Great time at a good price.Parked in economy parking $5 . Shuttle to bring us up to our gate and after game Lee drove us right to our car.Gate to car service. Great food at fair price. Park is credit only no cash so be prepared

I recently moved back the the Valley and caught my first Iron Pigs game! My pups and I bought a ticket for Tail Waggin’ Tuesdays! We had a BLAST! Parking was convenient. Prices were reasonable. The park itself is pretty much immaculate. Even the lawn was full and flush! Thank you for such a great night! 🙏 🐕 ⚾️ 🐷

Coca Cola Park is one of the best parks in minor league baseball.  The park opened in 2008, hosting the Phillies AAA affiliate, and has consistently won awards for their food, promotions, customer service, and other aspects that make a trip to see the Iron Pigs such a treat. After fourteen years, the staff continues to deliver quality, family entertainment at an incredible price.  There are giveaways throughout the season, bobblehead nights are always popular.  The park has hosted Phillies alumni and legends, movie and TV stars, and other celebrity guests for VIP meet & greets. There is a great selection of craft beers in the beer garden located near section 108.  Cocktails, craft spirits, wine, ciders, and other beverages are available around the park.  There are two outfield bars, Tiki Terrace on left field and Kylr Bar and Bacon Strip on right field concourses. A highlight of games is the Pork Race where fans can cheer on their favorite pork-themed mascot; Diggity Dog, Barbie Q, Ribby, Chris P. Bacon, and the fan-favorite Hambone.  Ferrous and FeFe entertain before and during the game and are available for pictures during the 6th and 7th innings. There is a variety of great food, including outside vendors like the Gyro Company, makers of the best Gyro in the Lehigh Valley, and the Philly Pretzel Factory, makers of great pretzels.  There is a gluten-free stand that offers a delicious variety of foods.  There are also some Philly favorites like cheese steaks. The chef for Coca Cola Park makes a variety of pork dishes, playing on the name of the team, including a layered parfait of turkey and mashed potatoes, Walking Taco (beef, cheese, salsa, and sour cream over a bag of nacho cheese tortilla chips), and a Bacon Brownie Sunday.  Check out the Pigs Food Finder for more.  There are also peanuts, hot dogs, and ice cream helmets for the baseball traditionalist. Open year round, the team store has a lot to offer from jerseys and hats to plush toys and novelties. The park also hosts other events throughout the year such as a Cider & Wine Festival, Food Truck Rally, and other fun outings. The entire park is staffed with helpful, friendly faces eager to lend a hand.

I was very impressed by Coca-Cola Park. For a minor league stadium, this place has so much to offer and is very advanced. There’s plenty of seating, an activity section for kids, convenient parking, a lot of food options, stores, games, and more. The stadium itself is very modern looking, clean, and visually appealing. I particularly like how there’s an expansive outfield lawn to sit on and a little food court plaza near the main entrance. Throughout the stadium, there’s always a fun, festive ambiance. After the game I attended, I was even able to enjoy a post-game firework show. Everything about my visit to this stadium was excellent, and I highly recommend attending a ball game here.

Absolutely fantastic place to see a game. Gr8 food and not a bad seat in the house. The staff is friendly and helpful.

What an amazing time my kids and I had. The Iron pigs stadium definitely has the most Amazing selection of foods and activities for the whole family in addition to watching one amazing baseball game

Great minor league park. The seats are all really good and the concessions and beer are all prices fair. Some the food is also pretty good! Great little night out.

I can’t say enough good things about the affordable family fun with the Iron Pigs team- Matthew was amazing helping my daughter ring the iron! Food is cooked correctly and the games are always interactive with songs & games

Amazing park for a MiLB team. The Iron Pigs staff was all so nice and accommodating too even though we were in Mets gear. I'd totally come back to this stadium to watch the Mets and the Pigs duke it out again!

An overall success Friendly Staff. Great Ballpark food. Pictured; Phillies' Bryce Harper at Bat, during his rehab stint at Reading Iron Pigs.

Large stadium with plenty of food and beverage options. Area was clean and modern. Hot dogs were supreme. Overall great experience highly recommend.

First time at this ball field for a game. Very nice, well kept and clean. We were there for EMS Week, and had an entire private section that was catered buffet style. Outside of that, I would return. For another game. Fireworks at the end were a nice touch and decent but nothing spectacular, the kids enjoyed it for sure.

This was my first time here and to a triple A Baseball game. I had a lot of fun. Food was great and seats were awesome plus the Iron Pigs won the baseball game. Fireworks after were great, very family oriented and even had a spot designed for the kids.

Overall it was a nice experience for the 4th of july fireworks show. Tickets weren't expensive. The food was priced reasonably as well. I do wish they would have invested more money in the actual fireworks show. To be honest it felt borderline amateur. But was a good night nonetheless

My favorite place to catch a ball game. Inexpensive, accessible, and ample parking. If you like ballpark food, bring your appetite! There’s always lots going on besides the ball game at this AAA field. All around fun!

We had a blast! Line for craft beer was looking, so we got a brand beer and soft pretzel...was just fine. Bathrooms are clean...amazing for such a packed place.