It’s always a big deal when the Travelers play the Naturals as bragging rights as well as games in the standings are always on the line. The Travelers and their fans hate losing to the Naturals, so make sure to be in attendance when these two Arkansas-based rivals square off.
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Atmosphere
When arriving early to an Arkansas Travelers game, take some time to explore the area around Dickey-Stephens Park. You’ll find a wide variety of bars and restaurants within walking distance of the parking making it easy for you to grab a drink or bite to eat before the game. Whether you’re looking to grab some brews or enjoy a steak dinner, there is a place near the ballpark for you.
Additionally, make sure to check out the outside of the ballpark before entering. The plaques on the wall honor the stadium’s namesakes Billy Dickey, George Dickey, Jackson T. Stephens, and W.R. Stephens. They also do a fantastic job of informing you about who these men are and their impacts on the game and Little Rock. You’ll also want to get a picture of the ballpark’s signature clock tower, which helps give Dickey-Stephens Park its unique look.
You’ll have a lot of fun exploring the neighborhood surrounding the Dickey-Stephens Park, so arrive early and make the most of it.
Billy Dickey, George Dickey, Jackson T. Stephens, and W.R. Stephens Plaques
Check out the plaques outside the ballpark honoring its namesakes. The plaques do an excellent job of informing you more about the ballpark’s namesakes, and they are a must-see for anyone taking in a game here at Dickey-Stephens Park.
Get a picture of yourself with the clock tower at Dickey-Stephens Park. The clock tower gives the ballpark a unique look from the outside and presents an excellent photo opportunity as well.
Dickey-Stephens Park Main Parking LotParking is available in the Dickey-Stephens Park Main Parking Lot for as little as $3. Get here fast though as the lot fills up quickly on game days.
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In Game
Dickey-Stephens Park is a beautiful place to catch a ballgame. The ballpark features wide open concourses, excellent sightlines, and plenty of unique features meaning you’ll love taking in a game here.
One of the must-see features of the ballpark is the Travelers Baseball Museum, which features artifacts from throughout Travelers history. The museum showcases the history of the Travelers as well as baseball in the Little Rock area and is a can’t-miss for any baseball fan.
Beer enthusiasts will also enjoy attending a Travelers game as Hook Slide Corner is a great place to grab some brews. The beer garden, named after famous Travelers fan Walter “Hook Slide” Bradshaw, features a wide selection of beers on tap, so stop by and grab a beer or two during your visit.
Finally, if you’re looking for some family entertainment at the ballpark, you’ll be in luck. The Kidz Korner is home to inflatables and other kids activities, and Dickey-Stephens Park is also home to a kids train as well. The young ones will also enjoy the Travelers’ mascots Ace and Otey as well making them a fun part of visiting the ballpark.
You’ll have a fantastic time attending a Travelers game, so get your tickets today.
Make sure to check out the Travelers Baseball Museum during your visit to Dickey-Stephens Park. The museum is home to artifacts from throughout Travelers history making it a must-see for any baseball fan.
Those of you who are taking the kids to the game will want to stop by Kids Korner. Kids Korner features inflatables and other kids activities making it the perfect place to take restless kids during the game.
Stop by and grab some brews at Hook Slide Corner. The beer garden is named after Travelers fan Walter “Hook Slide” Bradshaw, who was famous for hook sliding into a popcorn box base at the club’s old ballpark and is an excellent place to get a drink at the game.
If you’re bringing the kids to the game, then take a ride on the ballpark train. The trackless train is fun for the whole family, so don’t miss it during your visit to Dickey-Stephens Park.
Take a peek at the plaques from Ray Winder Field located inside the main gate. The plaques honor former Travelers president Max Moses, team broadcaster Jim Elder, and Ray Winder.
At Dickey-Stephens Park, you can watch the organist ply his trade at the organ behind home plate. The organ music helps create a fun atmosphere at the ballpark, so take some time to see the organ and organist during the game.
Kids will love the Travelers’ mascots Ace and Otey. The two beloved mascots get into all kinds of shenanigans during the game and are more than happy to take pictures. Get your picture taken with Ace and Otey if you see them on the concourse.
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