Big League Dreams Perris

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2155 Trumble Rd, Perris, CA 92570, USA
Added by Jopie, at 06 January 2017

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• Anonymous

  19 December 2017

  The guy in charge here, does not know how to organize the games and constantly changing game hours and quite often they remind you of late of a schedule change. Causing teams to forfeit games due to their poor managing.

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• Anonymous

  18 December 2017

  Big lrague dreams field is a great venue for the kids that play ball.plenty of parking and a good gam ecperience

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• Anonymous

  09 December 2017

  Great place to play softball. The Refreshments food drinks are excellent.

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• Anonymous

  25 October 2017

  Great park love how each field represents a major league field. It's also a plus that there are play grounds there for younger children.

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• Anonymous

  23 September 2017

  Great park love how each field represents a major league field. It's also a plus that there are play grounds their for younger children.

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• Anonymous

  05 September 2017

  Definitely clean complex with clean dug outs. Grass is leveled. BUT they don't allow any outside food, only water.

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• Anonymous

  07 August 2017

  Great place to attend a softball tournament. Beautiful fields done up as replicas of famous Pro ballparks. Indoor restraunts and bar to watch the games in the A/C.

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• Anonymous

  05 August 2017

  This is one of the best softball parks ive seen. Full bar, air conditioned food area, lots of parking. Strict with outside beverage and cooler policies though. Inspection as you enter.

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• Anonymous

  29 July 2017

  It is a clean well maintained sports complex. Baseball fields are always neatly kept and ready for a game. Indoor snack bar is fantastic. Staff is always polite even though they don't let you bring in your own drinks and coolers. Love coming here to watch my son play ball.

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• Anonymous

  31 May 2017

  Very nice facility. Staff is very cool and always make you feel welcome! One of the best BLDs I've been to.

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• Anonymous

  16 April 2017

  Great place for adults who are looking to play softball and soccer. They have food and beer. Kid friendly also.

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• Anonymous

  30 March 2017

  Don't get me wrong they have great fields. But as of tonight I have lost respect for every single employee that works there. My 11 year old brother, who plays baseball games at BLD once a week, is a type 1 diabetic. Every time we go through the gate they check his bag to make sure he doesn't have food or drinks, and he always tells the employees that he's a type 1 diabetic so he has drinks and snacks in his bag for low blood sugars. We have never had a problem with it till tonight. The one lady who checked his bag pulled out his one and only Gatorade, which is only used for emergencies, and told him he could not bring it in. This completely shocked me he continued to explain its only there for low blood sugars, so she said she would ask her manager if he could still bring it in. She comes back out and tells him he cannot have it and tells my parents it can be held in the office. My dad spoke to the manager and warned him that he was only putting my brothers life in danger, the manager simply told my dad that if a Gatorade is needed he can purchase one at a snack bar. We were playing at the pantucket field so we purchased a Gatorade at the closest snack bar only to find out that they don't have the carbs there and that we would have to walk to the restaurant all the way across the lot. (Which by the way they calculated way wrong and gave us the wrong carbs.) Now there's multiple problems with this, 1) when a diabetic passes out from low blood sugar you only have approximately 12-14 minutes before they go into a coma. 2) taking away a diabetics supplies simply because it's not allowed goes against his legal rights as a diabetic, not even the TSA can take away his juices or water in security at the airport. Putting an 11 year old boys life at risk just to make 2-3 dollars is a bad call Big League Dreams. I recommend you avoid this place at all costs if you have any sort of disability that requires you to have food or drinks on hand.

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• Anonymous

  19 March 2017

  Big park. Lots of fields, and they are nice. I played here for a company softball tournament.

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• Anonymous

  13 January 2017

  Nice to play ball. Clean. They have a fun playground.
  But the girls at the food counter need to learn some customer service & a smile would be nice also.

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