Pullman Park

Behind Pullman is this great swinging bridge. It has been there my whole life. So it's been there 60 plus years because I know it was there when my mom was a kid. But anyway check it out it's fun and pretty there. We stop to take a break and check out the bridge. I was helping my cousin learn how to drive he got his permit.

Had a blast at their Halloween event. Went to see the band and won the costume contest. Very nice ppl.

Great venue for small events. They've been having trivia on Sundays. Food is standard ballpark food. Prices are decent. Parking is limited.

Came here for the Ribfest. The park is very nice but the event was mediocre. Won't be back next year.

Very nice ball park. You pull up to a little stadium and as soon as you walk in, you feel like your in a ball park. I would say it's an AWESOME experience for teenagers and I think as a former player, I'd enjoy playing there myself. For the players, it's turf infield and grass outfield. No metal cleats allowed. For the spectators, the parking lot seemed KIND OF small... I'd advise against parking really close to the ball park, cause your car CAN get hit. They have a nice concession stand and there are plenty of good bleacher style and some stadium style seating. Wherever you go, just be prepared to pay SOMETHING to get in. For us it was 5.00, but probably varies on event. Overall, you'll enjoy your visit there. It's a good baseball experience.

The park itself excellent! The rib fest was awful. Went on Sunday around 2. 35$ to get in and 5$ to park. Got in and there was only 2 rib stands and pricey after just paying 40$ to walk through the door. Poured rain so then tables were wet and band left. Total bust altogether and definitely would not recommend.

We were there for a collegiate summer league game

I was part of "The Field of Dreams" inaugural car cruise held at the park today. I have attended baseball games here during the summer. There is a lot of history at Pullman Park. Babe Ruth used to practice here and enjoy a cold one at the bar across the street. It's a local treasure in the Butler community.

Came to Butler for the 2022 div 2 college club baseball World Series. Good park, nice field, parking is very limited and hardly paved. Location in a rural industrial area. Nothing close for eats so you're forced to partake the concession stand fare. $3 hot dogs, $20 t-shirts, $25 hats, tournament 5 game pass $25 Watching your sons team play in a World Series...priceless!

Great ballpark! Very community/family oriented, always entertaining - even when the BlueSox don't win. Go cheer on the Butler BlueSox and see what the game is all about. And don't forget to say hi to their mascot, Babe the BlueSox Ox!

I came here Father's Day Saturday night for the first time. This is a cool park and these boys can play ball. I've been wanting to come here since we moved here and I'll definitely be back no a bad seat in the park. I do recommend not parking close to the entrance as your car will probably be hit with a foul ball. We saw at least 20 go foul and 10 left the park directly behind the plate which is park entrance. But the only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is the concessions is crazy busy 2 booth for food and drinks one up and one downstairs I hate standing in line at a ball game for food when I'm missing the game so I didn't buy anything. But my uncle gave me some cash to go to a Butler Brew Werks cart on 3rd base side $7 beers but delicious. But other than that it was fun kids had fun and fireworks were really good at the end of the game too. I just wish they let the kids run the bases that would have topped off the night. But anyways we are definitely going back here. Go Blue Sox!!

Terrible venue. Witnessed several staff members being nasty to patrons. Save your money for a Pirates game or go to your local park and support our young athletes without the snooty staff with attitude here. Not worth the price.