AutoZone Park

My wife and I got set up with a couple of tickets to a Redbirds game through Teach for America and had a great time. We only stayed for about half of the game since we both had work in the morning but we had a great time! We both got t-​shirts and hot dogs along with our tickets.
The hot dogs were not the greatest but overall the experience is worth having again. I heard that you can get cheap tickets to sit on the lawn which sounds fun since that’s where all of the foul balls seemed to be headed while we were there. Could be fun for kids.
Even if you don’t really care for baseball, hitting up a game at Autozone Park is a great way to get to know an important part of Memphis!

This app says the stadium is closed today but there is a ball game going on. Great place and very family friendly

Nice minor league baseball field in the middle of downtown Memphis! Stopped here to catch a minor league game and had a good time. It’s a small stadium, with low attendance… so the lines are small and the seating is basically free for all (low attendance). Be prepared to be hot, otherwise it’s a good southern time at the ballpark!

This is one of my favorite places to go to in Memphis!!! My only complaint is the chairs are not comfortable and they need feminine product machines in the bathroom. I love the popcorn which is refillable and the cheese nachos are great. They have lots of great giveaway nights and firework nights.

Growing up in NY, I’ve been to several baseball games. From Yankee Stadium, to Citified, and I even went to Fenway Park. Now I understand that Major Leagues and Minor Leagues are different but AutoZone Park definitely has heart. I loved it. The staff was so welcoming and really proud to be the home of the Memphis RedBirds.
It was my first game in Memphis and I thought it was awesome. I’ve never sat so clost to home plate before at any baseball game LOL so that was cool! Also, after each inning, I like how they incorporated the viewers and children. I noticed that they do a lot for the kids, which I thought was great.
As for the food, we went on $ 1 hot dog Tuesdays so my husband enjoyed that. Water and beverages are movie theater prices but that is typical for a ballpark. Water was about $ 4 and slushes with the red bird cup was $ 7. Pretzels were about $ 5 as well. All in all, I had a great time and look forward to attending on a saturday to see the fireworks!

You don’t have to love or even like baseball or sports for that matter (me) to enjoy a Red Birds game at AutoZone Park.
They offer group packages which can include food at the pavilion, ours included endless hot dogs, cookies, chips and lemonade. I think around the tune of an extra $ 10 per person (don’t quote me on price but either way it’s the best way to go for food if in a large group).
I have been to a handful of games and LOVE to go with family, friends and co-​workers because it’s an expensive outing. One that allows you to engage with your company.
Unlike a basketball game — you can get up as much as you want — talk as much as you want… and not worry about anyone Ssshhhushing you. They even do a lot of audience engagement things — like throwing t-​shirts and dance cams.
The seats are more comfortable than the Forum’s and there are lots of food vendors to choose from.
The stadium and restrooms are always clean and stocked and the grounds are kept immaculate. It’s a beautiful stadium.
Evening games with fireworks are the best!

De facto baseball stadium in Memphis. The new renovated club section and suites are wonderful. New bluff place were a not mixed. The old bluff section where kids can have fun will be missed. Also like the new daily specials they are having. Tuesday $ 1 hotdog is awesome deal.

Cile and I did the $ 23 per person buffet for the 1^st time in the Home Plate Club area last night as the Redbirds won 5 – 0. Last evening the weather was suspect when we arrived and headed to the buffet @ 5:15. There were some delays in food prep as the entire meal was not set out on schedule. While the prepared items spread on the table were hot as should be, the majority of them were uninspiring & lacked flavor. The plan nightly I understand is to have a main entrée & sides along with a smörgåsbord of typical ballpark fare — hot dogs, barbecue, nachos, cheese & sausage, etc. Last night the main course consisted of Chicken Parmigiana, roasted potatoes & mixed vegetables. The main items had the consistency & taste of a Swanson TV dinner. Best part of the buffet were the nachos and hot dogs. The barbecue was ok too. Desserts scored well with an assortment of cookies & brownies.
Honestly think one night does not make for a true total review of this venue. Do not think the buffet is something we’ll take advantage of often simply because we don’t need the quantities of food provided. Nothing wrong with the concept that a little tweaking could make better in time.

