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Progressive Field
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Downtown Cleveland, Cleveland
The baseball at Progressive Field is a can't miss
"how many players have been on the Tribe throughout the years"(19 Tips)
"Best seats in the house are the outfield bleachers!"(7 Tips)
"Dollar Dog night is totally worth it!"(6 Tips)
"famous Bertman Ballpark Mustard"(6 Tips)
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Tenielle FitzjarraldNovember 15, 2016My boyfriend and I were here to watch the Cubs in the WS. Really nice ballpark. Excellent food choices. The video board is HUGE. Not a bad seat in the house. Very nice staff.
Bobb BanarSeptember 20, 2017I love this place! The atmosphere is unbeatable, the views are almost universally fantastic and the staff always seem to be friendly and helpful.The only negative is food prices. Astronomical!
Upvoted 2 weeks ago- MarkMay 18, 2013There's really not a bad seat in the house, but the upper deck offers some beautiful views. Get a hot dog and top it with Cleveland's famous Bertman Ballpark Mustard, too.
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Great view from anywhere in the park. Excellent food and drink options...one of my fave MLB ballparks, and I've been to several.
Diane WonchAugust 8, 2017Progressive Field was quite a surprise to us. It was wonderful to be here watching the game. The Club Lounge tickets include an all you can eat option thatwas very good. Loved the seats and the option
One of the top 5 most gorgeous stadiums in Major League Baseball. Fridays offer postgame fireworks & occasional dollar hot dog/student ID night. Try Bertman's Ballpark Mustard which is famous in CLE.
Barbara TaylorJuly 8, 2016District tickets are the Bomb! For $13, plus small handling fee, you get standing room ticket and an 8 oz drink, beer or soda. The area is awesome - check out the upstairs with the fire pit.
Jacobs Field gets better and better every year: now all tickets (even your cheapo bleacher and upper deck ones) get you into the air conditioned and great views of the Terrace Club Pub.
$15 district ticket is a great deal. Standing seats and your first beer (some exceptions) is free. LOTS of food and booze options, including craft beer. Not a bad seat in the whole place.
Marcus RodgersJuly 28, 2017The outfield bar and standing room section is a must. It allows you to socialize with other fans and watch the game seamless.
Jason H.April 18, 2016Fun place to take in a game. Lots of good food options and many great seats. Warning - the back of the lower level has limited views due to the overhang.
Heritage Park in center field is hallowed ground for Tribe fans. Top level honors Indians enshrined in Cooperstown, bottom level honors all those in Indians HOF.- Justin MartinNovember 11, 2021As someone who went to the OLD ballpark, Progressive field is an absolute joy. Spacious, memorable, and beautiful, you won’t be disappointed with catching a game or event!
Island BruinSeptember 25, 2016On the edge of downtown. Great food selections, good sight lines. You can get into the right field area 2 hours before weekend games, but the rest of the stadium is closed until 1 hour prior.
Hot dog is 3 buckaroos unless its dollar dog night, which I suggest you go to! Get 2 big cookies for 2.50 not bad. Beer? Forget it. Tall can of Pabst = 10 bucks? Haha. Unless you have money to waste!
Ryan ButcherAugust 2, 2016We had a great time with the family. It was Slider's bday so it was Kids' Day. Great clubhouse for them to play in and they got to run the bases.
James MersolJuly 15, 2016Since the renovation a few years ago, the options for food are amazing - hot dogs are the old standby, but be sure to check out the stands on the third base side!
Discover OhioMarch 7, 2012If you're in Cleveland and it's baseball season, you have to check out one of the coolest parks in the country! And, of course, they have awesome food and drink - and even some pretty cool music!
The Ritz-CarltonApril 15, 2016It’s not just about the baseball. Progressive Field is ranked one of Cleveland’s top five places for hot dogs, and is famous for its Dollar Dog Night on select evenings.- Ivo TzvetkovAugust 14, 2019Experience dollar dog night or see the post-game fireworks during the summer weekends. A great place to watch world class baseball with a spectacular backdrop of the city’s skyline.
