Mississippi Mud Monsters: Frequently Asked Questions
aka: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know but Were Afraid to Ask a Monster
What if it rains?
Trustmark Park is basically a giant sponge in cleats—it drains 8 to 10 inches of water per hour. Our hardworking Mud Ops Team keeps the field covered as needed and game decisions are usually made right around first pitch.
If it’s raining when gates open, the game might start in a delay—but your group party, your catering, your good time? That’ll go off without a hitch.
If the game is postponed before gates open, you won’t be responsible for any pre-ordered catering charges.
Keep an eye on mudmonstersbaseball.com and our social channels for real-time updates, flash flood humor, and Fish-related distractions.
Does Trustmark Park have a clear bag policy?
Nope. Free the purses, fanny packs, and funky totes—clear bags are not required.
Bags are welcome, but they’re subject to search at the gate. Please leave weapons, outside food and drinks, and live bait (yes, really) at home. You’ll be just fine.
Is Trustmark Park cashless?
Sure is. We don’t accept cash at concessions or merch stands.
BUT, if you’re a cash creature of habit, we’ve got something even better: Monster Moolah—our own goofy, glorious ballpark currency.
It looks like swampy Monopoly money, and you can buy it at the team store or box office to use all around the park. Snacks, soda, sausages on a stick—it all spends the same with Monster Moolah.
Can I send a player a message?
Absolutely. Mail your fan letters, artwork, or your best monster pun to:
[INSERT PLAYER NAME]
Mississippi Mud Monsters
P.O. Box 97389
Pearl, MS 39288
How do I become a sponsor or throw a party at the ballpark?
From field-side signage to full-blown fireworks shindigs, we do it all. Want to celebrate your company, birthday, wedding anniversary, or cryptid-themed bachelor party?
Call us at 601-664-7600 and we’ll help you cook up a monstrous good time.
How do I play for the Mud Monsters?
All player decisions go through league rules and our baseball ops crew. If you’ve got the skills, check out the Frontier League’s tryout schedule and maybe we’ll see you on the bump.
How do I work here?
We hire seasonal and part-time staff every year, from fog machine operators to funnel cake experts.
Watch our website and socials for job fair announcements or email us to ask what roles are open. Join the swamp squad—we’re weird and welcoming.
How do I get a message read during a game?
Got a birthday or anniversary to shout out? Every group of 10 or more who books together gets a custom video board message with photo—just call 601-664-7600 to book it.
Limited additional messages may be accepted in person by visiting Customer Service behind Section 113 by the elevator.
Special surprises (like proposals or military homecomings) need to be arranged before game day so we can script it into our in-game production.
Do kids need tickets?
Children 3 and under are free if they sit on your lap. If they want their own seat (or their own corndog), they’ll need a ticket. All seats are the same price.
Can I exchange unused tickets?
If you’re a full-season ticket holder, yes! Bring your unused tickets to the box office and swap them for another game (subject to availability).
We recommend trading in before game day to avoid long lines.
Unfortunately, GA Passes and GA Family Passes cannot be exchanged.
Is accessible seating available?
Yes. We have designated wheelchair seating at the top of select sections. Let your ticket rep know when ordering, or call 601-664-7600 for assistance. We’re here to help everyone enjoy the game.
How can I watch or listen from home?
All games stream on The HomeTeam via the Frontier League Network—with Fish-friendly commentary and the occasional surprise moment. More broadcast details coming soon.
Where’s the best spot to watch fireworks?
Honestly? Every seat is a great seat. Fireworks launch from the North lot beyond left field, but anywhere inside the stadium gives you a front-row view of the boom.
What are box office hours?
The Main Box Office on the South Side of Trustmark Park (facing Sam’s Club) is open:
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Non-game days: 10 AM – 4:30 PM
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Game days: 10 AM until the 7th inning
Weekend hours may vary, so call 601-664-7600 to confirm.
Where is Will Call?
Any open window at the Main Box Office can assist with Will Call. Just bring your photo ID—and maybe a snack for Fish if you're feeling generous.
Is parking really free?
YES! Free parking is part of our promise to make Mud Monsters games simple and joyful. No parking fees, no app downloads, no fumbling for cash—just pick a spot and stroll in like a legend.
We don’t care what you drive in on—car, truck, airboat, or hovercraft—as long as you’re ready for a good time.
Is there a Kids Zone or bounce houses?
Oh, you bet. We’ve got a full Kids Zone with free bounce houses where little monsters can leap, tumble, and giggle their way through the game.
Just stop by the Kids Zone entrance and sign a quick parental waiver—then your kiddos can bounce as much as they want, all game long.
Important note: Sometimes the bounce houses may close for unforeseen reasons like high winds, lightning, or the occasional Godzilla attack. Safety first, fun always.
How do I audition to sing the National Anthem?
We love showcasing local voices.
If you're a soloist or small group, send your audition video to:
Macy Worstell, Marketing Manager
📧 [email protected]
Choirs and larger groups should email Macy directly to book a night. Spots fill up fast, so don’t wait!
Can I bring my own food or drinks?
Sorry, no outside food or beverages allowed (exceptions for medical reasons only). But don’t worry—our ballpark concessions cover everything from nachos to novelty eats, all served up with a side of weird.
Can I bring a camera?
Of course! Snap away for personal use from your seat or the concourse. Just don’t sell those pics without our written permission.
Tag us in your best shots on Instagram using #mudmonstersbaseball—we might even feature you!
Still got questions?
Call us at 601-664-7600 or email [email protected].
We’ll do our best to help—unless it’s after midnight. That’s when Fish gets cranky.