Great venue! I love free parking and the easy walk to the ballpark with attendants helping along the way. The Ballpark seats 10,000 fans and offers several seating options. The LV Aviators games are a lot of fun with great ballpark eatery options & specialty drinks offered at the bar. Comfy seats, clean bathrooms, friendly staff. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Had tickets to watch 51s game at Cashman field, team played good. Watched Aviators at Ballpark and played a good game. Had snacks,popcorn and nearly front row tickets. Had a good time. read more

The parking team, the security guard, the box office, the ticket scanner and the person handing me the program were all super nice and helpful. I also indulged in the baseball helmet nachos and they were great. Let's talk about the team. We have two lefty's that can't hit into right field to save their lives. They actually shift their entire outfield toward left field since our two lefty's can't hit to right. If one of our lefty's could shank it down the right field line we'd have scored a few runs rather than leaving men on base. It is super hard for me to accept that these kids really want to be major leaguers. How can you be a lefty and let them give you right field and you cannot hit it there? Does this team need better batting coaches? Or an entirely new management team? Then you have the manner-less left fielder. On cancer awareness night each player ran out to their positions with a cancer survivor. Of course, most walked because the cancer survivor with them could not run. Except snobby left fielder who ran, not giving one hoot about the cancer survivor that he was suppose to escort. What is wrong? Did he not get the memo? So the left fielder SPRINTS out into left field and the cancer survivor walked out alone. Super tacky. This team is super sloppy I sure hope when they re-brand this team and move to their new field in Summerlin they clean this team up. Go to a game and see one of these guys strike out and throw their bat and throw their helmet and then walk to their position while someone else cleans up their mess and brings them their glove. This is not a reflection of someone who is trying to earn a spot on a major league team. These kids have to at least be in their 20's and been playing ball for at least ten years, have they not learned etiquette, showmanship, class, appreciation for people that paid to see them, hustle .. the list goes on. This team is always a huge disappointment to me. The stadium, the staff, the experience is fun and aesthetically pleasing but don't come here and expect to see a team that works hard, because I have been to four games in the last 30 days and all I've seen is lazy, nearly skill-less boys. And they also lost all four games. Another thing I pray improves when they move to Summerlin is the sound system. The lady yelling in-between innings is awful, I mean simply awful to listen to. Don't go to the game with a friend and expect to chat and converse between innings because the woman yelling, ugh -- you get it. Can we have a few innings of peace? The sound system is too loud. The best thing about going to Cashman on ballgame night is the bat dog! Love that dog :) makes the night worthwhile. Get it together 51's. read more

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Always a great time. The new baseball stadium is at a great location with free parking. Great food for a reasonable price. The only downside is that a large tall boy costs around $13 before tax. The got bat dogs and $2 beer Thursdays. What's not to love. Plenty of accessible seating I dropped my wallet in the back parking lot trynna rush home and the security picked it up and sent it to the lost and found. All my cards and cash ($60) were all there. Shotout to the aviators security manager and team. read more

The AAA affiliate of the New York Mets is know as the Las Vegas 51's. A pretty competitive team in the league the last few seasons with several players getting called up to the big leagues. The Baseball team provides some great family friendly entertainment during the summer months. Their calander is filled with give aways, promo nights, fireworks displays and my favorite $1 beer night on Thursdays. These game nights can get pretty packed. The 2016 season is over. Some tips for next year though, park at the Government building across the street and walk over to avoid costly parking fees. Check your mailbox often for those mailers to get BOGO ticket offers. Fill your pockets with peanuts and cracker jack before entering. Beware they offer a Yelp check in offer for a free 51's hat that they will not honor. And will complain about how they have been contacting Yelp to have it removed. Otherwise these 51's games are alot of fun. Prices start at $12 for adults and kids 4 and under are FREE! read more

