Louisville Slugger Field

We went to Louisville Slugger Field specifically for The Gravy Cup, and honestly, it ended up being such a unique and memorable experience. I had no idea this was even a thing until it popped up on a random app highlighting cool and unusual events, and it was actually the reason we decided to visit Louisville in the first place — and I’m glad we did. The event itself was very well organized, and you could tell the gravy chefs took it seriously (their trophies proudly displayed at each station made that very clear). Even as someone who isn’t a huge biscuits and gravy person, I was impressed by the variety. There were so many creative options — everything from hot honey gravy to gumbo-inspired variations — which made it fun to walk around and try different styles. I’ll admit, being that this was Kentucky, I half expected to see chocolate gravy (my personal favorite), but the range of flavors they offered more than made up for it. It felt less like a typical food event and more like a full experience. Slugger Field itself was a great venue for it. The stadium was clean, easy to navigate, and had a fun atmosphere with a live band, cocktails (yes, even early in the morning), event merch, and the souvenir shops open for browsing. It was just genuinely cool getting to explore the stadium in such a different way. One of the best parts is that all proceeds from The Gravy Cup benefit the children at Boys & Girls Haven, which makes the event even more meaningful. Overall, it was fun, unique, well-run, and definitely something you can say you’ve experienced — the world’s largest biscuit and gravy festival is not a sentence I expected to use, but here we are.

Took a large group from work and our families. We had a blast and made some great memories. There is really not a bad seat in this place. Lots of great vendors with some great food. Clean facilities and inside area had good air circulation with the right temperature.

First time I've been there. Very exciting and HUGE. Went to the restaurant inside stadium to eat and it was delicious. Went to the shopping store where they had the baseball shirts, caps, jackets etc, nicely displayed.

We stopped at the LSF while on a little bourbon trip. What a great place! If you like baseball, this is a must see. We got to take a tour of the bat-making facility, as well as learning about the players who used their bats. They had a couple of exhibits where you could swing a bat used by the greats, Stargell, Clemente, and Ruth. As well as inside the museum, they have home plates lining the street that you can check out.

I travel frequently and enjoy going to minor league games. This is one of the nicest stadiums I’ve been to in the four years I’ve been doing so. I highly recommend going and checking out a game if you haven’t. Public parking is across from the front. $10 unless you can find parking along one of the streets.

Nice stadium that's easy to get in and out of. They have good options for food and beverages along with alcohol and non-alcoholic options. Most of the seats are in the shade for early evening games as well, which is a big plus!

Great little field for the Louisville Bats, but this time it is for the Savannah Bananas, team The Party Animals vs The Visitors. Great game of Banana Ball. It is more than baseball, it is super charged baseball with an attitude and Fan Focus! It is arguably the most sought after ticket. Fan and family!

I got a hot dog and a Coors light when I first got there and it was $18.50 I could not believe the price that this was considering. It wasn't even a major league team. The stadium was very clean and well kept. The bathrooms were even nice. They had lots of attendance and a yellow shirt so you could see them. They really gave out a lot of balls to all their stadium fans so that was fun.

My family really fell in love with the Bats and Slugger Field this baseball season. We went to a half dozen games and would have gone to more if we could have. And we can absolutely say that both make Louisville special! About Slugger Field specifically, some things we love: * Easy parking if you want to pay for it. For most games, the lot did not fill up. And if you want to try and get free street parking, you can usually find that too. * Love the concessions, especially the local favorites. A game is not complete without buying a cookie from the Kizito Cookie Lady, and if you want other typical stadium food, it's plentiful around the stadium. * Buddy Bat! He's my kids' favorite! We bought Buddy Bat stuffed animals from the gift shop for the kids, and finding him each game is a must-do. One of my favorite memories from this summer was when my son drew him a picture, and he gave it to him at a game. * The variety of seating. We usually got seats by the field, but you can find seats that are shaded. You could also check out the grass seating area by the playground, outfield seating and cabana-like seating near the back of the field. * The playground! My kids love this playground. You definitely have to watch your kids if it's a busy night. The playground can get mobbed by so many kids at once, but at least there is also a smaller playset for younger kids. * We also loved all of the other activities, like the fireworks and themed nights. * Slugger Field is also a great venue for other events throughout the year, like the Taste of Derby! * Lastly, the team. We loved watching them play, and if we were sitting near the dugout and our kids had their mits ready, the players or coaches would sometimes slide us balls we could take home. I always feel like we're part of a Louisville community when we go to games. We'll be back next year!

