Coca-Cola Park — Attraction in Allentown

Coca Cola Park is one of the best parks in minor league baseball.  The park opened in 2008, hosting the Phillies AAA affiliate, and has consistently won awards for their food, promotions, customer service, and other aspects that make a trip to see the Iron Pigs such a treat.

After fourteen years, the staff continues to deliver quality, family entertainment at an incredible price.  There are giveaways throughout the season, bobblehead nights are always popular.  The park has hosted Phillies alumni and legends, movie and TV stars, and other celebrity guests for VIP meet & greets.

There is a great selection of craft beers in the beer garden located near section 108.  Cocktails, craft spirits, wine, ciders, and other beverages are available around the park.  There are two outfield bars, Tiki Terrace on left field and Kylr Bar and Bacon Strip on right field concourses.

A highlight of games is the Pork Race where fans can cheer on their favorite pork-themed mascot; Diggity Dog, Barbie Q, Ribby, Chris P. Bacon, and the fan-favorite Hambone.  Ferrous and FeFe entertain before and during the game and are available for pictures during the 6th and 7th innings.

There is a variety of great food, including outside vendors like the Gyro Company, makers of the best Gyro in the Lehigh Valley, and the Philly Pretzel Factory, makers of great pretzels.  There is a gluten-free stand that offers a delicious variety of foods.  There are also some Philly favorites like cheese steaks.

The chef for Coca Cola Park makes a variety of pork dishes, playing on the name of the team, including a layered parfait of turkey and mashed potatoes, Walking Taco (beef, cheese, salsa, and sour cream over a bag of nacho cheese tortilla chips), and a Bacon Brownie Sunday.  Check out the Pigs Food Finder for more.  There are also peanuts, hot dogs, and ice cream helmets for the baseball traditionalist.

A new annual tradition I wrestling night when a full pro-wrestling card is presented before the game.

Open year round, the team store has a lot to offer from jerseys and hats to plush toys and novelties.

The park also hosts other events throughout the year, such as a Cider & Wine Festival, Food Truck Rally, and other fun outings.

The entire park is staffed with helpful, friendly faces eager to...

wanted to share our experience of Coca-Cola Park’s Illumination holiday event!!! we drove an hour and 15 minutes to get there, there is nothing like this where we live so we really wanted to check it out. I was told it was there first time doing this event?! for their first time I must say they hit it out of the ballpark, pun intended. we went on a sold out night, so yes obviously big crowds, but to be honest anywhere you go this time of year has big crowds. And because of the stadium being so big, everyone is all spread out throughout. The lights are absolutely gorgeous, I couldn’t stop staring. Walking on the field was so cool, loved seeing the lights up-close. Thought they had plenty of benches as you walked around if the older grandparents needed a break. Maybe my only criticism is having more tables and fire pits for people eating and snacking!! the hot chocolate was really good, the cookies were hard as a rock. My daughter loved the hot pretzels!

I honestly think more sports stadiums should do an event like this, I think it’s a goldmine. I cant tell you how many things my family & I look to do between November- December, we love doing Christmas/holiday things like this.

shout out to Elsa for being so sweet with my daughter!! My daughter didn’t want to leave the playground LOL

Santa and the Grinch were also there :)

Also thought the ticket prices were very fairly priced, everything we have done so far this holiday season was more expensive. I definitely think you are getting your moneys worth. And if you are driving far like we did, there is a lot of restaurant options to eat...

Coca Cola Park in Allentown, PA is an excellent minor league baseball stadium! It is home to the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs, the AAA affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. The area has one of the most enthusiastic fan bases in all of minor league baseball. The stadium is usually packed to the gills and an awesome experience is to be had here. Capacity for the stadium is a little over 10,000 people. Sightlines to the field are excellent. There are many luxury suites throughout the stadium. The 100 level and 200 level seats offer affordable seats with excellent options. The outfield offers standing room only seats on the grassy berm. In-game entertainment here is great. There are all sorts of team giveaways and fan based activities between innings. When a home run is hit, “brick smokestacks” in the outfield blow smoke as a tribute to the region's industrial heritage. Fireworks behind the Coca Cola sign also go off. The team mascot “Ferrous” is very similar to that of the beloved Phillie Phanatic. Concession choices are plentiful here. There are local favorites like the pork racer and pork parfait. Your standard ballpark fare like popcorn, hotdogs, nachos, ice cream and soda can all be found here. The team merchandise shop is huge and loaded with all sorts of Iron Pigs merch. The stadium is surrounded by large parking lots. There is enough room for everyone here, but it can be slow. It is best to buy your tickets ahead of time online for a game here, because games sell out fast. A great time is to be had...