Cashman Field

Great venue! The parking was convenient and the stage/​theater was open and very nice.

Not the most modern stadium but a fun place to catch a game and pretty cheap tickets and $ 4 parking. They opened the ballpark an hour before the game so no reason to get there too early. We were able to sit in the shade which is a major plus for Vegas day games as the metal bleachers must’ve been broiling. The staff was very friendly and the guy in the seats next to us talked to us during the game. It was $ 1 snacks for the season finale so can’t beat $ 1 pretzels… no cheap beer though that day. They have a pretty large gift shop for a minor league team too. It’s AAA ball so you might recognize some guys on rehab starts or who were sent down and trying to get back to the majors. I’d check out a game again if they’re around when I’m back in town.

Cashman Field was the site of my first minor league baseball game last week. The hometown 51s played the Stormchasers in an exciting game that came down to the wire. Who am I kidding? I really came for the dollar beer night. Still, it was fun to experience a smaller, low-​key experience at this stadium. Everything seemed more miniature from the view from the seats to the cheaper food stands. We even had a few foul balls come our way. The field view seats were $ 16, only a couple books more than the cheapest seats for admission.

Something about cashman field keeps me coming back. It’s not the nicest AAA facility. They team isn’t always the best, and it certainly isn’t in the best part of town, but you do get good value with the price of admission. Staff is always friendly, parking is a breeze, and there really isn’t a bad seat in the house. The giveaways are frequent and fun. The 51’s have been on a hot streak lately, although the Mets have been taking advantage of that talent lately. I always enjoy myself at Cashman. It’s too hot in the summer, but so is everything else in Vegas. I would love to see a state of the art minor league facility built here in Las Vegas, but good ol’ Cashman does still have its charm.

«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]
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This is not a state-​of-​the-​art stadium. It is hard to even imagine Major League teams scheduling an exhibition here; however, apparently they do every year. (I have never been.)(Bartman curse.)
I come here for the AAA Las Vegas 51’s, and there is a good reason to come: tickets are dirt cheap, parking is cheaper (although there is a bunch of free parking)(paid parking is unamerican), and the 51’s have been winning. Moreover, it hardly ever rains. (Out of all the check-​ins displayed above, only one game was a rain out.)
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Box Office
I only deal with the Will Call window. The lady/​gentleman there is always super-​nice. Unfortunately, there are always imbeciles in this queue who hold up the window by trying to retrieve tickets not under their name but under the names of their father, uncle, great-​grandfather (deceased), or dog. Bring a book.
Food & Drink
It sucks. ‘Beer Man’ Bruce can be routinely heard — louder than the PA even — with his booming voice explaining how there is beer here! Beeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
If you are here for dollar beer, you have stand in specific queues for the cups of dollar beer. Don’t drink and drive.
Miscellaneous
Restrooms are actually pretty nice; must have gone through a remodel recently. Always clean, according to my experience. UNLV can learn something here.
Drink water. Wear sunscreen.
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Rating: Three-​stars, «A-​OK.»

Great place to watch a ballgame! Just moving here from Detroit I’ve been going through MLB withdraws. Thankfully Vegas has a local AAA team to help fill the baseball void. Sure the 51s are a Mets affiliate but they are still worthy of love ;-)
Came on Thursday $ 1 beer night. Decent crowd and perfect weather to watch America’s favorite past time. The stadium seemed well maintained and everyone was friendly. Can’t wait to go back!

Always well kept and clean during the 51’s games. Staff is normally very polite. great atmosphere!

For a minor league ball park this place was top notch. My friend is playing for them at Cashman field. We got the all day buffet for breakfast for 14 dollars. The food was actually decent for a buffet especially at a ball field. There was eggs and steak and hot dogs and a bunch of other good stuff.
The bathrooms were pretty clean which was a shock to me. The stadium itself is also kept very clean. My one complaint is where’s the water fountains? I know there is a drought but man I was thirsty.
The ticket prices are pretty cheap and the stadium was actually kind of packed again for a minor league game. So good for the guys to play in front of a lot of fans. I would come back if I’m back in Las Vegas.

