Las Vegas Ballpark

Went to see the Enchant lighting. Very nicely done. It costs $30 for entry and 11 additional if you want to do ice skating. Not bad for a special seasonal event. There is not much off a line to enter and did not feel too much crowded when we went during the week of Christmas.

Beautiful display! I kinda liked the new entrance. Getting to the parking lot was a bear. Also I didn't like how the parking attendants were routing Enchant visitors to the farthest parking lot. The second time I went I made sure there were no sports events. It seemed like hockey players could park closer.

Fantastic Game Day Experience! We got VIP tickets through my brother’s office, and it was an amazing experience. The ambiance was great, and having a separate entrance for VIP made it feel even more special. Inside, there was a Chef’s Table buffet for $37, which included hotdogs, chicken sliders, soft drinks, water, and desserts. If you don’t want to opt for the buffet, there’s also a bar with a separate menu and an ice cream and cake cart. Each cake slice was about $10. We had chicken tenders which came with waffle fries, which cost us around $15 with taxes. I loved that you could choose to sit outside or stay inside and still watch the game while enjoying your food. Overall, it was a fantastic setup, and the VIP perks really enhanced the experience!

Beautiful Ball Park Fresh Feel, New Vibe, Friendly, Helpful staff, various food vendors, concessions, a few bars, TV's everywhere, you won't miss the action at the bar, or food areas. Kids, family areas,pool, and water park area, every seat is excellent, Club House is Awsome, Part Deck really cool, and great view area bar and food. Restrooms are plenty and clean. Recommend the @lvballpark @lvaviators Njoy FolkZ... #pcvi3wz ✔️

My visit to Enchant Christmas was absolutely amazing! The stunning atmosphere, mesmerizing light displays, and impeccable design made it an unforgettable experience. Everything was carefully crafted and enjoyable for all age groups. If you're looking for a unique and exciting Christmas experience, this is a must-visit.

Had VIP club access here. Amazing service here. AAA team but MLB experience. Got the buffet in the club area for $37 and was well worth it. Perfect for a date night. Parking is also a breeze here.

Enchant was magical! Beautiful place to take pictures and make holiday memories! A must visit!

The ballpark is a great place to see a game. There doesn't appear to be a bad seat anywhere. The tickets, food and beverages are very reasonably priced. All of the staff members I talked to were very friendly, professional and courteous. The parking lot is free and pretty well lit at night. I look forward to coming back again.

When it comes to ballpark's, the memories from Cashman Center make the LV Ballpark more enjoyable. It's hard, but I find myself comparing the two and remembering Vegas' baseball humble beginnings. I'm super pleased with how well thought out the operations are and how the ballpark is used seasonally. Beyond the normal baseball games, every winter we are lucky to have Enchant Christmas visit us and bless us with maze of lights and activities. Makes me want to learn how to ice skate. They have special nights, so check their site if you want to attend one of those nights. Love bringing my GSD to paws and Claus night. The seasons in Vegas change drastically, so thank you for giving us year round entertainment.

What a fun way to spend a summer evening in Vegas! The field is kept up well, the team has some dancers/entertainment throughout the game, and they have fireworks on some key nights. Food and drinks seem a bit pricey, but that is how these kinds of places go. Every seat here seems like a good seat.

Great place to watch sports! Went to the College Baseball Classic over the weekend (second year in a row). The Ballpark has it all:great seats at a great price, delicious food, great selection of ballpark snacks and beer. Love, love the fact that you don't have to pay for parking (please don't ever change this)! If you haven't been here yet, make it a point to watch a game here or a movie their Christmas event!

I've come for several events and always have a wonderful time. It is a well-maintained park and quite clean! There isn't a bad seat in the house for games and it feels intimate as you are close to the action!! The grassy knoll is an area that you can bring your dog with you for a game on certain nights, such fun!! Go Aviators!!

I love the dodgers!!! OKC came. Nice to see some of my players that were optioned down to AAA to see in person without having to go to LA. Muncy and outman! I love you and the dodgers. Ballpark is so pretty friendly and clean. Wait!! I need to complain about one thing. The wheelchair ramp is so steep. I mean I had to push my mom up that and it's hard. Others were struggling too. Can you guys do something about that?

