GESA STADIUM

Date Visited:  June 28, 2011

Website: Tri-City Dust Devils 

Ease of getting in/out:  Excellent!  I walked (maybe a block) from the Holiday Inn Express mentioned below.

Customer Service:  It was just fine.  They let me go in and visit the stadium in the afternoon when I purchased my ticket.  Concession personnel were friendly and helpful.

Hotel:  Holiday Inn Express

Here's the field.  The net did not go around the seating area.  That's a good thing. 

There were lots of shopping centers and restaurants in the area.  Cousins Restaurant is about a half mile from the stadium.  It serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and provides food and beverage deals in the Saloon.  There is an IHOP, McDonalds, Pizza, and Panda Express all within a mile or so of the stadium. 

There are several local breweries within a 5-mile radius of the stadium.

Baseball Home Page

Washington Home Page

The outside of the stadium.

That white structure is a 137 ft high sunshade erected in 2007 to ease the sun glare and temperature to folks sitting in the stands (particularly third base side).

There is a $2 parking fee here.  My recommendation - stay at the Holiday Inn Express and walk over.

Other things to do in the area:

Ice Harbor Brewing Co

Preston Winery

Banners for the 2007 and 2010 Eastern Division Championship were posted on the first base entry.  

Proud displays of being affiliated with the Colorado Rockies on the third base entry (shown here).

Wide concourses. 

We were treated to a beautiful sunset even with the sunshade.

Here you can see where the net ends and non-obstructed views start.  It is just beyond the dug out. 

Nice seats.