Entrance Fee:  $6.00 13+ (12 & under free). No Senior discounts

Cooler allowed:  ☐YES ☒ NO

Parking:  Plenty of parking. Big hitters take rock balls over nets, so be careful where you park

Pet Friendly:  ☐YES ☒ NO

Number of Fields in Complex:  6 Fields

6 replica fields of Major League (past and present) fields—Dodger Stadium, Yankee Stadium, Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, Angel Stadium, and Crosley Field (Cincinnati Reds 1912-1970). $6 entrance fee for everyone (age 13 and up) whether you are playing, watching, etc. For each entrance fee you will receive a token worth $1 off anything purchased in restaurant/bar. No coolers allowed. No food/drinks. Thorough bag inspection at front gate.

Spectator Seating:  Individual stadium seating. Covered seating areas. Easily best venue for watching games.

Snack Bar/Restaurant:   ☒ YES ☐ NO

Comments:  There are two full-service bar/restaurant locations with food, drinks, TV’s and A/C. All provide great places to watch games as well.

Restroom Locations:  Restrooms located in same facility as Restaurants

Playground For Kids:  ☒ YES ☐ NO

Picnic Area:  There are benches, but most go inside restaurant to eat/get out of the heat

Other Park Amenities:  Batting cages, playgrounds, indoor soccer field

This is by far the best place to watch a game. Stands are great, but the real differentiator is the restaurant/Bar area. No other complex in Vegas has this. Getting out of the heat and cooling down while still being able to watch teams play is a great thing. While it’s true it’s expensive to get in the place, everyone wants to see BLD as the fields they have been assigned to play. Things do get pricey however, since you have to buy their food/drinks.

Dug Out:  Very nice dugouts that get you completely out of the sun.

Warm Up Area:  There are places to throw between fields.

Batting Cages:  ☒ YES ☐ NO

Adjacent Fields for Hitting:  YES       ☒ NO

Field Dimensions:  Fields are sub-300’ fences. These fields are a launching pad for rock softballs (used in Vegas)

Field Conditions:  Turf infields (including batting boxes) and grass outfields. Typical wear areas in the outfield

Scoreboard:  ☒ YES ☐ NO

Turf infields are very nice. Vegas uses the rock softball, which flies off the bat, so getting the true hops in the infield that turf provides saves a lot of people from bad hops. Super easy to quickly exceed HR limits because balls fly out of the park. Be careful stepping out of the front of the batter’s box—you see this called at BLD more because you can not erase lines. Having batting cages there is nice for getting a few swings in before the game. The restaurant (with it’s A/C) makes surviving breaks between games much easier than sitting somewhere in the sun or outside. Overall, well worth the extra you pay to play here.

1) Restaurant/Bar makes this place awesome to play at. Getting out of heat a major plus
2) Replica fields are very nice
3) Batting cages make it easy to get some swings in before playing
4) Seating for spectators easily the best when compared with any complex
5) Scoreboards used at every tourney
6) Turf infields give infielders true hops. This saves a lot of people from hard-hit rock balls

1) $6 is a lot to pay per person. If significant other/family/friends watch, you end up spending $$$
2) Fields smaller dimensions— balls fly out of the place. Undisciplined teams can hit all HR’s early
3) No coolers (no outside food/drink/etc)

1) Nothing ugly about BLD—if you are lucky enough to play here, enjoy every minute… Shadow Rock next time!