With sports stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic, minor league baseball stadiums have been empty. Still, teams are finding ways to attract fans to  their ballparks in a new way. Many have opened up to offer curbside pickup for their concession foods. While it's not the same as enjoying a hot dog, popcorn or ice cream while taking in a game, it's something to hold you over and give you the taste of the park while you wait for the full experience to return.

Some teams are even extra prizes with the food purchases. 

The Clinton Lumberkings are giving out bobbleheads with a $25 purchase and the Sacramento RiverCats are giving a free bottle of wine with a meal kit. 

Restrictions are still in place in some states, so dine-in is not an option in many places, but teams still want to make their signature meals. Here is a look at some of the offers from teams:

The LumberKings started back up on April 30.

The World Famous Trash Can is now available from the Rochester Red Wings. The trash can is made of home fries, macaroni salad and meat hot sauce topped with a sprinkling of diced onions. 

The Cedar Rapids Kernels are offering carry-out baskets.

The Lake County Captains are offering a large menu for fans to choose from.

The Fort Wayne TinCaps have donated meals to those in need and on the front lines of the pandemic.

Your ideal movie menu can be provided by the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.

The Altoona Curve are getting in on the curbside pick-up fun.