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I haven't been to a baseball game since I was a wee lass in elementary school. The strong smell of hot dogs wafting in the air and the rallying cries following Queen's "We Will Rock You" took me down memory lane. I went to watch the 51s play on the opening night of the season, on Friday 4/17/2015. According to the attendant at the box office, the game was nearly sold out! Luckily for me, I had won tickets from Yelp's Play Ball contest. I was seated in section 15 and had a good view of the game, the only obstruction to my view being some obnoxious cub scout kid who would not for the love of God stop waving his plastic giant blow-up Alien over his head. Can you tell kids aren't my favorite?? :P Some highlights of the opening game: * The 51s knocked two balls straight outta the park back to back, Babe Ruth style. * The 51s vs. Fresno game was pretty entertaining, and I for sure thought we had the game in the bag, but the final score was 11-10. * Be very wary of sitting directly behind the home plate. Two players knocked the ball way way up in the sky, and then the ball plummeted back into the crowd. One poor kid got knocked right in the noggin and the paramedics came out and everything. * There was fireworks after! But I didn't stay that long because I wasn't trying to get stuck in traffic. TIP:There's free parking in the State Office Building parking lot, otherwise it's $4. Worth a Return Visit? I had fun and would come back to watch another game. I want to come back on $1 Beer Night for sures! YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2015: #68 read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

At the end of season 2018 the 51s will no longer be affiliated with the New York Mets. The 51s need to be restructured from every level. How are they giving this team a brand new stadium in Summerlin if their a losing team? Also a team name change is on the works, can't wait to see what they come up with. read more

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I used to have a mini-season ticket to the 51s and then it seemed to become too much of a chore going to games so often and I fell away from going. With our Yelp event here, it was time for me to get back into the summer pastime and enjoy a ball game. The 51s have never been strong contenders for league winners. They have been affiliated with the Dodgers, the Blue Jays, and now the Mets. Except for the facts that the 51s won the other night, what fascinated me the most was seeing the "bottoms up" beer machine which was right below where I was sitting. It was $1 beer night, so there were a number of people coming by. I asked Jared N. and Anthony M. how the thing worked. A short lesson later, I was watching the little magnet being pushed up as the kindly barmaids pushed the cups onto the filler. Fantastic! There have been some rumors that the 51s will be re-branding and using a different name and a new theme. The team has been sold and the new owners want to build a new stadium a block from where I live. Gone may be the Area 51 reference in their name and the mascot, Cosmo. Speaking of Cosmo, anyone who has to prance around in an outfit like that when the summer temperatures are in the 100s deserves to be paid well! It's fun to go to a 51s game and I'll be back sooner than the years I've let go by without returning to Cashman Field for a game. read more

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The only reason I dropped a star was for the team, I was disappointed in how poorly we played against the Sacramento River Cats. But the stadium is nice, it's changed alot since the last time I was there (many many years ago). The games are fun and affordable. Parking wasn't horrible either, $4 is a steal. The summer nights can be hot, but you can't hibernate inside all summer. $1 beer night (Thursday) was a great deal. I would go back and cheer on the 51's again. Hopefully they win next time. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Made it a priority on my last trip to Vegas to catch a 51s game. I'm glad I did! $4 to park and $17 to sit first row is bargain in the baseball world! I don't think I'd make it out to a 1:00pm game but the 7pm game was perfect. Everyone I chatted with that was somehow affiliated with the orgaization was great and made me and the gf (big baseball fans) feel welcomed! read more

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First, the team is now the Las Vegas Aviators! They were formerly the 51's. They have a great ballpark in Summerlin. I have taken my family and friends there, and we have also had work parties at Aviators games. Great team, great venue, even the food is good. Go Aviators! read more

I'm a big fan of baseball and being a big GIANTS fan (I don't mean that literally of course), I was excited to find out that Las Vegas had a farm team that is actually quite fun to go see. I've been to numerous games already and I'll keep coming as this is the only way I will get my dose of baseball fix. The stadium gets pretty packed for the games, must be the decent hot dogs or very tasty nachos you can get in a souvenir 51s hat. The ballpark offers many other food options and libations. They also have pretty good promotions like $1 beer nights, value menu Monday's, fireworks every month and other kewl goodies to show off your love of the 51's. The ballpark is kept really clean during the games, the workers here are very friendly from the concession workers to the ushers, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Prices for seats are more than reasonable so if you're looking for a fun time without breaking the bank, head on out to a ballgame. Buy yourself some peanuts and cracker jacks, you'll be mad if you never go back, cause you'll want to root, root, root for our home team and when they don't win its a shame. Cause it's one, two, three strikes your out at the Las Vegas 51s game! read more

