What to do on gameday?

[rbreisacher24]

I will be there next summer on my adventure to see all 30 ballparks! What do I need to be before and after games to get a true gameday experience at your ballpark?

-RJ

[RuthMayBond]

I will be there next summer on my adventure to see all 30 ballparks! What do I need to be before and after games to get a true gameday experience at your ballpark?

-RJ

If you come to a 7:05 weekday game, you can go to batting practice @ 4:30 by the gate with the Feller statue. But don't go to a game that I'll be at

[Eyeshade]

1) See Heritage Park. It's on the right field side of the bleachers. It's our version of monument park. 2)Check out the Feller statue outside the park off of E.9th street. 3)If it's open, there is a nice baseball museum in, I believe, the Colonial Arcade off of Prospect Avenue. 4)If you have a car and are a little brave, drive to E. 66th and Lexington and see the site/remains of League Park. It's about a 20 minute drive. 5)After the game and if you like to have malted beverages head over to The Clevelander bar or the Winking Lizard. Both are nearby and a short walk. Enjoy your stay. It's a great ballpark and we should be pretty good this year (if we stay healthy).

[RuthMayBond]

You can try to get players to sign as they come in the gate on the southeast corner.

[rbreisacher24]

1) See Heritage Park. It's on the right field side of the bleachers. It's our version of monument park. 2)Check out the Feller statue outside the park off of E.9th street. 3)If it's open, there is a nice baseball museum in, I believe, the Colonial Arcade off of Prospect Avenue. 4)If you have a car and are a little brave, drive to E. 66th and Lexington and see the site/remains of League Park. It's about a 20 minute drive. 5)After the game and if you like to have malted beverages head over to The Clevelander bar or the Winking Lizard. Both are nearby and a short walk. Enjoy your stay. It's a great ballpark and we should be pretty good this year (if we stay healthy).

I'm excited to see Hertiage Park. I tried viewing it during the hockey game there this winter and they wouldn't let me sneak through. Apparently my grandfather was a catcher for Bob Feller at some point in his quick career. Thank you for your response. Check out a story about my travels on www.didthetribewinlastnight.com a link can also be found in my links below

I will be documenting every aspect of my trip. Please feel free to take a look at my blog and join me for my adventure. http://baseballdreamin.blogspot.com You can also find me on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BaseballDreamin or twitter: https://twitter.com/BaseballDreamin

[EdTarbusz]

In my opinion, taking a trip to League Park isn't worth the time or trouble. The area isn't as bad as it used to be but there is very little to see at the League Park site. It's basically an empty lot. If I were going to get a few drinks after a game I would be more likely to get them near my hotel than in the area around Jacobs FIeld.

[Eyeshade]

In my opinion, taking a trip to League Park isn't worth the time or trouble. The area isn't as bad as it used to be but there is very little to see at the League Park site. It's basically an empty lot. If I were going to get a few drinks after a game I would be more likely to get them near my hotel than in the area around Jacobs FIeld.

Yeah, you can go to your hotel, if you like drinking alone. The crowds are great after a well attended game. It's very safe in the area around the ballpark and is almost always a good time. League Park is worth the trip. You get a real sense of history being there that you don't get looking at pictures. The place has a very definite feel about it for baseball fans. Just imagine who played there and you can stand on the same spot the field was...you CAN'T do that at very many other places.

[EdTarbusz]

Yeah, you can go to your hotel, if you like drinking alone. The crowds are great after a well attended game. It's very safe in the area around the ballpark and is almost always a good time. League Park is worth the trip. You get a real sense of history being there that you don't get looking at pictures. The place has a very definite feel about it for baseball fans. Just imagine who played there and you can stand on the same spot the field was...you CAN'T do that at very many other places.

I don't agree about League Park. It looks and feels like an empty lot. If you like to party around Jacobs Field that's fine. My friends and I never felt the need to hang around down there before or after a game.

[RuthMayBond]

I'm excited to see Hertiage Park. I tried viewing it during the hockey game there this winter and they wouldn't let me sneak through. Apparently my grandfather was a catcher for Bob Feller at some point in his quick career. Thank you for your response. Check out a story about my travels on www.didthetribewinlastnight.com a link can also be found in my links below

I will be documenting every aspect of my trip. Please feel free to take a look at my blog and join me for my adventure. http://baseballdreamin.blogspot.com You can also find me on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BaseballDreamin or twitter: https://twitter.com/BaseballDreamin

Musta missed it, when are you coming to Cleveland?

[Jobu Voodoo]

Well, to get a true gameday experience, take a picture at the Feller statue, try to sneak in a beverage of your choice, visit Heritage Park (The Chapman plaque is nice), smoke a cigarette in the bathroom, and then hit the casino!