The Great Falls Baseball Club, Inc., has announced the sale of the Great Falls Voyagers team to business group Enbar, Inc.
Great Falls is the smallest metro area with a professional baseball team, something the community takes pride in. The previous owners were committed to finding local owners who would keep the team in Great Falls rather than move the team elsewhere.
Scott Reasoner, the president of Enbar, said, “We have over 100 years of history here with the Great Falls Voyagers and being able to stay one of the only locally-owned sports teams in professional baseball was very important. It was time to find the next generation, and we knew when those conversations started happening, with myself and our partners with Enbar, that we had to do everything we could do to keep the team here in Great Falls.”
Reasoner explained, “We're going to immediately start on a large-scale, multi-year renovation plan here at the ballpark, a lot of graphics, painting. Expect a great renovation and new upgrades on what fans can expect when they come to the ballpark. New levels of service, new levels of products, things like that. It's going to be an exciting new time here.”
However, not everything at the stadium will change. Ticket prices will remain the same for next season, and the new owners are committed to maintaining and expanding community connections that have already been developed. The stadium already hosts around 40 organizations each year for fundraising events, and donates $50,000 to local groups.
Among the upgrades to the park will be new netting, a third-base deck, a play zone for children, and new food options at the concession stands.
Enbar, Inc., owns Enbär Craft Cocktail Lounge in downtown Great Falls, The Block Bar & Grill, Sidequest Arcade Bar, and Big Dipper Ice Cream.
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