SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah — The cast of the cinematic classic ‘The Sandlot’ is returning to Utah once again to answer questions and watch the movie at the iconic sandlot location.
According to the Eventbrite event page, the reunion is on Aug. 5 at 1392 Glenrose Drive, South Salt Lake City, the location where the film was made.
Gates to the event will open for general ticket holders at 4 p.m., leading to an autograph signing with the cast from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. At 9 p.m., the Q&A portion of the event will begin, with the night ending with a movie screening at 9:20 p.m.
“This in-person gathering promises a delightful trip down memory lane, filled with laughter, fun, and plenty of surprises. Don’t miss out on the chance to meet your favorite characters and reconnect with fellow fans.” stated the event page.
Attendees have the chance to purchase limited edition Sandlot 30th Anniversary merchandise at the event.
Organizers do not allow bags, chairs, animals, or outside food inside the event space. The listing states tickets are not refundable, and the event will continue “rain or shine.”
Tickets start at $40.
VIP tickets are priced at $125, which includes early access into the lot, a photo-op with the cast, autographs, a limited Sandlot Baseball, an opportunity to play catch on the field, and VIP Tent with snacks and drinks.
Some of “The Sandlot” cast already made an appearance for the 30th anniversary in March for a Q&A screening at Kingsbury Hall.
“The Sandlot” movie was primarily shot in and around Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1993, according to KSL Sports. The actual sandlot the movie characters played in is on 1388 Glenrose Drive, with many other scenes shot in Ogden, Midvale, American Fork, and Rose Park.
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