Always an awesome night at the Old Ballpark. The Las Vegas 51's are starting their 35th season (2017) here and are the longest running sports franchises in this city. Gate's typically open an hour before the game and parking is $5 cash or card. Promotion nights have a huge turnout everything from bobbleheads, hats, jerseys and the ever popular Firework nights. Every Monday is $1 Menu night for peanuts, Cracker Jacks, Pretzels, Churros and Hot Dogs (Glutten free or Beef). Thursdays are $1 beer nights and you can only get 2 at a time the line can be really long so by the time you get your beverage you are back in line again so bring a friend. lol I love the new food choices and beer selection they have brought in this season, gone are the soggy nachos and hot dogs they are now replaced with great quality products with fresh toppings and avacodo. Naked City Pizza is a fantastic upgrade as well and a 6 slice. cheese pizza will cost you $12. There is a even a healthy Menu concession with fruit bowls, wraps, salads and vegan nachos. Dippin Dots, Hawaiian Shaved Ice, and Ben and Jerrys round out dessert options. The staff is friendly and engaging (shout out to Beerguy Bruce) So bring your glove, Love for the game and now an appetite because the 51's finally have great food to go with the their professional team! Enjoy your night at the Ball Game!! read more

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So this year we splurged and got season tickets in the park's restaurant lounge. Our ticket rep was able to get us the second row table right behind home plate which allows for some great views. Positive - First of all the staff, they are great!!!!! I almost felt like I was hanging out with a fellow baseball fan and had some great conversations. Having our own amenities made you feel your were getting the VIP treatment. We get the radio broadcast feed in the lounge so we can keep with with what is happening since we cannot hear the park announcers. Seating was old but comfortable and having free range of the lounge it was easy to get up and stretch your feet without disturbing anyone. With the team moving next year, I will just briefly mention that its a good thing as the park could use a refresh. The other concern I have was with the buffet. I thought the food could have been a little better for the price, everything was kinda salty. But you do have options for ala carte or can go and grab concessions so there are other options. In closing, I am looking forward to hanging out with some great people and getting to know the staff and I am excited to see the new park read more

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My friends and I tend to come to a game once a year as an annual outing with friends for their Thursday night dollar beer nights. Last year we had so much fun and loved the atmosphere and food, but this visit might have ruined it all for me. We started off the night fine getting into the venue and in line for some food and beers. That excitement quickly ended when we were harassed by the concession cashier, Yolanda. It was a group of 5 of us buying 10 beers which was the standard protocol but she went on and on for at least ten mins screaming at us saying we were trying to break the rules and get more beers even though we counted out to her who exactly our 5 people were multiple times. She even called a manger over who said it was fine once we counted out our group and explained to him, but she wouldn't drop it. She was extremely rude and unprofessional. This exchange really ruined my whole night and I'm not sure if I'd ever come back for a game again after being treated that way. Very disappointed. read more

I enjoyed my very first live baseball game here! I know...don't judge me. Los Angeles Dodgers and the Las Vegas 51s. It's just so hard to watch it on television but it is definitely different in person. The beer I heard is only 1.00 each on Thursdays, so I am coming back for sure. Keep in mind that the draft beers are 6.50 - 8.50 on normal days. Hot dogs are 4.50 (pretty high for a normal plain hot dog) but it is a live game. They give a lot of freebies out, not just the fly balls but I got a free 51s cap for checking in for my first time at the stadium with my Yelp account. When we entered into the gates upon check in they gave us each a water cooler pouch. Seating was pretty good, 11 bucks for assigned seating with a really clear view of the game. If you want, you can sit in the grass area and let the kids run free. I can say that this is a highly recommended stadium. read more