Our recent visit was during the Party Animals tour. We were invited to a suite at the sold out event. Louisville Slugger has a parking lot, which normally holds most visitors during their home games. You can also find street parking nearby. Signage is well displayed for finding seats, concessions, restrooms, gift shops, and more. The big screen / score board provides up close views, announcements, and video of live events. Be forewarned the sun can be brutal on first base line during evenings. Although it's been around for years, Slugger Field has been well maintained. Many themes are hosted to make visits interesting and unique, and they also offer events for Thunder Over Louisville and Savannah Bananas. Check out their website for game days and times!

What a perfect evening for fun baseball. Had a blast with friends. Perfect crowd. People obeyed and had a good time.

We are HUGE baseball fans and whether major or minor league we see a game in every city that has a team. The Louisville Bats game was a great game and the ball park was amazing. The staff are so friendly and I love that they have a "cash only" lane in the concession stand was great because we didn't have to wait. I had a small bag and had it ready for inspection (know before you go). Y'all! This is a great ballpark. Come, enjoy and watch the Bats win! Woot woot!

Not sure why this place isn't full all the time...regardless of a win or a loss, it is a beautiful park. Food is not bad, a couple of vegetarian options and a few Louisville made drinks (check out the bee's knees). It's really a great way to spend the day!!

Group of friends attended a Wednesday discounted senior night (ages 55 and up) for $11 (after taxes and fees added) with a game time of 6:35 PM in August. There was the temptation to stay until the end of the game because we could have walked the bases. However, we chose to depart around 8:30 PM during the 8th inning because an unseasonably cool breeze picked up and some of us were chilled. We enjoyed peanuts, cracker jacks, and Kizito cookies (chocolate chip and snickerdoodle). Prices are steep. No cash sales. We were all glad we'd had the foresight to eat at the attached restaurant beforehand. Nice venue and street parking is supposedly free after 6 PM. Some of us arrived earlier and had to pay $10 for adjacent lot and one person even had to pay $20 to park (parked nearby due to mobility issues)! So, do your research before you go or allow plenty of time to drive around if you want to save some cash. Property is well maintained. Seating is comfortable. Great audio and video able to be viewed from the majority of the ballpark. Another tip -- if you want to limit your sun exposure, the seats behind 3rd base are better than 1st base. The sunset will be to your back, rather than in your face.

We actually went to the Festival of Trees and Lights held at Slugger Field the second weekend of November. This is a holiday event in which corporations, businesses and civic organizations donate a decorated Christmas tree that supports the Norton Hospitals and their causes. The trees(and wreaths) are displayed at Slugger Field where others can purchase the trees at a determined price or bid for them. It's a very festive event where both kids and adults alike marvel at the beautiful trees and wreaths to bring in the holiday season-and support a worthy cause. My wife's organization, the Beechmont Woman's Club, donated a small decorated tree(it sold) and my daughter who works for Norton's Hospital with another co-worker did a Halloween themed tree(full sized which sold also). Bravo to all who helped make this amazing event a success. And let me say that Slugger Field is an attractive venue for baseball and other events. Oh, and parking during the Festival of Trees and Lights is free that weekend.

This is the 2nd time recently that I have had the privilege to take my parents (especially my dad) to Louisville Slugger Field to watch the Louisville Bats. This stadium is so awesome! All of the employees, seriously all of them, are so friendly and helpful. They go out of their way to make conversation and ensure the entire experience is fun, safe, and entertaining. We felt safe and the facility is so clean. I love seeing how excited my Dad is to be there and how much he enjoys the game and those brats! Can't wait to return again and again.

