eastwood field

I am not a big sports fan, but if we go to a ball game, this is where we go. There is not a bad seat in the place, you are up close and personal. They host a variety of interesting special nights with Dollar Night being a favorite. Who wouldn't enjoy watching a local game in which one of the players you see may become a major league star someday? There is a downside- With parking so close, there is a possibility that a foul ball could hit a car.My biggest complaint is that if you WALK in, they charge you the same amount as if you DROVE in and parked!

This is one excellent baseball field to watch a game at. As a cheep night out for fun and action. The design of the stadium puts you up close to the game. With that one needs to pay attention to the game as balls fly everywhere in the stadium. Always a good time at the park. This is the home of the Scrappers the Cleveland Indian's minor A league team.

baseball like the old days, seats are great and prices anyone can afford...premiun box seats are $12.00 and you are up close and personal. a great evening out for the family..always something going on and give aways...you'll have a great time at the old ball game

they had a rib fest for a fews days and I must say those where the best ribs I have every had I was glad we were in town and we didn't miss it every juice rib

My son and I decided to check out this stadium and watch the Scrappers. We arrived late and were surprised to only spend $11 a ticket for four rows back, next to the home team dugout. Stadium seats over 6,000. We went to check out the merchandise and really wanted to buy a sweatshirt, but they had none. we settled for a hat and long sleeved tee shirt. Note, it was a very small store. There is no fencing or protection should a fly ball or liner come your way. Reminded me of the good old days when you had to pay attention to the game! The event happened to be a double-header and the players were very accommodating between games and interacted with the kids in signing autographs, taking pictures with them and even giving them the fly balls caught on third outs. Nice to see young ball players acknowledge the kids.

All seats are good, although I do wish they had gourmet food service to all seats in the stadium. Also, we had seats for a group event; however if we wanted handicap seating (which we did) we would not have been able to sit with our group. The elevator should go to all tiers of the stadium, not just the lowest tier. If that had been the case, we would not have had to struggle to walk up the stairs to sit with our group.

This park has lots of parking right outside the ballpark, located in the back of a large shopping mall. It was easy to get to our seats, thanks to friendly ushers. Like most lower-level minor league clubs, they have lots of "entertainment" between innings. One thing I liked was seeing some different contests I haven't seen before, or have rarely seen. They put on a very fine fireworks show the completed the evening of fun for us.The seats were comfortable, there was a nice souvenir selection, and egress from the park after the game was surprisingly quick, considering how many people were there.It was a true family atmosphere all around, from low ticket prices to a nice variety of good-tasting food, and the people around all seemed to be having a really good time watching baseball.

Beautiful facility. Helpful courteous staff and not a bad seat in the house. If you like baseball, this is for you. Entertainment between innings and buck night Thursdays. Reasonable prices!

This beautifully built stadium in Niles, Ohio sits between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Home to The Scrappers a Class A Minor affiliate of the Cleveland Indians .Always fun and food is cheap. Dollar beer and Hot Dog nights and concerts with fireworks all summer long. Parking is behind the very large Eastwood Mall which is also a MUST SEE with several aquariums that house sharks and all types of sea life. Eastwood Field provides affordable family entertainment.

Great venue for the Scrappers baseball. Prices are great for families who want to have a fun night together. Specials all the time on tickets and food and there's always chances to win something. All seats are good!

We go there in the summer to see the Scrappers play ball. We have fun with all the games that they play. The food is very good.

Eastwood field & The MV Scrappers are a fun way to spend an evening in the Mahoning Valley. We go get tickets earlier in the day so we don't have to stand in line and wait when it's geting close to game time.

Nice park with decent prices. The owners have a monoply on parking and even charge walk ups to get to the box office but the events are good and the atmosphere is very Baseball and mostly family fun.

Eastwood Field sits at the end of the parking lot for the Eastwood Mall. However, when you are in the park you have no sense of being near a mall-the park looks out over a forested area in the outfield. The park itself is fairly modern, comfortable , and with a good choice of food and drinks, and the Scrappers and their promotional folks put on a good show, win or lose. This is a great place for families with small kids(the park has a kids' fun zone), and the smaller size allows more serious fans to be up close to the action. We were there on a Friday night, and the post game fireworks were terrific.

This is a great place to see a baseball game. I find big stadiums cold and they leave me feeling disconnected from the action sometimes.Unlike MLB fields, this is a small, more intimate stadium and I feel more connected to the game. They have an area along the right field line with picnic tables and you can buy a ticket that includes a meal. It is a basic ballpark meal - hotdogs, hamburgers, baked beans, etc. But it is good and all you can eat. And it is a great place to watch the game from.