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Until our hockey team gets here, the 51s are Vegas' only option for pro sports- but a great option for local families. Tickets are cheap, all seats have a great view, and there's a variety of overpriced concessions to knock out your junk food cravings. My favorite part of seeing a game is interacting with Cosmo, the alien(?) mascot. He's always down for a photo and great with the kids, he always lets the littles win the race around the bases! TIP: Bring cash for parking or plan to walk from the nearby library lot. read more

Just landed from my first ever 51s game, and the only thing that is standing in the way of a 5-star rating is you. That's right: you. Were you there? Well, if you answered yes, then I am not talking to you, I am talking to all the other yous who stayed home tonight to watch whatever comes on TV on Thursday nights. Be honest with yourself. Rooting for sports teams is arbitrary. You rarely know anyone on the field, and even more odd, the majority of the people on the field are not from the town emblazoned across their jersey. There is no logical reason why the team, regardless of the sport or city, should earn the support of locals. It is simply mass hysteria, a.k.a. spirit. Of course, it helps if the team is good. The 51s are not that great this year. They are currently last in their division, but tonight they beat Fresno, the number one team, 8-4. And, yes, hearing the announcer butcher the names of the opposing team was pretty darn hilarious. I swear Brock Bond was "Frog Bun." Still, a packed stadium of screaming, rowdy fans could have added even more to the enjoyment. This may be random, but I think if fans brought things to barter that would be brilliant. The Yelp Cheer Squad had some hats, and these hats were like camaraderie gold, as was $1 Bud. Easy to make friends on Bud. Disclaimer: Our tickets were free, and we got dapper hats, too. Still, I really find it hard not to love a shared experience of cheering. I only wish there had been at least 4000 of my closest Las Vegas friends there to yell "Charge" and belt "Take Yelp Out to the Ballgame." Next time, I'll be lookin' for ya. read more

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"I need a minute to get my head straight "Just to hit it before it's too late "Innocent, considering my middle name is 'Shake My Body' "Take a seat it's glittering, I shimmy and I shake my body." [Chorus x2] --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­----------------------- This is the only true professional sports team we have in our little Entertainment Capital of the World, so we will make the best of it, dammit! For the Troll Flaggers/Worthless Yelp HQ employees I drive a motor vehicle to the Boulevard exit of the US-95; I bypass the stadium entrance and instead park for free [PRO TIP: save 4$ every game] at the library lot for day games or the Natural History Museum/Heritage Park lots for night contests. I walk to the Will Call box office window. I retrieve my tickets. I walk into the ballpark through the south gates -- getting my free promo if it is a promo night -- and grab a free program on the way to my bleacher seats. Is that "enough detail about [my] customer experience[,]" you no-life-having trolls? No? Alright. I grab some water from the fountain [PRO TIP: save 10$ every game] or bubbler if you are Bostonian, watching it flow into my Yelp bottle (thanks Norm!) while listening to sweet sounds of annoying Top-40 hits over the PA. I take my seat and place my bottle under the bleacher so that it is not heated by the direct overhead sun rays. I read a few pages from a non-fiction baseball book that I brought for in between innings and before the first pitch. Still not enough customer experience? Pitches are thrown by the appropriate players. I clap. Swings are made by the appropriate players. I clap. Calls are botched by the appropriate officials. I grab the top of my head and boo furiously. I stand up when a 51 blasts a home run [PRO TIP: they can also be called homers]. I point at pop fouls so that those that are not paying attention in the section can be made aware that a fast dropping ball [PRO TIP: gravity, bro.] may be coming down to meet the top of their skulls. Is that enough customer experience, useless imbecile at Yelp HQ? Sometimes I use the restroom. I walk in through one door, wash my hands, relieve myself, wash my hands again [Pro Tip: this time I dry them as well], then walk out the other door. At this time, I take advantage of the fountain/bubbler outside the restroom and collect more delicious Lake Mead drinking water into my Yelp bottle. Is that enough? A History The XFL once had a franchise here -- when there was an XFL to have franchises -- and that experiment ended quickly. There was some other American football league trying to make the best of the offseason of the shit NFL season, and the Las Vegas team won the championship (yay!); however, no one knew nor cared. And there are the Outlaws, an Arena Football League (AFL) franchise, but hardly anyone attends the games and it probably does not help that they are impressively terrible. usatoday.com/story/sports/2014/11/05/las-vegas-pro-sports-major-league-soccer-nba-nhl-mlb/18562353 Why baseball? Well, American football is not going to happen, so why not? Sure it is hot as all hell. Sure the park is not the most modern (when Fresno has one that looks state-of-the-art in comparison, then building a new one should be in the works). Sure the traffic patterns during ingress and egress could use some work. But, it is America's Pasttime, goddammit! theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2013/10/sorry-nfl-baseball-is-still-americas-pastime/280985 51's The final step before making the New York Metropolitans, the Las Vegas 51's enjoy fielding some of the best of the National League has to offer who are recuperating from injuries as well as younger prospects on their way to the Big Leagues. They also play against the best, e.g., 24-million-dollar man Jake Peavy (SF) got lit the hell up by the 51's this season: milb.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?gid=2015_06_26_srcaaa_lvgaaa_1&t=g_box&sid=t400. This season they sit comfortably at #1 of the division, just like last year. (They ended up losing in the conference series to Reno.) There may be no better time to break out a Hamilton for a simple bench ticket and a bunch of Washingtons for beer on dollar beer night and make a night of professional baseball your entertainment choice of the evening. Brooks Conrad, the First Baseman There is no manlier name in all of baseball. Cosmo, the Mascot He could benefit from a bit of weight loss. He will never win a race around the bases until he does so. Area 51, the fanatics More cowbell, more vuvuzela, and more waves. Get up off your asses .... --------------------------------------------------­­­­­­­­----------------------- Rating: Four-stars, "Yay! I'm a fan." read more

