Field of Dreams

I first found this store at the end of January last year (2015)when I purchased a autographed Jerry Rice jersey, which I am very happy with.
So, now I go back on my most recent trip (January 2016), walk into the store on a Wednesday, I purchased a Roger Craig autographed jersey (very nice too), while in the store I also noticed a Joe Montana autographed helmet, I spoke to the salesman about it, to which he quoted me a price, the price was a pretty good chunk of change so I asked the salesman if he would hold the price for me in case i hit a jackpot…(lol, yeah right) he told me he would hold the price for me cause i have started to be a good returning costumer. Well I never hit that big jackpot, but I could not stop thinking about the helmet all week so I went to get it right before I left.
When I got in the store the salesman greeted me, very friendly, like always. I told him that I wanted the helmet. He took me to the counter and rang me up and charged me the price we had talked about a few days prior…
Now is when things go crazy…
I guess the salesman made a mistake and quoted me the wrong price, I am not buying the «mistake» excuse because we had talked about the helmet multiple times prior to me puchasing it. But now they have already taken my money and while I am waiting for my new helmet to get boxed up, I continued to look around the store. The manager of the store, found out about the «mistake»…
Never once did the manager speak to me, all he did, while I was looking around the store, was grab the replica helmet right next to the helmet I wanted (which is a lot cheaper helmet) and put that in the box and bag, thanked me and sent me on my way.
I walked out of that store happier than a pig in poop, thinking I finally got the helmet that I wanted.
My wife wanted to see the helmet when I got outside so I opened the box to show her, only to find that the store manager had put the cheap helmet in my bag. thinking it was a mistake i went back. Once inside, I said «you gave me the wrong helmet», and thats when the store manager stepped in all defensive saying that he cannot sell the other helmet for less than what they paid for it. This was the first I had even heard of this, not once, after the manager found out about the price I had already paid, did he come up to me and tell me there was a mistake and that he could not sell me the helmet I had asked for, he just grabbed the cheaper replica helmet right next to it without saying a damn thing, I guess with the hopes of me walking out and not looking at it until it was to late, after i got home…
when I went back in, my conversation got a little heated between myself and the manager, he told me he did not have to sell that helmet, even though i was quoted a price for it from his salesman, because it was a mistake. But I want to know how it is okay to put an item, that the customer did not want in the first place, in the bag after taking my money and not even talking to me about it… poor, poor business. I would have been more than happy to continue looking around the store to try and find something else that I liked, to where everybody got a good deal, but to sneak a replica helmet in my bag when i was not looking, is not okay…
I truly do like this store and everything they have in there, but after dealing with this issue and that store manager (having to listen to him tell me basically that I am the idiot, and hear about his 33 years retail experience all the way from the east coast to las vegas) I may never return…
Check your bags…

Pros: this is eye andy for fans of movies and athletes of a wide range to include marvel, basketball, baseball, boxing, and Hollywood productions. There lots of collectibles that are autographed and in pristine condition… Heaven for collectors!
Cons: see but cannot own unless you thousands of dollars at your disposal.
Overall: definitely worth a peek… A sort of collector’s museum of you will :)

Stop in with my wife and we ended up purchasing a U2 autographed album signed by to whole band, great conversation piece. And we bought a autographed picture of Brett Farve with a patch and plaque was also a great item, but the autograph began to fade. I reached out to management about the autograph fading away on this photo I purchased in good faith, which have their certificate of authenticity attached to it, and was told there was nothing they could or would do about it, now this picture doesn’t hang anywhere near a window where direct sunlight could fade the signature. But after 3 calls and 3 different conversation with management, guess what, NOTHING, THERE IS NOTHING WE CAN DO. Now the U2 album perfect, it’s just pretty bad when you drop over a grand in someone’s store you’d get a little better than sorry there is NOTHING WE CAN DO!

