In Game
The Durham Bulls slogan is “known for baseball famous for fun, ” and you’ll have a lot of fun when taking in a Durham Bulls game. A Bulls game not only gives you the opportunity to see future major leaguers take the field it also provides you with a whole heap of entertainment.
You’ll be treated to lots of in-game entertainment including the Bull Durham Racers and the Diamond Cutters. The Bull Durham Racers feature all your favorite characters from the film Bull Durham including Crash, Nuke, and Annie and are a must-see for any fan of the movie. Not to outdone the Diamond Cutters will dazzle you with their dance routine during the seventh and are a memorable part of any game.
Durham Bulls games also are home to lots of children’s entertainment as well. Wool E. Bull is a favorite among young fans, and he even has his own play area that is filled with inflatables and other activities. If that’s not enough for you, then make sure to check out Ted’s Twisted Balloons when attending a Friday or Saturday game.
Finally, Durham Bulls Athletic Park is one of the best parks in the minor leagues and offers you plenty to see. The famous Hit Bull, Win Steak sign is located in left field and is a can’t miss for anyone who’s a fan of the film Bull Durham. The DBAP is also home to the Blue Monster in left field and a commemorative walk that celebrates the team’s history as well.
There is a ton to see at a Durham Bulls game as it’s home to some of the best in-game entertainment around, so head on down to Durham for a fun game of minor league ball.
Things to check out
Hit Bull, Win Steak Sign
Get a picture of the famous Hit Bull, Win Steak sign during your visit to the DBAP. The famous sign comes from the film Bull Durham, and the bull’s eyes light up, and he blows smoke out his nose after every Bulls home run making it a must-see for anyone attending a Bulls game.
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Blue Monster
It may not be nearly as famous as the Green Monster at Fenway Park, but the Blue Monster is still quite the sight to behold. The Blue Monster in left field is home to the largest video board in the park as well as the Blue Monster Pavilion, so you can’t miss during your trip to Durham.
Commemorative Walk
Make sure to check out the Durham Bulls commemorative walk. The walk celebrates the Bulls history, accomplishments, best players, and more making it a must-see for baseball fans.
Wool E. World
If you’re bringing your kids to the game, then make sure to take them to Wool E. World. Located in the right field corner, Wool E. World is home to inflatables and other activities making it the perfect place to take restless kids during the game.
Ballpark Corner Store
Pick up a souvenir from your trip to the DBAP at the Ballpark Corner Store. The expansive store sells just about any Bulls merchandise you could want, making it an excellent place to pick up a souvenir.
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Wool E. Bull
The Bulls’ mascot Wool E. Bull is beloved by Durham fans and is a can’t miss part of any Bulls game. High five or give Wool E. Bull a hug when you see him walking the concourse.
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Bull Durham Racers
Don’t miss the Bull Durham Racers during your visit to the DBAP. The Bull Durham Racers feature the three main characters from the film Bull Durham Crash, Nuke, and Annie, and are one of the best parts of any Durham Bulls game.
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Diamond Cutters
The Durham Bulls grounds crew are known as the Diamond Cutters and are famous for their dance routine during the top of the seventh. Don’t leave your seat after the end of the sixth inning as you won’t want to miss the Diamond Cutters.
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Ted’s Twisted Balloons
Those of you taking in a Friday or Saturday game at the DBAP won’t want to miss the opportunity to see Ted’s Twisted Balloons. Children of all ages will love Ted’s balloon animals, magic, and antics making him an excellent part of any Bulls game.
