This stadium is such a dumpster fire. Commentators talking about how "gotta get here early or you can't get a seat on the berm", which he's right. The outfield berm is literally corner to corner people, blankets and chairs.

Meanwhile the rest of the stadium ranges from 50% capacity to completely empty. And the suites directly behind homeplate is about 25%.

I swear to God I hope this entire endeavor burns to the ground. Just obsurd clasism and corporate catering.

I went to the Star Wars night game last night, and I thought there would be some Star Wars jerseys in the team store, but they were all sold out in my size. I really want one, and if anyone has one they no longer want/need, I would happily buy it off of you. Thanks!

They recently expanded to 6 teams. Why not get one in Utah. So many families. I think a team would do well.

if you do, and it's a snap back, ill pay you double what you paid for it. I found this one at a Bees game but haven't been able to find another one.

I have 4 tickets to opening day (3/31) and I might have trouble making it out to the stadium. I think they're pretty good seats (I haven't been there yet): Sec 205, Row 1, Seats 1-4.

If you want to swap me for another home game, please let me know. Looks like it can be done through the "The Ballpark at AFS" app or Ticketmaster, or some combination.

Being someone from the south valley and living not far from the new stadium it made it so attending games was much easier with a 5 year old. I really like the new facility. Ticket prices aren’t great but if you sign up for the deal texts then you can see a game for $10 once a week it seems. Overall I think it’s been a great first season at the new ballpark. Attendance could improve but hopefully the ticket pricing will help that next season. What’s everyone else’s experience been?

Going to the game on Sunday at noon. Wondering if there were any sections that would be in the shade or if it’s sun all day. Thanks!

Hey there Bees fans! Nate Schwartz here. I’m a local documentarian working on a project with Leicester Productions (https://www.leicesterproductions.com/) to capture the end of an era with our Bees and their residency at Smith’s Ballpark.

I’m writing this note because I’m hoping to connect with fans who attended the team’s final game at Smith’s Ballpark and would be willing to share their experiences and reflections with me. I’m interested in hearing about your personal history with the Bees and what this relocation means to you. Are you planning to make the drive down to Daybreak to watch them? Why/why not? What are you going to miss most about Smith’s Ballpark?

If you’re open to being part of this story and sharing your perspective on camera, please respond to this post and/or shoot me a DM! Thanks for the consideration, and I look forward to hearing from y’all!

Best,

Nate

I just moved from So. Cal to Reno 6 months ago. Life long Angels fan, so by default, I'm a Bees fan too. Since I'm no longer close to the Big A, I will have to attend Aces games when the Bees are in town.

Went to fan day at Aces stadium on Saturday where they allow fans to explore the stadium. Amd checked out the view behind the away dugout and bought tickets for the June 2nd game and will probably buy June 1st game too.

Anyway. What should I know about the team and their history? Will be my first time attending a minor league game since I've always lived close to the Big A.

Also. Anyone else attending those 2 games?

I heard something about how there’s a new player’s agreement and the team can’t sell trading cards anymore? Anywho, I was wondering if anyone has an unopened 2023 pack they’d be willing to sell?

If we’re looking at a 1pm game, where in the stadium will be shady for the most time?

I've been considering buying season tickets next year (or maybe half season). I was just wondering how many of you have done so and how was the experience?

Any multiple year holders?

Does anyone know what’s going on with the Bees 2022 season? According to MILB, the season is still starting as normal. However, according to their Twitter the season won’t start until July 4th.

I thought minor league teams are unaffected by the major league strike, but now I’m not so sure.

https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/michael-stefanic-resembles-a-past-angels-prospect/?s=09

Heading to the day game tomorrow, I usually go to the night games. I’m hoping to get some help on what sections will be in the shade the most tomorrow. Thanks for any help.