retail complex with several big box stores, opened on the site in 2008, eliminating the final traces of the long-gone park. Attractions Baseball City Stadium plus five other Ballparks, hosts two daily ballgames. Baseball City Royals, a Kansas City Royals' farm team, was the professional home team. Additional games are by amateurs including high school and college teams. Starting in 1988, Kansas City Royals held their spring training and exhibition games moving here from Fort Myers. Batting cages Bullpen, test your pitching skills Faceball Card Studio, have your own baseball card printed with pictures taken in any major league jersey Fielding test The Hurricane, a main attraction at the park, this was a wooden coaster and was carried over from Circus World. In 1990, the coaster was sold and moved to Magic Springs in Hot Springs, Arkansas and was operational there in 1992. "Taste of Cooperstown" exhibit, displays on loan items from the National Baseball Hall of Fame Theater, which showed the film, Great Moments in Baseball Super Bowl of Sports Trivia Boardwalk and Baseball's Super Bowl of Sports Trivia was a sports trivia show in a College Bowl format taped at a Boardwalk and Baseball studio by Ohlmeyer Communications and broadcast on ESPN from 1988— 1989. The show was hosted by Chris Berman and taped in January 1988 over a five day period its 31 episodes of its first season. References External links Boardwalk and Baseball at Florida's Lost Tourist Attractions Dizzy Rambler's Retrospective Boardwalk and Baseball History Defunct amusement parks in Florida Amusement parks opened in 1987 Amusement parks closed in 1990 1987 establishments in Florida 1990 disestablishments in Florida Baseball venues in Florida Defunct IMAX venues Sports in Polk County, Florida History of Polk County, Florida