There is nothing like open air baseball! Good food, fun time! You can usually get tickets the same day so you don't have to do a lot of planning. Spontaneous fun and not overly expensive.

We have visited Isotopes Park in Albuquerque many times, and always enjoy it. It's a great family place to watch a game, and compared to the prices of Major League Baseball games, it's a bargain. The Isotopes are the AAA-level farm team for the Los Angeles Dodgers. The park is immaculate, and very colorful and interesting from the moment you... More

This ball park is amazing!! We had SO much fun--The ticket prices are low, it was only $36 for two of us and we had AWESOME seats! Parking was $5, which I thought was no big deal and the prices for food and beer were what you would expect from any sporting event/concert. I did not feel like I was... More

Nice, pleasant, very clean park, Concession have pleasant food. the team is not that great but who goes to baseball for the team?

The "renovated" (i.e., completely gutted and rebuilt) Isotopes Park is terrific and still oriented toward the gorgeous Sandia Mountains for great views. The new food area is infinitely nicer than the old one, and offers a broad, if expensive, array of food and drink for kids and grown ups (even vegans). Management has kept the ticket rices low, so families... More

I just paid $10 for a plastic cup of beer, $7 a person to sit on the grass, $4 for a hot dog and wanted to buy a 5' x 5' blanket to sit on my $7 spot of grass but didn't have $45 to spare for it!! Did I mention the $10 beer?! I have never felt like I... More

I have never seen an exciting ball game here. The food is mediocre and the drinks expensive. If you are going to the boxes, be prepared to have to tip the elevator operator.

I liked that the baseball place gave me a discount for staying at a star's hotel. I disliked it bvecause all the star's players tried to take me to the end of the room. EEEEEKKKKKK!!!!!

Great place to take the family a lot of things to do for the kids. Prices are about the same that you see in most ball parks around the US.