I came here for a 51’s game and really enjoyed it. Our seats we awesome. 2^nd row back. Right over the 51’s dug out. It’s a small stadium, but they’ve got what everyone has. Beer everywhere, liquor available, hot dogs, Cracker Jax, cinnamon coated almonds, ice cream, etc.
Dont worry, plenty of places to get t-​shirts and other merchandise too.
It’s $ 4 bucks for parking. It can be hectic getting out, but that’s to be expected when everyone is leaving at the same time.

51’s baseball at Cashman Field is your chance to watch baseball in a more intimate setting and to watch some future talent. Noah Syndergaard was dominating here, got the call, and made his MLB debut on Tuesday. If you see Steven Matz as the listed pitcher, get your tickets to see him because he’s dominating as well (7 2/​3, 9 Ks last outing) and he’s an injury or trade away from being the next to get the call.
Always look for promotions (kids carnival, jersey, and cap) before you buy your tickets. Firework nights are especially good. Sit on the first base line and you’ll have a great view. We’ve actually been to Cashman for Fourth of July twice and they put on a decent 15 minute show. If you enter at the Washington entrance on the west side of the Cashman Center, you’ll have less than a 5 minute walk to and from the park.
When you’re in the park, expect a high scoring Pacific Coast League game. Also, expect to see and hear things that you won’t from the upper deck or outfield bleachers of a major league park. The popping of gloves, the cracks of bats, the base coaches making «back» calls to base runners, umpires calling balls and strikes, and seeing the speed and breaks of pitches are all things that are bonuses of watching minor league ball in a smaller venue.
Because it’s minor league ball expect minor league ticket prices, play (some of the errors really make you cringe), food, amenities, and entertainment. For me, all I need is a cold beer, a regular vendor that can replenish said beer frequently, a seat with a back, a cup holder, a dog, and a bag of peanuts. Just being able to watch professional baseball in Vegas makes me a fan and makes any other negative factor about Cashman quite tolerable.

I was hoping the quality would improve over time but instead it seems to have dived. The food is now inedible (with the exception of the buffet in the clubhouse which is hit or miss but at $ 9.50 worth it, especiallywhen they carve pork belly).
The chicken sandwich I had was cold in the middle and luke warm on the top. The pretzel was highly over salted and must have been microwaved because it was hard and rubbery in some places and soft in others. The hot dog was simply cold. What makes all this worse is that we were one of the first people in the stadium so everything should have been hot and ready. The lines are unmanageable. Aramark has supposedly been doing stadium concessions for years and you think they would learn what works and what doesn’t but I waited in line so long I ate my pretzel and if I wasn’t honest the cashier would never have even known. With the exception of the nachos in a helmet, there isn’t even any interesting food other than the buffet.
The stadium itself is in good shape and the field kept beautiful so it is a shame that the fans suffer.
Love watching baseball, going to make my own meals from now on.

Great for a date night or family fun, go see a game with the 51s!
I knew we had a minor league baseball team, but I didn’t know anything about them until I was given free tickets for a game– the stadium is small but all seats have a great view, and if you purchase tickets in advance they’re really cheap. The entertainment between innings is limited but family-​friendly– try to snap a photo with Comet, the alien mascot!
Parking is $ 4 or free with a season pass. Dining options are priced comparable to any other sports venue ($ 4 hotdogs, $ 5 nachos, $ 7 beers, etc) but selection is better than expected: popcorn, crackerjacks, burgers, snow cones, and Dippin Dots ice cream.
Special shoutout to seats A1 and A2 in section 8– phenomenal view, face value of $ 9 when purchased in advance. Can’t beat that!

