Epicenter Sports Complex

I came here on a ‘Yasiel Puig’ bobble head night which was a Friday. It was my first Quakes game so I didn’t know what to expect as far as parking, waiting in lines and of course concession stand prices.
We got there right when the game started so needless to say we didn’t get a bobble head. They where only handing them out to the first 1,000 people. Come to find out people where waiting outside the gates since 5 p.m. I forgot you can tail gate at the ball park. What a rookie I am…
My one complaint is that the concession stand lines take waaaayyyyyy to long. We where in line for 4 innings!!! That’s right, it’s not a typo. Four innings we waited in line to get the kids and the wifey’s food and drinks. I couldn’t believe it, It seemed longer than that.
Our last disappointment came at the end of the game night when we sat and waited for the fireworks :(. Come to find out Quakes stadium only does fireworks on Saturday nights not Friday. Grrrrr
Lesson learned? Umm do a little more research?

Clean, friendly and fun. I enjoyed the Quakes game even though they lost. Better luck next time, boys! The kettle corn was good too and I got in with just some recyclables because of their drive going on. All in all, good place and experience.

We love coming here for Thirsty Thursday’s to see the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes! Good fun !

Big complex here. I was going to my first Quakes game and had never been here before but it was easy to find. Parking is really easy. I parked across the street and walked across. They have plenty of space. I walked on over to the stadium which is really easy to find. The only tall building in the complex. They also have baseball and soccer fields with a lot of trees to help keep the temperature down. The stadium is tight inside which adds to the atmosphere but makes it hard to maneuver with food in hand. Overall a nice venue to catch some up and coming baseball stars.

went to my first Quakes game yesterday! It was so much fun & such a nice experience. We sat about 7 rows from the field & my boyfriends uncle even caught a foul ball! everyone was really nice & it was just so affordable. definitely coming back!

The Epicenter is extremely clean, the staff is very friendly, and it has a great atmosphere for Single A baseball. The only problem I saw was that we had to duck about five times because of foul balls and there were a couple of drunks that the staff probably could have handled better.
Overall, we had a very good time and it’s a great place to take the kids on a cool So Cal night in the summer.

I have to admit that I was very disappointed by the epicenter. It’s poorly laid out which makes snacks hard to come by. Ticket prices aren’t great for a minor league game, though they’re not bad. I did like how they had players waiting at the gates to great you and sign autographs and they get an A+ for stadium naming (the Quakes at the Epicenter… lolz), but meh… I’ve experienced better. Will I go again? Der. There’s only so many baseball establishments in SoCal that you won’t get stabbed in.

If you look at my last review of Banner Island Ballpark in Stockton, you wouldn’t be too far off if used that review to appraise the Epicenter/​San Manuel Stadium. Like BIB, this too is a very generic California League stadium. Nothing particularly outstanding or terrible. Food is on par for this level of baseball, as are prices, as is parking. Cookie-​cutter!
That said, the low cost of attending minor league games makes the lack of frills worth it. In the end, you really don’t mind that you’re missing a lot of the niceties that Triple-​A and MLB parks have. I did, as others mentioned, appreciate the mountain backdrop of the Epicenter/​San Manuel Stadium.
The one thing that made this trip worth it – seeing Matt «THE BISON» Kemp on the last Single-​A leg of his minor league rehab. He headed off to Albuquerque after the game we saw. Kemp didn’t do much that night, but just seeing an MLB player among the Single-​A youngsters brought out a lot more people to the park than usual, which made it an enjoyable experience. Plus the Quakes (Dodgers) beat the 66ers (Angels), which was a nice bonus.

We went to the fireworks show July 4^th, 2012 & it was wonderful! We sat in a different location than last years section. We were in the lowest section on the first base side. The fireworks were awesome & I got excellent pictures. The ceremonies were very good, honoring the birth of our country, the military, and those who have given their lives protecting us. I really hate to rate other stuff but I need to. The first base side seems to get more attention. The announcer for this event is boring! Yet, the events leading up to the celebration over shadows him. All in all, it was really great
The fireworks were so awesome. I applaud the company and the people who produce such a fine show!

This is one of the nicest minor league ballparks in the California League. I came to see the San Jose Giants. Oh yeah, they were playing this team called the «Quakes». Seriously Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter is a beautiful High A facility with an awesome mountain backdrop similar to BYU’s home field. The field is meticulously maintained and kudos to the groundskeeper. The food choices are excellent any the outfield dining looks like great seats. We had player passes and they put us behind homeplate in the top section. This vantage point is a good way to see the entire field, the luxury suites as well as every pitch and every at bat.
RC is the Dodgers High A team and as a result they draw pretty large crowds. The game I attended had 5500 people and it looked as if the stadium could hold even more. There is a ton of parking, but PAY ATTENTION to where you park as it all looks the same upon exit and there’s no signage for the parking lots. The team store is also nice, though I can’t say I was sticking up on Quake merchandise.
The in-​between inning show is interesting. I’ll leave it at that. eg, if I said any more, it would ruin the experience.
The complex is beyond just this stadium. There are soccer and softball fields and the facility appears to be huge.

It’s a minor league park. Nothing outstanding in my opinion, but it’s fun to see a game here. They have a lot of fun things for the kids in between innings. We go every year with our church and usually sit on the third base side but this year we changed dates last minute so we got stuck on first base side. It was great once the sun finally set and it wasn’t shining in our eyes. Doesn’t seem to have a bad seat in the house which is always nice. The food options are good. Can’t really complain but nothing to rave about. It’s a good place to catch a fun game for a good price.

Came here for a graduation and liked the place. Easy access and parking and the place was ultra clean for a ball park. It seems as if all of the seats offer a great view of the field.

My hubby plays old man softball as well as soccer here. It’s a nice place, but gosh dang it, there are so many balls flying all over the place, hitting cars and people all the time! I got taken down hard by a soccer ball just a couple weeks ago. If I had taken my puppy with me she could have gotten killed. Also, I hate that when there is a quakes game going on, everyone has to pay for parking, even if your not going to the game.

We’ve been coming here every summer for Quakes games, and have never had a bad experience, even when the Quakes lose. Not a bad seat in the house, and the waitress service to the box seats is excellent. the Quakes offer a wonderful menu of dogs and brats, and decent draft beers as well. All brought to your seat by a pleasant and efficient server. $ 12 tickets get you within heckling distance of the umps. too. ;)

Ive been here for about 8 Quakes games and of course theres not a bad seat in the house, just like any other minor league park. Ive also played about 5 seasons of softball here also and it was always a good experience.

This place serves as the proverbial center of the sporting world in Rancho Cucamonga. It serves as the home field for the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, the Single A affiliate for the Angels, plus it has 3 surrounding fields for recreational softball leagues sponsored by the city. The fields are pretty well kept and they do a fairly good job at running the softball leagues, of which I have participated in for at least the last 12 or so years. The facility as a whole is a very nice place to bring your family out to enjoy a sporting event, since it is both clean and safe. I almost forgot, there are also 2 soccer fields and a baseball field as well, but I don’t have any first hand knowledge as to the condition of the fields or leagues that are run on those.