Fluor Field at the West End
Greenville Drive
Fluor Field
945 South Main Street
Greenville, SC, 29601
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Phone: (864) 240-4500
Fluor Field at the West End
945 South Main Street, Greenville, SC, 29601
Welcome to Fluor Field
Fluor Field at the West End, located in Greenville, South Carolina, serves as the home of the Greenville Drive, the High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. Opened in April 2006, the 6,700-capacity venue is affectionately nicknamed "Little Fenway" because its field dimensions meticulously mirror Fenway Park. The ballpark boasts its own 30-foot "Greenville Monster" in left field equipped with a manual scoreboard, "Pesky's Pole" in right field, and a 420-foot deep center field area.
Deeply connected to local history, Fluor Field's exterior architecture incorporates over 500,000 bricks reclaimed from local historic textile mills. Beyond serving as the anchor for the vibrant revitalization of Greenville's West End district, the ballpark frequently hosts collegiate rivalries like the Clemson vs. South Carolina neutral-site game, the Southern Conference Baseball Tournament, and regional community events.
Getting to Fluor Field
Parking
Free Game Day Park & Ride (Pendleton Street): The most popular budget-friendly option is the city's designated Park & Ride lot located at 706 Pendleton Street. Fans can park for free and hop on Greenlink’s free Route 908 (Game Day South) trolley, which shuttles riders straight to Fluor Field's Main Street gate starting 1 hour before first pitch through the end of the game.
City Parking Garages (Free 2-Hour Parking): Several low-cost municipal garages sit along Main Street and River Street (such as the South Main Lot, West End Garage, and River Street Garage). Most city-owned garages offer the first two hours of parking for free. On weekend games, Greenlink's Route 910 trolley loops along Main Street to pick up fans at garage stops.
Paid Private Surface Lots: Surface lots operated by private vendors (PMC) surround the stadium on nearby side streets like Vardry Street and Anderson Street. These allow convenient mobile QR-code payment and are just a short 2- to 3-minute walk to the turnstiles.
Tip: For high-demand weekend games, aim to arrive at least 45 minutes early if targeting the free Pendleton Street lot, as it tends to fill up quickly.
Directions
Fluor Field at the West End is located at 935 S Main Street, Greenville, SC 29601.
From I-85 North or South: Take Exit 51 for I-385 North toward Downtown Greenville. Continue as I-385 turns into East North Street, turn left onto Academy Street (US-123/US-29), then turn left onto South Main Street directly toward the stadium entrance.
From I-85 South (Alternative via Augusta St): Take Exit 46 for Mauldin Road toward Pleasantburg Drive. Turn onto Augusta Street (SC-141) heading north toward downtown, then take a left onto Field Street to reach the venue.
From Traveler's Rest / North: Head south on US-276 / Poinsett Highway into downtown Greenville. Continue onto Buncombe Street, take a slight right onto Academy Street, and turn left onto South Main Street.
Public Transit & Free Game Day Trolleys
Greenville provides seamless public transportation options right to the stadium gates through Greenlink:
Free Game Day Trolleys: Greenlink operates free, open-air vintage trolleys specifically for home games. Route 908 (Game Day South) shuttles fans continuously between free parking lots along Pendleton Street and the Main Street gate. Route 910 (Main Street) serves fans coming from downtown garages along Main Street on weekend game days.
Local Bus Routes: Fixed-route Greenlink buses, including Route 507 (Augusta), stop within short walking distance of the stadium complex.
Inside Fluor Field
Fluor Field A-Z guide
Learn more about the gameday experience and ballpark rules before arriving at Fluor Field, including our re-entry policy, prohibited items, bag policy, concessions, weather delays and more.
Seating Map
Check out our ballpark's seating chart to find locations and details about seating sections, suites, dugout proximity and reserved sections.
MLB's guide to Fluor Field
Welcome to Fluor Field, where young Red Sox prospects prepare for the jump to Double-A, a Green Monster replica looms in left and Southern charm meets Fenway-inspired environs to produce a unique ballpark experience.
Come hungry
Food and Drinks at Fluor Field
Fluor Field offers a food and beverage selection that goes well beyond traditional stadium fare, blending local South Carolina flavors, Red Sox-inspired classics, and high-end culinary concepts.
Standout Food & Local Flavors
The 500 Club Menu: Curated by executive culinary talent, this upscale menu features items like the Major League Sandwich (sliced Teres Major steak on a brioche bun with au jus and horseradish), Fried Chicken Philly Nachos, Fenway Truffle Fries served with truffle aioli, and Fluor Field Fried Ice Cream.
Bacon-Wrapped Boston Dog: A nod to the team's Red Sox affiliation, this specialty hot dog is wrapped in bacon and piled high with Boston baked beans, Southern coleslaw, and a mustard drizzle.
Fowl Pole & Que's BBQ: Located along the concourse, these stands dish out regional comfort favorites like Southern pulled pork and brisket sandwiches, as well as hand-breaded fried chicken tenders paired with waffle fries.
Sweet Caroline's: Named after the iconic Red Sox anthem, this sweet spot offers hand-scooped ice cream in a variety of flavors, including fan-favorite souvenir helmet sundaes.
Drinks & Craft Beverages
Craft Beer Outlets: Fans can find local Upstate South Carolina craft brews on draft alongside popular regional options at portable kiosks stationed around the 360-degree concourse.
The 500 Club Bar: Serves as a full-service bar experience for fans looking for premium spirits, craft cocktails, and special game-day drink promotions.
Classic Refreshments: Traditional souvenir sodas with low-cost refills, local brand vendors, and bottled drinks are widely available at main concourse stands like Splendid Splinter's (named after Ted Williams).
