fluor field at the westend

It's great for everyone and always fun.. It's a replica of Fenway park and is very charming. There are fireworks on Friday nights, an impressive display, and $1.00 drink Thursdays.

Baseball is fun, but this is a venue! Wonderful food and drink choices, nostalgic feel of Red Sox stadium, views of downtown Greenville, right in the heart of the city! If you're in town for a weekend or if you are fortunate enough to live there year round, don't forget one of our most fun venues!

A great little baseball field with a small town feel. Something for everyone - kids to adult. Always a great turn out to support the home team which adds to the fun.

Attended the Clemson v. South Carolina baseball game yesterday at Fluor Field. First time visiting. As someone who has had the fortune of attending baseball games in numerous minor league and college ballparks, Fluor Field gets high marks. The intentional duplication of the Fenway layout certainly helps but Greenville puts their own stamp with the grassy hill, apartment balconies overlooking centerfield and local restaurant options. At a capacity of 6500, it's just about the perfect size.Having not seen a Greenville Drive game, I can't speak to the atmosphere of those games but the park itself as a host for yesterday's game was great fun other than the weather and the outcome.

If you've ever been to a Red Sox game in Boston you'll feel right at home at Fluor Field. A smaller version but a great experience with a very loyal fan base. Located in the West End of downtown Greenville it's a breeze getting to the games especially if you ride the trolley that cruises Main St (a freebee), Prices are reasonable and the atmosphere can't be beat. Lots of bars and restaurants close by along with Falls Park make it a must visit if in the area,

This past summer, I was talked into going to Fluor Field with several teen-agers, so they could see their first professional minor league baseball game - the Greenville Drive. Though I live within an hour, I’d never been to the park and had no expectations. First, I loved the WestEnd, a neighborhood still in progress with old industrial buildings turning into retail establishments, offices, apartments, and condos. Everything was small town approachable - parking, sidewalks, police and volunteers helping with traffic. Second, I was impressed that outside of the left-field wall were apartments whose small decks gave perfect them “box seats” for the game.The baseball field itself is a replica of Boston’s Fenway Park (since Greenville is a farm team), and the stadium is open, easy to wander, and has an excellent family vibe. The concessions are fairly priced (even a couple of interesting beers). The entertainment, besides the baseball game, is hokey, stupid, and, yes, fun.I came back with the kids for two more games, and even though the Drive was having a horrible season, they won all three. I highly recommend a night at Fluor Field.

Fluor Field is a wonderful minor-league ballpark. It's clean, safe, fairly low expense. Family-friendly....you can let you kids chase foul balls w/o worrying about them. With essentially the dimensions of Fenway - a mini Green Monster - and the Red Sox red and white uni's - this has a real professional feel but with a small town atmosphere. You'll love it.

We go here a couple of times per year. If you are in town and looking for something to do it fits the bill. There is a nice playground for kids and the park is modeled after Fenway. Don't come if you're looking for high quality baseball.

We went to one of the last games of the season so not exactly sure which month it was. Bought the more expensive tickets (which are still very cheap) but ended up not ever sitting in the seats as we enjoyed moving around the park and checking out the park from various areas. I have to say, we enjoyed the seats over near the outdoor bar area which I believe are the cheap seats. We had so much fun and enjoyed the whole experience that I am planning an event for my company in April. We are truly lucky to have this field and team right in town.

We just moved to Greenville and bought partial season tickets. My wife and I went to eight games and brought guests on two occasions. The park is a replica of Fenway Park and well located in downtown hip West End. The food venues are very good and the fireworks on winning nights is always a treat.

Enjoy a ball game at the field built as a replica of Fenway Park. Food and drink a-plenty. Just a very enjoyable experience. We go to as many games as we can and have fun no matter who wins (although we root for Greenville).

Great experience everytime we come to the field for a game or event! The Grounds Crew does an amazing job! A must do event anytime you're in Greenville!

Downtown Greenville is outstanding and so is Fluor Field. Go for the experience, as the Greenville Drive has been pretty spotty as a team.

Whether or not you like baseball, this is a great place to hang out with friends, grab a brat and a beverage, and enjoy being out on a summer evening. Ticket prices are less than $10, and food isn't so overpriced like at major league parks. Very easy to find free parking if you are just willing to walk a block or two.

Nice ball field on land that use to be a lumber/hardware company. A improvement from ballfield location near sewer plant and landfill which hard a dis stink stink. Parking is a art to find unless you park at county square and ride trolley which may take a little to get there but not that much of walk that you may get there before trolley. Ticket prices good. Times the ball team is good other times they stink. Seating great and good views of game. Shoeless Joe Jackson museum across street and open when games playing. Food is good and you great a big choice. Minor league team of Boston Red Sox's. Very family friendly with a playground for small kids. Have took Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts to games and did some games with family members.