Angus) has Jambalaya which is a Must have! Fantastic! (They usually have it on a Monday night game, I’ve been told.
I haven’t figured out how to get a players signature yet… That is not so easy :(
I’m bringing my Red Wings cards tonight… Hoping again to get someone’s attention to sign their baseball card!
Can’t wait until next year and do it all over again!

I’m ashamed to say that even though I grew up in Rochester, I can count the times I’ve been to Frontier Field on one hand and still have a few fingers leftover. Nevertheless, when the chair of our department decided to have a group outing here last night, I was in and excited to see how Frontier Field was faring.
We had a suite, it was an open air one that was on the end (?) of the row of suites. It was set up nicely, with good views of the park (up over first base). The tables were cocktail-​style, but in a lightweight metal, and there were chairs fashioned to the counter that looked out over the field. We had one of the catered menu options that came with BBQ ribs, pulled pork, roasted chicken (thighs, drumsticks, etc.), hot dogs, garlic mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, watermelon, coleslaw and cornbread. Whew! Now, I would have liked to see some more veggie-​heavy dishes, but I get that we’re at the ballpark and the food certainly reflected that! That being said, it was very tasty — I sampled the pulled pork, corn and watermelon. We also had the Rohrbach’s Highland Park which was very good along with a light beer option.
The only downside was crazy Rochester weather — 55 degrees and windy in mid-​August? Oh Mother Nature — you are so crazy. It would have been nice to maybe have some patio heaters out — the wind was whipping through the suite which made it pretty chilly as the sun was setting. All in all, a very well put together event, and I would definitely come back to watch a game in regular seating; the tickets seem pretty affordable and the vendor options looked plentiful.
One tip — the suite ticket booth is just a door off to the side of the ticket booth; a little confusing at first unless you just happen to know where to go. Once inside, you’ll see the will call booth for the suite tickets.
I never think to come and watch a Red Wings game, but it’s a great little stadium right in downtown!

Perfect for using it as it is to be used — to watch a game! There really aren’t any bad seat. No matter where you are, you can always see the game.
There are a lot of bathrooms which is great. Also, a ton of food options.
Most recently, I was able to see the game from a suite. It was cool to be in there but I would have preferred the food that wasn’t offered in the suite. Also, it is kind of hard to figure out where to go. You can enter into the suite area from the outside which I didn’t know but if you are in the stadium already, there is a random door with a man in front of it to let people into the suite area. It is to the right of the main entrance on the right.
Fireworks are always good and they have cool activities throughout the game.

I went to my first Redwing’s game yesterday at Frontier Field and I enjoyed it.
Like others have mentioned, Frontier Field is a smaller stadium with an intimate feel. I don’t think there is a bad seat in the entire stadium. Work paid for my tickets, but for $ 11, I got to sit at field level right by first base. Parking across the street was easy. I don’t think it’s too difficult to find free street parking during the weekends, but $ 6 at the parking lot isn’t too bad either.
Food was pretty average. I did not pay close attention to their other dining options, since our group had catered food separate from the food stands. It looked like typical ball park food: Zweigle’s Hotdogs, burgers, cheesesteaks, ice cream etc. I think they also have a Gluten/​Dairy/​Nut-​free stand, so that’s kind of nice too. Large Rohrbach beers are $ 7.00. Small domestic beers are $ 5.50 I believe. Not bad for stadium beer.
Frontier Field is a good place to take family and friends, especially during the summertime. It’s affordable and kid-​friendly. Good seats all-​around with a picturesque view of the Kodak Building between Third Base and Home Plate. I’m not sure if I enjoy baseball enough to come back on my own accord, but it’s a great way to spend a summer day drinking beers and taking in the nice weather.

MY HUSBAND AND I CAN NOT SAY ENOUGH POSITIVES ABOUT FRONTIER FIELD!!! :-) We love going to games so much that…
We got MARRIED at home plate on June 15, 2013!!! By far the most amazing day of our lives! Our reception was held at the stadium too in the Hard Ball Café (the large open-​air deck on the suite level on the 1^st base side.) This area was PERFECT for viewing the game… We purposely planned our wedding on a game day so we could enjoy the amazing atmosphere and be able to throw out the first pitches! A special surprise from Frontier Field was that they dedicated the fireworks show to US and played all love songs!!! Perfect ending to a perfect day!
The Food. Was. Amazing! We went with «Southern Sweet Spot» complete with ribs, pulled pork, fried chicken, (of course) ZWEIGLES HOT DOGS, corn on the cobb, salt potatoes, corn bread and coleslaw.
All the staff at Frontier Field went above and beyond to make our day special, from servers to ushers to the owner of the team who stopped by to thank us for having our wedding there.
An extra special thanks to Courtney Trawitz, the Director of Catering and Derek Swanson, who emceed our wedding! These two did a FANTASTIC job!!!
All our guests raved about how amazing and unique our wedding was!!!
We plan on attending as many Red Wings games as we can each season!!! Forever fans!
— Brian & Sarah G.