This is where Enchant is always held every year and it was seriously the best spot because there's tons of space and you're not bumping into anyone. The vendors are always upstairs and they have really good ones too, i've bought some things from some of them. The food choices have gotten better every year. The lights are always spectacular and always love seeing what theme they decide on every year. This has honestly been a yearly tradition during the holidays.

"Take me out to the ball game" It's been 10 years since we've seen the Aces play in Reno. Ironically, they're visiting the Aviators in LV this weekend, so we are here. This is a pretty clean facility, especially the bathrooms. The way they build stadiums nowadays, there's never an obstructed view seat, like when I was a kid. No smoking, either! We had fun sneaking our way from the cheap seats to the expensive ones. Another throwback to our childhood. The usher was solid folks. We were talking to him off and on during the game. After about twenty minutes in our final destination, he showed up to tell us he'd noticed us down here, but in our case he didn't care and wouldn't say anything. Only drawback is the high cost for food and drink. Never understood why ballparks charge so much. That and they have no vendors in the stands. It wasn't that far to go get it ourselves, but the vendors can be quite colourful at their craft! 05/24

Attended a Las Vegas Aviators game and was fortunate enough to enjoy the game from a suite. The food and accommodations were top tier as was the service from the stadium staff. Our bartender Brett was amazing. He was very friendly and entertaining, which, made our experience more enjoyable. The food was very tasty and the trays remained full throughout the entire game. My complements to my casino host for once again organizing such a wonderful outing.

Beautiful venue, plenty of space between the seats, a ton of food options, and the pool is such a cool spot to view the game from. We went to watch Los Reyes de plata and had a grand time!

Great park, all the seats are great, but terrible food options. "Grill on 3rd" has low quality, expensive, and slow food. Line is at least half an hour long.

Finally experienced our 1st Aviators game. I don't know what took us so long to come, but we had a great time and already have tickets for another game. The game itself was fun to watch and we won in the 10th Inning! Making the game last just under 3 hours. The in stadium announcer made sure the audience had fun by doing the YMCA, Chicken Dance, Raise the Roof, and at one point told everyone to stand up & stretch haha. It was a blast! Concessions were reasonable compared to other venues here in Vegas. I liked that for $9.50 you can get a souvenir cup with unlimited refills of soda for the entire game - the cup was big too; however, I did NOT like that the second the game ends, they turn off all soda machines so you can't get one last fill before leaving the stadium; kinda cheap of them if you ask me, but whatever. They also have souvenir baseball hats for nachos for I believe $16 (might've been $18, can't remember) and it's A LOT of nachos. Shared it amongst 3 of us adults and it filled us up. You're also allowed to bring in a sealed 1 liter water bottle through park entrance / security which helps save a couple bucks. The ballpark itself is gorgeous. Seats are spacious & comfortable with plenty of legroom. There is a great variety of concessions available. Restrooms are plentiful & clean, with gapless stalls (woohoo no peepers haha). In stadium store had a lot of fun merch. Every employee we came in contact with was super friendly too. We were here on a 95° day for a 12:05pm game; sat in Section 113, Row T, seats 15-17. Our seats were fully shaded the entire game and the slight occasional breeze kept us very comfortable. Can't wait for our next Aviators Game!

The Triple A ballpark for the (soon not to be) Oakland A's in Summerlin is one of the nicer minor league stadiums I've seen. It's clean, new and well-kept. The stadium seats about 10K and the seats are new and comfortable. They offer a variety of ballpark eateries and bars; most of which is the usual hot dog, burger, fries and a beer type of thing but hey, when in Rome. Although I didn't get to attend, they have a pool in center field too. Only real drawback: Vegas gets SPICY. It was 103 at game time in June. August might just cook you alive. Find shade friends, find shade.

We had a fun time here, got through security quickly and found our seats with no problem. There were people to help us along the way. The alcoholic drinks were good, kinda strong in fact. You can get a double if you want. If you have a military ID, there's a discount to buy tickets and 50% off drinks (at a certain bar only). They have a pool and splash pad as well as a grassy area for kids to be active in/on. They did a lot of activities for the kids which I thought was cute. They all had fun. They even have deee sun screen by the pool. That's a nice touch. It's all in the details.

