BigLeagueDreams.com is A developer of novel athletic parks throughout the country.
Throughout the years, Big League Dreams U.S.A., LLC., has become one of the world’s leading developers of recreational facilities. Big League Dreams is currently expanding throughout the state of California, as well as the Southern and Western regions of the United States. Each award-winning sports complex it builds brings a variety of benefits to the community. Parks are constructed at no expense to the taxpayer, and maintenance and operational costs are not passed on to host cities.
Big League Dreams constructs facilities suitable for soccer, baseball, softball, in-line hockey, indoor soccer, and sand volleyball. The company has become famous for its replicas of historic fields, such as Wrigley Field in Chicago, New York’s Yankee Stadium, and Fenway Park in Boston. In addition to sporting events, companies like Nike; Sony Corporation of America; Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.; Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.; and Southwest Airlines Co. have held corporate events in parks built by Big League Dreams.
Events such as concerts, 4th of July celebrations, Easter services, art shows, and dog shows also generate outstanding benefits for local economies in terms of sales to local businesses, jobs, and revenue shares. Stadium events fill local hotels, generate TOT tax revenue, and bring tourist business to local restaurants and retailers. Furthermore, an average of 75 full and part time jobs are created with the construction of each facility.
Parks built by Big League Dreams have garnered numerous awards. In 1999, the company received the Business of the Year award from Cathedral City, California; the Best Public/Private Partnership award from the League of California Cities; and the National Best New Sports Complex in America award. One year later, the Jurupa Valley Chamber of Commerce honored the company with the Best New Business award. The company has also received two awards for Best Sports Complex from the United States Specialty Sports Association. In 2011, it earned the American Public Works Association Project of the Year award for its facility in Las Vegas.
