Hadlock Field

Hadlock Field is a minor league baseball stadium located in Portland, Maine, United States. It is primarily the home field of the Portland Sea Dogs, as well as successful high school baseball teams of Portland High School Bulldogs and Deering High School Rams.

The stadium opened in 1994 and now it has a seating capacity of 7,368. Fans can immerse themselves in the action at the stadium, thanks to its excellent site lines and intimate atmosphere. The stadium is compared with Camden Yards in Baltimore for its brick façade and vintage aesthetics.

One unique feature of Hadlock Field is the 'Maine Monster,' that replicates the famous 'Green Monster' at Fenway Park, the home field of the Boston Red Sox. The wall includes a manually-operated scoreboard and has become a popular feature of the stadium.

Things to do at Hadlock Field

• Watch a baseball game: Hadlock Field is primarily known as the home field of the Portland Sea Dogs, so catching a game is a must-do activity. You can watch future stars of the Boston Red Sox organization in action and enjoy the classic ballpark experience.

• Enjoy the Maine Monster: The 37-foot-tall left field wall at Hadlock Field, known as the Maine Monster, is a popular feature of the stadium. You can watch as baseballs bounce off the wall or try to catch a home run ball.

• Grab a bite to eat: There are several concession stands located throughout Hadlock Field, offering a variety of food and drink options. You can enjoy classic ballpark fare like hot dogs and popcorn, or try some of the local specialties.

• Shop at the team store: The Sea Dogs team store, located at the stadium, offers a variety of merchandise, including hats, jerseys, and souvenirs. You can pick up some gear to show your support for the team.