What To Do After The Baseball Championship

Your team competed in the baseball championship and did their best, however you didn’t make it to the final baseball championship.  You planned to stay the entire time, and now you have two days left with no games to play. The kids may be feeling a little down and you need to lift their spirits. Also, your team is going to need some things to do, as it is too expensive to change flight plans. The following suggestions are some family-friendly and appropriate activities that you and your players may be interested in.

Site Seeing Near the Reno Baseball Championship

One good choice for the players in the youth baseball tournament is Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center. It is a uniquely shaped building playfully called the “hyperbolic parabaloid,” designed by the famous Reno architect Ray Hellman. It is actually listed as one of the National Register of Historic Buildings.

It has an exhibit hall with changing hand-on displays. It also has a 30 foot diameter, 60 seat theater with a digital star projector and large-format film projector, as well as a surround-sound system. There is a classroom featuring educational programs and gallery space for changing exhibits. There is also a fantastic gift shop. This big planetarium serves 44,000 visitors each year and is very inexpensive!

Wild Island is another great place to take the players in your youth baseball tournament. It is a wonderful family entertainment center in Sparks. Water, sun, and a whole lot of fun can be found here for everyone. There are water slides, pools, and other water attractions. Plus, there is a lot more too! There are go-cart rides, miniature golf, coconut bowl bowling alley, and a roller coaster. Call (775) 359-2927 for more information. Prices vary depending on the age of your players and the activities you want to do, but it is all very affordable.

Also consider Boomtown Family Fun Center, which is one of the most popular Reno destinations. Your players will love the Motion Theater, miniature golf and carousel. There is also a center just for teenagers as well. There is a climbing fall, Ferris wheel, flight simulator, and even more! It is located only nine miles west of Reno on Interstate 80 at the Boomtown exit – very easy to find! Call 1-800-648-3790 for more information!

Finally, consider taking the members of the youth baseball tournament to the Great Basin Adventure, which features a petting zoo, cool dinosaur exhibit, log flume ride, and pony rides! There is an arboretum as well. Located in Ranch San Rafael Park, it is open from Memorial Day until the second week in September. Call 775-785-4064 for to learn more!

Final Thoughts For After The Baseball Championship

These are just some of the great places your team can enjoy should they be eliminated early from the baseball championship and have extra time to spend in Reno. While it is unfortunate to be out of the tournament in the beginning, it also gives your team a chance to do some fun activities together and experience all that Reno has to offer.

Let your team know you appreciate all of the hard work they put into the season, and that the following couple days should be a time for fun instead of disappointment from losing out in the baseball championship. Be sure to take note of some of these great places and visit them if need be. The players in your youth baseball tournament will have a great time!

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