This review is in reference to a ticket voucher I bought at COSTCO with a link to FEVO. DO NOT BUY THIS! FEVO is a GRIFT! Buy your tickets directly through the Louisville Slugger Field site. The tickets are the SAME price AND you can easily chose your own seats. If you call some nice person will answer the phone too! Looking forward to the game. DO NOT BUY WITH FEVO!!!

Amazing experience. It was mine and my sons first baseball game. We had great seats (row D seat 5&6) my son got THREE game balls because we were right by the dugouts and he was begging them for balls . My only complaint would be the price of things. We paid $10 for parking which wasn't too bad. $46 for tickets. $3 peanut bags they resell from Texas Roadhouse lol. $8 for three little scoops of ice cream. Around $7.50 for one Gatorade. The lines were super long so I'd get there about 30 minutes early or buy them online. The game was at 11:05 but we didn't sit down until 11:40 because we stood in line for a really long time. They let you pick the section you want. Which I found really cool. Overall it was a great experience. We loved it !!

Nice stadium (sadly our game was rained out) and the ushers and support staff were really nice. However the concessions are not fan friendly and neither are the concession workers. One got the feeling they were mad they had to be there knowing the game would get called off early (20 minutes before the start) but still no reason for their behavior. I will not be using my rain check because of these workers and how the team/stadium makes it very very difficult to redeem them. Should you game be rained out, just assume they took your money and you are just out.

Beautiful AAA ballpark in downtown Louisville. This is the Reds triple A team. Plenty of parking around the stadium. Plenty of distilleries near the park (Peerless, Evan Williams, Michters, old Foresters, Angels Envy, Rabbit Hole) And a few good breweries as well (Against the Grain, Bluegrass Brewing, Goodwood). Try a minor league game if you haven't yet. This is a great place to start.

From Seattle and although we have two minor league baseball teams close by, I have yet to attend a game. So this is my first minor league baseball experience. This field is beautiful. Wasn't that crowded, which made it nice in my opinion. The weather was perfect for a night baseball game and there were fireworks after the game which was pretty cool.

This venue is another of Louisville's gems, and what a beauty she is. Since opening in 2000, this minor league ballpark has been voted America's Best AAA ballpark several times. It is easy to see why by how clean and well- maintained the facility is. The ballpark is home to the Louisville Bats, the triple A affiliate for the Cincinnati Reds. Ticket prices are more than fair and there isn't a bad seat in the park. There is even a recently expanded area for children's entertainment with playground equipment and more. There are several upgrades in place and several that have been completed during the previous year. Three new LED message boards have been installed along the first and third base lines and in the outfield. Safety netting is now in place down the first and third base lines to protect visitors from foul balls. In addition to regular seating there are luxury suites with couches, high-top tables with chairs, indoor bar and more. There are multiple places within the park to obtain typical ballpark food and drinks. I saw hotdogs, beer, mixed drinks, cotton candy, nachos, ice cream and much more. There are many great restaurants near the stadium for having a meal before or after the game. In addition to ballgames the park holds many events throughout the year. The facility has several indoor spaces that can be rented for special events. There is plenty of nearby parking along the streets or in several large lots. I can't wait to return to see another game!

Such a great baseball fan spot. There is so much to see that we needed a little more time

Stopped in today to check on the progress for opening day at home. The Bats open on Thursday, April 11 against the Gwinnett Stripers at 7 p.m. Louisville will once again host 70 home games during 2019 season, highlighted by Thunder Over Louisville (Saturday, April 13), Mother's Day (Sunday, May 12), Father's Day (Sunday, June 16), Independence Day Eve Fireworks (Wednesday, July 3), along with many more new and exciting promotions. There is always some kind of special promotion going on at the park. They do such a nice job of promoting the city. The 2019 season will mark the Bats' 20th season at Louisville Slugger Field and as the Triple-A Affiliate for the Cincinnati Reds. Since 1999, the Bats have drawn over 10 million fans to Louisville Slugger Field. In 2018, the Bats set an all-time single-game attendance record on Saturday, April 21, welcoming 14,658 fans. Go Bats.

