Falcon Park

Definitely a hidden gem for baseball fans. The small park is tucked into the middle of a residential neighborhood. It’s a newer facility (or at least looks it) and there’s definitely a sense of pride with the fans here; which is refreshing to see for not only minor league baseball, but within upstate New York in general.
It’s about $ 7 for a game. Seating is general admission and stadium parking is free. Concessions are straight-​forward (burgers, Hofmann hot dogs, other classic ballpark food) and the beer selection is not bad (domestics, Saranac seasonal, and a few other medium and darker beers on tap). There’s also $ 1 beer night on Thursdays and sometimes other nights of the week.
It’s worth a visit for the convenience factor alone. You can get as close to the field as you would for a Spring Training game yet at a bargain of the price.

Falcon Park is a great little Single A baseball park. Dirt cheap beer and food, silly games in between innings, a hilarious mascot (Abner Doubleday), free parking, friendly folks… Why go to MLB games when you can go see the Doubledays?!

Falcon Park is a small stadium that’s home to the Auburn DoubleDays Single A Baseball Team. What they lack in size they make up for in atmosphere and service. This ballpark offers up a great community feel, everyone seems to know each other and if you don’t– the stadium is small enough that you’ll probably go home having made a few new friends.
Other fun facts:
— on select nights you can find yourself $ 1 beers and/​or hot dogs
— select innings you may also find $ 1 fries or cotton candy!
— the rest of the food is pretty standard ballpark food: burgers, fries, popcorn, slushies, sausages etc.
— goofy games & such between innings.
— Fireworks!
— Kids run the bases!
— Ball Player autographs before every game.
— Abner the mascot!
— Parking is FREE in the lot across the street from the entrance.