Cashman Field

Cashman Field is a sports stadium in Las Vegas featuring a grass playing surface and seating capacity for about 9,300 spectators. The facility offers clear sight lines from the stands to the field and includes multiple entry points and concession areas throughout.

The stadium originally opened in 1947 as a baseball venue and underwent major reconstruction in 1983. In 2019, it was fully converted to host soccer, marking a significant shift in how the space serves the community.

The facility is named after the Cashman family, whose business influence shaped Las Vegas development over decades. Today, locals and visitors gather here for soccer matches, making it a community gathering spot for sports fans.

The venue has multiple access points and restroom facilities strategically placed for visitor convenience and safety. Arriving early on event days gives you time to find your seat and avoid crowds at peak entry times.

The stadium long served as home to local minor league baseball teams before shifting to its current role. The conversion required extensive work on the grass surface to meet soccer's different demands on the field.

Location: Las Vegas

Architects: Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects

Capacity: 9334

GPS coordinates: 36.17967,-115.12997

Latest update: December 17, 2025 08:18