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I'm very disappointed in this organization. I don't really know if I should be mad at the 51's or Cashman field but what occurred yesterday was horrendous. I'm born and raised in Vegas and have been coming to these games since they were the Las Vegas Stars and I've seen and had so many wonderful memories here. I bought tickets to last nights game for the "final home stand" at Cashman field before they move to the new Summerlin stadium. I bought tickets for my wife, son sister in law (pregnant) and her husband. We were especially excited that they were giving away final year jerseys too with the 51's and Golden Knights logo on them. We got a email from them stating that the jersey would be given away at 6. Game start at 7. We get there 2.5 hrs before that in order to be ready for the lines. Little did we know that they would have the Gun vs Hoses softball game and that all those people would have first pick at the jerseys so all jerseys were gone before 430. So here I am rambling about a free jersey. Blah blah blah. It gets better. They run out of nachos, beer and lemonade in the 4th inning. No biggie to me but my pregnant sister in law was in need of a lemonade as it's 100' out. She goes to get one and they say sorry we are out. She says "can I have a glass of ice as I'm very thirsty". The guy charges a pregnant women $6 for a glass of ice? You guys have got to be kidding me... I've been coming here since the early 80's. I bring my family and brother in law with his wife who just moved to Vegas and we get this type of treatment???? Thanks for nothing read more

Dollar menu night and a great game. A big shout out to Section 16 usher, Scott, for looking out for the kids. Always get an appearance by Cosmo in the first inning and some of the players will sign autographs after the game. Parents need to sign their kids up for Cosmo's Kids Club. $30 for a tee shirt and one ticket to every Sunday-Wednesday home games. $1 Menu night Mondays and $1 beer Thursdays. Usually have a promotion going on Friday and Saturday nights. $4 to park. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Favorite usher, Scott. Last home game of the season. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Oh baseball, how I missed you! We came here with a friend who was visiting. Tickets were pretty inexpensive and so was parking. It was a cheap night out at the ballpark for 3 people! The stadium wasn't packed (in fact I was a little saddened by how empty it was but it became a bit of a chilly evening and was early in the season). We received friendly service from everyone there and the stadium was pretty clean. They had your typical overpriced game food, but we went on dollar beer night and definitely got our money's worth :) We arrived early and got to see the players signing autographs for some of the kiddos in the park. The 51s totally kicked butt that night. There were some obnoxious drunks heckling them from behind us but it made for an even more fun evening because of how ridiculously loud and stupid they were lol. Will definitely consider going back, especially for some of the better giveaways, since the tickets are so cheap and you can get a good seat. read more

