Bi-Lo Playground
One of the most popular in-park features from last year is receiving a facelift in 2007. The Bi-Lo Kids Playground will be upgraded and moved right behind the berm down the left field line. Young Drive fans will enjoy themselves in the new enlarged, 1,500 square-foot playground, equipped with slides and a climbing area. Parents will be able to watch the action on the field as well as keep an eye on their children from the new area. The play area, which is ADA accessible, will also have netted protection to allow for safe play away from any foul balls.

The Coca-Cola Dugout
Located at field level, the Coca-Cola Dugout gives fans an“on the field” experience and view of the game. The field level suite is situated on the first base side of the field, and gives fans a chance to enjoy the game from a unique location that’s especially close to the action and excitement of the game.

The Upper Deck
The place to be at West End Field in 2007 is on the newly elevated hospitality setting, the Upper Deck, which accommodates up to 50 guests. Located off the end of the suite level on the third base side, this open air private patio combines all the amenities of a suite with the ambience of West End Field. Just below the Upper Deck will be the Birthday Zone, a location set aside and designated for groups who choose to celebrate a child’s special day at West End Field.

Box Office at Field Street
To meet the high demand for Drive single-game tickets, two additional windows are being installed to serve customers at the Field Street box office.  This addition will make it easier for all fans that park at County Square and ride the Drive’s complimentary trolley service to purchase tickets for that night’s game at the Field Street entrance.  A second trolley is new as well for 2007, to make fans trips to West End Field that much more convenient and enjoyable.

Heritage Plaza
Fans will notice a distinct change to the Field Street entrance in the upcoming season, as it changes into Heritage Plaza.  Here, fans will be able to follow the progress of former Drive members with the Alumni Call-Up Board.  Nostalgic images from Greenville’s past will also be displayed in the plaza.  As an extension of Heritage Plaza, the concourse at West End Field will also include a “Walk of Fame” with even more information regarding Greenville’s illustrious baseball past. 

The 300 Plateau
The 300 Plateau at West End Field gives groups who want to enjoy a catered outdoor meal at the ballpark the perfect place to dine and socialize at the park. Also new in the picnic area this year is a setting that will feature bands and a covered food station for group functions.  The refurbished picnic area is located inside the right field gate and below the popular Spinx 500 Club.

Suite Entry
Suite holders will also benefit in 2007 with a designated entry into West End Field.  Located on Field Street, just a few steps from the main gate, suite holders will be able to skip the lines and board the elevator directly to the suite level.  In the enclosed entrance fans will be able to relive the Upstate’s illustrious past with a timeline honoring the area’s baseball heritage, photos and other local baseball memorabilia and artifacts.

Spinx 500 Club
The largest outdoor bar and grill in Greenville will also see some changes with expanded food service.  Fans will have the opportunity to purchase an array of new food and beverage items, including Philly cheese steaks, lemon pepper chicken sandwiches, and barbeque, without missing any action of the game.  The bar area is also being dressed up with the same brick that is used throughout West End Field.  The Spinx 500 Club will once again be a fantastic hangout area with it’s four televisions, as well as featured local bands throughout the season.