Lexington Legends Baseball

Baseball, beautiful park, and fun! We try to go to a few games per year and we always have a good time. My he games are never that crowded so you don’t have to worry about having to sit on top of your neighbor. The food is your typical ball park food! They have skyline chili dogs, always smell and look yummy but we stay away for the heart ha! You can get tickets same day as the game so don’t stress about not getting them the day before. Bring the kids and sign them up for the kids club so they get to participate throughout the game in the fun interactive stuff they do during the game. Lets Play Ball!

What !!
$ 1.00 Beer 25 € Cent Dogs !!!
Braves Grand Slam Dog. $ 16
Beer $ 10
I’m moving …
See you at the «BreedersCup»

Great place to catch a game and relax with my family. The park is a little small, but the staff was adequately available. The front office staff was extremely accommodating
and ensured we had the proper seating for our needs. We will be back soon!

Where are all of the local Lexingtonian reviews?! I know that we have all been here a time or two. From outdoor concerts, charity walks, Boy Scout events and my least favorite, minor league baseball games. If I do go to a game, I go during a promotional event. The baseball games have frequent promotions along with their reasonably priced tickets… Mondays Kids Eat Free, Tuesdays 37 cent hotdogs, Thirsty Thursdays ($ 1 per beer)… and many random events throughout the season.
The surrounding area that it’s located looks a bit sketchy, but the field and venue are very well kept maintained.

Had a really good time at this ballpark watching my boyfriend. He used to play for the Legends. and then got moved up to High A mid-​season…
But my time here was great! Cheap beer… EQUALS… Great time…
I did like the fireworks one time i was there…
Probably one of the nicest minor league baseball parks I’ve been to in my boyfriend’s baseball career.
And!!! I love the MUSTACHE!!! yay for players’ discounts.

While I was in Kentucky visiting my friend Jake I attended a couple of «Lexington Legends» baseball games. I’ve been to many single A ballparks but perhaps this one is my favorite. It’s a beautiful ballpark for it’s size. The staff was very friendly and the prices very reasonable. When in Lexington you should go to a «Legends» game.

The park is off the hook. Fantasic time, great seats. Only 3 stars because of the Taproom, PRAY you don’t get Nicole for a waitress, brutal, brutal service, the food was terrible. Second time in 22 years of marriage that I saw my wife not tip a waitress. Back to the good, wish we had a park like this in NW Illinois.

The Lexington Legends are a Class A affiliate of the National League Houston Astros.
If you are looking to get some cheap food/​beer, Tuesday is 25 cent hotdog night and Thursdays is dollar beer night.
If you have a chance, spend some time in the Kentucky Ale Taproom. Local brewer Alltech brews Kentucky Ale and Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale. You can watch the game from inside the club or on patio tables overlooking the action.
Definitely enjoyed my night out watching a Legends game.

Single A Baseball at it’s finest. Thirsty thursday is always fun if you dont mind standing in line for a dollar beer instead of watching the game. But if you really like baseball go on a weeknight and you can pretty much sit anywhere and see a good game.

A fun time, and great to bring the whole family along.
My wife and myself make a point of going to a few games every year. We now take our kid along as well since he’s old enough to enjoy it now.
They have a number of children’s entertainments set up in the park, away from the actual field, including a carousel and bouncy house. They try pretty hard to entertain kids and make Legends games a family affair. Seems to be working pretty well, as attendance at the games is pretty good and a lot of them are kids. Several times during the game they usually have some kind of on-​field activity where kids chosen from the stands play out some little game for a gift certificate to a local store.
The ballpark itself is pretty good for a Minor League park. Seats are quite affordable and you can be sitting front-​row near home plate for about eleven dollars per seat. The announcer is fun and has a good rapport with the crowds and the mascot «Big L» is always out entertaining the crowds.
The food is typical ballpark fare: peanuts, hot dogs, cotton candy, beer, pretzels. It is at a typical ballpark markup, so be warned (but I have seen prices even higher at some major league parks). The gift shop has a pretty wide variety of merchandise, but be prepared for fairly high prices as well.
The games themselves are entertaining and energetic. The Legends really play their hearts out there, and you can see the pro scouts in the bullpen trying to see who to recruit, so you know they’re giving it their all.
A very nice sideshow are the fireworks displays given several times each season as a promotion. After the game they have a large professional fireworks display for about 5 to 10 minutes. Even if the game was a loss, the rousing fireworks always have us leaving on a cheerful note.
All together, it’s a great outing for a family or even just a way to go have a nice afternoon or evening watching a ballgame.

We recently attended the final game of the season … the 10^th season for the Legends in Lexington … and had a wonderful time.
The crowd was relatively small but enthusiastic for the home team. Applebee Park has all individual seats, reasonably priced, with a fairly tiered grandstand which give an excellent view of the action on the field.
On field activities were fun & emceed perfectly by Microphone Mike. The staff had fun with the red-​uniformed opposition (Rome Braves) by playing «Lady In Red» when one particular Brave came to bat.
Standard stadium food, but the Kentucky Bourbon Ale was worth the trip even if you don’t know the Legends.
The staff thanked us for attending the game … with «staff» including the very gracious president of the Legends, Mr. Stein.