The Las Vegas Aviators are hosting a Bark in the Berm game on Wednesday, June 17, with first pitch at 7:05 PM against the Round Rock Express at Las Vegas Ballpark.
Dog owners can purchase a berm ticket and a dog berm ticket to watch the game from the outfield berm area alongside their pets.
All dog ticket proceeds are donated to The Animal Foundation, the Las Vegas-based shelter and rescue organization. Tickets are available through the Aviators’ Bark in the Berm page on MiLB.com.
Dogs must enter through the Centerfield gates on Spruce Goose Street, which open one hour before game time.
Owners must sign a waiver at the gate confirming their dog is up to date on vaccinations, including rabies, DHLP, Parvo, and Bordatella.
To participate, dogs must be at least six months old, current on vaccinations, in good health, and sociable with people and other dogs. All dogs must wear ID tags and remain on a fixed leash at all times.
Water stations run from foul pole to foul pole along the outfield concourse. Fans may also bring one unopened bottle of water for themselves and one for their dog.
Waste bags and on-site veterinary support will be available throughout the game.
Owners with two or more dogs must bring an additional adult to help handle them. Toys including frisbees and balls are not allowed on the berm. The Aviators reserve the right to refuse entry to any dog.
June 17 is the second of seven Bark in the Berm dates scheduled for the 2026 season, all on Wednesday nights at 7:05 PM.
Remaining dates are July 8 vs. the Tacoma Rainiers, July 22 vs. the El Paso Chihuahuas, August 5 vs. the Tacoma Rainiers, August 12 vs. the Sacramento River Cats, and September 9 vs. the Sacramento River Cats.
Las Vegas Ballpark is located at 1650 S Pavilion Center Drive in Summerlin. For questions, contact the Aviators at (702) 943-7200.
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