Great stadium. All seats allow you to have a great view of the field. Always a good vibe as well as fun time. Food could be cheaper and more flavorful.

I usually come for $2 beer night, but Harry Potter night was absolutely awesome! From the start to end, you could tell it was very well planned from the hat giveaway to the music and all the inter-inning games and trivia sessions were Potter themed. The mascots dressed up and the team even had Gryffindor style uniforms. There was a specialty Weasley burger which featured pop-rocks. The vibe was magical and I would definitely return for another Harry Potter night! ‍

Great fun at Las Vegas Ballpark. Baseball has always been and will always be my favorite sport. If things work out in a few years we will have a professional team in Vegas but until that day we have a long standing triple A affiliate the Aviators that are currently owned by the Oakland A's. This beautiful ballpark in Summerlin replaces the old Cashman field that I believe still sits in downtown Las Vegas just past the Neon Museum. This is a great place to bring the family for some great live baseball action. Granted games in the summer can get a bit warm but last night was perfect weather and loads of fun to be had. Lots of great classic food options.

Such a fun vibe. My first time here and I was nervous about the parking, however, it was super easy and the walk wasn't bad. There is a good amount of walking though so I do recommend walking shoes.

LOVE LAS VEGAS BALLPARK! I've been coming here for so many years. The staff is always fabulous & helpful! The store is awesome! The fireworks show is my favorite. Endless food, snacks and drink options. I love how involved the mascots are with the crowd! The players are great, the games are so fun! I feel like the aviators made me a baseball fan! I'm proud to wear their shirts, hats & all the merch. The scoreboard is entertaining too throughout the games. Very kid & family friendly. I recently went to the upstairs for their VIP suite experience during the game. Great views, food, and service. I love this ballpark, I wish I could go every week!

I had a fun time at a Las Vegas Aviators game in the upper section where there was a special event happening. It was my first visit to the stadium and to see the Aviators play a minor league game.

My neighbor, an ex-baseball player, invited my husband and I to a game here. The only other baseball stadium I've ever been to was the Dodger's stadium in LA more than a decade ago. This is a much nicer ballpark than the Dodger's stadium, in my opinion. It's newer, prettier and cleaner. There are multiple areas to rent out if you wanted to throw a party here including the swimming pool area by the front entrance. Or, the private rooms on the top. There is also so very many different choices for food here! From Bahn Mi hot dogs, beer brats to Philly cheesesteaks. You can even get burritos or Tex Mex bowls. Everything is around the $6-15 dollar range including drinks. It's a fun place to socialize with other baseball fans, watch a game and people watch.

We came to our first Aviators game on Father's Day Weekend, for fireworks night! It was a blast! Firework show was lengthy and really good! They said it was 80s theme but the music was all back to the future soundtrack...still totally worth it. Tickets are reasonable...but in truth, I think kid's (12 and under) should be cheaper. I think for next season we will research their passes/packages. Tickets 1 game for four people cost us $110+...kind of steep considering drinks and food are kind of expensive still once inside. Although, a friend recently told me "$2 beer night" is the time to come! Entertainment between innings was put on by kids -- pretty adorable. But our favorite part was the dog who fetched the bat during the game! Excited to take our family to more games in the future!

Oh gosh, is it because it's new to me? I love this entire park!!! Not only did we have a great time, but I was also able to enjoy our favorite beer for a reasonable price. Since it was my first time at this stadium, we figured we would arrive a bit early so we could check the stadium and the food stands. My experience in Las Vegas Ballpark was great. First of all, the parking is broken down into sections, and there are multiple entrances parking lots to enter. There is an option to choose where to park and enter from, and you have the choice of a stub, or you can add your tickets to your phone wallet on your smartphone and it can make it easier for you to enter. We opted to have our tickets saved to our wallets and tried to take as LITTLE things as possible. If you take a purse, bag, fannypack, etc with you, you'll have to pass through their metal detectors. Since I wanted to avoid any delays in entering, I chose to take nothing but my ID and phone. My husband took his wallet and his phone, so we were sectioned off to a quick metal detector search before being let into the stadium after our tickets got scanned- then our real exploration began. Immediately upon our walk in, we noticed the huge walking area for everyone, there are so many snack and food stands where the lines can go quick, but also not crazy crowded, and the prices for all items were decent and understanding because of the events happening there. There is also a pool! Idk who goes or how you get in it, but there's a pool!!! There's also a lot to the side of the big bar where fans can sit or throw their ball toeach other while waiting for the game to start. If you purchase a beer from the big bar then you get a super cool cup and a decent size for the price you pay for the drink of your choice. There are so many different snacks you can purchase, waters, and sodas available also! If you have a chance, check out a game or an event at the Las Vegas Ballpark because you'll have a great time exploring, watching a game, and having some relaxing time with your friends, loved ones, and even kids!

