Gwinnett Stripers Tickets

Very fun game! Great seats at great prices!! All kind of foods and snacks.

Did you hear they have a new mascot in Gwinnett? .... it's a fish. One of the graphic devices with the mascot is a worm on a hook. I hope that's for catching the other fish teams we play and not the international league feasting on Stripers! I attended GBraves games regularly in the past, and was bewildered by the name change. It was handled so clumsily that it almost has to be something that was forced on the organization - let's have a contest to pick a new name, then they don't go with the elected name - ooo boy, this is a case study about how _NOT_ to do public relations. Coolray Field has a modest scoreboard beyond right field that worked for the lead off man of the visiting Rochester Red Wings. Too bad there are 19 other active players on the field we'd like to know about. That's really it in terms of text information at the ballpark. And it didn't work. On opening day. So it's not like you had the flow of a season behind you to already be familiar with the teams. That's a pretty miserable fan experience. If this keeps up you'll need to distribute umpire clickers (balls/strikes/outs) and scorecards for fans as they enter the ballpark. I'm divided on the necessity of free Wifi at sporting events. Granted, you can use it to supplement the live game with sports apps, but it's also a distraction with everything else the Internet has to offer. Coolray Field lacks good Wifi, so unless your cell carrier has stellar data coverage, that's not going to help much in situations where you don't know who number 11 is for the visitors. Knucksie's bar is nice again this year, but the beer menu is far too dominated by IPAs. They've switched to long tables which is very social and accommodates large groups better, but they're terribly overworked in there (that's the only option in the park to buy a craft beer). It'll get worse as the season progresses because it's one of just two options for the regular fans to get a break from the heat -- gift shop is the other. One last negative, and it may be the fault of the MiLB schedule. Opening day fell on a school night, and while it wasn't a ghost town, you'd like to see a much fuller stadium for the start of your season. The Stripers did some nice things inviting paratroopers for pre-game, and Timothy Miller is a local treasure who we love to hear sing as often as possible. Thanks for keeping parking at a low $5, and staffing the lot well to get people settled in quickly. With improvements to the in-game information, and more fan-friendly food and drink options, this could be a terrific baseball experience. But it's not quite there yet.

Great stadium, good prices, good food, good fun. Definitely Go!!

field great place great not happy with the way the tickets were handle. had to go to will call even though i ordered the tickets weeks in advance. waited in line outside for tickets near a band could not hear people handing out tickets, lucky the weather was nice. then received over booked or wrong tickets. purchased tickets on each side of me so i had room to stretch out missed out because of wrong tickets. just not satisfied with tickets and location of seats

It was an awesome experience. Disappointed that more people did not show up, since it was only about 3/5 full on OPENING DAY for the Gwinnett Stripers. Last year on Opening Day, it was full for the Gwinnett Braves. Maybe it has something to do with the Marketing for the name change. One more "p" in the name and it would have been a Full House. I plan to attend 4 or 5 more games, especially on July 4.

Opening day and scoreboard was not working. It was difficult to understand the announcer. BUT we love coming to watch the game and this stadium.