Equity Bank Park is home to the Wichita Wind Surge, the Double-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins. It sits on the west bank of the Arkansas River in downtown Wichita, offering great views of the action on the field and of the city’s core.

Wanting to get tickets to see the Surge? Wondering where to park? Curious about what you can do around Equity Bank Park? We’ve got you covered with this guide.

Players from the Wichita Wind Surge high five during a game on the field

Meet the Wichita Wind Surge

While the Wind Surge is relatively new team, Wichita has a deep baseball history, including past teams like the Wichita Wranglers and the National Baseball Congress (NBC) World Series, a historic summer baseball tournament.

Opponents in the North Division include the Arkansas Travelers (Mariners), Northwest Arkansas Naturals (Royals), Springfield Cardinals (Cardinals) and Tulsa Drillers (Dodgers). Teams in the league’s South Division are the Amarillo Sod Poodles (Diamondbacks), Corpus Christi Hooks (Astros), Frisco Roughriders (Rangers), Midland Rockhounds (Athletics) and San Antonio Missions (Padres).

Three boys pose for a photo with the Wichita Wind Surge mascot

Schedule and promotions

The Surge will open their fifth season on the road against the Springfield Cardinals on Friday, April 4. The team will return to Wichita for their home opener series at Equity Bank Park on April 8 facing the Midland RockHounds. Standard gate opening time is 60 minutes prior to game time with some exceptions.

From fireworks and giveaways to appreciation nights and pet-friendly games, fans will enjoy a variety of special activities throughout the season. The Surge will celebrate Independence Day with a spectacular fireworks display after the game on Friday, July 4, against the Tulsa Drillers.

The Wind Surge will host four weekday matinee games in 2025 – April 23, May 14, May 28 and June 11. The regular season concludes with a six-game series that wraps up on Sunday, Sept. 14.

See the full promotion schedule here.

Coors Lite Party Porch at Riverfront Stadium

Experience Equity Bank Park

Equity Bank Park is a $75 million state-of-the-art, multi-purpose venue on the west bank of the Arkansas River near downtown Wichita, on the former site of Lawrence-Dumont Stadium (1934 to 2018).

While the stadium is most widely known as the home of the Wichita Wind Surge, it was built with many uses in mind. The downtown ballpark has hosted everything from concerts to football and soccer games, as well as weddings and receptions, graduations and corporate trade shows.

The venue can seat 6,500 in the seating bowl plus 3,500 more on berms and picnic areas for a baseball game. As many as 18,000 people can attend a concert or other events when the field is used for sitting or standing.

Fan comfort was built into the stadium, from drink rails to uninterrupted views of the field from the concourse. Seats average 21 inches wide, making them some of the widest among minor league ballparks in the country, and roomy rows in the seating bowl mean you don’t have to get up each time someone walks out of the row.

Before you go, be sure to take a look at the park’s policies.

Parking

With more than 9,000 parking spaces near the stadium and along a downtown shuttle route and free Q-Line downtown transportation route, visitors can find ample parking for events. As roads may be congested, it is best to plan ahead when you drive. Identify where you plan to park and map your routes both to your parking location and the stadium. Handicap parking stalls are available on-site. Limited on-street parking is available around the stadium. The Delano and Downtown areas are walkable, with the Maple and Douglas bridges offering pedestrian walkways to parking areas east of the Arkansas River.

Find a map and other resources here. Parking lots and garages may have fees to park, especially during high demand times.

The Satchel Paige exhibit at the Wichita Baseball Museum sits on display while visitors look at memorabilia

Wichita Baseball Museum

The Wichita Baseball Museum at Riverfront Stadium opened in 2022. Housed in the team’s administrative building off the right field concourse and accessible from the River Plaza entrance along McLean Blvd., the museum honors the history of baseball in Wichita, including past minor league teams and National Baseball Congress World Series legends.

Riverfront Stadium Mural

Art

You’ll find more than a dozen public artworks by local and regional artists in and around the stadium. Walk around the exterior of the stadium to see the art installed at each entrance. On the south exterior wall, you’ll find a cast concrete frieze from the city’s former stadium that has been incorporated into an artwork called “Point Of Convergence.”

People walk through the roundabout in Delano during a sunny day

What’s nearby

Equity Bank Park is in Wichita’s Historic Delano District, popular area to partake in things to do, restaurants, breweries and more. The district is known for its historic charm of being part of the Chisholm Trail cattle drives and early aircraft manufacturing. Find places to play, stay, eat, drink and shop with our handy Guide to the Delano District and Things to Do Around Equity Bank Park blog post.

Wichita Wind Surge Team Store

Tickets

On sale now are single game tickets, season tickets and group seating. 2025 ticket prices start at $16 for single game reserved seats and $11 per ticket for berm seating ($9 for youth).

Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or looking for affordable fun for the family, a Wichita Wind Surge game at Equity Bank Park is just the ticket.