About Marlins Park
Marlins Park, situated in Miami, Florida, stands as a testament to modern stadium design with its sleek architecture and cutting-edge amenities. Opened in 2012, it became the home for the Miami Marlins, offering a respite from the South Florida heat with its retractable roof – a necessary feature given the region's unpredictable rain and sweltering summer temperatures. Beyond its climate-controlled comfort, the stadium is renowned for its vibrant "Homer" sculpture that activates on Marlins home runs, a nod to the city's lively and colorful culture. Incorporating nods to the art deco flair of Miami, combined with the latest in stadium technology, Marlins Park offers a unique blend of the old and the new, providing Marlins fans with a one-of-a-kind baseball experience.
What to eat at Marlins Park
- Cuban Sandwich Section 14 — Pressed cubano with ham, roast pork, Swiss, pickles, and mustard. This is Miami.
- Croquetas Main Concourse — Crispy ham croquettes — a Cuban-Miami staple done right.
- Novecento Empanadas Section 30 — Argentine-style empanadas with various fillings.
- Don Julio Tequila Bar Left Field — Premium tequila cocktails and margaritas at the in-park bar.
Where to sit at Marlins Park
- Home Plate Box (Sections 7-15) Premium — Behind the plate with clear views and no obstructions.
- Promenade Level (Sections 201-220) Mid-range — Second level with great angles and moderate pricing.
- Upper Deck Outfield Budget — Budget seats with views of the art installation (when active) and skyline.
Parking and getting to Marlins Park
- On-site garages at the park are convenient. Prepay online to save $5-10.
- Street parking in Little Havana is free on some blocks after 6pm — walk to the game.
- Ride share drop-off at NW 16th Ave is well-organized.
What else to do near Marlins Park
- Calle Ocho (8th Street) 0.5 miles — The heart of Little Havana with Cuban restaurants, cafés, and dominoes.
- Domino Park 0.7 miles — Watch locals play dominoes in this Little Havana landmark.
- Wynwood Walls 3 miles — World-famous outdoor street art and murals.
Before you go to Marlins Park
- It's Air Conditioned — LoanDepot Park has AC and a retractable roof. Perfect escape from Miami heat and afternoon storms.
- Little Havana Vibes — The park is in Little Havana — explore Calle Ocho for authentic Cuban food before the game.
- Clevelander Bar — Yes, there's a Clevelander nightclub-style bar with a pool in left field. It's very Miami.
- The Clevelander pool in left field is a VIP section — book in advance for a truly unique game experience.
- Marlins games are great for kids — short lines, affordable tickets, and the park is immaculate.
- The bobblehead museum on the main concourse has one of the largest collections in the world.
- Check for $5 ticket deals on weeknight games — some of the cheapest seats in MLB.
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