Mike GOctober 4, 2015Bertman's Mustard, local craft beer, lots of lights, awesome post night game fireworks....you gotta come here!!!!- Cooper SmithAugust 16, 2011Check out the Indians museum in Center Field....if you're like me, you'll be amazed at how many players have been on the Tribe throughout the years
The District is pretty awesome. It's like the best bar next to the stadium got annexed when the stadium was expanded around it.
Jon PaschalAugust 29, 2017Me and my uncle had a great time at the Progressive Field Stadium to see a baseball game Cleveland Indians vs Boston Red Sox
Michael HoldsworthJanuary 26, 2018Have a walk round, you can stand behind the batter provided it's clear. Or try and get on the standing section.- Hear that beating drum? Super fan John Adams has been rooting the Indians to victory atop the bleachers for over 30 years!
Kevin VincentDecember 31, 2014Beautiful open air stadium. Lots of seating. The road construction makes it a bit confusing to get to the parking lots near the stadium.- Jeff GrandstaffSeptember 7, 2018A great ballpark! Awesome food and friendly staff! Thanks for a very memorable experience! Cleveland rocks! ⚾️ ❤️⚾️
I find this baseball park is full quirks. Some good some bad. Not a fan of the front suites, but love the lower bowl sight lines.
Sports IllustratedJuly 20, 2013The Indians’ official colors might not include green, but they are green-friendly! Cleveland was the first AL team to install solar panels on their stadium. Read more
Nancy ErhardtMay 26, 2017Had a great night at the ball yard while my niece was visiting from Kuwait. We all had a great time. I want my ashes spread on Jacobs Field!
Matt CroweAugust 23, 2017Right field section opens early, plenty of time to watch BP and get something to eat from one of the local food options
Victoria DrazdikJuly 22, 2017The fireworks display last night was absolutely incredible! The Rock-N-Blast is definitely worth staying for.
HISTORYJuly 19, 2010Progressive Field is home to the Cleveland Indians and was originally named Jacobs Field when it was opened in 1994. It set a record by selling out 455 straight games from 1995-2001.
- Nicole CyngierJuly 16, 2016Go to Victory alley before and after the games! Right on Bolivar and great food and great service!!! Huge local beer selection!
Jake SmithJuly 28, 2013Yes, that is a nacho helmet. Yes, that means it is a batting helmet filled with nachos. Yes, you get to keep the helmet. Yes, you should get one.
Zachary WinnieSeptember 3, 2012Great, clean stadium with a great view of the city past center field. Tickets were cheap through StubHub for seats behind home plate.
House of Blues, ClevelandDecember 1, 2011Snow Days!! You can go ice skating, snow tube down the batterhorn, hang w/ Slider & the Hot Dog mascots, even sit in the dugouts! Very cool experience, check it out this winter!
House of BluesDecember 2, 2011Snow Days!! You can go ice skating, snow tube down the batterhorn, hang w/ Slider & the Hot Dog mascots, even sit in the dugouts! Very cool experience, check it out this winter!
Brittany FarrellAugust 8, 2012Spring for the "all you can eat seats" totally worth $32, hotdogs nachos pop peanuts popcorn and jerky (if u get there early)- New video display is AMAZEBALLS. In-game scoreboard has so much play-by-play pitcher/batter detail; yet so easy to grok.
FanBridgeAugust 3, 2011We still call it The Jake. Did you know the Indians were named to SportsBusiness Journal's list of 20 Great Uses of Social Media in Sports? The Indians Social Suite seats 12 with a wait list over 200!- The Food Network's "Build Your Own Hot Dog/Sausage" stand by section 157 is amazingly delicious and also the best bang for your buck in the stadium.
Splurge a little and go for a superdog or italian sausage with peppers and onions from section 113. You won't regret it!- Tracy VApril 7, 2016No more gluten free buns or gluten free beer at the ballpark. The recent "renovations" apparently took those options away.
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Progressive Field is home to the Cleveland Indians, one of the four Charter members of the American League (established in 1901). The Indians organization has provided superior customer service and entertainment to over 40 million fans at Progressive Field since the gates first opened in 1994.
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"Buy a club seat for an Indians game, and enjoy an all you can eat meal and non-alcoholic drinks with your purchase. Alcohol separate charge but enjoy several specials all season"
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"Every friday there is an $11 lunch buffet. Good selection, no tax or tip. Vist 5x for a freebie. Definately going back."
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