Marvel’s Spider-Man 2: Where To Find Big Apple Ballers Stadium

In Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, players can unlock the Home Run! Trophy by finding Big Apple Ballers Stadium and rounding the bases. Many of the game’s trophies pop when players tackle boss battles and experience big story beats, but in traditional Spider-Man fashion, there are rewards for quieter moments, too. Having fun in New York is a big part of this game.

Big Apple Ballers Stadium is located in Downtown Brooklyn, the southernmost region of the game. It’s a surprisingly busy area with many collectibles, including one of Flint Marko’s Memories and the theme park at Coney Island that plays a significant role in the game’s story. Luckily, scoring a home run is easier than it sounds.

Big Apple Ballers Stadium’s Location In Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

Head to the southeastern part of Downtown Brooklyn to spot a big open area near the beach. You can find Big Apple Ballers Stadium at the location marked on the map above. The team’s name is even painted on the ground, making it easy to spot from a distance.

Unfortunately, the stadium itself is empty, and there aren’t any games on at the moment. However, the field isn’t off-limits to either of the Spider-Men, and nothing can stop you from rounding the bases and scoring your own home run.

Where To Round The Bases At Big Apple Ballers Stadium

To round the bases, hop down from your perch and stand near home plate; for anyone unfamiliar with baseball, this is the five-sided plate between two boxes, as shown above. From there, follow the white line to the right to find the first base and continue. Your goal is to make a full circuit around the diamond, rounding the base at every corner.

Once you have rounded second and third base, follow the line back to home plate to complete your run. The trophy should pop as your chosen Spider-Man celebrates his successful home run.

Other than the Home Run! Trophy, you won’t receive any extra rewards. However, you can still visit the home of the Big Apple Ballers and do this at any point in the game. It’s a fun little interaction, but given how important some of the main story beats are, you might want to save this for after you’ve beaten Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.