Space Coast Pride

Terrible stinky bathrooms, high gate fees, only 10 teams in the tournament, local teams allowed to have non-sub players fill in (because of a phantom e-mail) and paint to paint strike zones no-one can touch at any level. No wonder everyone is going to PG these days.

The admission fee is a bit much but it’s a great place for baseball with limited parking and no dogs it can be a pain but it was great for me because it was just me my son my dad in law and wife while me and my son got in for free because we are a player and coach and the admission wasn’t terrible the turf fields were amazing just make sure you don’t have your player slide head first and try to catch himself with his hand cause rug burns hurt lol but ovr great experience and would and will definitely be back

This was our inaugural visit to these ball fields, and let me tell you, it was a comedy of errors! First off, no scoreboards anywhere—turns out the scoreboard operators have gone on strike, probably picketing over lack of snacks. We forked over 12 bucks each for admission, which felt a bit like a ticket to a high-priced concert without the famous band. And don’t even get me started on the concessions! We paid over seven dollars for two waters—like they were sourced from a rare mountain spring! Oh, and we were informed that coolers are as welcome as a porcupine at a balloon party. To top it all off, it felt like there was a sunflower seed explosion—everywhere you turned, there were seeds. Quite the environment we found—greed is certainly rearing its head around here!

No parking, no shade, had to pay $12 per person per day, could not bring food or drink. Would not let me bring in fruit so we would have to buy their JUNK. Offered no good food and charged Almost 5.00 for one bottle of water! BUT THEY SELL ALCOHOL this was a 14U GIRLS Softball TOURNAMENT REALLY WHAT A BUNCH IF IDIOTS! Will never go back!

Soaked in urine and feces, the place is a biohazard! They are disorganized. The umps are unprofessional and the children that they have running. The administration are clueless. Save money time and aggravation and don’t go to this place.

Our child was selected to the All American Games. The skills assessment was a joke. “Scouts” were teenagers that were complete jerks to the kids. One “scout” cussed at the kids saying if you F$$&&king hit a ball over the net again I’ll F&$$&king make you get in the pond with the alligators. They don’t have the players run 60 yard dash which is standard for baseball. My son asked if they were testing 60yard times and was told that no cares what he runs the 60 yard time in. They don't have hitting nets set up for batting warm ups. The talent level wasn’t very good. We had a couple players who struggled to catch a ball at 14u. They charge $20 a day to enter the facility even on for a 1hr practice. It’s a nice facility and the opening ceremonies are nice but you really feel ripped off every step of the way.

Sorry but any game where bat meets ball, should be played on grass and dirt. All Turf Fields do not cut it. You got kids pitching off mats! Also no seeds and allowed...What is up with that? Too many silly rules here. Fields are not numbered. When I got there had no idea what team plays where.

We spent 5 days at this ballpark at the red and white fields. The fields are all turf and wonderful. Kids can play in the rain as long as there is no lightning. Everyone is required to leave the stadium if there is lightning. Their is a concession with typical items including beer. The restrooms at the white section were better than the red section that has portable restrooms inside a building. The stadium was easy to find with free parking. There are multiple eating places in close proximity to the ballpark. By the way, in Viera, you cannot turn right on a red light.

This is a very nice facility. The only bad part was the restrooms in the main stadium could use some work.

We played the fall nationals here and it was wonderfully run. Especially, when a team was caught cheating in the semi-finals and the USSSA staff had to intervene and escort violent parents out of the complex.