Great place to take in AA baseball. Clearly we were treated to future major leaguers in a fun, nearly intimate environment.

My husband and I make it a point to try and catch a ball game when we travel. Major or minor league doesn't matter. We've seen a fair few stadiums at this point and this is one of the nicer we've been to. We had club seats and were 4 rows away from the field. Great views! The food was... More

What a fantastic park for taking kids to see a baseball game. Ticket prices are reasonable and most of the seats offer a premium view. Fun things between innings to keep the kids attention (mostly). Maybe I'm getting old or being cheap but I found the food prices to be a little on the high side for a AA park.... More

Great park to see AA baseball. You can get up close and personal. I think this is a great place to bring the kids. There is always something going on between innings. My family loves going there.

Enjoyed a game this past Sunday. I really like the new ball park. Seat prices are reasonable allowing a family to attend more often. Why pay more and drive long distance to a Major League park when this is so convenient. Will attend more games this year.

Going out for a game with the family is both fun and affordable at Metro Bank Park. There aren't bad views, though I stay away from being in the full sun during late afternoon games.

Since the ball field has been redone, this little gem is a place to go and watch some baseball. Every seat is near the field. The Senators marketing team makes the visit fun at every turn. A good, relaxing day watching ball and eating food and drinking beer.

We have a blast at the new ballfield -- home of the Harrisburg Senators. The usual baseball fare. Lots of entertainment between innings and Flatscreen Friday giveaway. Make it a point to be at the park during a fireworks display--loud and pretty!

The pride of Harrisburg is City Island and the pride of City Island is the Harrisburg Senators and their home at Metro Bank Park. Renovated just a few years ago - to now include the 'boardwalk' - probably one of the finest minor league ballparks in the country.