Afternoon baseball at SIUH Community Park is the version where you can actually see the harbour: ferries crossing behind the outfield, the Lower Manhattan skyline in full daylight, and a 7,000-seat park where the cheapest seat is still close to the field. This home date is a borough-pride theme day and ends with kids let onto the field to run the bases. If you are bringing children out on the ferry, take the day game.
What to expect
A daytime Atlantic League game with a family-heavy crowd, borough-themed promotions around the concourse, and a post-game base run for children. The walk from the St. George ferry terminal takes about five minutes and passes the Staten Island September 11 Memorial.
Good to know
- The Staten Island Ferry is free and docks a five-minute walk from the gates
- Kids Run the Bases takes place after the final out; queue forms near the third-base gate
- Daylight games give the clearest harbour and skyline views of the home schedule
- Bring sun protection; much of the seating bowl is uncovered
- The Staten Island September 11 Memorial is on the walk between ferry and ballpark
- Best for families with young children
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Common questions
Can children go on the field?
Yes. Kids Run the Bases is a recurring FerryHawks promotion that takes place after the final out on selected home dates, including this one.
Is the ferry free?
Yes, the Staten Island Ferry is free in both directions. The ballpark is about a five-minute walk from the St. George terminal.
How much are tickets?
The FerryHawks list tickets from $12 in sections 1-4 and 14-17; other sections are priced higher.
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