Cashman Field to Host Final Games Before Closing in October

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Cashman Field in North Las Vegas will close its doors after nearly eight decades, with the final home games and a farewell event scheduled for October 17. Fans can purchase a mini plan starting at $45 to attend the last games.

After nearly 80 years as a fixture in North Las Vegas, Cashman Field will close its doors for good this fall. The stadium, located near Downtown Las Vegas, will host its final home games in October, marking the end of an era for a venue that has seen everything from Triple A Baseball to professional soccer and major sporting events.

Originally opened in 1947 as a wooden ballpark, Cashman Field has evolved alongside the city, serving as home to minor league baseball, rodeos, boxing matches, and most recently, the Las Vegas Lights FC. The stadium has been a gathering place for generations of sports fans and event-goers in Southern Nevada.

Farewell to Cashman Night Set for October 17

The final chapter for Cashman Field will be written on Saturday, October 17, with a special Farewell to Cashman Night. Fans have three remaining opportunities to experience a game at the historic venue, with tickets available for the last home games leading up to the closing event. Purchasing tickets to any of the three final games secures admission to the October 17 farewell.

To commemorate the stadium's legacy, organizers have introduced the Farewell to Cashman Mini Plan, starting at $45 for a package that includes access to all three final home games. The offer allows longtime supporters and new visitors alike to revisit the memories and moments that have defined the venue since the 1940s.

Decades of Las Vegas Sports and Entertainment

Cashman Field has played host to a wide range of events over its lifespan, from the Triple A World Series and rodeos to heavyweight boxing title fights and even Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s short-lived football league. In recent years, the stadium became the home of the Las Vegas Lights FC, bringing professional soccer to the heart of North Las Vegas.

As the stadium prepares to close, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets and be part of the final celebrations. Tickets and additional information are available through the Las Vegas Lights FC website.