*Thumbs up*
Well while in Vegas walking the shops in Caesars Palace I found some history. As I walked by Field Of Dreams my girlfriend Said you will live this place «They always have people signing memorabilia»
She was correct. Leon «Neon» Spinks was sitting signing boxing gloves. Wait I said to myself he beat Muhammad Ali!!! In 1978 and was world champ. A glove and picture would be great next to my signed Ali Photo.
The next few weeks they had Mike Tyson and that was a must. This place has a ton of people signing mostly on the weekends and yes the lines get long so get their early. They pre-​sale items and to get the best price you must order before and pay. If you wait the day of well you are going to pay the demand rate but still worth it. You get the item signed take pics of them signing it and pose for a photo.
The staff is great. Austin and Dan will help you out and offer suggestions to help. Jack and the rest if the staff is helpful. Don’t think you will get your own item signed for free. YOU must pay and in the day of YOU PAY! So I suggest buy early
The prices are not set in stone if you buy multiple items but you must buy multiple and big items.
Some items in the store are pricey! But others are in line with the going rate.
Check our their coming soon list and buy early. Tell them Oz said hello to get taken care of.
And don’t forget to go upstairs there are some hidden gems up their.
The Wizard!

I stopped in here during a recent trip to LV. There was a Green Bay helmet covered in Swarovski crystals in the window. When I learned I couldn’t afford it, the sales person, a very nice young woman, suggested a more affordable Green Bay item as a gift for my boss. I was very appreciative because my boss is a huge Packers fan and her birthday was coming up. I meant to buy it on my way back to my hotel, but never got back there. Once I got back to San Diego, I called the store and connected with Gabe, who gave me the most excellent customer service possible. He even took out his cell phone and took a picture of the item and sent it to me to make sure that he understood correctly what I wanted! He took all my information, double checking spelling, address and phone number. He immediately emailed me a copy of my credit card receipt. The next day I received notice from FedEx that my item had been picked up and was on its way. This could not have been an easier process and, although my purchase was not excessive, in terms of collectors’ items, I felt like I had just spent $ 1,000 instead of $ 100. This was a great experience all the way around

They make you spend from $ 150-​$ 500 on items to get to talk to Emmit and get an autograph boooooo

Doing a promo to meet Jerry Rice. Get down there and in order to do that you have to buy something. Cheapest item with tax was almost $ 200. How are you supposed to explain that bull$hit to a kid? Nothing on the sign advertising it said that a purchase was necessary. Total shysters!

This is a very cool sports shop to stop into and look around. I can’t say if they are overpriced or not because I do not buy sports memorabilia. They do have a lot of neat things to look at regardless and if you are in the casino it is worth stopping in.

Very impressed with not just the quantity of hockey products but the knowledge of one of the workers there; almost felt he’s a Canadian lol. Well, he sure knows how to sell.
Obviously more stuff for baseball, and a lot of football. Saw a Gretzky and Toews jerseys in frames, numerically coded for anti-​counterfeit measures in the $ 2000 range. Shipping just $ 200 by Fedex to Canada.
Extra star because in this crazy sea of luxury designers retailers, it’s a nice change for a major sports fan.

Always helpful! Jack goes out of his way to make sure my autographs are sent to me, at a very reasonable price.
Every time I am in Vegas, I check to see who is signing. Field of Dreams makes the process simple and memorable. What else can you ask for?

I love this place. The guys are very knowledgable. Went to a Tyson signing a few years ago, very organized and it was a blast. Made the big purchase a few day ago, and will get it soon! These guys rock.

I had dragged my girlfriend all over town and back, and was wanting to find the one and only Pete Rose.
I had heard he was in the Mirage (that was during one of the ESPN news reports). but that was incorrect.
Sadly I was in the wrong spot (the Mandalay Bay location was what we were looking for)
The staff in this location were very helpful in checking in to see how late Pete would be around that day.
All of the Field of Dreams location’s have some amazing memorabilia. and if I was a rich man. would have a lot of my money as well.

Great store with lots of great deals and selections for any collector! An a great autograph signing today with Mike Tyson!

If there was a 0 that’s what it would be. THIS PLACE WILL RIP YOU OFF. Forget the particulars because they don’t really matter.
Very poor customer service and only there to take as much from you as possible. No refunds, no exchanges, no nothing just bend over and take it. Better throwing your money away at the casino than spending it here.

