Louisville Slugger Field

I was blown away by the prices for a minor league game. There is zero chance this could ever be affordable for a family with children. I paid over $7 for a french fry that easily fit in thr palm of my hand and was the equivilent to McD's small fry. Lastly, and this may be 100% on me, but I had MUCH higher expectations for Louisville Slugger stadium. The Slugger is iconic but the stadium was not. Never want to be negative, but knowing what I know now, I am not surprised the stadium was empty on a Friday night sadly....

I’m not a sports guy. Politics, local governance, the mechanics of a city—that’s more my speed. But when your teenage sons want to watch baseball, you go. And sometimes, you find yourself appreciating the rhythm of it, even if you don’t speak the language. Louisville Slugger Field is a well-oiled machine. Clean, efficient, built for ease. No bad seats. Whether you know the game inside and out or just happen to be tagging along, the view holds up. The pacing, the hum of the crowd, the kind of energy that makes even the indifferent take a second glance. Drinks? Overpriced, but that’s the nature of ballparks. A minor grievance in the grand scheme of things. Even if baseball isn’t your thing, the opportunity here is real—a night under the lights, watching the world slow down for nine innings, soaking up something bigger than just a game. Some experiences are worth stepping outside of preference. This is one of them.

May live in Michigan now but always love coming back to see the Bats and Slugger field when I’m in town Go Bats !

Amazing stadium!! For sure is not the biggest one but sometimes (such as this one) that’s not what matters the most. I came here for an hour tour, I was amazed on learning how the internal system worked, very efficient. Story says it was train station converted into a stadium and you can really appreciate the structure once you better understand that story. The old-feel it gives it nice to have, the bats (animal and baseball) are iconic pictures here, and the staff on site is amazing. I didn’t have a chance to catch a game during my visit but would hope to have one next time I am in town. Hopefully I would be able to visit some of the suites I got to know during the tour and enjoy the beautiful game and beautiful view it has to offer.

Louisville Slugger Field is a perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort, offering great views of the Ohio River and downtown Louisville. It's a family-friendly venue with excellent food options and a lively atmosphere, making it a top spot for catching a Louisville Bats game or simply enjoying a summer evening in the city. If you like Baseball ⚾️ 😎 Go there!

a very comfortable and familiar place to spend a good time. The products inside the stadium are a little high so keep that in mind and go prepared.

The facilities are really nice and maintained. They do a great job with the production and entertainment. It was a fun evening and they even had fireworks after the game. My only complaints are that the lines for the concessions were crazy long and that beers were $14 each.

It's changed quite a bit since the last time I've been there, but it's still just as awesome as it used to be. Love going to the ballpark and it doesn't break the bank!