Asheville Tourists Baseball

Americana comes to life

Average Rating

100

Band-box baseball stadium with lots of professionals working every aspect of the operation. Seating comfortable, and staff eager to please. Stadium announcer/team would do well to announce the hometowns of each of the visiting players. They do this with the home team, but a fair number of the fans I saw at the game were following kids on the opposing...

Posted by Gerald R on July 22, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

GOOD FUN BASEBALL, BUT HORRIBLE FOOD

Average Rating

40

If you go see the Asheville Tourist - bring your own food. The food they serve is horrible. What happen to the great ballpark hotdogs of yester year? Watching the Tourist is fun and entertaining. If you have to eat - order peanuts. They can't mess that up.

Posted by Bob P on July 20, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Great family evening

Average Rating

100

Minor league baseball is great, parking is free, ticket prices are low and the games are entertaining.

Posted by mattelrod12345 on July 15, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Great Southern minor league baseball

Average Rating

100

I've watched this team often over the years, most recently in June. As an Asheville attraction, the Tourists are essentially unmatched; the diamond is charming & venerable, showing its age in only the most attractive ways. Alongside the Greenville fans, these are the most knowledgeable & friendly fans you'll find anywhere - great place to take a kid or newcomer...

Posted by luckyband1066 on July 10, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

One of baseball's best bargains

Average Rating

100

Sat in Bojangles Dugout Suite- $30 gets you right next to the batter's box, a combo meal from Bojangles, snacks, unlimited soft drinks, and a personal server. McCormick field is in a pretty tree lined setting. I have seen MLB parks with less variety of beers offered. Fans are great and knowledgeable about the game and the team. An excellent...

Posted by Gatorken66 on July 05, 2013. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Munch peanuts and Crackerjack and enjoy some good ol' baseball at McCormick Field in downtown Asheville. An average of 13 Thirsty Thursdays are on the Tourists' home schedule. Beer is just a buck on these nights, and the crowd loves it. McCormick Field itself holds a lot of history - scenes from the movie 'Bull Durham' were shot here. Tickets range in price from USD5-USD9 and the season opens...

Posted on March 09, 2008. Brought to you by wcities.