My husband has rented the pool deck 3x, we've been to season ticket holder events in the club level area as well as watched games from the party deck. This is by far the nicest minor league stadium and a great addition to Summerlin. My last visit was yesterday for Big League Weekend and it was a fantastic time. Not a bad seat in the place.

Cashless establishments are always going to get 0 stars. It's always going to be upsetting as a responsible member of society that we are the ones turned away from spending our money.

This is a nice modern ballpark that is home to the Las Vegas Aviators, which is the Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics--soon to be the Las Vegas A's. One of my favorite features is the ability to easily walk the entire perimeter while watching the game. It is a cashless ballpark, so the only accepted payment methods are card and contactless. They don't provide receipts. If you ask for one, they will tell you that email is the only option. The only plant-based food option is the black bean burger. During my most recent visit, they didn't even put veggies on it, nor did they offer it as an option. The website menu advertises a Smoked Tofu Bowl under the BBQ Mexicana menu, but was not on the actual menu at the ballpark. I suspect that the website menu has not been updated since the ballpark first opened. Beer is not inexpensive. Among their selection, they always have one or two local beers on tap from Tenaya Creek Brewery, which I really like.

Wow. Such a nice ballpark. Entered near the rear of the stadium. There is a pool that can be rented out for parties that has a view of the field. Also a dog park area- where dogs are welcomed, you can bring a blanket and sit on the hill of grass and watch the game. There is a bar between the dog park area and the pool. Also a taco spot near by for snacks. Every seat in the stadium is a good one for watching the game. Try the frozen watermelon margarita so delish and just the right amount of punch.

Joined my boyfriend and his work team in a private suite. We had a great time! The staff was very friendly and came to check on us often. I did not pay for the room, so I can't provide that information or take it into consideration, but the food was great! There were cookies, sliders, burgers, hot dogs, wine, Mac & cheese, salad, chips, etc.... There were 3 TVs in the room and a private area to go outside and watch the game. I enjoyed the room because it was cold and windy, and it was nice to have the option to watch the game from inside. There was a bar we passed exclusive to the area, which was nice. Bathrooms were clean. Really nice experience!

First visit to the ballpark and awesome! Coming in staff was very friendly the ticket and bag check was fast. Restrooms were very clean and well kept and thru out the park they have sunblock stations which was cool for the sunny days. They have a good amount of kid areas which is awesome ,splash pad , pool , cornhole, foosball tables ,and areas to run around .Our game day was a Thursday good group of people good drinks and a great time. If you stop by definitely try there frozen watermelon drink its DELICIOUS leaves you wanting more perfect for this summer heat. Thanks again for the great first time visit see you again soon!

Cliff Notes Price Range: $$ Parking: Plenty Perk: Fun day Non-Perk: Can't think of one Ambiance: Outside decor Noise: Sounds like a baseball game Recommend: It's a day of fun Dissertation Get ready for a wild ride at Las Vegas Ballpark, where we scored front-row seats next to the home dugout for an epic baseball showdown. It was like being in the splash zone of a baseball-themed water park, except instead of getting wet, we were drenched in adrenaline and excitement. But hold on to your peanuts and cracker jacks, because the fun didn't stop there! We also treated ourselves to the posh Club Level, where we lived out some of our baseball fantasies while indulging in the VIP buffet and decadent desert cart, and feeling like the kings and queens of the ballpark. It was like stepping into a secret VIP speakeasy club, where we could watch the game while sipping on fancy cocktails at the bar! So, grab your lucky baseball cap, channel your inner comedian, and prepare for an uproarious adventure at Las Vegas Ballpark. It's a one-of-a-kind place where every seat has a great view and the laughs are as abundant as the peanuts. Batter up!

