UFCU Disch-Falk Field

Awesome coaching staff. My boys attended a week long baseball clinic/​camp and I was impressed. Beautiful stadium, clean, and professional coaches. A good time watching, even more fun playing (according to the kids)

Amazing ballpark and there is not a bad seat in the house! Texas Longhorns always out on a show and it is a wonderful family atmosphere. The vendors for food are not the cheapest but offer a variety of different fares for all ages, including beer now. Parking is usually $ 10 to $ 20 at one of the surrounding lots.

Sure, you might need to park in someone’s yard but this is one fine college baseball park. Great seating, site lines and plenty of food and drink (serve beer now). The only complaint I have is that on a day that was sure to sell out (TCU on the same day as football spring game), two of six ticket windows were closed. Great game day experience with video and score boards. My kids and I had to sit in GA which we never do anymore and they couldnt have been more happy with the overall experience.

One of the finest college ball parks in the country and home of 6 time national champion Texas Longhorns. Hook Em Horns! Great seat options and good food.

Great place to watch a Baseball game. Truly not a bad seat in the house. I was fortunate to get in the press box and enjoy a great game between Kansas and Texas. Texas lost on this night and I hate to see any of the LoneStar state schools lose to out of state schools.
We had burgers, quesadillas, dogs, chips, cookies, drinks, and more. Everything was nice and made me feel like a King for a little bit. Never really get spoiled like that, must admit it was kinda nice. I highly recommend you go check this out if anyone every invites you to a game with box seats, but I would also recommend a visit to anyone wanting to enjoy America’s Great Past Time.

This is a ok stadium. I have been to a few games here and being from AZ where we have a lot of smaller stadiums like this for spring training it still was a surprise to not have an outfield grass area. Also not much to choose from as far a food at the games. That being said its better to watch a game here then drive to RR so I will be back. Game 3 is to night so GO DEVILS!!!

Beautiful field. Not a bad seat in the house — some people even preferred to skip their seats and hang out on the lawn.
I’ve been to several major and minor league baseball parks across the nation, and guess what? This college ballpark trumps them all in the ballpark food category overall. Pok-e-Jo’s huge sliced brisket sandwich (you add all your own fixins) and an extra large jalapeño sausage wrap for like $ 7? Yes, please. Frito pie doused in chili and cheese and pickled jalapenos? Sure beats regular nachos. Beautiful spring day where UT beats a Big 10 team 18 – 0?! I’m in heaven.
Of course, no alcohol is sold, but you can tailgate by bringing some chairs and a cooler to the lawn or parking lot, leave it there during the game, and when it’s over — it’ll still be there.

Facelifts are a good thing. I remember old days watching or broadcasting games here when the roof would leak and you’d have to scrape the bird crap off your seat, after waiting in line for 30 minutes to pee in a urinal the size of your fist.
The new and improved Disch is cleaner, more spacious and just infinitely better than the old. Love the varied concessions, how you can get standard ball park fare like peanuts, pretzels, dogs and nachos drowning in cheese. But you can also get some dang fine burgers and sandwiches.
There’s always a nice breeze and shade or sun, depending on your fancy. In all seriousness, this is a better ball park than most minor league parks and some major league ones as well. Parking is wretched, but that’s to be expected and I won’t dock them for that.

So admittedly, I’m not a huge baseball fan. I guess in the grand scheme of sports, its players are less offensive than others so I can get behind it. So when the BF wanted to see a Texas game here, I grabbed my sports fan face and accompanied him
The fields are really nice, the folks are nicer and the ballpark is clean. The food is about the same as other ballparks although their burgers looked huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge. Definitely try to tailgate before as there are several people grillin and chillin outside the stadium walls.
All in all, I dig its close location, the fact that fans are super enthused and the salty, salty peanuts.

«It’s a long season and you gotta trust. I’ve tried ‘em all, I really have, and the only church that truly feeds the soul, day in, day out, is the Church of Baseball.»
– Annie Savoy
Sure, it’s spooky that there’s 108 stitches in a baseball and 108 beads in a Catholic Rosary. Some people hear that and give Jesus a chance.
Some people find out that I get to be the First to Review UFCU Disch-​Falk Field and it will make them believe in Unilocal.
You see, college baseball is my thing. And Texas is my team. And when I shuffle off this douchefactory this town has become, I can’t imagine any place I will miss more than Disch-​Falk Field.
It’s named after a quite generous local credit union, and the two Texas baseball coaches who managed the Horns for more than 50 years, «Uncle» Billy Disch and Bibb «Jockey» Falk. Bit of Trivia: Falk replaced the suspended Shoeless Joe Jackson in the White Sox lineup after the Black Sox scandal.
My sophomore year, a quite unremarkable year for Texas baseball, I made every single home baseball game at Disch-​Falk. All 38 of them. If you’re scoring at home, 38 has always been my lucky number. Ah, the Church of College Baseball. And my love affair with college baseball was begun.
For the uninitiated, college baseball is a unique animal. The timelessness of pure baseball. Aluminum bats and cobbled together pitching staffs mean no lead is safe — ever. The passion of college football. The egos of the minor leagues. The oldtimers in the stands mixing with a host of undergrads.
It’ll do things to you, if you let it. Make you believe in things again, if you let it. Make you realize that major league baseball is a blight on the soul of the world. Corrupt and ruinous. Fat and bloated. Too big to be real.
But not all is lost. At the college level? Well, there’s still baseball being played that will warm your heart. Baseball that will remind you of multiple definitions of the world sacrifice. That mashing a ball 500 feet can score just as many runs as a well-​placed bunt or a timely fly ball.
Two years of renovations, (the first since the stadium opened in 1977) are finally complete at Disch-​Falk Field. Friday, I walked up to the opening game with a lump in my throat.
Finally, I realized, this was the home that the love of my lifetime deserved. What once was aging and decrepit, rusting and depressing is now aglow, alive. It’s a home worthy of the 6 time College World Series Champions. Restrooms are now abundant and the concession concourse is fantastic. The term Field of Dreams gets thrown around far too often.
The problem with Disch-​Falk is, it’s exactly what you’re going to expect it to be. And if you never experienced the craphole that the Disch had become you’ll probably take it for granted.
This field, this game: it’s a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again.
I always was a Romantic.