Salt Lake Bees Baseball Games and Discount Tickets

We love baseball, and we’ve been going to Salt Lake Bees games since they were the Salt Gulls, which is even before they were the Salt Lake Trappers! But something amazing happened to the Bees recently, and that made the baseball experience even better. This was the opening of the Bees’ new baseball park called The Ball Park at America First Square. 

The Bees’ no longer play in Salt Lake City. Instead, the new park is located in South Jordan. It is a gorgeous baseball venue with better food options, nicer seating, and much, much more space than the old field downtown. And we have discounted tickets for you. This link has tickets at a 20% off discounted price–no code necessary: Salt Lake Bees Tickets.

We love baseball games!

Seating

There are quite a few things to love about the new ballpark. The first is that it blends the old with the new. There are still “seats” out in right field where you can spread your blanket and watch the game, just like at the old Smith’s Ballpark.

Out in left field, though, there is a 30 foot “monster” wall with seats on top. We sat on those seats, which are right on top of the bullpen, and they are some of the best in the ballpark. We had home runs hit right over our heads, and sometimes, the left fielder would even toss a ball up to the crowd. We’ve also sat behind the third base dugout. These seats put us closer to the plate, and we felt like we were a part of the game. Most of the seats are also shaded for a late afternoon game. !

So many shady seats in this stadium.
Sitting on the wall was a lot of fun, but you are looking in the sun is on your right until it drops behind the grandstand.

Food

There are great food options for the game as well. Our boys love pizza, but we’ve also tried burgers, hot dogs, nachos, R&R barbecue, and chicken. There are a lot of other options for treats and ice cream, too. We always make sure to get a drink at Swig, and one night we even won a free drink when a homerun hit the massive Swig cup in right-center field. There is also a special baseball bat pretzel that we need to try on our next visit.

I always love a good hot dog at a baseball game.
These steak fries were delicious.

Kid Friendly

All the things that you love about the old stadium have been transferred over and updated, too. They still run the free train in the outfield. But now they have added mini-golf, and several other kid-friendly games. Behind the centerfield wall there is a play area for kids, too. Come early to enjoy all of these fun kid activities, or use them as a great stretch break for little ones.

The train is a huge hit with the kids!
The mini golf is a lot of fun. The lights were on during Christmas time!
The mascots are fun for the kids.

Promotions

Salt Lake Bees is still running some great family promotions, too. Tuesday nights are Family Nights so 4 tickets are $40. These tickets are for certain areas, but include spots with seats along the outfield line, and on the wall. You must purchase a minimum of 4 tickets. Wednesdays are Swig Days where all Swig drinks are $3. There are also certain nights that have fireworks or drone shows. We have seen both and they are amazing! Check the 2026 schedule below.

Love that Swig is at the Ballpark
The drone show was so fun!
The fireworks show was amazing and you have great seats.
2026 schedule

Tips for Families

Here are a few other tips we have found as we’ve visited the Salt Lake Bees.

  • Parking lots have a fee. There are some areas along the street that have free parking, but watch for signs to make sure you are not in a no parking zone.
  • No outside food or drink is allowed EXCEPT each person can bring in one sealed, clear, plastic water bottle.
  • Strollers have to be stored in designated areas and can’t really be used inside the park.
  • Bags are searched on the way in, and only a small size is allowed.
  • Don’t forget to use our discounted ticket link to save on tickets: Bees discount tickets.
  • For more info about the stadium rules, visit this webpage.

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