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Food:

• 2 main concession stands contain an emphasis on local products- Auntie Anne's pretzels and Turkey Hill ice cream.
• Some food items were economical. For example, a regular size order of fries was only $2.75 and it was huge. A 20 oz. Turkey Hill brand lemonade for only $2.50.
• Good variety- pizza, nachos, chicken sandwiches, chicken fingers, hot dogs, and pulled pork sandwiches.
  
  

Parking:

• Free Parking
• Plentiful
  

Atmosphere/Character:

• The main focus was baseball. There wasn't too many in between innings contest or promotions. Barnstormers fans seemed loyal to their team as they rang their cowbells.
• Absolutely spotless stadium.
  

Seating/Stadium Design:

• Lawn seating
• Power Alley Picnic Area
• No useless middle concourse in seating bowl
• Stadium design seemed similar to Coca Cola Park in Allentown.
• Inside Corner Team Store
• Homerun Harbor- Artificial pond (looks more like a pool) with 10 bumper boats
• Clipper Magazine Stadium is used as an ice rink in the Winter months
• Richard M. Scott mural- helped bring baseball back to Lancaster
• Turkey Hill Birthday Zone
• Kids' Park-inflatables, rock climbing wall, and a carousel
• Rally-Roni- Fans shook a box of pasta to cheer the Barnstormers on when instructed to on the video board.
• 360 degree concourse
• Farm theme was not emphasized in this stadium. This could have helped make this stadium seem unique. There was a barn-type structure in the right field picnic area, but other than that, no other farm references.
• Video board in the right field fence
  

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