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We ordered tickets for the Dayton Dragons game on the Ticketmaster website, which was an easy process. This was our 3rd game at Fifth Third Field and it is a great alternative to watching a game in Cincinnati. We managed to have just as good of a time, but with much lower ticket prices. This helps more than ever during a rough economy.
Watching baseball at the Dragons is an experience not to forget. The atmosphere generated from the near to capacity crowd was phenemonal. The friendly locals and good quality baseball delivered in a great minor league park was certainly worth the journey from England.
The Dayton Dragons are an outstanding team to watch. You thoroughly enjoy the game because of the non-stop entertainment that is provided for you. Even though showers passed through occasionally, you didn't let that put a damper on the game. The players continued on making every effort to score for their die hard fans. There isn't a bad seat in the house!
We went to watch our 5th grade daughter sing with her school chorus. The Dragons played badly and lost, but the stadium does a great job of making it a fun family and hometown event to go to.
Enjoyed the Stadium and the Game. Too bad the Dragons lost, better luck next time. I will be back to see more Baseball Games.
i enjoyed the game and fun. our seats were 111/18. i would recommend some interaction with the back rows... all the t-shirts were thrown in the front even with the roof man. more music less talk would be nice. this was my first dragons game.
Even though we sat on the lawn (which we thought would suck) we were totally comfortable and had a terrific time! The Dragons did not fare so well (as Cubs fans, we are used to the home team losing) but we got to see some great ball, plus some fun family-friendly features such as kids telling jokes and a dugout dance troupe. It was minor league ball at its best--not a bad seat in the house. Highly recommended!
I was amazed at the many things the owners do to make the event family friendly! They even had inflatable rides at the back of the stadium! My 3 yr old loved the event! Add in the large variety of food, friendly service, small or no lines to almost everything, and you have a great way to relax and enjoy the atmosphere and game! If I lived in the area I would go often!
We have been to a few Dragon's games and really have a good time. The stadium is smaller than pro ball so you can really be into game and see the players, not just little stick people from really high up.. Great family event also. Lots of entertainment between innings. Lots of food to choose from which makes it really fun, not just hotdogs although Skyline Chili cheese coneys are my favorite. Lots of beer available but no one seems to be obnoxiously drunk. Because the stadium is smaller you are closer to all the food, the Dragon store, the restrooms. All the seats are filled but you don't feel really crowded. Close to home. They might not always win the game but we always want to go back.
Attended first every Dayton Dragons game with my son. Great atmosphere, the stadium and game day experience was first class. Getting into and out of the stadium was extremely easy and ticket prices were moderate. Beyond the game the in between inning on field entertainment was a blast, kids of all ages would greatly enjoy. Parking was only $5, we parked literally outside the right field fence. Easy access to and from interstate 75. I rarely want to stay for all 9 innings of a game but this was to much fun to leave early. The baseball was fine, nice to see younger players really giving 100% chasing their dream.
We always have a great time at the Dragons games. It is very entertaining, especially for families and children. My kids love going and seeing Heater and Gem.
I love that Fifth Third Field makes it fun for everyone! Great family atmosphere! I just wish the Dragons had won!
Where else can you be this close to the action? Even though the Dragons lost, the game was a ton of fun. Definitely one of the best summer evening activities in Dayton.