Very nice facility with good options on tickets through ticketmaster. Tickets are affordable and J hope they don't go up when the A's come here. I like the giveaways they do too. I recently went during the pickleball paddle giveaway. The paddle is a bit heavy to play with, but its a nice memento. I have been to a few games now and the aviators have done well. I also like it for hanging with my friends. There are games and seating setup to lounge around and watch the game. I wish my company would do a team building day here. The kids and I will definitely be back.

A very good value for families. Free parking and the tickets are cheap. Of course they make bank on concessions. There is an outstanding police presence too, even in the parking lot. There are several bars throughout the park, which begs the question, who in their right, sober mind would drink a dram in the stifling heat and attempt to drive away with cops everywhere? Suddenly that $16 ticket just cost you $7,000. But drunk drivers don't pay the full cost for their actions. In the United States, an estimated 10,000 people are killed each year by drunk drivers.

A very nice ballpark also located in a good shopping and dining district. We went to watch a charity softball game where The Golden Knights play Raiders. There are lots of bars, and food options. Alot of the food places looked pretty good, and will have to try them all someday. Bathrooms were convenient and clean considering how busy it was. It was easy to get in and out of with lots of parking whether you park at lot for stadium, or Red Rock Casino. The only bad thing I have to say is when we arrived at our seats there was some food debris that looked old, and some spider webs behind seat. We were there pretty early, so it's not likely the trash was from same day. Only recommdation would be to better clean between events.

Baseball has long been considered America's past time and its awesome to have such great ballpark in town. Located across the street from Downtown Summerlin, the Las Vegas Ballpark is the perfect place to watch a game. This is without a doubt one of the nicest minor league ballparks and a welcome addition to Las Vegas. The stadium can hold about 10.000 people, most of the venue is outdoors but there is a VIP second level which is air-conditioned and offers some great views of the playing field. There are several bars and food vendors scattered throughout the venue along tons of VIP suites and even a pool you can rent out. Parking is easy and there are plenty of places across the street for food and drinks before and after the game. Perfect spot of bring the family to catch a game and even check out some of the other events this venue hosts around the year.

We went as a group and had a great time! Food was delicious! A fun place to bring the family! We'll be back!

Take me out to the ballgame! It's been a while since I reviewed this ballpark, so here I am. Came here this past weekend with some friends and family! They have parking down to a well-oiled machine. We parked at Downtown Summerlin (had to park in the back) but it was really easy to find parking and walk over to the ballpark. Security check-in is super easy. They scan the tickets right off your phone and make it super easy to get in. Tickets are pretty cheap, too, which is even better! $23 a ticket! Not bad! And every seat here is fantastic. I really came here to eat and watch baseball on a Friday night, so eating is what I did. The hotdogs are fantastic, but what really stole the show for me was the burrito. I know... a ballpark burrito?! Say whaaat?! YES PLEASE! I got a chicken avocado burrito and it was soooo dang good. I ate the entire thing. I also got some dip n dots, too. You gotta eat at the ballpark for sure. Seating is really comfortable and honestly, I feel like there's no bad seats in the house. We did lose the game, but it really is a great family thing to go to. Lots of families here and a great way to spend a weekend night. They also do fireworks on Friday nights after the game, so obviously we had to stay for that. I say it every year, but I really do need to go to more Aviators games. Hoping this one will not be my last for the year!

It only took me couple years to finally check out new ballpark plus Aviators game. I was happy friend asked if wanted check out Aviators game. None of us regular season ticket holders. The most party able get tickets day of or at the box office game night. It was my first Aviators game! The Las Vegas Ballpark is impressive and super nice for minor league ballpark. I been two other minor league ballpark one in Rome, GA and Sacramento, CA. Third no longer counts always been dump Cashman field. The first two and Las Vegas Ballpark. I love tell newer ballpark so feel modern, nice size, and all subtle things make it great place watch baseball game. The pool out in centerfield cool spot chill watch the game. Really anyplace is great spot. Right field fun spot between lawn area sit watch the game or kids playroom (ping pong table and more games) area. I like every home run lights go off and on. On point if it in Vegas got put showroom flare in it! The food really nice diversity. They have traditional time honor classic hot dogs, burgers, and more. Few different food spots Mexican, BBQ, desserts, and best one burritos. The one would recommend save room if first game. The parking nice lot next to east side entrance. Just make sure get little early it get direct u someplace else. It not much walk get early and post game really easy get out. The tickets prices are reasonable or feel on pair for minor league game. The food the same not cheap but not over priced. If looking something different do whether live in Vegas or visiting. Everyone should go watch Aviators game once in life or more.

