AT & T Ball Park Brick Town

The AT & T Ballpark Brick City, Oklahoma City is one of the jewels in the crown of many developing countries and historic Brick town entertainment. True to its name, the charming stone building adds old world charm of the tension on the ground.

Meet the standards developed by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, the Brick Town Ball Park is hosting the Big 12 Baseball Tournament in 1998 (with all the stage hosted a match in 1997), except for the years 2002 and 2004. It also hosts two games of the series where early Bedlam Oklahoma State Cowboys and Oklahoma meet.

The estimated 12,000 people to sit and is designed according to the ADA and Triple-A standards. It also offers facilities such as sports-theme restaurant, luxury suites and shops. The facility is leased by the Oklahoma City RedHawks. Replacing all the Sports Stadium, the AT & T Brick Town Ball Park opened as Southwestern Bell Ball Park Brick Town, and was then known as SBC Ball Park Brick Town before it was given its present name in 2006 after the merger with SBC former AT & T. Completed in spring 1998 at a cost of $ 34 million and was designed by the architectural design, facilities are excellent. The AT & T Ball Park is undoubtedly a stage.

Visit Oklahoma City sports fans can enjoy great entertainment at the OKC hotels. Most hotels offer a shuttle service to major destinations in the city and the city of bricks, where you will find the AT & T Ball Park Brick Town.