Telus Field

This is a baseball field so one’s appreciation of the field is really going to depend on what event is being held here. I’ve been here over the years for Trappers games and more recently an Edmonton Prospects game. I’ve also been here for a party during the World’s Masters Games (at which I was volunteering) and the field is a really neat concert venue as a result. It’s perhaps not as big as a bigger ballpark but it is certainly very useable and useful. Having sat in box seats as well as in the regular stands I can appreciate both. The field is parking and transit accessible. I like to just walk down to it from downtown as it’s a nice walk.
While I’m not a huge fan of baseball, I will admit that one’s enjoyment of a game here really has more to do with who one is with than the game itself for the most part. I think that the more dated aspects of the park would become renewed if we again had a higher league ball team playing here.

My wife and I volunteered with children wish foundation, selling ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ tickets. This was my first time there since elementary.
Good for families, great for kids and this year we have a great team to watch!

This is a pretty good stadium that hardly ever gets used now that this City currently doesn’t have a baseball team. The field is fairly large too and it may surprise some to know that it’s bigger than some MLB parks. It’s decent looking inside with posters of some of the big MLB stars that have played for our City, most notably the Trappers in their good days. There’s a lot of parking and it’s also easy to get to if you walk just fifteen minutes, which isn’t any different then seeing the Oilers (until the new stadium for them gets build).
I use to come here and got a chance to see the always charismatic Jose Lima before he passed away. RIP sir!

I’m not a big baseball fan, but I had a good time at Telus Field this weekend. It was a beautiful summer day, there were cool refreshments (including white flavoured freezies!), and even Jose Canseco made an appearance.
I really like baseball stadium service. Just yell at somebody and he or she will bring you a nice snack. Tickets were only $ 15 for a doubleheader.
Though the stands weren’t full by any means, the fans that were there got pretty into it. There was a good atmosphere and lots of entertainment between innings. The day I went was Bark in the Park day; people brought dogs with them. There seemed to be lots of other themed days for the rest of the summer.
The other reviewer noted that there isn’t much public transportation. I believe there’s an LRT station within fifteen minutes and downtown is also only twenty minutes away. There are also a couple of bus routes not too far. There may not be an abundance of public transport, but «non-​existant» (sic) is a bit of a stretch.

I have been to a few Edmonton Capitals baseball games here, and usually enjoy the park.
The seats are standard, hard plastic, but you never really feel cramped or crowded.
The concession has many good selections at a more than reasonable price (the grilled onions for the hot dogs is a great feature!) — though the service is often slow (and make sure you count your change).
My biggest complaint is about the transportation… theres not a lot of parking, and public transportation to the area is non-​existant.
But if you can manage to get yourself to the ball park, its a pretty good (and fairly inexpensive) way to pass a few hours.