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Fans will notice the changes immediately upon arriving with the change of the ballpark name to Palisades Credit Union, an institution with a long history of serving Rockland County residents.
“Change is good because the majority of these changes are a direct result of input that we have received from our fans during the 2015 season,” said Ken Lehner, team president.
Along the concourse will be a number of other additions, including more outside food vendors selling their products in Teri-Teri Steakhouse and Austin’s Restaurant & Bar. Teri-Teri will offer select Japanese cuisine from its stand on the first base side of the concourse. Austin’s will sell select items from its menu out of the right-field concession stand.
The Boulders concession stands will also offer new and improved food items with new creations such as the Walk Off Burger with homemade ketchup and cheddar cheese, as well as chicken Parmesan and barbecue chicken sandwiches. Other new foods include mac and cheese cups, grilled cheese with homemade chili and a cheesesteak dog.
Also this season, fans exiting the ballpark will not be permitted back into the ballpark unless instructed by a member of the Rockland Boulders staff or in the case of extreme emergency. There has also been a change in the smoking policy, with smoking only allowed in the Bridge Bar in left field.
Probably the most noticeable change inside the ballpark will come when the Boulders players take the field as they will don new home jerseys in 2016. The Majestic jerseys, which are the exact same ones that all Major League teams wear, showcase “Boulders” in a bright blue font across the chest, along with red numbers on the lower left side.
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