Fifth Third Field
Fifth Third Field
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Brittany L
31 contributions
Sept 2017 • Couples
When I lived in Dayton, I went to Dragons games with family, with friends, on dates...pretty much any excuse to go downtown and watch a ballgame! It was always a great time. The stands tend to be pretty well filled, the mascots are hilarious, the layout is good, and the team itself is fun to watch. At one point I think there were 6 mascots, including "Roof Man" and multiple dragons, both plush and inflatable...each playing their part to entertain fans between innings. I'm a fan of both the Dragons and their stadium, and I'm glad the city invested in this team and the baseball experience!
Written 14 August 2018
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Laurelandbetsy
Fairborn, OH191 contributions
Aug 2019
Always entertaining evening, ven when Dragons lose (which they often do). If you go with a group to one of their special covered boxes - go for it
Written 7 September 2019
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MaryandMike2008
Naples, FL18 contributions
July 2019
Watching the Dayton Dragons play baseball is a treat! Bring your friends or family or a date and eat a hot dog, watch the cute between innings entertainnent, and root root root for the Dragons to win!
Written 10 August 2019
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Michael C
Dayton, OH30 contributions
Apr 2019 • Friends
Great time to be had for everyone here! Good Food, Good views from almost any seat, and good entertaintment!
Written 7 May 2019
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Dave K
Anaheim, CA95 contributions
Aug 2022 • Family
We visited this ballpark on 8/11/22
Pros
- Every seat is a good seat, all close to the action
- Great in between inning action, keeps fans involved
- Very large and nice scoreboard for minor league ballpark
- One of the best concourses I’ve seen at a minor league stadium.
- Great location in the city, within walking distance to several restaurants and hotels
Cons
- Gift shop seemed to be low on stock
Pros
- Every seat is a good seat, all close to the action
- Great in between inning action, keeps fans involved
- Very large and nice scoreboard for minor league ballpark
- One of the best concourses I’ve seen at a minor league stadium.
- Great location in the city, within walking distance to several restaurants and hotels
Cons
- Gift shop seemed to be low on stock
Written 12 August 2022
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Dewayne P
Elizabethtown, KY1,988 contributions
May 2022
There are several parking options around the stadium for $10. Gates open around an hour to the game start, and once insider there are several eatery options and a decent sized team store. Doesn't look like a bad seat in the house.
Written 23 May 2022
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DanRenfro
Dayton, OH53 contributions
June 2019
Fifth third field stands as a monument to Tony Capizzi in his 30 Year drive. To bring professional baseball to Dayton Ohio. The results of his effort are the beautiful fifth third field located downtown Dayton. A great place to catch a ball game concert or other events that are held in this little city with the biggest city flavor at fifth third field
Written 3 October 2019
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thegoodguyz
Dunkirk, OH939 contributions
Aug 2019 • Family
We went to a Dayton Dragons baseball game on a Saturday night. Parking was easy and close to the stadium (and only $5). The stadium is on the small side, so all the seats have a good view of the field.
Ballpark food was the standard fare, and prices were in the normal range.
While this is a lower level of minor league baseball - the Dragons are the single-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds - the quality of play is still very good.
Ballpark food was the standard fare, and prices were in the normal range.
While this is a lower level of minor league baseball - the Dragons are the single-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds - the quality of play is still very good.
Written 12 August 2019
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ren b
Dayton, OH29 contributions
Aug 2019
Fun events every half inning and future major leaguers. Parking is near, seating is close to the field
Written 9 August 2019
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P J Avery
St. Augustine, FL1,131 contributions
July 2019 • Solo
Honestly not a bad ballpark for baseball in regards to seat configuration. Wide aisles and wide seats so it doesn’t feel like you are seating right on top of people. Every seat has an excellent view of the field. Dragons organization take fan safety to the max, safety net is extended all the way done.
Issue is that the main concourse is not wide enough for the additional vendors that set up food stands. The line for dipping dots was long and with people watching the game, it crowded up the concourse.
For single A baseball, concessions prices are high. A personal pizza and large drink is 11 dollars. Those are MLB prices not Minor League.
Ticket prices are ridiculous for Single A. Stadium seats $19 and lawn seating $7 according to Ticketmaster via the Dragons website. A triple AAA in Columbus has cheaper prices and most of those guys you see are going to be at the Majors.
Plenty of parking nearby ($5) just bring cash. There is a parking garage near the park that is for Dragon fans only.
Probably won’t be back.
Issue is that the main concourse is not wide enough for the additional vendors that set up food stands. The line for dipping dots was long and with people watching the game, it crowded up the concourse.
For single A baseball, concessions prices are high. A personal pizza and large drink is 11 dollars. Those are MLB prices not Minor League.
Ticket prices are ridiculous for Single A. Stadium seats $19 and lawn seating $7 according to Ticketmaster via the Dragons website. A triple AAA in Columbus has cheaper prices and most of those guys you see are going to be at the Majors.
Plenty of parking nearby ($5) just bring cash. There is a parking garage near the park that is for Dragon fans only.
Probably won’t be back.
Written 14 July 2019
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