It’s bigger on the inside!
Opening day for the Las Vegas 51s was a blast. A full crowd, high team spirits, and tasty beers. There’s a few things you need to know about this place before coming…
— Arrive early. The parking situation is not the best. The main lot is small and fills up quickly and the overflow lot is a little down the road and across the street. Which is a little bit of a hike.
— Buy tickets in the Plaza section 10 — 15. Great view and close to everything.
— Bring cash. A lot of the beer vendors are cash only and the ATMs here charge $ 2.50 to pull money out. Food spots take card.
— Arrive early and possible leave early. If the game is a blowout, either way, leave early. Depending on how full the game is the traffic here can be insane.
— Have fun! Don’t be that guy or girl who gets wasted and ruins the fun everyone.
Go 51s & Play Ball!

Parking is far (get ready for a long walk), but what a great experience. If you never done minor league ball.
DO IT.
Small town feel and great product is what Cashman Field with the LV 51s offer.
LOVE IT.
Food is pretty good, too. BBQ, hot dogs, and beer — more likely, all of the above.
BRING IT.

Great experience. $ 4 parking (cash or card). Cheap tickets $ 11, $ 14, etc. Not a bad seat in the place. Plenty of leg room especially in bleacher section. The bleachers have backs on them and were pretty comfortable. We moved seats quite a bit. I paid for $ 14 seats in section 15, but we ended up moving over to the bleachers. Son got a ball and a lot of players were nice enough to sign after they came out of the locker room. High prices for concessions but I expected that. Bathrooms were clean and I never waited for a stall the 3 times I used them.

I’ve been going to Casman since I first moved to Vegas. It’s a great place.
When we first moved here in 1991, they used to have a teen nightclub called «Club Alternative» I’ve also been there for conventions, Baseball Games, and concerts!
Most recently it’s been for 51’s games… Thirsty Thursdays is my favorite night, because they serve $ 1.00 beer! However, be ready for long lines. I also like the Fire Work Nights!

Put me in cold, I’m ready to play today. I am ready to play in the Las Vegas baseball scene. Las Vegas has a unique baseball scene. Without a Major League team, the Las Vegas baseball scene is a melting pot of baseball team fans from throughout the Country. Because Las Vegas is in need of a Major League baseball team, baseball fans unite at the 51s minor league game. Cashman Field is the home of the Las Vegas 51s, who are currently the NY Met’s Triple-​A affiliate team. Born and raised in New York, this adds another dimension to the 51s game.
Cashman Field stands proudly in downtown Las Vegas. It is a homerun-​out-​of-​the-​park-​hit from the Historic Mormon Fort where the City of Las Vegas began. It is off of Las Vegas Boulevard a few miles north of the glitter and glamor of the Las Vegas Strip and two traffic lights north of the I-​515/​US 93/​US 95 freeway.
On good days parking is as easy as finding a slot machine in a casino. On crowded days parking is a challenge. Regardless, the $ 4 parking admission is relatively inexpensive. The best way to describe the parking lot is a lower and upper parking lot. Cashman Field is built in a hilly area that some would argue would make a nice park if Cashman Field is relocated. A grassy hill separates the upper and lower parking lot. The hill affords a showcase view of the stadium and a distant Frenchman Mountain. Children love playing on the grassy hill. Adults love walking down its concrete walkway in anticipation of the game.
The admission ticket process is fast and smooth. The general admission is $ 8 per person. The stadium is simple to navigate through. A bonus is that they hand out booklets showing the game schedule and baseball players.
At Cashman Field, the majority of the seats are field level. Every time I watched baseball here, I sat on bucket seats with a cup holder instead of bleachers. Bucket seats add to the quality of the baseball experience because they are much more comfortable than bleachers. Besides seats, there are a couple of grassy areas for people to watch the game. There are zero nosebleed seats unless a foul ball was to strike a spectator’s nose. Nearly every seat outside home plate is in a foul ball zone. The reality is that fowl balls frequently land in the crowd causing a need for spectators to be alert.
In my opinion the seats overlooking first base are the best. First base is where the 51s dugout is. From my first base seat, I had a close-​up perspective of the 51s and possibly future NY Met’s stars walking to the dugout. Occasionally one of them would toss a ball toward these very seats.
Minor league baseball is more than a game. It is Entertainment! The 51s mascot Cosmo the Allien has all the bases covered when it comes to entertaining the crowd. During the game, fans do the stretch. There is an opportunity for fans to catch a t-​shirt. After the game, children had the privilege of running along the bases.
Cashman Field holds 9,934 seats. When we attended the game this past Sunday there were closer seats sitting empty. Security made sure they were empty. When fans attempted to grab these seats, Security stopped them. Security was protective of the season ticket holders seats. Cashman Field is one stadium where playing musical chairs is prohibited.
Cashman Field is a minor league stadium where fans enjoy the baseball tradition of a hot dog with a beer or soda. Their concession is nothing fancy. It is just your basic ball park snack bar. I must state that draft beer has gone up. Draft beer was $ 7 and a pretzel was $ 4.
Is the Las Vegas baseball scene better for day or night games? There is so much to do in Vegas at night. When the weather is beautiful like it was this past April Sunday, when I saw the game, I prefer day games. I am an outdoor enthusiast who appreciated sitting outside in beautiful weather. Fast-​forward to the summer when the desert is baking hotter than an oven, I prefer night games.
In the news, I hear all this talk that Cashman Field is outdated and it needs to be torn down !? Cashman Field is not a work of art like the PGE Park in Portland. Cashman Field is a minor league stadium that is current with the times, is affordable, a component of the Downtown Cultural Corridor, and convenient to the majority of locals and tourists. With that said, I think there will be at least a few more baseball seasons that I will be playing in the Las Vegas baseball scene having a good time in Cashman Field.

