Brighthouse Networks Field

Great ballpark! I was surprised to see the stadium so empty, especially on $ 1 hot dog night. Not complaining though because concession lines were short.
My boys had a great time and we all enjoyed some minor league baseball.
We had 4 tickets, directly behind home plate in the 6^th row and it only cost us $ 40. The Threshers ended up winning the game 14 – 0 over the Flying Tigers.

The stadium is great but the help needs help!
We went last night for the Threshers wing/​feeding frenzy night. The wings were really good but when it came time to go to the counter to order the «special menu food» that was all you care to eat, the counter help/​food was horrible. I stood there and said «hi»…they all looked at me with dead eyes so I said «hi» again and then got a «did you want something»? Ok… I let that slide and ordered my food, or what I thought was food. The Delco steak sandwiches had no taste and no cheese but full of grease… come on people!!!
The popcorn was stale and the cheeseburgers tasted like middle school food. Lousy… never again.

had a 10 am appt — they showed at 9:55.
quick install
better service and lower price than before I left Brighthouse.
THEY HAVE REDEEMED THEMSELVES+++

I’ve been here several times and always have fun. The stadium has a nice layout, and they definitely make sure that all of their guests are having a good time. They have traditional food vendors that serve chicken fingers, hot dogs, and burgers. But also some local restaurants like Dunedin Smokehouse offer pulled pork sandwiches amongst other things. There is no shortage of beer, cider, and even local craft beers. The Malibu buckets are worth every penny and hanging out at the Tiki Bar while watching the game as one of my favorite things. Go Phillies!

I love baseball and I love food, so this turned out to be a win-​win for me. During the post-​Spring Training months, for only $ 16 per head in season, one can enjoy a Sunday brunch and a Threshers baseball game whenever the Threshers are playing a Sunday home game. The price of this ticket gives you access to the suite rooms and a brunch! Granted, the food is ballpark quality, but it’s decent and very edible. Just a sampling of some of the food choices– blueberry blintzes, cheese omelets, scrambled eggs, bacon and breakfast sausage, sliced turkey breast, tossed salad, fruit salad, waffles, cookies, muffins, bagels, juice, coffee and tea! And of course what would a ballgame be without the all American hot dog with fixings!!! Oh, and they sell mixed drinks Mimosas, Bloody Marys, and Margaritas for just $ 2 !! They also offer beer, and every week this offer runs, a different beer is highlighted, also for $ 2. This time it was a 16 oz. can of Shocktop for $ 2! You cannot beat the drink prices. So, an inexpensive brunch, air conditioned suites, if you so desire, good old fashioned baseball, and a Thresher’s win, I’d say that I got much more than my money’s worth. Plus, I had a great time with friends. It’s one of the best kept secrets around the Tampa Bay Area!

Overall, a nice field house. Most all of the seats are pretty good. Quite a variety of food vendors, so you should be able to find something to your liking, though not organic. The people who work there are friendly enough. Spring training ticket prices with the Phillies are at a reasonable cost. The stadium and seating are clean and well-​maintained. One can even get up, and walk around the entire field without an issue. I went straight back to the center field fence for photos. Food and drink prices are as one would expect at a ball park, a bit on the high side.

We had a fabulous time at a few Spring Training Phillies games this year. We’ve never done Spring Training before, but we are life-​long Phillies fans and have always wanted to make the pilgrimage to Clearwater. It was everything I hoped it would be. Brighthouse field was clean and inviting, with lots of really nice touches like the palm tree Phillies logo on the end of each aisle. It was a beautiful small park like a minor league or college facility where you are right up close and even the highest seats are close enough to be in foul ball territory easily. Concessions were fabulous — I think I ate my weight in ballpark hotdogs, and for a Philly girl who no longer lives in Philly, it was awesome to see so much food from home that I miss. There was Tony Lukes and Tastykakes, Herrs chips and Yeungling beer. And the Wawa sign in the outfield was almost as exciting to me as the World Champion sign (I said almost!). It really was enough to make me cry. Staff was super friendly and the right combination of serious and relaxed. Also awesome beer selection at the World of Beer stand near the third base bag. That was a pleasant and super delightful surprise. I sure hope we get to come back soon.
The parking was great. There are several official lots right across the street from the stadium that cost $ 10. There’s a cool little free shuttle that will take you from the lot to the front steps of the stadium. Or, you can walk it, which is really like a five minute walk and pretty easy.

