Louisville Slugger Field

As far as the ballpark goes, it’s an awesome space. With that being said, I rarely go there for a baseball game. I’m not a huge baseball fan. I find myself there for our new soccer team & for brewfest.
There isn’t a bad seat at Slugger Field for viewing purposes. There are a few sections behind 1^st base where the experience has been terrible. The events have been fine. The terrible comes from the sewage smell (on more than one occasion).
Tickets are very inexpensive for a Bats game! They frequently have cheap beer nights. They also have craft beer options (although you have to find them). This park is very clean & family friendly.
The place is large enough that I think they should install a restaurant or two overlooking the field. Anytime I go to Slugger Field, I immediately say, «I guess that means this is an Against the Grain night» AtG is a great restaurant in the same area. With competition like AtG, I’m not sure why anyone going to a game eats at the ballpark!
If you like baseball or have a family then you definitely should make a trip here. Multiple trips! Brewfest is once a year. The Bats have numerous games throughout the summer. Now we have a soccer team playing there too! I wish they’d try to bring in more events. I’m sure a few small music fests or more beer events wouldn’t be that difficult to pull off.

I have been to plenty of baseball stadiums… both big leagues and minor leagues and I will have to stay that Slugger Stadium is one of the nicest and coolest places. It is very kid friendly, which allows kids of all days to enjoy. They have 2 playgrounds, a Mary-​go-​round, pitching bull pin and a few other attractions for kids. The location is great and the views from the stadium are phenomenal… great view of KY and IN. Kinda makes a small town girl feel like she is in a big town.
The food is also a bonus… plenty of good quality food.

Perfect field. Great fun to be had. Seats at the third base line are perfect for an evening game because the sun is at your back.

I saw my first baseball game here last weekend. I must say not being a fan of baseball, this field/​stadium has made me want to come back. I didn’t realize sitting with a beer and watching baseball could be so enjoyable… well I’m sold amd will be back again.
The food is typical fare, soft pretzels, hot dogs, burgers and pizza. Beer is also typical, just wish the selection could be something other than the big names and all the craft breweries they are buying up.
All in all a great venue for a game.

I just visited Louisville Slugger Field today for a Bats game and I loved it! Tickets were low cost and it wasn’t too crowded. It’s pretty cool to know what the people you are watching on the field will probably play in the major leagues.
Since it was Sunday, they offered free hotdogs, nachos, and a drink to kids. They also had various activities, and handed out a book of coupons to the kids.
Overall, my experience was great and I can’t wait to go back!

My first visit to Louisville Slugger Field was in 2000 for a River Bats (now called Bats) game when the ballpark first opened and have loved this place ever since. It reminds me of a miniature Oriole Park at Camden Yards complete with the same train yard feeling as an old Louisville train shed now serves as one of Louisville Slugger Field’s entryways and event center. This place is beautiful. Dark green seats, steel supports, concrete clad with brick, and black wrought iron look fencing. As for seating, there is everything from a bleacher section (for that old time minor-​league baseball park experience), an outfield lawn for picnic blanket seating, an overlook patio with picnic tables (which holds live music events before games on certain nights), regular field level seating, to the second level climate controlled VIP suites. Slugger Field even has a playground and carousel for kids.
Louisville Slugger Field is always kept immaculately clean and the staff has always been very friendly and helpful. The food is excellent and ranges from classic ballpark fare (burgers, brats, hot dogs, nachos), to gourmet cheesesteaks, pork chop sandwiches, and of course Louisville’s own, Papa John’s pizza. Watching the Bat’s play while relaxing in a shaded section with a cold beer is one of my favorite pastimes in the city.
Slugger Field also houses Against The Grain Brewery which is excellent as well but I will save that for another review. Louisville Slugger Field is an amazing place, especially for a minor league baseball facility. It is the perfect place to catch a relaxing Bats ballgame on any given night. Oh and and to catch Louisville City FC soccer games now as well.

I always enjoy coming to Louisville Slugger Field! Baseball games are fun and there is no exception here. I am always impressed with the cleanliness of the place. The field always looks nice and all the other areas are well kept. I can’t believe it took me this long in the season to make it to a game.
I generally like to catch the games when they have $ 1 beers! But either way it’s well worth your time to visit.
They also have a nice area filled with tables in the outfield and a small lawn area beside that. Both excellent spots to catch the game and some sun!
I dig the nachos and also the funnel cakes… which I plan on to partake in more before the end of the season.
Go Bats!

Louisville Slugger Field is dope. And I mean dope. On a nice evening, when it isn’t too hot or too cool, but *just right*, there’s seriously nothing nicer to do in the whole city.
If you’re not a sports fan, you need to realize something. AAA baseball (ie. the league that the Louisville Bats are in) is just a step below the Major Leagues. Many of the guys you’re watching either regularly play, have played, or will play in the majors. The talent level and the skill of these guys is as good as a Major League Baseball game.
The price of admission is affordable. Food and drinks are what you’d expect them to be from a place like this. Expensive. But whatever.
But just look at my picture. Doesn’t that look like an unreal setting? It’s a smaller park, so it’s intimate. You’re right on top of the field and players.
And the location of the field is perfect. Walk east, and you’re heading to Nulu. Walk west, and you’re heading toward 2^nd Street and 4^th Street.
Even if you don’t like baseball, you’ll like going to Slugger Field.

This park is awesome and a great place to take the family and have fun. it is reasonably priced as are the concessions and the parking. Sure it’s not the majors but, the Bats play very good baseball and definitely give you your monies worth. You don’t have to pay the outrageous prices that the big ball parks charge so they can support those outrageous salaries. Look for some of the promotions they offer at various times. They have some really good deals.