Gorgeous stadium. Pretty clean & well kept. Had many food options: I spotted a Frankie's Uptown (I'm a big fan) stand, elote hot dogs, regular weiners, etc. Drinks were like $15 a cocktail. I'm only recently 22 & they didn't even ID me, typical Vegas. Water bottles were $6. Frozé or Frosé (Idk how to spell it) was good and strong. Frozen Watermelon Marg was much tastier. There was a lot of trash under our seats, which was bizarre because we'd purchased them, they were our seats lol. But between the bathrooms and the stadium, overall it was pretty clean. There's actually a ton of stalls in the bathroom, so no wait. I definitely recommend watching a baseball game here when you get the chance. This was my first ever game & it was pretty fun.

Fun fun! First baseball park I've visited. Aviator beer brat 5/5 + quality yummy hot dog, not like Costco LOL + super kind and courteous service - slow/unorganized pickup line (so get ur food early!) Chicken tenders 2/5 + decent portion - dry - greasy - cold Ball park exp 5/5 + organized + clean + mesh seats

Been back to this ballpark many a time over the past few years and every time, I'm impressed by how nice it's being upkept and how easy it is to park here. With the exception of the left outfield seats, I've now sat in every location and I can tell you there isn't a bad seat in the house. While I would never pay to be upstairs myself, I like the cheaper tickets, it is fun to be in the VIP section but tbh I like the regular seats. We actually came in the winter for Enchant and I thought it was a super smart space to hold something like that in. While, our team may lose sometimes, it's always a great time to watch a game, grab a drink and eat some ballpark food. There's nothing like a hotdog or some nachos with beer while watching a baseball game. And fireworks nights? Get outta here. Worth it.

Thanks to the Las Vegas Aviator's and the Harry Reid international Airport Department of Aviation, I was treated to tickets for 4 to the Las Vegas aviator's game in the owner's suit and WHAT A TREAT! The tickets are out of reach for most people, but for the folks fortunate enough to have the opportunity to watch the game from here, I'll be jealous forever! Besides the free and close parking, we had seats Looking down the third base line, I felt like I had the best seat in the house. We were walked up to our awaiting suite by a friendly host who gave us a mini tour of the club area. I was very impressed with the club seating and was excited to find a seat. We went past the club area, the full bar, the buffet of ballpark food and to a secluded room where owners and employees of the park waited too great us and answer any of our questions. The food in the suite included: Lamb chops, ham and cheese sliders, lasagna, pasta Aglio & Olio, two types of salad (panzanella and Aviator Caesar), three types of sausage, bags of peanuts, chicken piccata, broccoli rabe, lemon bars wine, beer, Moscow mules, plus any club level food including hot dogs/hamburgers! This will be an experience I will never forget! I'll be back...maybe not in the owners suite but with tickets starting at $18 and really nice seats for $58, I'll be back again and again!!!!! Thank you so much for the experience. Carly, Mary, Larry were so helpful and so friendly. The whole experience was top notch!!! If I could, I give them 6 stars!!

Wonderful experience for locals and visitors. Only suggestion is staffing of concessions stands (Long Waits and not honoring Discounts Vouchers). Will come back if in the area

No bad seats anywhere. Prices all depend on where you want to sit. If your watching any game with a start time of 7 pm or earlier, I recommend sitting from the Aviators dugout to the left field foul pole to keep the sun off of you. In section 111 from row T to the concession stand, you'll be covered with smell of sausages cooking at the concession. Parking is abundant. You can park across the street or behind the ball park.