Another great game sponsored by Temple University Alumnai. A beautiful deluxe box suite loaded with food and beer is an amazing experience. They even brought out some veggie burgers for my vegan wife. It was a warm day and having an air conditioned suite to cool down was a plus. Looking forward to next years game. Go Owls!

Very clean, well staffed and a great variety of food and drink concessions to satisfy anyone’s taste.
Try the cheesesteak!!!

Went here for a Thresher’s game last summer & had a blast. Some covered seating, plenty of parking & concessions. However, recently went to a Phillies preseason game and bought Standing Room Only tickets because the game was sold out. I believe they oversold the tickets because we could hardly move & couldn’t see the game. Would not recommend SRO tickets

Bright house stadium is an awesome place to catch a baseball game. I’ve been here for local Thresher games, but today was the first time I attended for a Phillies game. Every time I’ve been here I’ve had a great experience.
There are plenty of everything for guest. Lots of good options, they now have Tijuana Flatts set-​up (which is awesome). They have a world of beer area, which is a great addition! I personally am very picky and only like ciders, they have multiple ciders to choose from. There are plenty of traditional baseball stadium favorites set-​up for hot dogs, peanuts, crackerjacks and much more. There are plenty of bathrooms, I’ve never had to wait.
The stadium has plenty of seating. Today we sat in the sun, with spring training and the time of the game. The sun here in Florida is bright, so we brought sunscreen. During spring training they have lots of vendors who walk the stadium with drinks and other snacks. Which was nice when we wanted something we forgot.
No matter when you come, you’ll have a great time!

Outstanding place to watch a baseball game. This was my second time visiting this ball park. Had really good seats for both games.
The staff we encountered were very nice.
Can not wait to do it again next spring!

Awesome pricing on Internet. Just moved here and working with a gentleman named Shawn who set me up for my apartment complex. Got wires mixed up on my part, but he jumped on it to get it fixed. Thank you!

The best minor league park in Florida, hands down! It’s too bad it’s the Phillies affiliate, but the park is beautiful.
It’s well built and like a mini major league stadium. It’s the 2^nd best one I’ve been too behind the Dayton Dragons stadium in Ohio.

Went here for the first time last week to watch the Threshers. Had a great time. I am not a die hard baseball fan but I do like the old style baseball game feel here. We have been to a couple of Rays games in the past and I felt very disconnected from the game. The Threshers game was just the opposite. Activities between innings. Mascot in the stands. It was just a really fun experience.
We will definitely be returning.

I went to Bright House Field a few years ago while I was on vacation, and I cannot remember a single bad thing that happened. I just remember having so much fun the entire time. It was nowhere near as crowded as I had imagined it would be. We had an easy time parking, getting our tickets, finding seats, using the bathrooms, etc.
My friend was a huge Phillies fan. We sat in the Tampa Rays section, because my friend really wanted to be as close to Chase Utley as possible. Back in Philly, we would have had to pay a FORTUNE to get that close.
One of the best parts about this place is the fact that I remember I walked away only spending $ 20 all together. I live near Philadelphia, so when anyone goes to a home Phillies game, they are spending easily over $ 100 per person on the whole experience after parking, tickets, food, etc.
For me, it did not matter if it was only a spring training game. I am happy to say that I saw the Phillies play live, even though I would never pay the money to see them in my home city. The next time I am in Florida and I am close enough to Clearwater, would most definitely go back. It’s a great place to bring your friends and family.

