Support your team along with the dinosaurs from Ed’s Dinosaurs Live. This is a fireworks night too!

Join Ed’s Dinosaurs Live where you can cheer for your beloved team alongside our prehistoric pals! We're excited to have you with us for a thrilling time at the game.

Join Ed’s Dinosaurs Live where you can cheer for your beloved team alongside our prehistoric pals! We're excited to have you with us for a thrilling time at the game.

Join Ed's Dinosaurs Live on Sunday Funday it's all about the kids! Bring the family to the ballpark to close out the weekend with your favorite Dinosaurs.  Watch the most exciting thing to happen to baseball in 65 million years. Kids can run the bases following the conclusion of the game and everyone can play catch in the outfield!

Come and join Ed’s Dinosaurs Live and our incredible prehistoric friends as we rally together to cheer on the Red Wings to victory. We can't wait to have you join us for an unforgettable experience!

Dinos at the Diamond Night!

It’s going to be dino-mite at Truist Stadium on Saturday, July 20 during Dino Night! Dinosaurs will be taking over and you'll be able to immerse yourself in the world of the dinos with interactive displays with Ed's Dinosaurs Live!

The Fireflies host Dino Night featuring Ed’s Dinosaurs Friday, July 19 to bring interactive, roaring fun to the ballpark

Come out and support your favorite team alongside Ed’s Dinosaurs Live and our prehistoric friends. Can’t wait to see you there!

Come out and support your favorite team alongside Ed’s Dinosaurs Live and our prehistoric friends. Can’t wait to see you there!

Come out and support your Minot Hot Tots alopngside Ed’s Dinosaurs Live and our prehistoric companions!

Make sure to join Ed’s Dinosaurs Live for an unforgettable experience as you rally behind The Great Lakes Loons, alongside your beloved prehistoric companions!

Make sure to mark your calendars for Saturday, June 29th, 2024, and join us at the Ballpark to passionately cheer on your team alongside the enchanting prehistoric guests from Ed’s Dinosaurs Live. Your support means the world to us, and we cannot wait to see you there!

Don’t forget Dino Night with the Amarillo Sod Poodles. It’s bound to be Dino-Mite pairing Ed’s Dinosaurs Live with the 2023 Texas Champions!

Who knew time travel technology was already here? Transport yourself back in time to when the Dinosaurs ruled the world as the T-Rex, Velociraptor, and Triceratops walk the concourse of Fluor Field!

Dinosaur Night

T-Rex roars back into Neuroscience Group Field in 2024! Enjoy an interactive fossil exhibit, fossil dig in the Kids Zone, and real life size walking dinosaurs

Join us for Beloit Sky Carp, a mesmerizing Minor League Baseball event that promises to redefine your expectations. From captivating presentations to interactive showcases, this Sport at ABC Supply Stadium in , is designed to leave you inspired and amazed.

It’s a prehistoric slugfest! Our Ankylosaurus will be squaring off with the Fightin Phils’ Phillie Phanatic for a dino-mite showdown.

Who knew time travel technology was already here? Transport yourself back in time to when the Dinosaurs ruled the world as the T-Rex, Velociraptor, and Triceratops walk the concourse of L.P. Frans Stadium!

Step Back in Time at The Spring Spectacle!

Step into a world where the past meets the present at The Spring Spectacle! Join us for a mesmerizing evening filled with Dinos in the Park on Friday, April 26th, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

Step into a realm of wonder on 21 Apr, 2024 at 01:35 PM. Carolina Mudcats at Augusta GreenJackets invites you to indulge in a day of creativity, connection, and celebration.

Mrytle Beach Pelicans vs. Kannapolis Cannon Ballers

The Myrtle Beach Pelicans proudly announce that they have uncovered a brand new dinosaur, the Pelisaurus Rex. The story of the Pelisaurus Rex began with a surprising discovery behind Pelicans Ballpark. During a routine excavation by the stadium grounds crew, the fossilized remains of a majestic creature were unearthed. After zero research and a brief consultation with a local 5-year old dinosaur enthusiast, it was concluded that the remains were that of a Pelisaurus Rex, a distant relative of the pelican.