Need to "one-way" the main street out of the complex, and they need better "take-away" roads to get the traffic out. Not a bad seat for viewing the game lots of between inning entertainment to keep everyone, well.entertained! Only complaint is they don't have a handle on post-game traffic flow. Variety of seating options, again reasonably priced. Plenty of concessions, reasonably priced. At first I was a bit put-off by the policy.but, it is easy and makes a lot of sense. First time I have encountered this.bring a credit card as they do not accept "cash" anywhere! Parking, store, concessions.all credit card. Short walk to the field well-staffed easy entry. Parking here is plentiful, but nearing "overpriced" at $10. I enjoy going to regional minor league parks as they are a fun and inexpensive alternative to Major League Baseball which has pretty much priced itself out of my ability to attend those games. Was supposed to open in 2020 but fell victim to Covid! Opened this year as the home field for the Rocket City Trash Pandas. We would love to go back to see when the surrounding development is more complete as well. We had a great visit to Toyota Field and we recommend it to anyone who enjoys minor league baseball or just wants a fun family outing. I can imagine traffic does back up after a game as there is one large central parking lot that everyone has to leave from. We had a decent drive after the game so we chose to leave after the 7th inning and access to get back to the interstate was very easy.
The game was fun and featured plenty of entertainment in between innings. There is also a small playground down the third base side.
The concourse gives the ability to walk around the entire stadium which we did to see the various seating options. Join the personalities of the Rocket City Trash Pandas as they tell the stories from Baseballs most meteoric franchise. Somehow we got lucky and tickets were available right behind the visiting dugout which afforded a great view of the field. We arrived about 45 minutes before the game which gave us enough time to walk around, visit the gift shop and get food before heading to our seats. They do not allow any outside food or drinks to be brought in and they have a clear bag policy as many teams do now. The stadium is easy to find as it is right off the interstate in a newer development with lots of restaurants and probably more to come. I also bought parking ahead of time on the Clutch app which was easy and cheaper than if you buy it onsite ($6.75 vs $10). I bought tickets ahead of time on their website and was able to save them to my phone which made entering the stadium a breeze. Heriberto Hernandez followed with a sacrifice fly.Our family was in Huntsville, Alabama on a Saturday and we decided to attend a minor league baseball game at the home of the Los Angeles Angels AA affiliate The Rocket City Trash Pandas. Three straight singles, capped by an RBI single to right from Diego Infante, brought in the first run of the game. Montgomery opened the scoring in the bottom of the second against Trash Pandas starter Landon Marceaux (L, 2-5).
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JMONTGOMERY, Alabama - The Rocket City Trash Pandas fell behind early and attempted a comeback after a lengthy rain delay on Sunday against the Montgomery Biscuits, but ultimately came up short in a 7-4 loss in the series finale at Riverwalk Stadium. The Rocket City Trash Pandas are the proud Double-A Affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels playing in the Southern League.
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Full Story DiChiara Homers as Trash Pandas Fall 7-4 in Finale The Trash Pandas struck first in the bottom half, with David Calabrese hitting a leadoff double and coming home on an RBI single from Orlando Martinez against Tennessee starter Jordan Wicks. From delivering food to fans seated field-side to serving guests in the upper deck suites, the Rocket City Trash Pandas of Madison, AL operate a robust game. Rocket City starter Zac Kristofak began the game in fine form, retiring the Smokies in order to start the game. JMONTGOMERY, Alabama - In a back-and-forth affair, the Rocket City Trash Pandas couldn't keep up with the Tennessee Smokies, ultimately falling 8-5 in the opener of a six-game series on Tuesday night at Toyota Field. Full Story Trash Pandas Start Series Against Smokies With 8-5 Loss He advanced third on a ground out from Orlando Martinez. Neither team put a runner in scoring position until Edgar Quero's leadoff double in the bottom of the fourth. In a pitcher's duel, Rocket City righty Jack Kochanowicz and Tennessee southpaw D.J. JMADISON, Alabama - A game that began as a tightly-contested battle got out of hand in the ninth as the Rocket City Trash Pandas were defeated 11-2 by the Tennessee Smokies on Wednesday night at Toyota Field.
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