I enjoy going to Louisville slugger Field for different events concerts games different things they have. They offer dollar beer night on some baseball games in the spring and summer I have live music and concerts and to really clean and solid atmosphere for sure. Can't wait to get back in there enjoy some summer fun

I once took a Louisville Slugger to both headlights and slashed a hole in all four tires. Well maybe next time he'll think before he cheats. This is an amazing field, which is very famous and enjoyable and is currently one of the heart and soul locations for Louisville sports. The Louisville Bats play here but also Louisville City soccer plays here for the time being, and if they ever do make it into MLS they will probably need their own stadium, in fact there's a big chance they'll be moving out much sooner. It's still a great place to come, and you can still get in for less than $20 for pretty much any event here which is great. People complain about $5 for a soda, but you know that's one of the cheaper prices at Arenas around the country?

Louisville Slugger Field was another alternate adventure while attending to other less serious matters in the commonwealth... stopped in to see the Home of the Bats and found an open house in progress! neat :-) ...it was the first summer in almost 140 years with no league play, who'd have thunk it? so with the 2020 season called on account of hysteria why not spruce things up a bit to enhance fan funness in preparation for the alleged return to normalcy? The changes generally appear to be improvements: extending the nets for added safety, new bars beyond the right field fence and down the third base line, lawn seating was moved near the updated kids/family area in the right field corner, and some giant TVs were put in as well. I am not entirely convinced about removing the bleachers, but it's not like I'm going to a lot of games here either... Guests were given access to most of the park during the event and walking the field brings a whole different perspective to the game. All in all LSF is a pretty nifty place for that stick and ball game covering all the bases for your family's warm weather entertainment needs.

We have made a couple trips here now and it is a good value for the money. Watching the Louisville Bats play is a fun time for the whole family. Game tickets are around 13 bucks each and they do different promotions each game day. Check the current promotions here: http://www.milb.com The promotion for adults yesterday was an Evan Williams Bourbon sponsored day. They had 2 dollar flights of bourbon (yes we came in a cab!) enabling us to try the different bourbons. In addition the first 1000 people in the gate received a rocks glass, fun! What I don't care for is the nasty bathrooms, at least the womens are, both times I went. A nice minor league ballpark with several options for eating and for kids to do. We will be back there again in August and I expect this to be in our regular rotation of summer trips from our Indiana home with plenty of hotels in the Louisville area.

Louisville Slugger is an iconic field with a scenic view of the Ohio River! When the weather is nice in Louisville, this is definitely the place to be! Grab a crisp beer, nachos or a hot dog, a scoop of ice cream, and enjoy the breeze with some friends! I enjoy the baseball games but the soccer games are my absolute favorite to attend! It doesn't hurt that the Louisville City FC Team is back to back champions!!! Go Lou City!! If you're local or here for a visit Slugger Field is a must! You can also enjoy dinner at the restaurant attached (Against the Grain) and take a bourbon tour at the beautiful distillery across the street (Angel's Envy)! A full Louisville experience!

I need to acknowledge that they actually have an Against the Grain tap inside the ballpark now. Of course now that they have one, I need to start lobbying for five more.

I recently moved to Louisville and was trying to find something to do with my brother who was visiting. This was definitely the highlight of his weekend. Although this museum is quite small, it's packed with really cool things. I'm not a baseball fan but thought it was really fun to learn and see how the bats were made. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Great place to go watch a ball game and not a bad seat in the house. My 1st time here and I was impressed with the facility!! There is a cool section out in center field you can enjoy the game by sitting in the lawn while letting the kids run around. Speaking of kids, there is also a fun zone area just for them. If your looking for food during the game they offer anything and everything to eat. Drinks as well, from water to just about any alcohol drink available. The score/stats board is large, clear and easy to see and read. Restrooms are large, plentiful and clean and over all the entire ball park was very clean and organized.

