Cashman Field Stadium

One of the main sports arenas in Las Vegas is the Cashman Field Stadium. Its main purpose is to hold sports baseball tournaments. The complex was opened in 1983, its total capacity is 12,500 people. It was named after the famous entrepreneur James Cushman, known by the nickname "Big Jim".

The first professional baseball game was played on April 1, 1983, and was attended by 11,878 fans. Cashman Field is home to the Las Vegas Locomotives football team. In 1996, a major reconstruction of the sports arena was carried out, as a result of which the audience fan zone was updated, and the field coverage was updated.

Currently, Cashman Field has several sports cafes, 25 changing rooms, 5 coaching rooms, as well as several VIP lounges for athletes. Every year, large-scale tournaments are held here, which attract the best players from around the world.