I’ve been to this ball park several times and i have never failed to have a fun time. I have mostly been to baseball games but the city of Louisville just got a pro soccer team and they are playing there. The first game was yesterday and it was a blast along with a great crowd of loud fans. It’s really awesome how the grounds crew can make the baseball field into a soccer field.
Stadium wise the place is always clean and well kept. They have a great play are for kids. The food is pricey but also tasty. And on every Thursday during the baseball season they have a dollar beer night!

I really enjoyed the brew fest. It was a sunny warm day in Louisville and all the craft beer guys came out to show off there wares.
A 3 oz taste was just a dollar while a 12 oz pour was 4. This made it possible to try a few with out getting plastered. It’s a long cab ride home to Lawrenceburg.
After a couple however it is hard to distinguish too much. The craft guys seem to compete on who can cram the most hops into there beer.
Lots of food choices. I had a pork belly with kimchi taco. Not bad. Would have liked the pork cooked a little harder. The sauce kind of overwhelmed everything.
All in all a nice late afternoon at the ballpark. I look forward to next year.

The Louisville Brewfest is awesome! Some people try to say that in the past there was a bigger selection of beer. I find that hard to believe. I had a great time and look forward to next year…

I can’t say enough good things about the Louisville Sluggers Stadium and the Bats team. I’ve been in many of the hallmark stadiums across the country and seen many teams play.
Everyone has something to like but I’m a huge fan of AAA teams and stadiums.
the games are more intimate and personal, there is more passion and everyone is more relaxed. The food is less expensive and everyone is glad you’re there unlike the rude treatment you get at giant stadiums.
The view from every seat is great and you can get into and out of the park in five minutes.

On a trip to Louisville, I saw a local baseball game. I’m not a sport fan really and have never watched a baseball game in my life. But I did see this one and enjoyed myself. I like all the fun little games they placed with youth. It was $ 1 pop and hotdog day, so I could easily understand why this would be a great day to bring the kids. The local team won, so that was exciting to see. Other reviewers are correct in how this field appears to not have ‘bad’ seats in the house.

I’m not the biggest fan of baseball, but I was pretty happy hanging out with friends here. All of the attendants are super nice, and one guy even came around with a sprayer fan to cool us off! They have some pretty delicious food too — pretty standard ball park food like brats, foot long corn dogs, and a good selection of beer that I drank none of because I don’t like beer. But if you’re like me and don’t like it, don’t fear, they have a stand that has all of your other liquors should you choose to partake. Also, cotton candy — I would give pretty much any place that has cotton candy 5 stars. Make sure to get the refillable cup because it honestly makes the most sense, you can split it with people and get free refills the whole day!

Minor league baseball is a fun summer activity for all — good thing Slugger field is such a stellar location to indulge! While I’ve only been to one game, let me share my overall thoughts…
Location: Downtown with easy access to parking, walkable restaurants (Against The Grain!) and fairly simple to grab a taxi or Über/​Lyft.
Food/​Drink: Lots of promotions that vary, but last night was $ 1 beers and hotdogs until 7pm. This saddens pregnant Nicole but is delightful for just about everyone else. Beyond the deals, concessions are only moderately overpriced ($ 3.75 for a bottle of water) and encompass plenty of traditional and some non traditional options. Think brats, Philly cheesesteaks, pizza, ice cream, candy, popcorn, pretzels, panini sandwiches, glazed nuts, and more.
Game festivities: The stadium lends itself beautifully for great seating and overall entertainment. Since the tickets aren’t super pricey, it’s a fun option for kids and adults of all ages. Bonus points for clean and well stocked restrooms.
Louisville, you have it pretty good with the Bats’ home stadium!

One of the top most intimate minor league ball parks in America. This field is a must see if you are in town. There is not a bad seat in the park. This is truly a Field of Dreams. These players are destined to be the next superstars. The players go out of there way to make the kids feel like superstars and sometimes let the kids have a game ball if they are seated near the field. You cannot beat the value. Great seats and food for a family will not break your budget.

Spring is definitely here!!’ With $ 12 getting you the best seats in the house, the Bas’ games are a great way to spend after work hours. I enjoy their Philly Nachos and Bats Brew!

Slugger Field is a gem. The setting is gorgeous, the seats are comfortable, and the location really couldn’t be better. The concourse is spacious, and the playground area for small kids is well-​conceived. For people who actually want to watch the game, minor league baseball is way more family-​friendly than the major league version in that you can get a seat right on top of the action for $ 12. And if you’re lucky, you’ll get a glimpse of the next Joey Votto, or better still, you’ll see Joey Votto make a special appearance in a rehab start.
If I have a bone to pick, it would be that the Bats organization is a shill to its sponsors more than its customers. Every half inning is a mind-​numbing tribute to some advertiser. I suppose this is the general model these days, but it seems that it’s reached a saturation point. It also means that the available food and drink is substandard, considering this is an excellent culinary town. Furthermore, I have to point out the great crime that they share living space with one of the most creative craft breweries in the region, and once you’re inside the gate you’re pretty much stuck drinking InBev products. The Bats probably make more money by catering to Papa John’s and Anheuser Busch than they do to the local community-​at-​large, but the fans pay a price for that. Until then, I’ll be satisfied with going to three games a year, getting a Kizito cookie when I go, and getting my beer at Against the Grain after the game.

In case you are unaware, Louisville Slugger Field is among the top minor league ballparks in the Nation. Not only is it beautiful, but the vendors have really come a long way. Offering a wide variety of craft beer, liquor, wine and Thursday $ 1 beer happy hour– complete with live music until the game begins– what’s not to love? Buddy the Bat is always entertaining and the food options range from hot dogs to gourmet Panini’s. It is a family friendly atmosphere and a party at the same time.