I ought to like this facility a lot but for some reason I can’t warm up to it. I think it is mostly due to parking. Parking is right across the street which sounds great but the facility is set far back from the street. So it feels like a ponderous trip to a large facility when it is really just a small baseball field.
The seats are comfortable but I actually prefer the festival sitting on the grass in center field. It’s a great spot to take pictures from if you have a camera with a long lens.
Anyway, I prefer the Blue Jays park in Dunedin for the Pirates park in Bradenton over this one. Still, it’s a decent facility.

A must do! I must admit wasn’t too pumped about the idea but it’s a nice field with great facilities and a great crowd! They have Phillies merch on sale and some other items that are unique for spring training. Tickets are reasonable and if it’s a nice day I would recommended grass seating for 11 bucks or so! Bring a blanket and enjoy the game. An hour and a half from Orlando, parking was ten bucks-​totally do able! As a phils Phan you will surely feel right at home

This is a swell ballpark with great sight lines from just about anywhere inside the stadium, and we walked and stood and sat in just about every section.
If you go during spring training and it’s hot and sunny (surprise, hot and sunny in Florida) note there isn’t a lot of shade inside the park. I wish I had pre ordered the premium box seats 1 – 2 days prior as they were sold out when we arrived at ticket window. Some of the premium seats had shade. I paid $ 33 for me and the kids ($ 99clams) and it was so hot, 89 today, that we barely lasted a full inning before heading out seeking shade and cool refreshments.
We never really found shade but there was slight breeze that offered relief on the berm or lawn outfield seats. These seats come at a significant lower price that the ones I purchased. #lessonlearned
On the plus side. Great sight lines of the game from all around the stadium. You can walk all around the stadium on main level, so try it. There is a play area for little ones down left field side of concourse, however this area offers little relief from blistering sun and was deemed «too hot» by my kids. A night game here would be great.
On the negative side, we are American League fans so largely we came to see the Philly Fanatic mascot. We saw him, but not for long and did not get a photo. More Fanatic! Second, and this should knock this otherwise pleasant stadium to 2 – 3 star range was lack of decent wifi. I’m att and had nearly zero service inside park. Even when I found and activated the Brighthouse wifi it was slow and worthless. How am I supposed to Tweet and Unilocal w/​out my wifi man? And, this is the real irony, I’m pretty sure Bright House, namesake of the stadium, is a web cable wifi provider. Cue the Alanyss Morrisette Ironic song.
I’d recommend this stadium, just stay cool, find shade, and don’t Unilocal during the game.

Went to see a Spring Training game for the first time here. Inside, definitely the nicest minor league park I’ve seen. I went as part of an event that took place in one of the suites. You go to a small entrance and get escorted up to the suites, where there was a good sized room with couches and TVs. They had food setup (mostly mediocre, but awesome chicken tenders) and free beers (Bud products, Yuengling, Coors Light). It was even a giveaway day — a nice Roy Halladay bobblehead. The suite was run very well by friendly people. There are outside seats connected to the suites, with a great view.
Only taking off a star because of the poor parking situation. The stadium lot is a small one, so people have to park in surrounding shopping centers or grass fields and go on a long walk, crossing the streets to do so, and pay $ 10 for it.

$ 2 for parking, $ 7 for a ticket, $ 3 for an all beef hot dog and $ 6 for a huge beer adds up to a LOT of fun! My first minor league game and I certainly wasn’t disappointed. Even though I’ve seen more people at a Walmart at 3am, the small crowd didn’t deter me from having a great time.
Beautiful park, extremely well maintained, friendly staff, great food, and lots to do besides watch the game. The Frenchy’s tiki bar in the outfield was an especially nice touch. There weren’t a lot of cheesy minor league between inning activities, but oh well. You can basically come to this place, buy a $ 4 ticket and sit anywhere you want. They don’t care.
Plus after the game they had a live concert with two soul/​funk bands which was so much fun! Awesome music! All in all, it was a great night and even though I’m not a big Phillies fan, I will absolutely, positively be back!