Root root for the home team! Peanuts and Cracker Jacks and beer! Taking in a 51s game is a fun, cheap way to spend an evening. Savings hint: Every Thursday is $1 beer night. Sadly, I just wish more folks would attend these games. C'mon Vegas locals and tourists - get your butts to a bench and take in a game. To me, summer just isn't complete without enjoying several baseball games. And ok, sure, the 51s aren't exactly the most spectacular team to watch, but the games are truly enjoyable - and you have to show some love for our local team. read more

I long for the days when the Padres or Dodgers were the parent team as they are close enough to be relevant. The Blue Jays on the other hand draw little interest in Las Vegas. Positives: Every seat is a good one. The ball is usually flying in the heat, there is a chance to see future stars at AAA level and we have seen Roger Clemens watching his son Kobe. Negatives: HEAT - the stadium does little to alleviate the heat Entertainment: The ugly donkey looking alien mascot does next to nothing and the pizza mascots even less. There is no kids play area. Food - with the exception of the buffet on the club level that no one knows about unless they enter the club level, the food here is boring, bare minimum baseball fare. I am spoiled coming from the single A Lake Elsinore Storm where Thunder entertains fans between each inning, circulates the crowd the rest of the game and the ownership is committed to keeping the crowd entertained. It is baseball and I love it but the product could use a makeover. read more

I love coming to his field to watch the 51s play!! I moved to Vegas from LA 3 years ago and I would often go to the dodger games ALOT of the times FREE of charge but we won't get into those details... lol When I found out there was a triple a team playing here in Vegas I knew I had to go check it out for my self. It's been numerous time since the first I visited the venue and will continue coming back. The field and the crowd it gathers really makes you feel at home in some sort of weird way.. and con you consoling about their colors blue and white! Dollar Beer night is the best night to go to OBVIOUSLY!! read more

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The Las Vegas 51's are a AAA baseball team, love minor league baseball! Always affordable family-friendly entertainment! Even on a very hot day like we went to (Was well over 100 degrees) I would go back, but next time will try for April or end of August lol read more

First off its no Major League Game at a Major League ballpark. BUT it was still fun. And reasonable. 14 Dollars and i was sitting behind homeplate. A Seat where at Coors field it will set you back about 500 dollars. For 20 Dollars you can sit in the Dug out seats. Which is really right there. Go on Thursdays for Dollar Bud and Budlight Night. Mondays are Dollar Snack night. The beers were good. The food wasnt up to MLball park standards but it served its purpose. A little pricey but hey your at the ballpark. And you get a free spin on a slot machine, to win prizes. Plus the fans are fun to talk to and joke around with. And its cheaper then sitting in a stuffy movie theater. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I love the idea that there is a AAA team here and I love baseball and prospects on the verge of MLB. This team is the AAA feeder for Toronto Blue Jays which is odd because Toronto is so far away. Luckily a lot of Canadians live in Vegas and Visit. They used to be most recently the AAA team for the Dodgers which would be a lot cooler to follow since the Dodgers are the nearest MLB team to Vegas and could follow the team better. They do have a lot of event nights including $1 beers on certain nights. They also have these unreal nachos here with the kitchen sink on top and a bar on the second deck. My only gripes are 1. The Stadium 2. Paid Parking 3. Stupid team name and Logo ( not gonna rep any gear until they switch back to the Stars) However in the spring and end of summer baseball is such a great relaxing event and I would love to just sit and relax to more games. But, that damn parking will stop my walk up ticket consistently. read more

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Good Times! I'm not a big fan of Major League Baseball... but I really enjoy watching the minor league guys.... the stadiums are smaller and the games are more fun.... more action. And the guys are playing in hopes to make it big one day... most never make it so they are in it for the love of the game. Mondays are $1 value menu... $1 hot dogs and peanuts.... And on Thursday nights... it's $1 beer night. It's a good event to enjoy the evening.... sit outside, watch America's favorite pasttime, eat peanuts and get out of the house for a while. read more

