Video: Inside The Duck Club
The Long Island Ducks mascot Quackerjack performs during the Ducks' home opener in Central Islip. (May 5, 2006) Credit: Patrick Oehler
While the kids are running around Suffolk County Sports Park eating ice cream out of a helmet, seeing how fast they can throw on the speed gun and not really watching the Ducks play baseball, season ticket holders now have their own distraction: The Duck Club.
It's a restaurant and lounge available only to season ticket holders (about 2,000 per year) and luxury suite holders. From the looks of this video, shot by Mario Gonzalez, the place is pretty decent.
The Duck Club seats 126 and is located behind home plate. It has eight flat-screen TVs surrounding the fully stocked bar. Plus, free Wi-Fi, thereby offering even less of a reason to watch the actual game.
On weekdays when the Ducks are out of town, The Duck Club is open to the public for lunch from noon-3 p.m. Here's the menu.
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Photo of Long Island Ducks' mascot Quackerjack by Patrick Oehler (May 5, 2006)
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