Sydney Blue Sox

The field. The grass is nice and green at the beginning of the season but by the end of the season it's not quite as plush.

Seating area. There are bleachers down both base lines which are not obstructed by the netting. The netting runs from behind one dug out through the other dug out.

The glass doors on the third base side contains a party room that can be rented out for private functions while watching the game.






Pirates Cove. A concession stand on the outside concourse that offers the basics: Hot dogs, chips, water, soda and other snacks like cookies and lolly pops. Prices are quite reasonable.









Getting to the stadium.

The ballpark is located in the western suburbs of Sydney in a town known as Rooty Hill. It's about 45 minutes from downtown Sydney.

Yes, you can drive to the ballpark but I took the train. The Blue Sox personnel make shuttle runs from the Rooty Hill station to the ballpark and back after the game (very, very nice).

Be aware, the Rooty Hill station is not wheelchair or stroller accessible. One must walk up steps and over a bridge to get to the street (those with a fear of heights be warned).