What a great park! Let’s be honest it’s not a major league park but to me it’s much nicer than some major league parks. You can get beer and food and watch the game the whole time. Several million dollars were pumped into the park this off season and it should be even better! There is a wide variety of drinks/​beers available as well good food. Unfortunately it appears that the Rendezvous will not be involved this year the bbq nachos I saw looked good. There are grassy knoll areas to sit in the grass if you would like and tickets can be bought for a very reasonable price. Great family event also!

The newly renovated park looks beautiful. I can’t wait to try the upper terrace, a lovely Patio with cocktail tables, my kind of place to watch a game in comfort. This stadium has always received Kudos for being one of the best minor league parks in the Country, with the new upgrades it is really a great venue not just for ballgames but for Concerts as well.
I must mention the food, what a surprise! There is everything from a great hot dog, delicious Rendezvous nachos and OMG! do your self a favor and try the chicken on a stick. A foot long wonder of deliciousness. It has tender and juicy chunks of chicken breast, potatoes, red onion and a surprise, dill pickle on a skewer. They batter it in a light crispy batter and deep fry it (how could that be bad?) the kicker is, it is not at all greasy! I can’t wait to go back for another one.

This was my first baseball game and I really enjoyed my experience. Nice venue. They carry the usual Miller & Bud but they also carry Ghost River (large ran about $ 8). About $ 5 for hot dogs and the like.

Beautiful park! I was told by a few people who are more knowledgeable about baseball than I would ever be that AutoZone Park is one of the most beautiful minor league parks in the country. I took their word for it because there is just something about men talking about sports and using the word «beautiful» that makes me truly happy and filed the information away in my mind as «Things I Know But Really Don’t Care About» since I have not really had any interest in minor league baseball.
Then I came to town and the New Orleans Zephyrs are playing against the Memphis Redbirds. And I unwittingly took a Zephyrs fan with me to town. It is but of course that we had to catch that game. The universe deemed it worthy that this game should occur while we were there, and who are we to say «No» to the universe?
I saw why it is considered one of the best minor league parks in the country. Neat and organized with plenty of ushers to help if it were needed, it also has decent food options. I am also wowed by all the activities one can play before the games begin (and felt very sorry that I was not exactly in a sober state to avail of this awesomeness when we came). And best of all, the tickets are cheap!
AutoZone Park is most definitely a great park to visit.

A great stadium and a great team! It has such a personal feel to it. The crew takes such good care of everything it always looks nice. I always have fun rooting on the Redbirds! They have a great selection of concessions from the Rendezvous stand to just a plain Icee!

We don’t have a major league baseball team in Tennessee so minor league will have to suffice.
With that being said, named the 2009 minor league ballpark of the year this is where Autozone Park resides, in the heart of downtown Memphis, TN. I’ve been to several games, not a huge baseball fan but i just love the atmosphere on a sunny day with a cold brewsky and enjoying Americas pastime.
Autozone Park is one of the nicest ball parks i’ve been to. We usually sit in the box suites and we get the view from the back side of the homeplate. Their pretty catered to the kids as well with a little kids zone area towards the back of left field. I love the concessions especially the sausage nachos which are exactly from Rendezvous and they make them fresh each order whether you choose pulled pork, chicken or sausage. You can even just have it plain with bbq sauce and cheese if you’de like.
The stadium is pretty much set a few blocks from the FedEx Forum, Beale St and a block from the famous Rendezvous. I love this place and recommend anyone to go at least once and just enjoy the scenery. Go Redbirds!

What a beautiful park in the middle of downtown Memphis. The Redbirds were playing the Reno Aces, the D-​backs’ AAA affiliate, on a hot, sunny (and not particularly humid) Fathers Day Sunday. What a shame Memphis does not support the team better… the park looked deserted with only about one in every ten to twenty seats filled. It’s too bad because the park is really very nice… there are picnic tables, a sunbathing hill, even a boardwalk and playground for kids. Word is they are struggling, and the city is going to take over. Oh joy, that’s sure to end well. Well, if they fold, Memphis will only have itself to blame.

