He held up a large box of antacids. I got it all. In a free moment, Kyle and I toured the ballpark. If you're looking for a place to take kids, this is it - even without the baseball game, RiverSide would be a fun spot for kids. Just outside the stadium there's a batting cage, a video game room, and a small shopping area overlooking the river.
Music plays on the sound system, people mill about, balloons line the stadium.
They have nachos, burgers, fries, pizza, and funnel cakes, all at reasonable prices. I worked with Nate and Dawn Austin, who control the multimedia sections of the scoreboard. The most amazing aspect of this whole process was the intense coordination required between not just Dawn and Nate, but also Chris Andree, the public address announcer. I worked with Chris in the second inning, running a few sound effects and announcing a batter over the stadium's public address system. I'd have announced another, but when you're working next to a guy with a perfect speaking voice, your own voice tends to sound unappealing.