'Take me out to the Ball Game'!. My wife and I took in a doubleheader at Slugger Field voted the best AAA ballpark in the country. It's easy to see why after a visit. A truly gorgeous ballpark with not a bad seat in the house. Fans are protected by netting from any foul balls and the staff are courteous and ready to answer any questions. Even the mascot gets into the act and was amenable to taking pictures with the fans. We had seats on the first base side with a great view which was only obscured by a bevy of little league baseball teams that were up and down through the stands like a pack of wild hyenas. Their coaches and parents were too engrossed with food and beer to discipline them. That role fell to the elderly ushers and staff. I was also a bit disappointed that the concession stands ran out of craft beer and chili for the hotdogs by the fourth inning of the first game. Other than these two drawbacks it was a great night for the nation's favorite past-time.

Very nice stadium for a triple A ball team. Not a bad seat in the house and has cool areas for children like a playground and carousel. For being 20 years old now the facility remains in great shape and very clean for a ballpark. Only complaint is that for a minor league team they charge major league prices at the concession stands

Great ball park in downtown Louisville! Plenty of seating options from covered, the lawn and suite boxes. I like the stadium parking as it's easily accessible. Friday nights are great with the firework shows that happen post game. Bathrooms have always been clean, even when games are crowded. The food vendors are pretty decent, not Food Network level yet but there is a sausage vendor here that is pretty dang tasty with a bit of zip to it. I love that they do special events at this ball park such as Dog Day at the park - where you can bring your dog and portions of tickets sales go to animal shelter! Let's play ball!!!

Home to the Louisville Bats (minor league baseball) and Louisville City FC (USL soccer), Slugger Field is a great place to watch a game with or without the kids. Located adjacent to Waterfront Park, a visit to the stadium can be part of an all day visit to the downtown or an event destination. It is a great place for families because it is big enough to elicit some Wows! from the kids and their friends, but small enough to help you keep track of them. There is also a grassy berm for kids or adults to enjoy. Lots of parking at the stadium, on the street, or in nearby lots.

Why have I never done Thunder of Louisville here before?! Decided the Wednesday before thunder that it was a must this year. And I didn't want to have to haul blankets, chairs, coolers, etc. It just so happened that a Facebook ad for thunder at slugger field popped up that day on my timeline. For about $30 plus fees, I could have a guaranteed seat and not have to deal with all the other mess. And I was sold! We parked at an elementary school off of Main and walked to slugger field. Employees were super nice, even with the craziness of the day. We got a wristband that allowed us to come and go. When we got tired of the stadium, we were able to leave and walk around Nulu and then come back. I loved this aspect. When it came time for the fireworks, we sat in our seats and watched the show. The stadium had the soundtrack playing and there was about a 5 second delay but it didn't really matter. Perfect spot for watching the air show and the fireworks. I'm already planning for next year.

I love the slugger field! I'm not a huge fan of baseball or soccer, but the time I've spent here with my family has created lasting memories thank I wouldn't trade for the world. The field itself is clean (especially the bathrooms! That's hard for a sports complex to keep up with), and the staff is friendly and very helpful. The only complaint I have is how overpriced the food can be. I paid $8 for a pretzel that was stale, and another $1.50 for cheese that was very bland. If I were you, I would wait on getting any food until after the game.

This is one of my favorite places to come to on a nice day out in Louisville and enjoy America's favorite pastime. The field is amazing. There is truly no bad seat in this ballpark. Premium seats in this venue are fairly inexpensive and throughout the season they have different promotions going on. There is also a gift shop located on site where you can load up on Bats merchandise. They also have plenty of options for the kiddos with a horse carousel being one of them. Plenty of restrooms located throughout the facility as well. Parking outside of slugger field can run you fairly cheap or even free if you can find street parking. There is a restaurant located by will call as well if you wanted to grab a sit down meal prior to the game. Overall, this place is great and is an awesome place to come hang with friends and family!

