Alex Box Stadium

This place is awesome. I get chill bumps every time I walk up the stairs and see the field. There is not a bad seat in the stadium. I love stadium food and they definitely have it. Some of the items are a little on the small side but has a large price. I can normal fresh a hot dog before I even make it back to my seat. On this occasion I had chicken tenders and french fries, and a bottle of water. It was $ 11.50. Luckily I had enough beers tailgating to not care how much it was.
I don’t even have say I’ll be back because that should be understood. GEAUX TIGERS!!!

What’s almost as good as Tiger Football you may ask? Tiger baseball of course. Catch a game at The Box and watch the next National Champions in action.

This is the best venue in the country for college baseball. It’s a beautiful field, very family friendly. Real baseball fans. All of the seats have a good view. The atmosphere is electric. The concessions are good. I wish they sold beer. :) they have many opportunities to buy merchandise and I take advantage. There are two playgrounds where the «neighborhood kids» play :) (all of the little tigers). My advice to make it even better. Add some screens by the playground for the parents please. If you love baseball, you will love to see a game in Alex box.

My biggest complaint is that they don’t sell beer here. Other than that the stadium is new and clean. The crowd is mainly older people and children. I was surprised that there were barely any LSU students there. The baseball field is well kept and it’s definitely fun to watch the game but overall it’s not really my crowd and I think it might be more fun to watch the game at a sports bar.

If you are an awful father who would rather watch a little girl’s stepfather pitch a baseball game than pay attention to your own family, you are probably like my partner and you will likely be here dreaming about what it would have been like to pitch in the big leagues. And if you do that, I’ll probably take time out of my day to mow your lawn. Someone needs to take care of the grass.
So why not one star? Because we don’t get to pick our parents. And LSU is probably the best thing this state’s got going for it anyhow.

Anyone who knows me is well aware of the fact that I am not exactly up to date on all things sports. So, with that in mind, I am thrilled to talk about the time I got to sit in some of the box seats for an LSU baseball game.
Raising Cane’s founder Todd Graves is a generous man, and decided to donate the use of his box seats to the nonprofit where I used to work. So, we gathered up several of the kids and their mentors and headed to the stadium for the game.
When we entered the box seats, the first thing I noticed was that it was nicer than my apartment. They had nice, matching furniture with a touch of art on the wall. What amused me was that there was a tv on the wall that we could watch the same game that was happening just outside the giant window next to the tv.
They prepared a spread of food for the kids of hot dogs and hamburgers. The hamburgers were well seasoned and I enjoyed them, and the hotdogs were hotdogs. The kids had an absolutely wonderful time, and really loved when Mike the Tiger showed up to take pictures with them.
Overall, I would go back for the box seats.

It may be blasphemous for a self proclaimed baseball fan that bleeds purple and gold to say I have never been to an LSU baseball game, but sadly until Saturday night this was the case. I have been to countless football games, basketball games and even an intramural rugby game at LSU.
Alex Box does an unbelievable job documenting LSU’s baseball success through out its history with plaques of All-​American Players banners of their 6 NCAA Championships, and a Hall of Fame inside the stadium. The Hall of Fame is free to ticket holders and stays open through out the 7^th inning.
The stadium itself is very nice, better than a lot of minor league stadiums I have been too. The fan support is also unbelievable! Tiger fans boo every ball and cheer every stike to the opposing team. «Geaux Tigers!» will be chanted through out the game and not 1 fan dares not join in. There are playgrounds on each end of the stadium for the kiddos to play. Ticket prices are dirt cheap! 5.53 will get you a seat in the bleachers if you are lucky enough to buy them without a scalper. (I paid 20.00 a piece for these as the game was sold out).
So why not 5 stars? Well the Tigers lost for 1 so that dampered my mood and no beer at college venues. I hate that rule as beer and baseball are like peanut butter and jelly. Overall though a great place to watch a game.

Watched LSU baseball in a pretty awesome stadium.
It was a comfortable seat, just wished I had a jacket. The wind was blowing right at us.
Interesting selections of food and non alcoholic drinks.
GO TIGERS!

Awesome! 52 years old and my first Live LSU Baseball game.
LSU — 6
Georgia — 5

One of the best college parks to watch baseball. LSU is always ranked near the top in college baseball, so if you are in Baton Rouge during the season and there are games going on, do yourself a favor and stop in for one. Try to get in the shade if possible. Typical ballgame food is available, but no alcohol.