Isotopes Park

I’ve been to a number of games and have enjoyed the venue. When it comes to the food I have not been impressed. Tonight was no exception to these experiences. You go to a game and peanuts are something you traditionally would want to have. The peanuts I got were stale and tasted awful. The Burger was no where near hot and fries were soggy and cold.

This the best minor league stadium I have ever been too. We have lived in a lot of towns with minor league teams and since we move about every three years we always try to make it to the local games. The Isotopes Park (aka The Lab) is by far the cleanest and most modern facility we have been too. The workers here are always pleasant and helpful. Go isotopes!

Great ball park! Prob the best in minor league baseball. Too bad the team can’t win ! Food is really not that crazy on costs and there are plenty of choices to be had. Isotope Store is full of fan gear though you will pay more for it it.

Let’s go Isotopes! It is a lot of fun watching the game. I miss the Dukes, but the Isotopes are just as awesome. I love the tv show The Simpsons, and that tv show inspired the real team for Albuquerque. The mascot Orbit is crazy looking, but also very unique. It is a great 3^rd of July day with a light blue sky.

Wow, ABQ, you’ve got a top-​notch baseball stadium here. Modern and clean, we walked right up to the entry 10 minutes before game time and got right in, no line, no wait. Once we got to the general area, an usher practically tripped over herself to help find our seats behind home plate.
What a great setting. Aside from the advertising glued to every visible inch of wall at the stadium, the view is perfect for relaxing and taking in a game. The mountains lurk behind the outfield walls, changing color during the sunset and providing a distraction if the game is slow. Also behind the outfield fence is the kid’s area, a blatant cash grab from parents of bored toddlers. About that…
I had the second most expensive beer in my life at this stadium. A 24 oz bomber of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale was $ 11. I only found the famed Isotopes ‘Slammin’ Amber’ and ‘Triple A Blonde’ a bit later — prived at a more reasonable $ 7.50 for a 16 oz pour (lol). $ 6 pops and $ 4 churros, $ 5 ‘plate of stale chips and chunky queso cheeze product’, you know the drill. Tickets might be cheap but the service is expensive.
This expense is a head-​scratcher since 1) our tax dollars paid for everything at that stadium; 2) there is advertising on every square inch of the stadium; and 3) most of the food is either cooked in a central location or deep-​fried, and it doesn’t cost that much, period. I keep getting stuck on the advertising, though, because it makes the outfield look terrible. Clashing colors and fonts placed in front of a captive audience, HAZZAH! Seriously though, I found it hard to read the electronic scoreboard and player stats because they were buried, surrounded but ads and generally taking away from the experience. I can’t remember the name of the company, but for a good half hour I was convinced the ‘topes were playing some insurance company softball team. Turns out they were from El Paso. Huh.
Nice stadium. Clean, plenty of facilities, box seats and upper-​deck suites. Great views, plenty to keep the kids busy and lots of space to walk around and enjoy the game from different places. STUPID EXPENSIVE. Movie theaters ain’t got nothing on the ballpark markup profiteering.

Always a great time with the family! The stadium is very nice and modern. There are lots of games for the kiddos in the back of the field. I’d recommend getting there early and paying the $ 17.00 for them to ride all the rides all night long. Otherwise, you spend $ 10 on tickets which are gone in 10 minutes.
The BBQ nachos are to die for. They have Dions, Dippin Dots, funnel cakes, and lots more.
We still miss the Dukes, but Isotopes Park is awesome!

Great night at the park. Food is average. Green Chile cheese fries had green chile sauce and sprinkled hard cheese.. The bratwurst stand didn’t have sauerkraut. The vanilla waffle cone was not soft serve. Was cheap yellow hard ice cream.

One of the best remodeled minor league stadiums. Prices are pretty reasonable. It’s a fun outing with your family. It’s also a great place to take a date. Very relaxed environment. Huge variety of food and drinks. I re omen the funnel cake. Fifty cent hot dog night is awesome as well.

