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Good news!
Admission is free.
There are no tickets. |
 Lowell
Park has fully accessible parking and seating |
However,
we do pass the kettle for donations, as the Cotuit
Athletic Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
corporation, staffed 100% by unpaid volunteers. We are
funded solely by private donations for our very
survival and hope you will help us by donating when
the kettle is passed through the stands.
info
about the games for spectators ... (game
schedule here)
Seating is open and unreserved at Lowell Park during
Kettleers games. Take any seat in the 1st base or 3rd
base bleachers, or bring folding lawn chairs and sit
along the outfield fence. Blankets on the ground are
fine too. Indoor rest rooms are located near 3rd
base (not fully accessible to wheelchairs). Under
the red hospitality tent, you'll find stat sheets,
schedules, 50/50 raffle tickets, baseball clinic
registration forms, t-shirt raffle tickets, collectors
items ... and much more. Visit
the Kettleers Store for team hats and shirts, gift
items, and souvenirs ... even umbrellas, just in
case. Stop
at the Kettleers Kitchen to buy one of the best hot
dogs you'll ever taste anywhere - grilled to
perfection on toasted, buttered buns. Or you might try
the award-winning clam chowder, chili, nachos,
grilled italian sausages, warm pretzels, or popcorn.
You may bring a picnic if you wish (no
alcohol allowed). If
you are coming with a special group or celebrating a
special event, our concession manager, John Cotellessa,
will happily help you plan a personalized menu for
your group. Just contact him in advance at
508-771-2558, jcotell@msn.com
for details and pricing. After
the game you are invited to go onto the field and meet
the players and coaches. They are happy to sign
autographs, pose for photos, or just talk baseball
with you. parking
and accessibility ...
Parking is limited ... so try to arrive early for the
nearest spots. Or plan to walk a several blocks.
Reserved space is available for handicapped parking in
the Lowell Park parking area nearest the field office.
The 1st base bleachers have wheelchair ramps and
seating.
the
Lowell Park experience ...
Enjoy the Norman Rockwell setting of
Lowell Park, where baseball is played in its purest
form by top collegiate athletes from across the
country.
We look forward to having you and your family and
friends visit and hope you'll come back often. We think it's an experience you'll
never forget.
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