Who doesn't love a great baseball game? The smell of peanuts, hot dogs and beer, the roar of the crowd and the crack of the bat, it thrilling. If you haven't been to a 51's game, then why not? The ticket prices are reasonable, the stadium is great, you don't have to buy the cheapest ticket and sit up in the nose bleed section here. My husband and I love sitting right behind home plate, and with Vegas sun, sitting under cover is an option we take advantage of. The first 2500 fans get the free promotion of the day, and who can resist the excitement of a good game! Going to a game is always fun for us, if you haven't tried it, you should! read more

The 51s have been around for a long time already (including as the Stars) and I hope that contiues to be the case for another long time. I like going out the the games a couple of time a year at least. The pricing is right for an affordable night out. While they don't always win when I am there and they don't always perform well over the duration of the season, they always put on a good show. And when they do win it is extra special. The last game I went to ended with a score of 19-2 for the Las Vegas 51s over the Reno Aces. That was a rather convincing win. It was good to see the home town boys do so well. I hope they can keep it up all season. That would be great to see. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Section 8 Row P Seat 20 at the 51s. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Casey At The Bat... "Then from 5,000 throats and more there rose a lusty yell; It rumbled through the valley, it rattled in the dell; It knocked upon the mountain and recoiled upon the flat, For Casey, mighty Casey, was advancing to the bat...." - Earnest Thayer. That's why we go to the game. It's nostalgia. It's Americana. It's good ol'fashioned fun. Some people go to watch the game, but I go to hear the crack of a wooden bat and the pop in the catcher's mitt. Eat some stadium nachos and drink a few brews! Spend time with friends and family. I went to my first game here in 1986! They were the Stars back then. I have seen players like; Santiago, Alomar, Alomar, Konerko, Werth, Victorino. Seen quite a few major leaguers on rehab; Gagne, Garciapara, Ramon Martinez... Et al. I was driving home from work one day and a buddy called me and said Lasorda was sitting behind the plate - so I drove down there I saw Lasorda! (He slept for 2 innings) A couple of years ago "Hu" was on first! Or was he on second? What was on second - Hu was at short... something like that. Since the Dodgers Left - the place has gone down hill some. Trust me - nobody gives a rats ass about the Blue Jays farm system. Of course I say that as a Dodger fan... The grass used to be as green as any major league stadium, but it is looking more like a JR high field. Oh, and BTW - "The 51's" is the dumbest name for a sports team. I still call them the Stars! In reality - most people go to the games just to get out and do something fun. Watching the game just gives us something to fall back on. This place lacks that minor league park charm though. Most minor league teams do something quirky for an attraction. I suggest a few things; bring in some food vendors like some of these food trucks, better give aways, get some local celebs down there or really anything new. Can we get Wayne Newton down there to sing, "take me out to the ball game???" I do like dollar beer night! That is a good time to go people watching. I have been going there for dollar beer night since I turned 21! This is the best place in Vegas to catch the Fourth of July fireworks! It is easy to get to and parking is a cinch. Close to downtown, Jerry's Nugget and the world famous Palomino Club! This review is a bit of a mixed bag but, this is a MUST for Las Vegans. It is Baseball. The venue, who is on the field and who wins... who cares. It's baseball. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Its a smaller park (compared to a MLB park) but every seat is a good seat. You can sit at the top and not see your house at all. Fun, cheap, parking is close. Go tonight, go tomo, just go. Support our team. Besides, nothing beats a beer at the ball game. read more

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Nice crowd. Awesome helmet filled with nachos supreme. End zones have grassy areas for kids to play. Pleasant experience for the whole family. Some games have fireworks at the end. Pricey tickets. read more

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The Las Vegas 51s games are great for locals and tourists alike. The stadium, Cashman Field, is a short drive down the I-15 from the strip. Their marketing department puts on various special events during game nights so check their website calendar for those. Tickets are inexpensive and it's definitely worth the price for several hours of professional baseball. read more

