Dow Diamond

Awesome park that targets all baseball fans, not just little kids. While there is plenty of entertainment available for kids, the concourse is surrounded with video boards that display league leaders, stats, and starting lineups so that baseball fans can be well– informed. Clean stadium with tons of GA lawn seats and the ability to walk around the entire field. Cheaper concessions than Cooley Law School Stadium in Lansing. The only negative is that Midland is a ghost town. No real eat or drink options near the stadium with more than half of the businesses around the stadium being closed on a Saturday at 5 pm, which is ridiculous. You are better off planning to eat or grab beers inside the stadium rather than outside the stadium.

The field is great. The people are nice, the food is good, and the baseball is great. This is a top minor league ballpark and is a great park to visit!

Came here on Tuesday, August 4^th. I had a great time, tickets were only $ 10.50, $ 4 for parking, spent another $ 11 on lobster mac and cheese and a drink, which was excellent. I paid just about the same amount to watch a Major League Soccer game in Dallas, but this was just far more entertaining in every way, despite being single-​A baseball, I believe?
I will definitely be back.

Northern Lights Pavilion for 4^th of July — worst promotion ever. Web tickets claims all food and soft drinks included with your $ 22 ticket. Upon entry found out only two «meats» per ticket holder. You’re better off buying box tickets and hot dogs at the concession stand. They also ran out of hotdogs before the third inning. Plus the view is better from seats than the pavilion way out on the end of the third base line. Would give negative stars, but can’t.

Awesome baseball diamond, and great team! Clean restrooms, nice seats, and good shade at 7PM games. The chili cheese fries are the best I have ever had anywhere! I enjoy going here to see the loons play more than going to see the Tigers.

We were planning a trip to Western Michigan, and saw that the Dow Diamond got extremely high ratings from Stadium Journey, so we figured we’d try it ourselves. We ended up going to a game on a kids’ day, so we knew in advance that the stadium would be packed with school kids.
Parking here was one of the easiest places I’ve been to. We parked right outside the stadium for like $ 5 and were inside after a minute walk. Super easy and everyone was friendly working the lot. We entered via the outfield entrances, so we had to walk all the way around the stadium to get to our seats down the third base line. They had some nice fireplaces in right center and adirondack chairs located all over the concourse looking onto the field.
There really isn’t a bad seat in the house as the stadium isn’t big enough or poorly designed enough to offer bad sightlines.
Food was a little disappointing. While there were a crazy amount of options, the pork was just okay and the nachos were the same. I’d have to come back and try some of the other stuff since there’s just so much variety.
If you’re even remotely a baseball fan and you’re in the area, Dow Diamond is worth a trip.

As far as minor league ballparks go this is nice one. They do a good job at keeping the atmosphere fun in between innings and have quite a few different options of food and drinks to choose from. I would definitely recommend anyone to take a trip there to take in a ballgame or two.

Visited several times to see a baseball game. Great time with friends and family! Family friendly, warm, atmosphere. Highly recommend for an inexpensive night out!

I took my dad for a game and we were pleasantly surprised. It is a great place to see a game. The park and facilities are clean and new. The food is affordable for being a ballpark. They have a great variety of foods to purchase. We came when they had $ 1 hotdog and ice cream night, but even the other food items were affordable and delicious. The tickets were $ 9.50 each and they were seats right behind home plate. They have even cheaper tickets for the outfield lawn. The biggest sign that this is a great place to see a game is that the place is full of friendly locals (regulars) who are wearing Loons gear. For $ 9.50 a ticket, this place is a bargain and the staff works very hard to ensure that you have a fun night at the ballpark.

I came here with a group of native tri-​city people whom are all now living out of state. We all had the same reaction walking up to the ball park — why wasn’t this around when we were younger /​going to school? We were jealous/​nostalgic, yet happy at the same time.
This is a great stadium. It’s not as massive as an MLB stadium, but it’s got the same big-​time feel. It is an upscale place to watch a (long) baseball game at a bargain price.
There are numerous fireplaces located around the main deck, as well as food stands everywhere you turn. Staff was aplenty and very friendly. Unfortunately, the night we went was misty /​rainy, but each time we went down to our seats, there was a staff member ready, towels in hand, to wipe down our seats. Now that is good customer service!

I have gone to a few games and it is always a good time. Tickets are super cheap. I found the food and drinks to be reasonably priced as far as stadiums go. The entire stadium was very clean, even the restrooms.

Great place to see a ballgame … and tasty, affordable food, considering it’s a ballpark. There’s really no better place to be on a summer night in Midland!

Amazing brand new stadium. Seats are only 9 bucks and that’s for behind home plate. Lawn seats are 6 and include the entire outfield. Only downside is food prices are still high, unless it’s a Tuesday then it’s $ 1 for dogs, cokes, and ice cream sandwiches. Great place to hang out for some summer fun or a date. Definitely recommend if you are in the area.

Home of the Great Lakes Loons.
A single A farm club of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
A wonderful place to watch a ball game.