Miller Sports + Entertainment has released renderings showcasing Daybreak Field at America First Square, the new home for the Salt Lake Bees, a Triple-A Minor League Baseball team.
The ballpark, designed by HOK, is set to open in the spring of 2025 in downtown Daybreak, Salt Lake Valley’s fastest-growing suburb. Located in South Jordan, Utah, the master-planned community is easily accessible for fans across the Wasatch Front and is walkable and bikeable for many residents.
The three-story ballpark complements Daybreak’s architecture, featuring a brick and concrete foundation that transitions to lighter materials, including metal and expansive glass, as the building rises. A signature perforated metal veil facade will encapsulate the club and party decks, illuminating from within at night and serving as a lantern on Daybreak’s front porch.
“The building of Daybreak Field at America First Square is very exciting as the ballpark and plaza take shape into becoming a new community hub with baseball, shops, restaurants and entertainment in South Jordan,” said Michelle Smith, president of Miller Sports + Entertainment. “The collaboration among our partners has been inspiring as everyone rallies behind this innovative mixed-use project. The Millers are creating a place that will unite the community and enrich lives through memorable sports and entertainment experiences.”
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The privately funded Daybreak Field at America First Square features:
- 6,500 fixed seats and an open, grassy berm and picnic area in right field for a capacity of 8,000 baseball fans.
- A 360-degree concourse with picturesque views of the field.
- Open-lawn seating, party decks, club seating and field-level suites.
- 10 Field Level suites behind home plate (closest suites to the field in all of MiLB) and two additional Founders suites on the main concourse.
- Loge Boxes, Batter Boxes and Bullpen Boxes for unique vantage points.
- Upper-level party decks on the first and third base sides, accommodating up to 475 fans each.
- Two inclusive club spaces—the Diamond Club and Terrace Club –located behind home plate.
Fans will enjoy locally inspired food-from-scratch kitchens, quick service stands and Grab-N-Go markets using smart technology. The ballpark will also feature a Bees Team Store on the plaza (open extended hours beyond games), comfortable seats, an expansive video scoreboard, alcohol-free family zones and striking views of the Wasatch Mountains.
The ballpark’s plaza will offer year-round programming opportunities for concerts, summer games, ice skating and holiday lights, all within proximity to shopping and dining experiences. America First Square anticipates more than one million visitors and over 200 events annually, including the Bees’ 75-game regular season home schedule.
In addition to the ballpark, Daybreak Field will meet current facility standards for aspiring Major Leaguers, offering a 12,000-sq.-ft. clubhouse, training and player development areas, and multiple batting cages. Partners in the construction project include Larry H. Miller Real Estate, Okland Construction, TallyCM, HOK, Perigee Consulting and Loci Landscape Architecture.