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201 Power Alley, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 37402, United States

(423) 267-2208 www.milb.com/chattanooga

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Timothy Smith

Jun 27, 2018

We came here on a whim to see a minor league game, and it was a really good experience. The staff was friendly, and appear to treat regulars very well. It's a small field, and you can see the game really well from the family section. In the evening, the was perfect, as the sun was to our left and not directly in our eyes. Food was good and reasonably priced. We'll be here again need time we're in town!

Jessica Higdon

Jun 19, 2018

Love love love going to baseball games! We are not season ticket holders by any means but have been attending for years. Through all the farm team changes with uniform color changes to boot. We love our Lookouts! The tickets are reasonable as well. Do yourself a favor and pay the extra for the lower seating, it does make a difference.

Patrice Smith

Jun 24, 2018

I've thoroughly enjoyed my visit. I've been to this stadium approximately five times. Surprisingly enough I worked in the gift shop of the previous field, Engel Stadium, eons ago. This was my first time to the private air conditioned club area. ( I was here for a company picnic) Food was great and they were very attentive to our group's needs/wants. I don't want anyone to think the only reason I had a good time was only because of where I was seated. I have sat in general admission before and there is NOT a bad seat in the house. The night ended with impressive fireworks too. I would encourage anyone to come out. (I had a friend drive one hour to come to this picnic and they had a good time as well)

Bo Wheeler

Jun 24, 2018

Probably one of the better ballparks in the Southern league, but I'm surely biased. The location is probably the biggest advantage. Though, it's being downtown means that finding parking can be difficult. The views are nice of downtown. During the game, the inter-inning entertainment is pretty fun. I think it's a well-run team. I did prefer Engle Stadium for its charm and history. Plus, it gets really sunny and hot in the evenings. But I don't think I've ever had a bad time.

Tom Reinhart

May 28, 2018

Really like watching a minor league baseball game. And being downtown makes it all the much better. Food is not the best and the stadium shows it's age. But fun never the less. I plan on seeing many more games there.

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