RailRiders University is the youth baseball and softball camp program run by the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, the Yankees' Triple-A affiliate, at PNC Field in Moosic. Position-specific sessions give young players instruction and tips from the team's players and coaches, plus use of the HitTrax system in the ballpark's training areas. Camp dates, ages, and pricing are posted each season.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders at PNC Field directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Tommy61 NJUp on the mountain, parking is easy Able to do a 360 walk around the concourse only infield in covered seats are steep for a stadium of this side. Great big scoreboard in left center field.
★★★Bonnie HalstromMy grandson and I enjoyed the game and were happy to be there. The ticket prices were awesome! And we had great seats! But there was a number of things that I wanted to express my displeasure with. Firstly, the parking attendants, who were less than friendly, said that all the handicapped parking spots were “taken”. So we had to park waaaay out and the walk was a bit difficult. And once we got close to the handicapped parking spaces, a number of vehicles were taking up 2 spots (not including vans). The parking there should be monitored! And there should be more spots! Secondly, none of the workers in the stadium were particularly friendly. My grandson hit the nail on the head when he said “if I worked here, I would be happier than these people seem”. Thirdly, as many people have said, the food prices were exorbitant and the lines were ridiculous! After waiting forever, the hot dogs were burnt! Lastly, the players interacted very little with the fans and we were right behind the home dugout! If it wasn’t for my love of baseball, this would have been a disappointing day!
★Jason WilliamsThey do not have enough parking for how many seats they have inside. Excess parking is redirected to the Cinemark parking lot above, then they slowly shuttle patrons to the entrance. They do not check tickets past the gate, so seating is then not actually governed. This causes people to float around the whole duration. Arrive very early because it takes a long time to enter.
★★★★★William PatakyFantastic AAA ballpark of the scranton Wilkes Barre rail riders of the New York Yankee organization. This is a great ballpark with easy parking, fast entry and a great fan experience. We have gone many times over the years and never have a bad time. The concessions are inexpensive and they have a nice team shop. The tickets are inexpensive and sometimes you can see main roster guys rehabbing or the next up and coming star playing. There are also plenty of places to stay overnight right down the road on montage mountain.
★★★★Robert VailOkay park. 1st time visiting on July 4th. First off we looked up parking prices. Apparently it was free there until 2015. At the time they said they would charge $2 and use the money to improve the gravel parking lot. 10 years later and the parking price is now $8/car (no cash) and the parking lot is still gravel. Where is all that money going? We sat on the 1st base line. Sun in our face till about the 6th inning. I would suggest sitting on the 3rd base side during the middle of the summer. Food service was a bit slow. A decent variety of food. Only one spot serves soft ice cream. The ushers don’t control the stairs so people are up-down right in the middle of gameplay. My seat was broken (section 12, row 15 seat 13?). On the plus side the field lights were high quality and put on cool light show. The fireworks for the 4th were quite impressive.