The Norfolk Tides open the season Friday at Harbor Park against the Durham Bulls, and weather.com’s forecast calls for temperatures in the mid-70s, partly cloudy skies and no chance of rain.

This Week at Harbor Park: Reliever Yennier Cano hopes to find form with Tides after demotion Yennier Cano, optioned Sunday to the Norfolk Tides, pitches for the Baltimore Orioles on June 4 at Seattle.

Fans navigate traffic around Harbor Park on Tides’ opening day While many people were worried about parking due to construction on a new casino, many Tides’ fans said they had no issues ...

MacArthur South Garage will be free for game attendees as well. $6 parking will be available at Harbor Park lots F, G, C and the Union and East Street lots. City lots are cashless.

2.Harbor Park - Honolulu City Marina "Dolphins at Play" The statue of the dolphin is in the harbor, west of the Anaconda Park. You'll find the statue north of the Onaga Maittime Fare restaurant.

Norfolk Tides fans can find new tasty treats at Harbor Park this season. New vendor Flippin’ Hangry features Filipino food such as loaded adobo fries and beef lumpia, its top seller.

Sports Tides fall to Durham before fireworks display at Harbor Park Norfolk batter Dylan Beavers, shown Tuesday, had three hits for the Tides in Thursday's defeat to Durham at Harbor Park.

The Water Garden at Spruce Street Harbor Park will have 125 social distancing seats available at a time, while the Garden Restaurant, which just opened at Cherry Street Pier, already has tables ...