Had a great first visit. So easy to get there. Went for Daytona Tortugas game. Bought a parking pass ahead of time online so only had to show the phone or you can pay when you arrive. Parking lot fee is $7. It’s a short walk but if you need assistance, there is a larger sized golf cart shuttle that will pick you up & ride you up if needed. Everyone was friendly. Once inside, there are food and drink options. If you are looking for alcoholic drinks, there is a large variety of beers on tap or can. There was also seltzer options for some of us watching sugars and calories. I had Nutrl watermelon. The usual options such as cheeseburger, hot dogs and chicken tenders with fries or chips are available. It is a very intimate setting so everything is close. We had seats behind home plate for the Daytona Tortugas $14. That has seats backs and is covered. You can buy general admission $11, which are a bleacher seat section without seat backs or coverings. All seats have good sight pictures as you are much closer than a large MLB stadium. Had a pleasant time and would definitely go back again. Fun night.

My son and I had a wonderful weekend of baseball at Jackie Robinson Ballpark. Two games, one win, one loss, tons of history. The old manual scoreboard, the statues of Jackie Robinson, the fantastic crab cakes at the concession stands, and much more. If you love baseball, a bit of history, and an amazing place to watch a game. This is for you. Take a weekend in Daytona and enjoy a game!

A lovely and obviously old school facility beside the Halifax River. The oldest minor league park still in use. Excellent sightlines with seats very close to action. First base side seats are under a canopy and have backs while third base bleachers are benches with no cover. Good selection of concessions, reasonably priced. Convenient to beach and to downtown.