Las Vegas Ballpark is a relaxed alternative to the big Strip venues: a minor-league baseball stadium where a night out feels local rather than spectacular. It is home to the Triple-A Las Vegas Aviators.
Location
The ballpark is at 1650 S Pavilion Center Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135, in Downtown Summerlin, on the west side of the valley. It is well away from the Strip, so plan your journey before you go. The location also pairs naturally with a daytime trip to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, about 15 miles west of Las Vegas; see days out off the Strip.
History
The ballpark opened in April 2019 as home of the Pacific Coast League's Las Vegas Aviators. It has 8,196 seats and was designed by HOK.
What to expect
At this scale, almost every seat is reasonably close to the field, which makes it a good choice for families and for anyone who wants sport without the crowds of an NFL or NHL night. Baseball is an outdoor game, so the climate matters more here than at the domed and indoor venues. The average July high is about 104.5 °F, so evening games, sun protection and plenty of water make sense in summer. Read beating the desert heat before you go.
Choosing seats
Think about the sun as well as the view: depending on the time of day, some sections sit in shade earlier than others. Check the official seat plan and our seat maps explained guide.
Tickets
Helios Club is an independent journal: we do not sell or resell tickets, take no bookings and are not affiliated with this venue. Buy from the venue's own box office or the official ticketing outlet it names on its website, and read buying show tickets safely before you pay.
Visitor notes
- Check the venue's own site for schedules, bag policy and parking before you go.
- Allow for travel time from the Strip, especially around rush hour.
- Bring sun protection for daytime or early-evening games.
For more on sports outings, read game day in Las Vegas and Las Vegas shows for families, or compare Allegiant Stadium and T-Mobile Arena.