Sovereign Bank Stadium is so much more than just great baseball!  There is something for every one of all ages, and it’s certainly a great time when you’re a kid at the York Revolution game!  Check out everything you can do just in one night at the ballpark in Downtown York!  We hope to see you soon, Downtown and “DownTown” (the blue furry guy) are waiting for you!

The Weis DownTown Playground: There’s never a dull moment at the playground which shares the name of the best mascot in all of Minor League Baseball, DownTown.  A climbing net, slide, obstacle course, bounce house and even an antique carousel are just a few of the things waiting for you in the Weis DownTown Playground.  Playground wristbands may be purchased the day of a game, but remember, when you join the Rookie Revs, the Official Kids Club of the York Revolution, playground admission is FREE for the season!  To join the Rookie Revs, click here!

Snacks & Souvenirs: Don’t let Mom and Dad fool you, a night out at the Revolution game is about the most affordable family fun in town.  So don’t let them leave without a visit to one of our concession stands located throughout the ballpark for a treat, and definitely stop by the First Cap Team Store, the best souvenir shop in the Atlantic League!

Rookie Revs Kids Club: If you’re not a member of the only official York Revolution Kids Club, you’re missing out big time!  For boys and girls, there are a ton of benefits to being a Rookie Rev, including free admission to the Weis DownTown playground, FREE Revs stuff, exclusive behind the scenes tours of Sovereign Bank Stadium, a members only autograph session with Revolution players, the chance to play on the field before a game and an invitation to DownTown’s birthday party!  And those are just a FEW of the perks!

Baseball Clinics: Do you dream of playing professional baseball someday?  Well here is your chance to begin down that exciting road, on the same field that the Revolution call home.  Baseball camps and clinics at Sovereign Bank Stadium are a joint effort of the York Revolution and the YMCA, and feature professional instruction from Revolution players and coaching staff.