Built in 2000, Louisville Slugger Field is a classic looking ballpark. It's home to the Reds minor league team The Bats and a fantastic place to see a ballgame. Conveniently located downtown, it's walking distance from great restaurants, the Louisville Slugger Museum and the river front park. For $10 a seat (2018) you can sit right along the railing, down the lines. The park is not only beautiful but kid friendly, with regular giveaways, a play area and fireworks night every Friday. And for kidless adults, there are plenty of drinking opportunities, including craft beer nights every week and the Against the Grain Brewery located right on site. With the prices at MLB parks constantly rising, Slugger Field provides the perfect opportunity to help your kids experience our national pastime without breaking the bank.

I was given tickets to a Bats game this past Friday by a season ticket holder. I was interested to see what a weekend night out at the park would be like. My mom and I decided to make it a girls' night with stadium food and beer for dinner, so we arrived at Slugger around 6:30 to get sorted out before the 7 pm pitch. The fun outing got off to a bumpy start and almost ended before it began. My friend had told me that parking in the lot was free with season tickets. We pulled into the line for the lot and were told by a curt employee that it was $6 for everyone. I looked for a sign showing a price and noticed it was lying down/had been knocked over and not put back up. It was unreadable unless you were standing over it. Employee informed me that I wouldn't find a cheaper parking spot anywhere close. His attitude made me want to look elsewhere. I turned around and found a free spot right away on the street directly in front of Against the Grain. Our seats were in a great location under cover and behind home plate. A nice usher cleaned off our seats and we sat down. I went to get our Papa Johns personal pizzas and drinks. Wowsa, $11.75 for a lukewarm pizza (that tasted more like elementary school than PJ's) and a bottled water. I expect to pay more at outdoor concerts and sporting events, but the quality can at least be on par with the Company's normal products. When I went to get our cocktails, the line was fairly long and not moving. I discovered it was because the computers were down. After about 5 min, we started moving again. I got up front and checked that they were accepting credit cards. Yep, all good. Ordered and gave my card. After swiping it five times and inputting it manually, they announced their credit card processing was down. Thankfully, they comped my drink because I had been standing there drinking from it as I waited and didn't have any cash on me. I finally got back to our seats and we enjoyed several innings. We really liked everything about the baseball game itself, but the overall experience left a lot to be desired. I would go again, but would eat and drink at AtG beforehand and take an empty water bottle in with me for hydration rather than spending any money at the concessions.

Louisville Slugger Field is dope. And I mean dope. On a nice evening, when it isn't too hot or too cool, but *just right*, there's seriously nothing nicer to do in the whole city. If you're not a sports fan, you need to realize something. AAA baseball (ie. the league that the Louisville Bats are in) is just a step below the Major Leagues. Many of the guys you're watching either regularly play, have played, or will play in the majors. The talent level and the skill of these guys is as good as a Major League Baseball game. The price of admission is affordable. Food and drinks are what you'd expect them to be from a place like this. Expensive. But whatever. But just look at my picture. Doesn't that look like an unreal setting? It's a smaller park, so it's intimate. You're right on top of the field and players. And the location of the field is perfect. Walk east, and you're heading to Nulu. Walk west, and you're heading toward 2nd Street and 4th Street. Even if you don't like baseball, you'll like going to Slugger Field.

Always a great time at the ballpark! We've been to quite a few games, and this one was no exception to an amazing time. It was Star Wars night! Yes, I LOVE Star Wars, and my hubby said I was like a little kid that night! And why not, the players were wearing Star Wars Jerseys, which will be auctioned off through their auction site, and all the proceeds with go to Norton Children's Hospital. They also had the Star Wars characters there, that went out on the field, had photo ops, and I got to meet R2D2, Darth Vader, and more!!! I did hate that Chewy couldn't be there, but was still a great time. We had great seats out of the sun, the always great ballpark food of course, and an all around fun time. We purchased a groupon which got us 2 tickets, 2 regular pops, 2 hot dogs, and 2 programs for $22! Great deal, so watch out for those groupons for deals. Slugger field always has great themed nights, music before the games, a playground for the kids, great deals on beer up until the end of the 5th inning (somewhere around that time), good food, friendly and helpful staff. I would definitely recommend checking out all the fun events coming up and get out and enjoy a day with family and friends.