*Thumbs up*
It seems like every time I pass by, they always have some sports athlete signing autographs and taking pictures. Of course, they will block off the area. They want you to purchase their merchandise and that will guarantee you the autograph and picture. People working there are pretty helpful and friendly.
*Thumbs down*
Yes, the prices are on the high side but that is expected. But the prices are not set in stone — you can try talking them down a bit, especially if you’re buying more than one piece of merchandise.

I can’t stomach actually spending this much money on movie, music or sports memorabilia, but I love to come in and look. The cheapest signed stuff starts at like $ 800 and just goes up from there. I really wanted several things I saw in here but couldn’t stomach the minimum of $ 1500 (at half off).
I found the staff to be very helpful, altho they were definitely salesmen trying to sell you high-​ticket stuff. They offered to just throw in the cheaper item we actually got if we bought a higher ticket item.
Great stuff here!

Some pretty cool sports memorabilia. We were given a really great deal on a Dale Earnhardt Jr. autographed piece that we purchased last year for my Dad. Came back last December and they no longer seem to have a Nascar selection.
My husband really seems to enjoy the baseball memorabilia as well. It’s fun to look but perhaps it’s a bit overpriced?

I apparently really enjoyed my Mojitos over at Casa Fuentes across from Field of Dreams and was feeling good when I popped in this pricey memorabilia shop. I didn’t have the negative, dirty experiences others did! I actually found the two guys working really friendly and the place pretty fun!
My hubby was in a Cubs shirt and they chatted him up about the pain that is Cubs baseball and growing up in the Midwest. I bought a John Elway helicopter photo (you know which one, from our first Super Bowl win — if you don’t it is OK — just google it) and one of they guys and I talked about Elway and the NFL combine. What can I say, I found them all really nice! :)
Now, this isn’t a place that is exactly reasonable (price wise) when it comes to their items. However, how much should game worn jerseys and signed helmets cost? It is just one of those things that is kind of driven by the consumer — it is worth what you will pay for it! Now, I personally went for a nice unsigned photo that was framed. It was in my budget and well below the $ 100’s or $ 1,000 of dollars asked on other things, but I like it! And they were definitely willing to make a deal if I wanted to go for a bigger item (but it really isn’t my thing).
It is a fun shop to go walk around and just look. It is pricey and it does have a lot of stuff so it is kind of hard to get around when there are a lot of people in there. They get lots of names to come in and sign autographs (when we have been in Vegas before we have seen Dick Butkus, Pete Rose and Leon Spinks). It is always so busy for a signing, we have never tried to go in.
Still, if you are looking to kill time or happen to like to buy memorabilia, for what it is I thought this shop was a-​ok!

Have you ever walked into a place that felt «dirty», even though you couldn’t put a finger on why? And so it was last Sunday when I was strolling through the Caesar’s Forum Shops and saw Gordie Howe signing autographs.
I actually followed the career of his son Mark when he played for the Flyers, but still paid attention to Mr. Hockey as his 6-​decade career spanned stints with the Red Wings, the New England Whalers, and the Houston Aeros. Howe is most famous for his scoring prowess, physical strength, and career longevity. And he still looks great at the distance I saw him.
To get closer required buying memorabilia for Gordie to sign. I didn’t expect free, after all, the store’s overhead and the appearance fee needs to be paid. I also expected a Las Vegas price bump. However, when the lowest price point of an old out-​of-​focus 8X10 photo for $ 70 on top of a «hustle» sales pitch, I didn’t hesitate to walk. Maybe it’s also that I’m a minor collector in this area and that there’s plenty of other and more interesting ways for me to be parted with my money in Las Vegas. And for Gordie’s sake, I’ll add a 3^rd Star to this 2-​Star venue.
P. S. — If you want the real thing «Field of Dreams», a trip to the farm-​side movie set in Dyersville Iowa is priceless.

They seem to draw in sports greats. I met Dick Butkus last week in here.
It’s a little pricey, especially if you’re buying something to have signed, they charge you the signed price. You can work them down though, they wanted $ 99 for a picture, $ 299 for a football, $ 69 for a mini helmet, and $ 400 for a jersey. I was reluctant and was just going to get the helm for my buddy that’s a huge bears fan, but they said they would throw in the picture and football if I got the jersey for $ 400 and that’s when they sank the hook in… So I ended up with a jersey and gave my friend the football and picture.
cool experience all around.