Greenville Drive

When we travel, regardless of whether it's baseball season or not, we stop if there is a MiLB, MLB, or independent league team in the area of our destination. On the way to our hotel, we stopped at the Greenville Drive stadium called Fluor Field since most teams have their stores open from 10 AM to 4 or 5 PM. I noticed a lot of merchandise, and the store is tight. If you turn around, you'll bump into a rack or stand. I can't imagine visiting during game day. Holy Toledo! Next, I saw the difference between online and store prices as we viewed several items. The sale items in their store needed to reflect what was listed online, and yes, every team that we've visited, they've matched from the Wisconsin teams to the MiLB teams in Florida. Second, the wife asked if she could get a view of their "green monster," which is the left field wall at Fluor Field. It is similar to the original at Fenway Park. She asked, "Is there a way to see the green monster, the left field wall?" The storekeeper replied, "I don't think I have that in my power." Meanwhile, two other employees were in the side office chatting away. Oh well, the wife asked. If you want to get it out and explore Greenville, they might have something of interest. As for us, we left with nothing.

Was in town and stopped in for a Sat night game. Nice little ballpark right in town. It's a replica of Fenway Park with the Monster in left field. It's the high A affiliate of the Red Sox so a lot of younger players, some on their trajectory up. Concessions and tickets were very reasonably priced. Staff was nice. Not a bad seat in the house. They had pretty good crowd as well which was nice to see.

Was walking around the streets of Greenville yesterday with my wife and stumbled across the stadium. Coincidentally the game was starting at three and we were there around two. We bought two tickets for $13 each and our seats were a little bit down the first baseline. The pregame festivities were fantastic with sky divers flying down caring American flags while Bruce Springsteen played born in the USA. The game itself was great. I was impressed by the quality of players on both teams. We only stayed for five innings as we had dinner plans early on Saturday evening, however, while we were there, we saw a couple of home runs, lots of good offense and defense by both sides. Field is a mini version of Fenway, which I had the privilege of going to with my wife several years back. It was my first experience seeing a minor-league baseball game. I am 69 years old and a lifelong dodger fan. I have been to dodger Stadium hundreds of times, but this was a big kick to be in a small stadium and watch a minor-league team perform at a high-level. Probably will never be back in Greenville, but will always remember my experience watching the Greenville Drive play the Winston Salem team.. forgot to mention that I am from Los Angeles and was here to meet friends and see the great Smoky Mountains. Heading back to LA tomorrow to hopefully watch the Dodgers win a few more games and make it all the way to the World Series.

This has been the worst stadium experience for my family and I ever. I would never recommend this stadium. So disappointing because Greenville is one of our favorite places to visit.

Some paper pusher made the incredibly short sighted decision to switch to Keystone instead of PBR. I dare aforementioned paper pusher to imbibe even one modicum of the swill known as Keystone light. This change is total deal breaker for my dollar beer night attendance, never going back. Did they even try the stuff before they sold it? Paying a dollar for keystone is highway robbery. I mainly feel sorry for the poor tastebud deprived minority who can even managed to keep that swill down. Deprived of a price point option to make baseball tolerable, I cannot reccomend dollar beer night any longer.

A minor league baseball team affiliated with the Boston Red Sox and what more, playing in a replica of the Fenway Park including the "green monster" 30' wall - say what? Totally worth it. With professional sports being totally outrages to attend these days just so you can pay the athlete's salaries, this is a far cry of what it should be. $5 for lawn seats.$6 for terrace reserve seats$7 for reserve seats and only $8 for box seats. Man, that's cheap and totally worth it. You may not see the stud ball players but at least you can hopefully see the upcoming ones! Go git me a beer.

My family has been going to several games every year, and we always enjoy it. The ticket prices are cheap and food is reasonable. Thursday is usually dollar drink night if you are looking to go out without spending too much. Remember to get a wristband before getting in line to buy beers! There is a seating area that is a grassy bank rather than seats and a playground area for kids, as well as some picnic tables if you don't like eating off your lap. There are fireworks after the game on Fridays.

Bring down the extended nets, please!Half of the fun for the kids is to wait for a foul ball to catch.

This is a great family place to go for a fun evening without breaking the budget. There is really no bad seat in this stadium. The food is just ok. The hot dogs and hamburgers are terrible. The pop corn is so salty it's not edible. There are many restaurants outside the park that are great. So eat before you come and then just buy the junk food in the park. They do have an ice cream store called Carolines which is pretty good. All in all outside of the food, it's a great clean environment.

i wasn't here during baseball season unfortunately, but will definitely be back. went to the team store and it's one of the best ever. nice service and amazing selection for good prices. cool little area and definitely looking forward to coming back