There’s nothing better than a hotdog and America’s favorite past-​time… Unless you don’t want to spend $ 5 for a hotdog… Maybe shove some in your purse before leaving your house… :) But seriously, I don’t have any complaints about this place other than the food prices. I guess I could complain about the Redbirds losing but that’s just mean. I love that Memphis has this team. It really gives Memphians something to do. The ticket prices are not bad at all. I recommend taking your whole family!

Great stadium right in the middle of Memphis. I saw Olé Miss play Memphis U (rather than the Redbirds) and had a great time. The park is very nice and clean, and you couldn’t pick a better location. So glad they didn’t stick it in the burbs like some had suggested.
My only complaint is that all the souvenir stands and stores were closed. What gives? I was more than ready to buy some Redbirds stuff for myself and the kids, but no go. I hope in the future they’ll realize that baseball fans are baseball fans, and probably want a souvenir. To make matters worse, they weren’t selling Memphis U stuff either. Go figure.

Ah, summertime. Lemonade, bbqs, the beach, and lazy afternoons. It may be the most enjoyable season of the year… unless you’re a sports fan. Why is it that all the best sports are Fall Sports?! And don’t give me the whole «baseball is a sport!» nonsense. Baseball is an activity. There was a study that suggested that a typical baseball game was only 11% action. There’s more action watching paint dry! So what’s a dude to do during the other 89% of the game? If you’re lucky, you’re at a venue as phenomenal as Autozone Park.
AutoZone Park is simply beautiful. In fact, I think it was recently voted as one of the best minor league stadiums in the country. Someone took a lot of care and effort to plan this park, and it shows. After you enter the main gate, there is an inner courtyard where they often hold activities before and after games. The courtyard funnels you into the actual stadium where the freshly manicured grass and rich brick façade are a stunning backdrop for the (hopefully exciting) game. There is a hill and/​or a picnic area that’s super kid friendly and you can also rent out a box at the top for special occasions. There are a slew of options for food and liquor and the prices are dirt cheap.
My only complaint with this place is the mascot and the hype team. Grizz has spoiled me for life. Every time i see Rocky, I honestly want to punch him in his beak. How can you possibly be so boring and you’re supposed to be imbuing the park with energy? Where are the tshirt cannons, the loud music, the give aways, the parachuting shirts, the terrible towels? The only thing that i see being terrible is Rocky’s performance! The stadium makes up for it be having theme nights, and I believe they shoot fireworks every Saturday night.
AutoZone Park is definitely a place where adults and kids alike can enjoy themselves… especially if you like heckling mascots.

In Kansas City, we have two professional ballparks — CommunityAmerica, which houses our minor league team — and Kauffman Stadium, which houses the Kansas City Royals MLB team.
You might be wondering why I’m talking about those stadiums in this review. I’m getting there.
At CommunityAmerica, with a super-​minor league team, things tend to be chintzy. The stadium is nice, but doesn’t seat all that many people. The concessions are basic but not inventive. The tickets are dirt cheap, but the play tends to be sub-​par. Kauffman, on the other hand, seats tens of thousands. The concessions are unique, the tickets tend to be pricey, and the play is professional. (Mostly.)
AutoZone Park and the Redbirds… are the best of both worlds. The park holds just enough people — not too many, not too few. The tickets are ridiculously reasonably priced. The players can hold their own, and the concessions are inspired.
It’s exactly what a baseball park should be. Intimate, fan-​friendly, and classy. And this is why I’d come back to see a game here anytime.

Solid stadium!
Being the AAA team for the greatest baseball team ever (St. Louis Cardinals), the Memphis Redbirds and their stadium are pretty damn cool!
I got a ticket for $ 20 and it was in the club level right above 3^rd base in the front row. It was in the shade and had awesome sight lines. I think any ticket in the stadium would be nice! Its right downtown on Union and 3^rd which was 2 blocks from my hotel which was awesome too!
Redbirds won, saw a couple home runs, saw a guy chuck his bat the furthest I have ever seen someone chuck a bat AND they ended the night with a good 10 – 15 minute firework display. Awesome time! Got myself a cool new hat too. Go Redbirds!