Root Root for the home team, buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks, la la la la! Ok so I don’t know the full song unless it’s actually playing, but I do know that going to an Albuquerque isotopes game is totally rad! Sure food and drink items are pricy, so eat before you get there to eliminate that cost if it’s an issue, but it’s all for fun and to have a great experience. If you do eat there you will have many options to choose from, I really like the bbq nachos! Look around before deciding, many different kiosks to choose from. As for the beer, I’m not a cheap beerdrinker, I would rather go without than buy a Miller, Coors, Budweiser, etc. But they do have those options available! They do have isotopes brew there (makes sense!), they have Guinness, angry orchard, Sierra Nevada, blue moon. Nice selection of premium beers. Smoking section at the very end towards the grass section. Come on out, enjoy the game, support what local sports team we do have

Great stadium. The view is spectacular. Prices a right for some baseball watching. Of course the concessions are stadium priced. If you are bored and need a baseball fix, this is a great place to go.

I came to an Isotopes game last night with some friends and had a great time. There appears to not a bad seat in the stadium which is cool. They had activities between every inning which kept me and my friends entertained. There are several food and drink options, but of course they were a bit pricey since we were at a stadium.
The tickets were $ 13.95 which wasn’t too bad and our seats were between 3^rd base and left field with great views of the field. The annoying thing about buying tickets is that they charge you if you want to print them off, so I opted to pick them up at Will Call for free. But there was only 1 Will Call window, so we waited almost 20 minutes to get our tickets which was annoying. I guess next time I’ll either get there earlier or eat the extra cost of printing off my own tickets.

This is a great tiny park for some AAA baseball. The food is decent priced and it’s reasonable ticket pricing. It’s a fun atmosphere for a minor league ball game.

This well kept park needs a revamp in the beverages they serve and the food they serve. Pricey food court but sub par. We went and the condiment station was empty, who does that knowing there’s a game!?? Poor management. Overall the park is still a small but beautiful little park. We need a bigger one!!!

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Albuquerque’s minor league team plays at Isotope Park. Like all minor league team parks, they are small and consequently have great sight lines. And of course, they do a better job for families and kids than MLB stadiums. No MLB team is close by, so you might as well head over here to see a professional game.

Fantastic and impressive park. Nicely done for a triple A park. Attendants were super friendly and helpful. Parking can be tricky.

Everyone in Albuquerque or coming just to visit, must come to an Isotopes game. So much fun and great game, food and atmosphere.

I love this Park. Tickets are relatively inexpensive, especially if you buy well in advance. The beer selection around the park is extensive and prices aren’t too crazy. Very clean park, courteous staff and really, there are no bad seats.
If you go I would try their Isotopes AAA blonde, 7.50 for a 20oz, not bad.

One of the most family friendly venue and things to do in the summer. Ever since it opened I have come here repeatedly to watch the baseball game.
Granted that we may not have the most consistent team for the win but the manager for this park creates a fun atmosphere to watch baseball. The tickets are affordable for a family to come and enjoy the game !

A terrific venue for an evening in Albuquerque.
One of the more recent, and better renovated, minor league ballparks in the country, if you’re in the mood for the great American past time this place will more than suffice. Tickets to the Berm (the grassy hill out in right field) are only seven bucks – hey, that’s the price of a beer! – and the other sections are totally reasonable.
The setting could not better capture our lovely city. Seated on the southern bank you get the skyline; on the west you watch the Sandia Mountains as they fade into the desert night.
The field has a unique feature, as well. There’s a hill close to the center field wall which can serve several purposes: it can give a fielder an edge on an otherwise home run, it can baffle an opposing team’s player who isn’t prepared, and it can tear a hamstring. Surprised I haven’t seen the latter happen yet, actually.
Grabbing a submarine sandwich and an Isotopes Amber, giggling at the «entertainment» only minor league ball can provide (weird mascot, funky contests, fan cams, etc.), and wandering this pristine stadium, I’ve witnessed more than a few inside-​the-​park homeruns and stolen home bases, stuff you rarely hear of in the big leagues.
I would only caution to avoid the place on our really hot days. Sitting in burning seatbanks for at least nine innings can really ruin a good time.