The epitome of a pitcher’s ballpark, Cashman Field boasts big time dimensions in terms of size. We’re talking 433 feet to center field. I’m not even sure if I could clear that with my trusty Easton aluminum bat!
Perhaps the coolest thing about Cashman Field is that it was featured in the popular video game ‘Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’.
Okay, enough with the history lessons. Let’s get down to business.
Cashman Field is all around a pretty mediocre ballpark. You can find better built ones across the country and even in the AA League or Single A League. A lot of people like to complain about the parking situation at Cashman, but compared to major league parks, it’s a breeze. Yes, walking down and up that large hill can be a bit of a chore especially after a few pre-​game cervezas but hey, you’re there to watch an athletic competition anyway.
Beers are appropriately ball park priced at around $ 7 each. The food available is not of the best quality and is overpriced. At one 51s game I attended I was absolutely famished, so I snagged myself a philly cheesesteak for the sum of $ 8 and disappointingly wolfed down the sub-​par ingredients with vigor. I also saw that Papa John’s was present at the park and selling tiny personal pizzas for the sum of $ 11 each.
If you’re sitting in the cheap seats prepare to be uncomfortable as they can pretty much be described as metal bleachers. Another downside to the ballpark is that there is no outfield seating, however they do allow kids to run around and play in the grassy areas by each foul post. I thought this was a bit odd as it can tend to be dangerous at times when foul balls come flying in.

What’s not to like about a baseball park with palm trees? Cashman Field may have a few years behind it, but it’s still a good place to see a game.
Parking is easy whether you park on the hill or in the area parallel to the convention space. Parking is $ 4 which is a bargain for most places.
The proximity to the freeway makes it easy for most people to arrive/​leave from the ballpark.
I am a fan of Cashman Field.

First time watching a minor league baseball game.
Went for the free hat and $ 1 beer night. Since the stadium is so small, every seat in the house is a good one :) They didn’t check my bag so I guess you can bring food in as long as you hide it. Try to get on the minitron, there’s a pretty good probability since there aren’t too many people there. We got a semi-​decent wave going on after the 4^th attempt.
I recommend checking out a game with some friends. It’s a nice place to hang out, chat and drink with some friends. Tickets are decently priced and make sure to go on a night with a promo!