Dr Pepper Ballpark

I wanted a nice tall glass of Doctor Pepper today so I searched Doctor Pepper into my computer and drove to what I thought was going to be a Doctor Pepper restaurant but It Was actually a Doctor Pepper Ballpark! Same difference because they sold me a ice cold Pepper just how Greg likes it. Doctor's Orders! (Just kidding).

They are selecting the next Texas Rangers at the Doctor Pepper Ballpark right now. I had no idea they start them so young.
One of the scouts bringing the children through drills was tallest guy I'd ever seen in my life. His name was Max and he's probably been on TV before. He Must Have Been At Least 6 Feet Tall. I wanted to hang out with him so I told him I was also a scout. I had an eye for talent, but Max only had eyes for me. HE WAS ONTO ME! I leaned into my scout duties and really paid attention to the kids. I scouted a 4-year-old that day, that kid went on to be Hall of Famer Lefty Gomez. Doctor Pepper Ballpark, thank you for the refreshments. I will be back!

Great place for a ball game. Just an awesome atmosphere.
Every seat is a great seat.

In attending a Rough Riders game, I found the directions to the ballpark fairly straightforward. On top of that, parking was super-easy. From start to finish, the whole experience was phenomenal. Great, since this was my first time here. Figured prices would be a little higher since it was a ballgame, but I honestly didn't think they were that bad. ($2 for a bottled water) The layout of the stadium was nice. Not a bad seat anywhere. I won't hesitate to come here again; in fact, I am planning on catching a few games with my sister in the very near future.

Home of the Rough Riders with an amazing lazy river for extremely hot days.
Bathrooms are air conditioned and food stations are located all around.

Food options include hotdogs, cheeseburgers, dipping dots, popcorn, peanuts, nachos, soda, beer, and frozen drinks.

The Frisch Roughriders play at a wonderful stadium. My party was met at the gate with a smile and they made sure we had our tickets. Once inside finding our seat was quick and easy, but along the way we were asked if we could be helped finding our seat.

Once we found our seats we went searching for food. There were many many options for food, from Hawaiian skewers, bbq, popcorn, the classic ballpark drank, and so much more.

When I'm in town again and the Roughriders are playing again, I'll for sure come back.

My daughter, two grandsons and I attended a RoughRiders game. We attended the night of the Jung/Young Bobblehead give-away. It was frustrating seeing people walking in and out to receive multiple bobbleheads. At one point a worker came up and tried to put a stop to it, but some people were walking around with bags full of boxes... We have the MiLB Passport Stamp books and the lady in the store was very friendly in helping us get our stamps and validating our stamps. Most all of the workers we interacted with were very friendly! I felt bad for the team since the game was delayed by a power outage for two hours and most of the fans left. There was no energy at the stadium.. I'm sure this is not the case for all games, just this one since it was 9 before the game even started. We will be back next season for another game!!

Fun fact: When I walked into the park for a game, there was an older man standing by home plate with his glove ready to catch a foul ball. He was still standing there ready in the 9th inning when the game was about over. This guy was clearly the real deal super fan!

My first time at Dr. Pep park, I was in great admiration of how homey it felt. The light blue wood with white trim just makes the park feel cozy, which is tough to say for any kind of sports arena. My second time, I felt the exact same way. So the setup, to begin with, is already a win.

For being the minor leagues, I also think the Roughrider association does a great job keeping the crowd entertained. They constantly host small contests and the tech people play hilarious sound bites at all the right times. I was super impressed, and even heard several people say that coming to a Roughrider game is more fun than a Ranger game (the major league team in Dallas) because of how well they entertain.

Lastly, there's literally a freakin lazy river in the outfield of this park! You heard that right- a place where select people can swim and stay cool while still getting their sports fix. I don't know about you, but I've never seen that anywhere else.

Dr. Pepper is an awesome ballpark, and I am in no way biased because Dr. Pep is my favorite soda. They really do have a way of keeping you in the moment, and it's a great way to get out, whether with family or friends, and sit in a nice atmosphere. Just keep an eye out for those foul balls (please, for your own safety I really do meant that!).

This place is great!
Last minute idea and it turned out to be so much fun. Beautiful facility, great food and the fireworks at the end were just as good as any 4th of July show I've ever seen.

We sat right above first base, three rows in from the field for about $20 each. Of course we had a DR.Pepper, you have to have a DP when your here.

100% recommended, FIVE STARS all the way!!

I live in Arlington, but got tickets for a game here and invites some om my employees to join me . We had access to to the JC Penney club, enjoyed a great buffet and free drinks, and went to our seats for more free drinks and food.

This is a great place to watch a ball game, and it has a great atmosphere.

Look forward to going to a few games in 2019.

A really awesome ballpark, serving as home to a really great minor league baseball team. Clean, great homey decor, with plenty of staff dedicated to taking good care of patrons on game night. The park has a really good variety of ball park cuisine, which is reasonably priced (for a sporting venue). The park has a kids playground, and a "lazy river" if you'd prefer to soak while rooting for the Riders. The park/team has a lot of theme nights and frequent firework displays so it really is fun for the whole family.