$5 got us in and food is where they'll get you. Great spot to watch the VGK as they play Game 4 for the Stanley Cup! Free parking and entrance from the back. You must go through security. So do not bring umbrellas, food, or drinks. Bags & purses will be searched. If you have those transparent bags, then great. Separate line for handicap. For the game, VGK gaveaway flags for your car windows and VGK player figurines even the coach. Plenty of bathrooms and walkway. Bring your pillows and blankets and relax on the field. Put on sunscreen and bug spray! Food is expensive! If you enjoy the traditional burgers, hot dogs, nachos, waffle fries, chips, and alcoholic beverages, be ready to spend. Otherwise, eat before coming. Ordered the Black Jack burger and came w chips so also ordered waffle fries, old school nachos (it's just with cheese, pretzel w cheese (they're all salted), hot dog in a bun (ok). Food was ok, nothing grand. We also had champagne and beer. Overcast helped hide the sun and breeze helped w the 90 degree weather. Overall, great spot, great experience!

We love a night at this beautiful ballpark. They have great food and beverage choices. There is not a bad seat in the house. You get to see some good baseball as well Parking is very easy. We usually go up Town Center. You can also park and walk from downtown Summerlin as well.

I have been here a few times. Sometimes for baseball and once for a concert. I just wanted to say the variety of food choices from the burnt tip burrito to the BLT salads, and carne asada nachos you will not go hungry! The best drink deal the double margarita for $14. And the bartenders pour strong drinks. My favorite place to sit are the rail seats but it's sad that those can't be purchased on the website. Thanks again for another wonderful night of fun and food!

The ballpark itself is really impressive. I attended a business party in one of the club suites here at the park. The suite (suite room 1) included food which consisted of burgers, hotdogs, mac and cheese, and various salads. It was ok. Probably better to just buy food at one of the many vendors in the ballpark. The suite did have some private seating and the suite was air conditioned. It also had a TV in cases where another sports games was being played on TV. - You can't beat free parking. - Summerlin is the nice part of Las Vegas. - Food is okay. They do have some unique offering that the big ballparks have. - The hot sweaty nights might be too much for most people. - Unfortunately the knock on this place is that the Oakland A's farm team resides here. Vegas is a Dodger town and both Bay Area teams are evil.

Wow .... what a beautiful ballpark. Parking was easy peasy. They have free parking, but you do have a little bit of a walk to the entrance. They also have free valet parking, right across from the entrance, and although it's free you should be prepared to tip. The ballpark was clean, and the staff was super helpful. I don't think there's a bad seat in the place, which is nice to know if you're only getting the cheap seats. One thing to note is that the whole page is cashless. I'm personally not a fan of that, but anyway. (Side note: beers and pretty much all drinks are like $12 each) They have special nights for $2 beer, jersey night etc. You'll just have to look at their website for exact details. Oh, and the night we were there you could bring your pooch! Again, check their website for details. It really is a great ballpark and easy to get in and out of. We'll certainly go again!

Just another over priced sports venue in Vegas... went to buy a beer at the bar since i couldn't find my server.. got to the bar all the bartenders was grouped together talking while i waited, bartenders finally realized i was waiting, served me a beer at 16$ complete joke... then you pay with a card with 20% 25% and 30% tip another complete joke!! This place is highway robbery with weak rude bar staff.. then tried to validate my VIP parking pass and the incompetent parking person didn't do it right then had to pay for parking! Will never be back, as a local just another reason why Vegas sucks now and caters to tourists instead of locals! F&B team should be ashamed..

I have never been a huge baseball fan when it comes to watching on TV but I do love the vibes of going to a game. This ballpark has stolen my heart and is a perfect (wholesome) way to enjoy a night out with the family. Food is always solid, the Aviators Ale beer is superb, and the desserts are super fun. Keep in mind, the Ale is an exclusive to the ballpark and a must-try if you like local craft beers. They also do a great job of engaging the crowd, the seats are affordable, the staff is friendly, and the facility (and bathrooms) are very clean. We have gone to 4-5 games now and we've had fun every time, even if they loose. Note: Friday nights they put on a really nice fireworks show after the game if you're into that as well. Saturdays and Sundays can get a bit hot in the afternoons and summer games so bring your sunscreen and a hat. Overall, if you're looking for a family friendly night away from the screens, this is a fun and affordable way to do it. I 10/10 recommended!