The York Revolution have been playing baseball at Sovereign Bank Stadium since June 2007. The stadium has several interesting features, such as a manual scoreboard and "Archnemesis" (similar to the Green Monster at Fenway). The Atlantic League, of which the York Revolution is a part, seeks to have a family-friendly, fun atmosphere, which they do very well. The mascot, DownTown, is pretty entertaining when he (or she) is out. There are contests during innings and sometimes there giveaways like bobbleheads and umbrellas. There is a nice playground with carousel for the kids. You do have be aware of foul balls and broken bats flying into the stands. Also, a canon is shot off before each game and when the Revs score a home run. Occasionally the music/loudspeaker is louder than it needs to be, but that is the only complaint I have ever had. The food isn't bad for a ballpark and there is a team store where you can buy souvenirs and apparel. The restrooms are spacious (with the exception of the small one near the team store) and they do have a family restroom and first aid station. Fireworks are shot off on Saturday nights and on July 4th. I think that this stadium has been a great addition to downtown York and I have found it to be more fun and more convenient than going to the Baltimore Orioles. Many of the players have played for the major league teams at one time or another in their careers. Both of the former managers played for the Baltimore Orioles. This year brings a new manager who I don't know a whole lot about. He would like to keep the games moving along so they won't last more than 3 hours unless there are extra innings. I always have a good time at the Revs and I am not much of a sports person. Let's go REVS!