AdventHealth Stadium (Rome Emperors Stadium)

"Visited this stadium for a baseball game and oh my was this Saturday night game crowded! Perhaps it was because of the weather (rainy at first) but the food areas were very close quarters and tight! On a positive note, getting parked, getting tickets, getting them scanned and entering, and finally the game itself were all very smooth processes. The staff at the food place we went to were kind despite being overworked, and the staff directing people to their seats were also kind. Despite the crowd, the Rome community was very nice and showed kindness in spite of the situation. I had a good time here!"

"What a great stadium. It's wonderful to go to minor league parks because everything is so handy. Not like going to the big major league parks. It hold 45 to 60,000 people. Here you parked and walk 10 car links to the main gate. They also have fun things out front for the kids to play on. Lots of photo opsis and statues and blow ups. The ticket prices are wonderful and everyone is a great time. Wonderful stadium"

"Rome has a great ball park, and it's a fun night for everyone. The views are great, the prices are good, and there's plenty of $5 parking. Beer and traditional ballpark food is available. The players and fans are friendly. The restrooms are spacious but could be cleaner. One neat element is that the between innings amusement host is a woman who keeps to the point and does a great job."

"We absolutely love attending games at the Rome Braves Stadium. You will pay minor league prices and get a big league experience! The baseball is quite fun to watch. At times, some of the Atlanta Braves will rehab here, making it that much more enjoyable. The food is always good whether at concessions or in a suite. We were fortunate to be able to attend as guests in the Coca Cola Suite with the generous Danny Waits. It was a great game and super fun atmosphere. Watch out for pop ups though because those players sure hit with some force. This year, I also had the honor of attending a game with 250 TOP NOTCH Floyd County School students. Katie Aspin for the Rome Braves was a superior host. Make plans to attend a game, and you will have a memorable experience!"