BB&T Ballpark

BB and T ball is a nice place to watch minor league baseball. I have had seats in just about every part of this ballpark. I have not sat in a bad seat. The game could be seen well from every chair. The refreshments were pretty good as well. They do thirsty Thursday’s and all you can eat games too.

Overall, wonderful experience! The staff is incredibly kind and helpful. Very clean. Beautiful park! Parking is terrible.

Let me start off by saying that my husband and I are HUGE baseball fans — we even got married at our Minor League team’s stadium back in Rochester, NY. We have been itching for baseball season to start so we can head back to the ballpark and BB&T Ballpark did not disappoint!!!
We loved the «newness» to the stadium. And it’s not too big, not too small. The place was really clean as well. They have a good selection of food and beverage options too. We love Foothills Brewing and they have a really cool «bar» area in the outfield. All the ballpark staff were friendly.
We did think ticket prices were a bit high. We payed $ 17/​ticket to sit somewhat behind home plate. (I think back in the ROC, the highest priced ticket was $ 12… we usually only paid like $ 6 – 8 for still great seats). BB&T did have other options including Lawn seats for like $ 8 or $ 9, maybe we will try that next time. Parking was $ 5 and was a short walk from the park.
We had/​have tickets for a Suite through my husband’s work but the game got rained out. I haven’t heard when it was rescheduled but we are looking forward to the suite-​experience at BB&T.
We will be back numerous times each season and looking forward to our next game!!!

New ~ Sweet Potatoes restaurant now has a booth. The mambo chicken sandwich is really good! Pair it with Foothills Carolina Blonde and you have a great meal at the ballpark.

I love coming to games at BB&T park. The facilitates are nice and they maintain them well. They have lots of women’s bathroom which is great. They offer beer from Foothills. The local food vendors are great and change each season. This season they have Sweet Potatoes. I also like the homemade lemonade stand. They will even add hard liquor to it if you are not a beer drinker. They offer a lot of shaded seats which is nice on hot days. They have dog days one Sunday a month and I plan to take my dog to one in the future.

For only housing a single A ball team, this park is quite a little gem near downtown Winston-​Salem. We had no intention of going to a game, but with no real plans outside of just watching the hotel TV, we decided to jump back on I-​40 and head over here to watch The W-​S Dash take on the Wilmington Blue Rocks.
We found parking right near the stadium for only five bucks and bought tickets at the gate for $ 10 a piece. The seats in section 105, only a few rows back from the first base, offered an up-​close and clear view of the entire field. The game was entertaining, as we witnessed five home runs between both clubs and a home team win of 9 – 5. It was a enjoyable and inexpensive way to enjoy the warm evening after of a long day of driving.

Great minor league ballpark. Yeah, I’ll stay away form the politics surrounding the ballpark’s financing and just say it is a very nice ballpark.
It’s located right off Broad street in downtown Winston-​Salem. You can pay to park for the Dash games close to the ballpark or somewhere else in downtown, The 4^th Street parking garage offers free parking on game days with a free shuttle bus to and from the game.
The seating between the 3^rd and 1^st bases (infield seating) are very good. Not a bad seat anywhere. If you get seats beyond the infield then it can be a walk to get to restrooms and concession stands. If you are on a budget then you can get tickets for the grass knoll in the far left field.
It’s an easy walk to the ballpark from downtown’s West End. Lots of very good restaurants in the West End to hit before and after the game. The food is decent in the ballpark if you want to do that.

I liked this park. To be a small single A team the park and everything that goes along with it was very nice. The parking was ridiculous but what can ya do? We had one of the large box suits and couldn’t have been happier about it when it started to rain. Thank you roof. :)
The accommodations were really great too. Nice new Dash hats were provided along with food and beverages. Couldn’t have asked for more. Looking forward to the next game.

This place is great. I mean, if you have the money to afford the club seats, which my family does, you get an all you can eat buffet, an open bar, and all the peanuts,

For a Single A team, this is a beautiful ballpark! I’d been to the old stadium once and between the two it’s like night & day! As someone else said, there’s really not a bad seat in the place.
The food is pretty darn good variety and fairly reasonably priced too. The only game I’ve been to was an exhibition game when the White Sox came in 2011 and it was cold and drizzly, so haven’t been to a regular home game yet. The tickets are a few dollars more than the Durham Bulls, which given that the Dash is Single A team and the Bulls are Triple A, I was a little surprised. Still, you can’t beat the prices compared to a MLB game.
I’ve visited twice for fan day, which is a free open house for the fans at the beginning of the season. The second time as recently as yesterday. We decided the take one of the tours offered. It was mainly a ticket selling tour of the seating options, including the upstairs suites and dining club area. Nonetheless, if you’ve got the money and have a group, the upstairs offers some really wonderful food and seating choices between the suites and the restaurant option for season ticket holders. They also offer a real value with the all you can eat option for downstairs seating that comes with the regular ballpark food and soft drinks for those willing to purchase a minimum game plan package.
Nice park, friendly staff, and good food — nothing offers a better value than a minor league ballpark!

One of the jewels of Winston. This ball park is virtually brand new and there is not a bad seat in the house (well maybe the outfield bleachers on a sunny day). The food is of 3 star ball park quality unless you happen to be upstairs in the suite area and that food rocks — carving stations with prime rib, all you can eat food bars and cake, popcorn, you name it. The staff is super friendly and if you happen to need a medic (we did) they are attentive and quick to help!

Outstanding experience. Greensboro’s stadium feels a little more complete and the whole thing more togetsher but that’s because they’ve had several years to get it right and they’ve built great fan support. I believe the Dash are committed to doing the same. Ownership is a class act, food very good and beer plentiful.
If you have the means, definitely upgrade to the Womble Carlyle section upstairs. Excleent buffet of roast beef, salmon, salads and of course the standard ball park fair. With all you can eat and drink you can’t go wrong. Food is 100% better than the Grasshoppers.

BB&T Ballpark and the Winston-​Salem Dash, for that matter, is just not for me.
It seems that over the past few years, there has been a push to change minor league baseball. Now, in my youth, minor league baseball served a purpose in our society. It was good, trashy fun. It was a place to go that was by no means fancy, but there was an activity to watch while you sit back and drink (several) beers with your friends.
Only living in Winston-​Salem for the past two years, the Dash is all I have known here. It is «good, clean, family fun.» I’m not looking for good, clean, family fun. I don’t want to see three-​legged toddler races, a back-​of-​the-​park kid’s play area, or a non-​descript furry mascot that is of no discernible animal lineage. I want good, trashy fun. According to others who have lived in Winston for a longer time than me, that used to be here in pre-BB&T Ballpark times as the Winston-​Salem Warthogs. I don’t see why they had to mess with a good thing.
So far as the current set-​up goes, I’m sure that it is pretty clear from the above how I feel about it. Now… if you are one of the many many… many…people looking for clean family fun, this may be exactly what you are looking for. It’s just not for me.