Big League Dreams

This is the newest set of fields in the BLD franchise and it shows. They took time and effort creating the fields to look similar to the major league fields. The food there has always been good and is priced fairly. Customer service is good with no complaints if there is something that needs fixing. The field also has a membership with the Perris Valley Chamber of Commerce, which shows their dedication to tending to the needs of the community. As a director of the Chamber and a local attorney in the area I have been able to see and hear feedback from the residents in the area and its been nothing but positives.
Joshua D. Naggar, Esq.

Had a very unpleasant experience when ordering pizza for my Grandson. Menu says price for a slice of pepperoni is $ 3.50. Cashier rang me up a total of $ 4.27. I asked why and she replied «tax». I told her sales tax is not that much… she said the computer does it. She offered my receipt and I was charged $ 3.95 instead of $ 3.50! I requested my .45 plus tax. Took 5 min with her manager and I received my .50 refund. NOW, I suggest everyone check your receipt. I’m sure they are doing it all day long…1 item, a couple of items or the whole menu? How many kids are in line and wouldn’t know the difference? It already costs enough to attend a game and pay snack bar prices. I understand BLD is a for profit business but stealing from your customer is inexcusable!

It’s a really clean park, most of the employees are always smiling except one specific lady that works in the snack bar; her name is Christy, Chrissy or something like that. She looks like she hates her job because she’s never smiling, never greets customers and doesn’t have a friendly or positive attitude. I come every week and she is always at the snack bar so I see her everyday. This review isn’t really for the park but the employee.

Haven’t been to a BLD in months but this one charges $ 5 now?! Wth?! What happened to $ 3?! But they still only give ONE token. They already have ridiculous prices for food and drinks and now they want to add on more to the entrance fee? Definitely will stay away from these places at all costs. They’re becoming the definition of greed.

Been here so many times for baseball tournaments. I keep thinking it will get better, but it doesn’t. Yesterday I asked to put toilet paper in the restroom 8 TIMES!!! Second to the last time them girl responded that it wasn’t her job… nice. Not my favorite place to watch my so play, that’s for sure. It really is too bad, this place has lots of potential

Ive been to quite a few BLD’s in So Cal and Id say the Perris location is pretty darn nice. They only have 1 clubhouse which sucks but the clubhouse is much bigger than the other locations and extremely clean. The food came out pretty quick too which if you have ever been there during a fastipitch tournament for travel ball, you can wait what seems like years for your food. Clean bathrooms and helpful staff, definitely a plus when you have to drive all the way out to a town where nothing is going on lol.

Pretty good sports arena for what this area has to offer. I love that their fields are named and designed after actual parks. You have to try their chicken wings with the hot sauce, they are so good! The boards of the softball fields could get updated, the pictures are faded and outdated.

The worst softball umps around they all act like they know what they are doing. The server walked by and dropped beer on my son and didn’t say anything and the restroom the worst never work and has shit all over the seats tell someone that they needed to be cleaned 2 hours still the same way. Cooks don’t care about making the food right just there to get a paycheck and the staff doesn’t know how to run anything and

Great idea, poor execution. Cost $ 10 per day to get in. Bathroom had multiple inoperable fixture, field improperly set up for age group, and on third day of tournament, ground crews flooded fields. The response to flooded fields was slow and not very enthusiastic. Managment should focus less on preventing outside food and more on the facility repairs and condition of fields. Like I said, great concept, poor managment execution.

Ozzie Arias (sports coordinator) very unprofessional, you would expect employee to handle situations professionally so sad to have people like this working here!!!

This arrogant manager gave me an explanation to why he was not refunding $ 0.50 on a game with no signage indicating out of order. He said «If people watch their kids the sign would be there so I am not refunding any money.» I explained we just arrived and it was not my children pulling the sign off.
I feel this is totally unacceptable as this is a park that hosts children. Please train managers to have better customer service.

Way overpriced for a short soccer season. The referees dont even know what they are doing. The playoffs dont even feel like playoffs. One referee with no experience for playoffs was so horrible. Its a great facility but overpriced with no job experience whatsoever.

$ 5 entry for parents and coaches
$ 1 for players… really?
Food is very expensive and portions are small.
Can’t bring anything in including water for players.
The entire chain is the same way. Played in several of them now.
Cafeteria service is slow and never staffed with urgent workers.
Upside? They serve Angry Orchard.

Great location and easy parking. The kids area is great for my four year old too! Keeps everyone happy.

I played co-​ed soccer here my team was new to this place there calls are crap and unfair but when it comes to the other teams that have been playing there for awhile they let them get away with anything, I had one girl threaten one of my players about fighting her after the game I told the management and they really didn’t seem to care, there was also another all white team who kept saying racist comments towards our all Mexican team management said its soccer u know how it goes!!! never again will I play here!!!

Never ever going back! Really it has to be 100 degrees before they turn the misters on??? Wtf!!! Didn’t even have the 2^nd concession open, even though the fields were being used. Worst part is its in the middle of BF Egypt. Not one place for food within a couple miles. Poor poor decision on BLDs owners.

I only go here for the batting cages because it’s pretty much the only place within an hour of where I live. There’s a 3 dollar charge to get into the park, which I think it’s ridiculous. And then the batting cages are almost always broken or the worker has to come into the cage and kick all the balls into the hole because they get stuck. The only reason I come is because it’s the only place around.

The fields are really nice! However, they need to give the food workers a course on customer service. Also, they are super slow making your food, if they have any of the foods listed on the menu. Pretzels — out, buns for burgers — out. :(

Supposedly this is the newest in the Big League franchise. I’ve been to several and this is probably the nicest I’ve seen… more than likely because of the newness.
Layout is similar to the rest with a large restaurant /​bar at the center of the major league fields and a smaller (less accommodating) concession stand out towards the minor league fields.
Plenty of room and playgrounds for my daughter and her friends to run around and play while their brothers were their games.
A limited beer selection at the concession stand counter however the bar area has a few more to choose from.
The staff here seems to be a little looser than the others I’ve been too however there are still many rules to follow upon entering this facility. No outside food or drinks are allowed as they want you to spend you money there.
This particular Big Leagues is really in the middle of nowhere so if you want to go off the premises for lunch or dinner, you will have a bit of a drive.

So happy a Big League Dreams opened 15 minutes from our house! We live in Hemet and my husband just joined an adult softball league. It’s pretty normal as far as price goes to join. The sports park is gorgeous and I love all the different fields (Los Angeles, Yankee Stadium, Fenway and Angel Stadiums replicas). They have a batting cage, nice playground for the kids, big restaurant with an arcade (have to be 21 and older to enter bar area). They have nice stadium seats and pretty good parking. You have to pay $ 3 dollars every time you go in but they give you 1 token each time to spend on drinks or games so kind of annoying but I think it’s worth it. I love Big League Dreams and so happy we have one so close now. Let’s hope it doesn’t turn ghetto.