Las Vegas Ballpark — Attraction in Summerlin South

UPDATE: I visit this ballpark every year and each visit is truly remarkable. The services received is always top notch! Added a video and updated photos from my recent visit. I am not a huge baseball fan like some folks are (I'm a football and golf kind of guy); however, I enjoy coming to this ballpark because it's just amazing. In fact, I'm not sure if Las Vegas can ever build something these days that isn't spectacular.

During both of my visits, I had the privilege of watching the Aviators play in one of those large suites (first time was the right side of the ballpark; second time was the left side)...and I must say, you definitely are comfortable in there. It's amazing because you have the option of watching the game from your suite or you can just walk outside to your personal section and watch the game from your ballpark seating. The room itself is nice and cool, and does an excellent job in keeping the sound of the game outside. So if you're mingling with friends, families, or co-workers, you definitely can have a normal conversation without feeling like you have to raise your voice.

Unfortunately, I cannot provide feedback on the food and drinks from the concession stands because I didn't make my way down there; however, the food that was catered (I believe it was from the ballpark), was outstanding. The bathrooms were nice and clean, and the bar area outside the suites was phenomenal.

If you haven't been to this ballpark before, you absolutely need to go check it out. Also, if you've never experienced watching the game in one of those suites (there's different sizes to choose from), I highly recommend you inquire about it - it is...

Saddening because I have had so many great experiences here. Ended up leaving the game early tonight 5/31/25. Had a kid who was very clearly under 21 exiting our row (we were sitting on the end) and as he is rushing to get out of our row, he kicks over our drinks and LITERALLY vomits on the ground in front of us. Not a ton of vomit but a noticeable pile. The type of pile that you can look at and clearly see it’s vomit. We go to the usher to let them know that a kid vomited in front of us. A group of 5 adults and we all think the kid is clearly inebriated. It takes well over 10 minutes before anyone arrives to clean this literal BIOHAZARD. The kid comes back to his seat but enters in on the other side of the row. I point out to the usher exactly who the kid is and that our entire party thinks he is intoxicated. One of the ushers goes and asks the kid (who is sitting with his family of people all visibly older that him) if he threw up. The kid denied it. The usher kind of shrugs it off and goes and gets the medical staff. Medical staff comes to talk to the kid, he denies throwing up at all. THEY shrug it off and this kid was still sitting in his seat acting like nothing happened.

Zero professionalism from this franchise. That kid should have been hit with a breathalyzer immediately. We tried giving him the benefit of the doubt but even before the vomit the kid was acting inebriated and very sloppy.

Completely embarrassing how that situation was...

Attended an Aviators game on June 8th and overall had a good time. Seats were very comfortable and getting through security was remarkably fast considering the long lines. Everything was also very clean which, especially the bathrooms, which was a welcome surprise. The free parking was also a nice change from what has become a new norm in Vegas in so many places. Also love the free soda refills!

Unfortunately most everything feels slightly overpriced, even for a sports arena/ballpark. Also most of the permanent food employees seem incompetent. The main Coors bar by the main entrance has no idea who is in line and literally takes people out of order even though there is actually a line!

We also were told rudely by an employee at the grill by section 102 that it is not possible to get a hamburger anywhere in the ballpark. We were told that is considered a custom item since there is no cheese on a hamburger and that the chef refuses to make a custom order. Still blown away that cheese is mandated. Since we are trying to avoid cheese, we ordered chicken fingers and were forced to wait several minutes for what wound up being cold chicken fingers.

To end on a positive note, the main ball park snacks have awesome hot dogs! It's a nice stadium, although its unfortunate so many leave before the game is over. Overall it's a fun outing, just be prepared to pay a little too much for almost everything and know that the food feels like an...