David Allen Memorial Ballpark

We're a baseball family and do quite a bit of traveling, so we've seen a few hundred fields. This was a nice setup, good ample stadium seating as well as some picnic benches and in the top deck, there is quite a bit of standing room past the front row of tables.Although it was cold (lovely February day) for baseball, it was still a good experience. The 1 room museum with baseball history was packed full of goodies to see. Consession stand was also good. The part that really made it unique though was the elevated train tracks behind the outfield. We saw a couple of trains during the gameplay. Fun stuff and definitely reminded me of Brewster's Millions, though thankfully, the train didn't run through center field.Oh last thought. Parking would probably be pretty tight for a packed stadium. I only noticed one parking lot, but we were only in town for the game.

David Allen is the small baseball park in Enid, OK where its biggest claim to fame is probably that the Junior College World Series of Baseball is held here every summer. I came here after a game in order to watch the fireworks that they do every year near the Fourth of July. There actually isn't very much seating as the stadium isn't very big, so if there is a big came coming up you will probably want to come a little early to ensure that you get a seat.The concession stand was okay. They have all of your typical things that you would expect to get at a baseball park, but they are really doing the bare minimum. I got the nachos and it was just chips with nacho cheese sauce on the side for dipping. I shared a snow cone with my friend and although they put plenty of syrup in so it was flavorful, the ice was not very finely shaved so it was difficult to eat.I likely will not return to watch a game here, because I am not a huge baseball fan. However, the stadium was clean and the fireworks were pretty!

Rudest staff we've ever encountered at a ballpark. Here for the 2019 GAC baseball tournament. This is our second year here and and they were rude then also. Especially the old lady ticket seller. She needs a different job.