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About Sports Force Parks

You've Got a Guy here. For teams, families, and organizers, Sports Force Parks offers dependable, straightforward booking and day-of execution at two standout locations: Sandusky, Ohio, and Vicksburg, Mississippi (now Key City Park). Each site features high-demand outdoor turf fields, with Sandusky also housing the expansive Cedar Point Sports Center indoor complex for baseball, softball, soccer, and more. Whether you’re planning youth nationals, regional tournaments, or weekend showcases, we’ve got you covered with easy planning, reliable facilities, and trusted local partners.

Sandusky combines a 145,000 sq ft facility with a 78,000–75,000 sq ft main space for courts and games, plus a Championship Arena that seats up to 700. On-site parking is free, and Getting Here details help your crew roll in smoothly via U.S. Route 6 (Cleveland Road West). The nearby hotel scene includes dependable options like South Shore Inn for groups, and there are additional dining and service options to keep teams fueled.

In Vicksburg, now known as Key City Park since 2024, the venue opened in 2019 and continues to host significant tournament activity for hundreds of teams and thousands of visitors. It retains the robust field infrastructure and event-friendly layout that organizers expect from a premier sports venue in the region.

Across both locations, you’ll find practical amenities, clear layouts, and a straightforward path to securing your seats or slots. We can connect you with affiliate hotel and dining partners to simplify group bookings, meals, and stay plans—creating a smoother, more enjoyable event experience for players and families alike.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Locations: Sandusky, OH (Sports Force Parks at Cedar Point Sports Center) and Vicksburg, MS (Sports Force Parks on the Mississippi; renamed Key City Park in 2024).
  • Sandusky address: 3115 Cleveland Road W, Sandusky, OH 44870. Directions and map available on the park site. (Getting Here page) ([sportsforceparkssandusky.com](https://sportsforceparkssandusky.com/contact-us/getting-here))
  • Vicksburg address: 255 Fisher Ferry Rd, Vicksburg, MS 39180. (Neel-Schaffer project page; Visit/City info) ([neel-schaffer.com](https://www.neel-schaffer.com/what-we-do/projects/sports-force-parks-on-the-mississippi/?utm_source=openai))
  • Venue type: Outdoor turf fields at both locations plus Sandusky’s 145,000 sq ft Cedar Point Sports Center indoor complex (baseball/softball/soccer, etc.). (Facility pages) ([cpsports.com](https://www.cpsports.com/about?utm_source=openai))
  • Sandusky capacity: Championship Arena with retractable seating for up to 700; main space ~78,000–75,000 sq ft for courts/games; 145,000 sq ft facility total. (Six Flags CPSports pages) ([sixflags.com](https://www.sixflags.com/cpsports/tournaments-events/sports-events?utm_source=openai))
  • Parking: On-site parking provided at no charge. (Facility Guidelines) ([sportsforceparkssandusky.com](https://sportsforceparkssandusky.com/clubhouse/facility-guidelines?utm_source=openai))
  • Transit/directions: Access via Cleveland Road West (U.S. Route 6); nearest major airport referenced is Cleveland Hopkins International (CLE). (Getting Here page) ([sportsforceparkssandusky.com](https://sportsforceparkssandusky.com/contact-us/getting-here))
  • Nearby hotels (Sandusky): Examples include South Shore Inn, 2047 Cleveland Rd, Sandusky, OH 44870 (2 miles from Sports Force Parks). ([southshoreinn.com](https://www.southshoreinn.com/group-stays.html?utm_source=openai))
  • Notable events hosted: Sandusky venue has hosted large youth tournaments and was highlighted as a top ballpark; the venue supports events like national championships and large-scale tournaments (CPSports event pages; 2024 national championship mentions). ([sixflags.com](https://www.sixflags.com/cpsports/tournaments-events/sports-events?utm_source=openai))
  • Notable events hosted (Vicksburg): Opened February 2019; showcased significant tournament activity (thousands of visitors and hundreds of teams) and is now Key City Park per local reporting. ([sportsforceparks.com](https://sportsforceparks.com/news/ribbon-cut-at-sports-force-parks-on-the-mississippi?utm_source=openai))
  • Renaming/demolition: Sports Force Parks on the Mississippi in Vicksburg renamed to Key City Park in 2024; no reports of demolition. ([vicksburgpost.com](https://www.vicksburgpost.com/2024/07/11/sports-force-park-to-be-renamed-key-city-park/?utm_source=openai))
  • Seating/chart resources: Park Map page provides layout references for field/venue arrangements (Park Map). ([sportsforceparkssandusky.com](https://sportsforceparkssandusky.com/clubhouse/park-map))