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Fan Guide · Las Vegas Ballpark
Plan Your Trip to an A's Game in Las Vegas
Quick answer: The A's Las Vegas ballpark is targeted to open for the 2028 season on the former Tropicana site at Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue. Plan around the Strip: stay at or near the nearby resorts, use the pedestrian bridges, and expect limited on-site parking. Here is everything we can confirm so far, and what is still not announced.
Your trip-planning guides
Getting to the Ballpark
The former Tropicana site, the pedestrian bridges, the escalator entrance, and transit options.
Read the guide →Parking
The planned A's garage, nearby resort garages, and how Vegas venues handle parking today.
Read the guide →Tickets & Box Office
The $19.01 priority access program, premium seats, and what has not been priced yet.
Read the guide →Hotels Near the Ballpark
The resorts around Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue, and how to choose one.
Read the guide →Food & Drink
What is planned inside the ballpark and where to eat before the game.
Read the guide →Weather & What to Bring
Las Vegas summer heat, the air-conditioned ballpark, and the walk in.
Read the guide →Your First A's Game
A step-by-step game day plan for first-timers.
Read the guide →A Vegas Baseball Weekend
Pair an A's game with the Aviators and other Las Vegas sports.
Read the guide →What is confirmed, reported, and still unknown
Confirmed by the team
- Target opening: Opening Day 2028, on the former Tropicana site at Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue.
- Priority access to tickets costs a one-time, non-refundable $19.01.
- Premium full-season packages are on sale at the Ballpark Experience Center.
- Aramark runs concessions, with Will Guidara leading the culinary program.
Reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal
- About 33,000 capacity (30,000 fixed seats plus 3,000 standing room), fully enclosed and air-conditioned.
- An A's garage of about 1,500 spaces, plus reliance on nearby MGM Resorts garages.
- The main entrance ties into the pedestrian bridges at Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue.
Not announced yet
- Parking prices and how to buy parking
- Game-day transit routes and the rideshare zone
- The first game date and the single-game on-sale date
- Regular season and single-game ticket prices
- Box office location, bag policy, and gate times
Trip planning questions
When can you go to an A's game in Las Vegas?
The team's target is Opening Day 2028 at the new ballpark on the Strip. Until then, the A's play home games at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, California.
Where is the A's Las Vegas ballpark?
On the former Tropicana site at Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue, on the south end of the Strip, directly across Tropicana Avenue from MGM Grand.
How do you get tickets for the Las Vegas ballpark?
Join the team's official priority access program for a one-time, non-refundable $19.01, or buy a premium full-season package at the Ballpark Experience Center. Regular prices have not been announced.
Is there parking at the A's Las Vegas ballpark?
Some. The A's are building an on-site garage of about 1,500 spaces, and the ballpark is expected to rely on nearby MGM Resorts garages. Parking prices have not been announced.
Is the Las Vegas ballpark air-conditioned?
Yes. The ballpark is designed to be fully enclosed and climate-controlled, with air conditioning delivered from under the seats, so the summer heat mostly matters on the walk in.
See the construction for yourself on our Las Vegas ballpark page, with photos from October 2026, or catch the A's now from a Las Vegas watch spot.
Sources: Athletics Ballpark Experience (ballparkexperience.athletics.com) and Las Vegas Review-Journal reporting, checked October 4, 2026. LV Athletics is an independent fan site and is not affiliated with the Athletics or Major League Baseball.