Las Vegas 51's Baseball Team - The 51s games are a blast! - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Every year we look forward to Baseball season. Going to a 51's game is cool. It reminds me of how Baseball is suppose to be...... - Hot Dogs - Peanuts - and Cracker Jacks..... - Beer - Pretzels - Cheap tickets Hot summer day games and warm summer night games. Most of the players are approachable and will sign a ball or cap or baseball card.....my Son loves it and so do I. Return Factor - 99% read more

After living in Vegas for a short time, I've made it. No, I didn't become the headliner for a show on the strip. I made it to a baseball game. I attended the 51s game for a Yelp CMYE outing, and I couldn't be happier with the experience. I didn't know any of the players, or anything about the teams. I just wanted to come out and hang out with my yelp friends, and have a good time. Having said all that, I do watch baseball, but just not at the AAA level. The game atmosphere is nice. Concessions are cheapish. Bathrooms are clean, and I had one hell of a time with my friends. My advice to you? Try to pay attention to the ball as it is being batted. You don't want to be THAT GUY who gets beaned in the head because he wasnt paying attention. read more

I wasn't sure what to expect, having grown up going to baseball games at Qualcomm (previous home to the San Diego Padres), Dodger Stadium and AT&T Park. The field at Cashman is actually really nice. It's obviously smaller than larger stadiums, and the crowd is much smaller. But there's lots of pros here, including: (1) proximity to the field; (2) cost of tickets; (3) good food and drinks; and (4) no parking hassle. I paid $10 per ticket for bleacher seats that were still really close to the field. Actual seats were $3 or $4 more per ticket. It's much easier to see (and be engaged in) the game. I felt like I could see the player's expressions. I love that!!! Much better than being in nosebleed. (Which is basically non-existent at Cashman.) They also have a good food selection for a sporting event, i.e., there's not just one or two $10 burger or hot dog options. Here, there was lots of hot dog options, hamburgers, pretzels, fries, etc. They also sell shaved ice for $5, which really hits the spot in the heat. Also, while there was quite a bit of people when we went it wasn't a PITA to get out of the parking lot after the game. Big plus with not spending an hour trying to get out of the stadium! Incidentally, parking was $4 for non-season ticket holders and there was plenty of parking. I honestly (and surprisingly) had a great time (I kinda thought it'd be like a high school baseball game, which it wasn't -- at all). It's a fun thing to do in Vegas that's off the strip and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Yay! read more

My fiance and I really enjoy going to these games! We're big baseball fans and the 51's are top notch when it comes to Triple A baseball. They currently lead their division this season and they made the playoffs last year as well. I imagine that managers at this level have it very easy when their better players get picked off for the majors. It's tough to get out to these games during the summer but you can usually find a seat that's open in the covered area... I would never suggest taking someones seat though!! Maybe wait a couple innings before inching your way into these seats. Also, I can't imagine it would be the cheapest thing for a family to do on a regular basis. Parking, tickets, and concessions can add up pretty quick but for just the two of us it isn't a bad deal. read more

I love Baseball; I grew up playing it; watching the Orioles live and rooting for the Pirates/Twins on TV and now I'm an upset Cubs fan; I've been to 18 MLB parks and 4 different minor league parks; as far as Cashmen field is concerned they are the top of minor league parks I've attended and even beat out a few of the Major league parks; As far as the 51s are concerned, well they are the Blue Jays affiliate so you can't expect too much from them but go figure they were in first place most of the season this year (I had seasons tickets thank you Shari) and got to see many of the games. The fan interaction is high, they are there to watch the game; participate in the between inning activities and for the most part don't get up and ask you to move during the live action on the field (there is always one person though) The misters aren't always on behind the back stop and there is a sign saying they only turn them on during low humidity events; I have to wonder when is it not a low humidity event in Las Vegas? Maybe during the one or two weeks we get rain but otherwise they should be on every day. But I digress; The hidden gem is the club house upstairs; the general admission ticket prices gets you into it; there you can watch the game from an AC skybox; get there early buy the buffet and find a seat with a view it will blow you away to watch a game in a comfortable temp. read more