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Las Vegas Ballpark Voted Tops In Triple A
Attendance Record Already Set Halfway Through Inaugural Season
LAS VEGAS, NV (KXNT)- The new Las Vegas Ballpark next to Downtown Summerlin has been an unquestioned success in its inaugural season as the Triple A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, and a new vote confirms what fans who've taken in a game there already feel.
Las Vegas Ballpark is the best. In Triple A ball, at least.
The home of the Las Vegas Aviators was the big winner in a new vote done by Ballpark Digest, first advancing all the way to the final round, then topping Huntington Park, the Triple A home of the International League's Columbus Clippers.
Las Vegas Ballpark named winner of 2019 MiLB Triple-A Best of the Ballparks Fan Vote by Ballpark Digest. Read More: https://t.co/ZBw4g0qXn5 pic.twitter.com/Jl0Us98Ir4
— Las Vegas Ballpark (@thelvballpark) July 1, 2019
Over 85,000 took part in the final round vote, with Las Vegas Ballpark getting just over 55% of the tally.
The Aviators currently lead all of Triple A baseball in attendance, even averaging more fans per game than Major League Baseball's Miami Marlins.