I can't say enough good things about the Louisville Sluggers Stadium and the Bats team. I've been in many of the hallmark stadiums across the country and seen many teams play. Everyone has something to like but I'm a huge fan of AAA teams and stadiums. the games are more intimate and personal, there is more passion and everyone is more relaxed. The food is less expensive and everyone is glad you're there unlike the rude treatment you get at giant stadiums. The view from every seat is great and you can get into and out of the park in five minutes.

As far as the ballpark goes, it's an awesome space. With that being said, I rarely go there for a baseball game. I'm not a huge baseball fan. I find myself there for our new soccer team & for brewfest. There isn't a bad seat at Slugger Field for viewing purposes. There are a few sections behind 1st base where the experience has been terrible. The events have been fine. The terrible comes from the sewage smell(on more than one occasion). Tickets are very inexpensive for a Bats game! They frequently have cheap beer nights. They also have craft beer options(although you have to find them). This park is very clean & family friendly. The place is large enough that I think they should install a restaurant or two overlooking the field. Anytime I go to Slugger Field, I immediately say, "I guess that means this is an Against the Grain night" AtG is a great restaurant in the same area. With competition like AtG, I'm not sure why anyone going to a game eats at the ballpark! If you like baseball or have a family then you definitely should make a trip here. Multiple trips! Brewfest is once a year. The Bats have numerous games throughout the summer. Now we have a soccer team playing there too! I wish they'd try to bring in more events. I'm sure a few small music fests or more beer events wouldn't be that difficult to pull off.

Louisville Slugger Field is the home to the beloved Louisville Bats and Louisville City soccer team. Whether you're a local or tourist, this is one attraction that I can assure you'd love. I'm honestly not that big of a sports person but I loving coming here to enjoy a game from time to time. It's a fun atmosphere, small and homey like our city, and is a great time to spend your summer. It's a fun place for girls nights, dates, and especially for families. It was raining on our most recent trip here, but that didn't stop us from coming. In fact, the stadium has plenty of seats under cover so you can still enjoy the game. If you prefer premium seating, they do have a clubhouse and club seats for $20. Unfortunately I can't give this place five stars because of the concession prices. Admission tickets are only $10, which is a steal, but it's like a knife in the head when I have to pay $5 for a damn soda. No matter which of the many food stands you go to, it's totally ridiculous! I didn't even want to bother going in the souvenir store. They do also have a playground and carousel for kids, which I think is a fun idea. Slugger field is definitely one of those places you need to go at least once!

Slugger Field is an iconic place for Louisville people. Our minor league team, the River Bats play here and it's always a lot of fun to go to a game. The stadium isn't too big but for a minor league team, it's really nice and clean with good food and drinks. It's easy to navigate and the staff is helpful in making sure you find your way around. They have your typical stadium food, along with a graeters ice cream, papa johns pizza stand and more! The bats games are definitely a very fun and relaxing activity and makes for a nice day outside!

Love to go to a game and have a beer and a dog and enjoy the sights and sounds of America's game. The best night to go is Thirsty Thursday, 2$ - 16oz beers from 5:30 to 8:30. The themed nights are fun as well! Take the family and enjoy the game!

