Stadium Guide

Parking

There is limited parking at the ballpark for $10. We strongly recommend carpooling, uber/taxiing, public transit, scooting and biking!

The stadium doors open an hour before game time. We highly recommend fans planning to drive to the game and park at the stadium arrive as early as possible to secure a parking spot. Parking lots open as early as 5 pm for night games and as soon as 11 am for Sunday afternoon games.

There accessible parking stalls in the lot directly north of RE/MAX Field (Lot A). There are additional parking lots west of the stadium (Lots B, C and D).

Do not park in the Rossdale community as only residents are permitted to park there and bylaw will ticket unauthorised vehicles.

Bike Parking

Triathlon style bike racks are available within the stadium so bike down to the game using Edmonton’s network of river valley trails. A security member will be monitoring the area throughout the game but ensure your bike is securely locked. Head to the back of the stadium on the South East corner to find the bike parking area through the fence gate.

Concourse, Food and Beverage

We encourage you to explore the concourse because there is a lot to see! The first thing you see is the main concession (and there’s a good chance you’ll also see a band or a busker!).

High Balls & Beer

If you turn right and head down the first base line you will find: High Balls & Beer: a small concession which serves high balls and beer

First Base Concession

Large concession serving everything the main concession serves

Craft Corner

This is where you can buy beer from Alley Kat and other local breweries.

Dark Sky Distillery

If you head up to the concourse and turn left down the third base line, you will find: Dark Sky Distillery: a killer local distillery serving goodies such as Moon Shot Gin!

Merchandise: Hawk Shop

Our merch shop (our apologies because we’ve already had a run on merch!)

Bush League Baseball Bullpen

Baseball Bullpen: you have to check out the bullpen where you can see how hard you can throw a ball!

Third Base Concession

Another large concession that serves everything you can get at the main concession

Third Base Scoop

We maintain this is the best ice cream in the entire West Coast League - by a country mile!

Accessing the Field Post Game

We welcome fans onto the field after every game! To do this, fans need to head to either end the Alley Kat Party Pen or the Delta Valley Patio on either end of the staidum. These patios are found at either end of our concourse and down the stairs.

Please note the Home Plate Lounge does NOT have field access for grandstand / balcony fans post game.

Stadium Policies

Kids 2 and Under Free

Children 2 and under do not require a ticket to enter the stadium.

Bag Policy

We allow bags into the ballpark to carry blankets or extra clothing but those bags could be subject to inspection.

Outside Food and Drink

There is no outside food and drink allowed in the ballpark.

Water

Water bottles may be brought into the stadium provided they are sealed. Other bottles are allowed but must be emptied and can be filled at the waterfountains on either end of the concourse.

Garbage

We ask you to pick up your garbage and place it in the containers throughout the ballpark.

Pets

Pets are not allowed into the stadium with the exception of service animals or our Sunday Barking Bleachers game.

Fans wishing to bring their furry friends to the game on Sunday please buy a Grandstand General Admission ticket and proceed to enter the stadium on the East side near the Delta Valey Patio. Once in the stadium proceed to the Barking Bleachers (our 3rd base silver bleachers).

Premium Seating

Alley Kat Party Pen

Go to the end of the concourse down the first base line and down the stairs and you will be at the Alley Kat Party Pen.

Delta Valley Patio

Head on down the stairs to access the Delta Valley Patio and some outstanding seats!

Home Plate Lounge

Doors are accessed directly from the main entrance at field level.