Richmond County Bank Ballpark At St George

it was great to go here to watch the Staten island Yankees play baseball and the brew fest

The ride on the Ferry was nice, and it takes you almost right up to the Ballpark. You have a good view of the field no matter where you sit.
My main problem was with the food, or should I say the lack of food. There were a ton of food vendor areas that were just not open. So, the few that were open had crazy long lines. I’m talking standing in line for over an hour for a hot dog or chicken fingers. Not worth it. Eat before you go (or eat after) and concentrate on the game.

There are no bad seats, so save yourself the aggravation and skip the all-​you-​can-​eat nonsense and get better food for less elsewhere before arriving (which we did*).
Dropped by with Goldstar
tickets and *no intention of using the AYCE portion of the $ 24 ticket (we did go to the separate table to redeem the hats) because we’d eaten throughout SI before arriving, but they had waters (which they took the caps off of) and chips (which they opened) so we stood on line to deal with the nasty staff (to their credit, the AYCE patrons were almost all equally nasty). There’s a big sign ‘no one is to take food out of the building, anyone caught will be written up’, and they also didn’t have the soda portion ready until about an hour into the game on a weekend, but made no apologies. They also cleverly put the AYCE section at the opposite end of the ballpark, and only serve from one side of the two-​sided table, then close an hour before the game ends.

«Let me root, root, root for the home team. If they don’t win it’s a shame…»
…and they didn’t win last night, but it was still a fun experience! This ballpark is clean and great for families. The seats were actually comfortable and the concessions were not bad in terms of quality or price. They had some Goose Island beers on tap which is always appreciated at a sporting event.
This stadium seems pretty intimate in size and it feels great to be sitting so close to the water. Would love to come back!

Great for the kids. anywhere you sit is a great seat. and tix are about 10 bucks.
for a nice night out, get on down to the ballpark!

Very nice minor league stadium view a great view. We enjoyed taking in a week day afternoon game here and watching the large ships pass behind the outfield walls. It was also summer camp day and the team really catered to the youngsters, which was a lot of fun. The kids singing along to the Frozen soundtrack or whatever Miley Cyrus song was played for the opposing team’a hitters was hilarious. Definitely a fun little afternoon to take the ferry over and see a game.

I’ve been here a few times for both baseball games and various events. The stadium is spacious and clean. The views of the skyline can’t be beat. We did a groupon deal for a game, which included all you can eat. It was served buffet style and the quality of the food was reminiscent of school cafeteria lunches. Although my husband had the chicken sandwich and said it was good. For a minor league stadium, they have an excellent selection of beer available. The bathrooms are clean and the stalls are plentiful. The games are a nice way to spend a summer evening. The stadium provides a great space for events. There is an annual beer festival here and I look forward to it every fall. I’ve been to a 5k event and a Habitat for Humanity ceremony here as well, and again the stadium was a great setting for each event.

Nice minor league stadium… beer and drinks at major league prices! They stop selling food and drinks early! I think they stopped selling drinks at 5pm. You have to park in the rear and they charge around $ 10. The prices for tickets if you want seats right by the dugout or the field is under $ 25 which is not bad. I do not believe they have any «home run sections» if you intend to catch a homer! There are ALOT of yankee fans in attendance just so you know! Either way, mostly everyone I spoke with were very friendly and helpful. You can’t go wrong watching baseball games!!!

This ballpark opened in June 2001 to major fanfare. It seats 7,171 fans and was built to take advantage of the fabulous views of the New York Skyline. It is located next to the Staten Island Ferry. It has easy access by Staten Island trains and ferry.
Ticket prices are reasonable so it is a very nice way to spend a weekend afternoon with the family. They have a large area along the left field line for the kids, complete with a bounce house, pitching area and basketball game. Really the only time they sell out is when they play the farm team for the Mets, the Brooklyn Cyclones.

I came here and was able to have luxury suite sitting. So thankful since it was raining out.
Obviously the view is amazing!
Since we were in a suite we did the all you can eat deal. The food came in those silver buffet trays where you have to lift the lid. I wish they put rags on the handles because it was very hot opening. The hotdogs were good. The sliders were bad. Burnt all around.
Warm beer was also delivered. Major bummer. But people who got beers from the concession stand had nice cold ones!
Bathrooms are clean and neat! Much appreciated for public restrooms.
The crowd is great also! A lot of team spirit!
Overall a good way to spend a Friday night!