I think Louisville Slugger Field is beautiful and we should feel lucky to have it. It not only hosts the Louisville Bats games, but also Louisville soccer, and the Louisville Brew Fest! I have always had a wonderful time at Slugger Field no matter if it's during rain or shine (of course I prefer shine). The staff is friendly and the food is good! We went on 80s night which included beer specials and Louisville Red Bird hat give away for the first 2000 people. 2 Bud Lights for $10. Cha-ching! We also had a double fried bologna sammich with grilled onions and pickles. Lawwwd help me that was good stuff. I hope to attend another game this year. We had primo seats for $13. Can't beat it. I also want to mention that the bathrooms have always been clean during my experience which is important to me and I'm sure other attendees. This is a perfect place for families, date nights, gal's night, guy's night, etc. fun times had by all!

The only time I've enjoyed coming here was when it was overcast. I've come here a great deal (my company has a box and seats for the peons in general admission) and I always feel like I am directly under the sun. I have been in other stadiums in other cities that seem to have built their spaces in a way that promotes shaded seating. That, and the traffic around the place and parking situation give me the impression that no one thought this through very carefully. Sure, the old place was ramshackle and I am honestly surprised it hasn't collapsed yet. Sure, it was in the fairgrounds and that isn't always optimal but the parking and traffic were. Louisville does a lot very well but the baseball stadium isn't one of them. Also, I have never been here and not had to use a bathroom with a clogged toilet flooding the place. Either I pick the disaster nights or this is endemic. You know where they get it right? Yum Center and other places. Traffic, parking, and facility are all in great shape and easy to use. This place? Not so much. This is also home to the unforgivably bad Against the Grain Brewery, the official beer of poor customer service and people who have no idea what beer ought to taste like.

Had a great time learning about all the slugger bats history and taking a wonderfull tour of the factory. We had a great time holding bats of different famous baseball players and looking at all the stuff made from legos. We even took pictures with some of the famous baseball players! They looked so life like and at the end of the tour we even got a free mini slugger bat! My grandpa was born and grew up in Kentucky and always talked about the Louisville Slugger. It is nice to go and show my kids my grandpa always talked about. Definitely enjoyed all the information and the staff was so friendly and let my littlest son take a picture in this giant baseball mit! My son loved holding Babe Ruth's baseball bat and then see the figurine of him too.

Always a great time when you come to the ball park! The stadium is clean and well manicured. The staff is friendly and fun. There are tons of fun options for your children to get out energy and run and play. They have typical stadium food with some yummy personal size Papa Johns pizzas and lots of ice cold beer.

A comfortable AAA stadium. Everything is adequate or better. The stadium seems to lack quirky or unusual seating portions found in other AAA ball parks. The ushers (relatively) quickly ejected a pair of fans who rudely heckled players on the visiting team - well done.

I love Louisville Slugger Field! Whether you're here for a game (baseball or soccer) or an event, this is a great sports field and venue! I've attended both baseball and soccer games here, and I love to grab a beer and a snack and sit in the stands to cheer on our local teams. Depending on your seat it can get really hot with the sun beating down on you, but that's any stadium, so plan accordingly. I've also attended local events, like LIBA's Louisville Brewfest 2016, which was awesome! And private events, like a wedding reception, which was also awesome! I think the food and drinks are decent, the stadium is always nice and clean, and the set-up is great. They also have a nice gift shop and there's Against the Grain, a local brewery, on site for all of your dinner and drinks needs. What's not to love?!

Attended a Louisville FC Soccer game last week and had a fabulous time. It was easy to get to our seats and we had a concession stand and bathrooms nearby. The beers were cold and the snacks were tasty. Lots of fan participation but I would recommend purchasing seating away from the fan zone if you do not want to hear the crazy LFC fans leading cheers with their megaphones blazing!!

Nice field in downtown. The field is being used for the soccer team as well. The prices are too high considering its triple A. It's cost prohibitive to eat or drink here. They would do much better financially if they made things more affordable. Most people don't want to go to the game due to price but they games are fun, especially the soccer team. They keep it nice and clean.

Went here for a s Louisville city soccer game. Great drink options, and multiple place to get drinks so you don't have to deal with lines that are too long. Of course everything is overpriced. Everyone was kind great team spirit, they had me convinced that I too could possibly be a fan.