Southwest University Park

Cool minor league stadium. Spacious. Friendly. Good concessions. I love the building and bridge in right and right center field. I must come back for a baseball game! Came for a soccer game!

UPDATE TO REVIEW BELOW: City Hall Grill is now (2024) The Tequila Cazadores Cantina! Still have season tickets there (in that section), still love it. Just under new sponsorship. Go Chihuahuas!

This baseball field is super cute. Its small and the players are literally steps away from you and by the looks of it, there are really no bad seats in this place.We sat in the upper level in the shade and our view was great. We had a lot of fun. The Chihuahuas ended up hitting a home run which made them win the game - it was so exciting!We had two large lemonades, small bag of kettle corn, and a big ol bowl of nachos that was served to us in a dog bowl. It's sooo adorable and the nachos were really good. In total we spent about $45. The game was interesting and pretty entertaining. They had a lot of mini games where the host would interact with the crowd during innings. Tickets are cheap and affordable! They ended the night with a firework show that was AMAZING - felt like I was at Disneyworld.

While in El Paso for work, I was able to check out a baseball game played at the Southwest University Park between El Paso Chihuahuas and Oklahoma City Dodgers on 06/07/2023.I was there w/ my coworkers & we had a private party suite, which was a1st for me. It was great getting to experience the game both inside w/ cool ac & outside, once the sun went down a little bit. This stadium really is a nice one & all the employees were so very helpful and friendly. There are also plenty of clean restrooms. I can't comment on the parking situation since I was staying at a hotel located directly across the street & just walked over to the game. Till next time, Rebecca

Staff was all extremely nice and helpful! They were very knowledgeable about the stadium and the team and everyone was super nice for my first time at a Chihuahua's game!

We were blessed with tickets to see the Chihuahuas beat the Round Rock Express 6-5. It was a Gold Out event to fight cancer and there was a really cool interlude in the 6th inning where you can highlight who you are supporting. I chose to highlight the Adopt-A-Mom Facebook group which does so much for our community, recently with the donations to the migrants and also deported soldiers.A couple of tips I wanted to point out:-Kids can get free buttons for various celebrations like birthdays, 1st visit etc. Just stop by guest relations where they have the kids club sign-ups.-There are people walking around picking people to participate in various games and win prizes like branded towels etc. It fills up quickly so ask when you get into the game ASAP. -The best value souvenir is the branded umbrella in my opinion, super cute, and it's useful for hot and rainy days which today unexpectedly was both. It is well made, super heavy though, with a real wood core and handles, which makes it sturdy against the high winds. $32 after taxes.-If you want food or drinks, you can definitely mobile order but know that half the menu isn't on there yet. I used it for my kids hot dogs meal since they get whiny and you know kids are, they don't like to wait. Super convenient and it was extremely easy to order and pickup. Also the 3rd floor has little to no lines if you're in a rush. Some places don't have the full menu, so choose wisely before getting in line. -Take advantage of the vendors tables, we got free swag (glasses and clear backpacks) just by talking to them about fiber. Also we got a souvenir cup for spinning a wheel at the cow milk table.-Food averages about $7-$12 and it's hard to get full, so I highly recommend stopping by a place like Deadbeach to get some really good food and drinks, there's a parking lot near there that charges $8 and it's a nice 5 minute walk to the stadium from there. I love that we have such wholesome outings for our kiddos and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg (former Angels stadium regular where parking alone is $25-$30). The stadium environment has a hometown feel (not too big not too small) and after 2.5 years here, I finally recognize some friendly faces and their families. People are just fun to watch and interact with in El Paso. Love how the jumbotron shows the excited kids and parents too.Check them out! I think they have 5 or 6 games left and next Saturday is the last fireworks one. https://www.milb.com/el-paso

What a fantastic venue! And the folks who work here are phenomenal.I am *that* guy who buys plane tickets and hotel stays for a mere baseball game, or two. El Paso has been on my list since the Sun Kings (pre-Diablos) were in town. Finally, Southwest Airlines had a sale!Seats here are close to the action, no matter where you sit. Concessions are plenty -- and close by. (And the food is actually good!) Parking is also convenient at the nearby garage. Of course, the quality of baseball is really good, considering that most players at the AAA level have been playing professionally for close to a decade.Though there were some rehab assignments among the Chihuahuas and Isotope players, most players were pretty much career minor leaguers. And that makes for excellent baseball!If I could change one thing about the experience here, it would be to make it more fan-friendly. It feels way too close to Major League baseball, with not much entertainment going on between innings. I don't recall the mascot going through the stands. Fan contests were few and far between, and they mostly involved a dude with a microphone somewhere in the bleachers with a cameraman at his side. Meh.Still, if I lived here, I'd own season tickets. Excellent venue. Great baseball.

Love coming here to see the baseball games. There is literally not a bad seat in the house. I've sat almost every where. Tonight I sat in the dugout club which for $38 is a great deal. I could easily see the entire game and we had a waitress through the whole game. The food is typical baseball game food and the drinks are similar. A lot of their food comes with souvenir cups or bowls so it makes the price worth it.

So fun and super cheap...baby stroller friendly if you sit in handicap section. Food so good. Drinks awesome. Such a good time.

My girlfriend and I always enjoy going to baseball games! Whether it be a MLB team or our local chihuahuas! The ticket prices are very cheap and you get to sit pretty close! Our tickets were $30 and we had great seats! They also have a big team store where you are able to buy a huge variety of merchandise! They also have a huge variety of food and snacks that you can enjoy during the game! They also have a kids area where your kids can play while you enjoy the game! Over all, the staff is very nice and the stadium is always clean! We will definitely be returning back for more games in the future!