Not very fan friendly. No outside food allowed. No cup holders in front of your seat. Seats do not have arm rests. Arm rests and cup holders are only in the expensive seats. And the biggest sin: NOT A BAG OF PEANUTS TO BE HAD. What the hell is that about?? Peanuts and baseball is the American way! Customer service people don't know what they are talking about when it came to stadium policy. They told me no outside food allowed and then I see people bringing food in. They should get their act together. Don't know if I'll be back. read more

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Home of Marlin Brando and Marlin Monroe. Marlins Park is actually the Miami baseball stadium, even though Florida is the name of the team, which I'm not sure about since Tampa has a team, so I don't get it. Why not Miami Marlins hmmmz? So it's a great baseball park and it's in an amazing neighbourhood. Despite some of the toxic and racist reviews by other yelpers, it's in one of the best neighbourhoods in Miami, but the stadium definitely could use a bit of a renovation despite its wonderful neighbourhood. read more

I have to say that the taco Tuesday deal is not worth it :( we spend the whole game in the line. read more

Miami Marlins - Don't buy the taco Tuesday ticket game. We spend the whole game waiting for the food and did not say anything about not having food. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Miami, Florida

Upon trying to buy tickets from their box office located at the stadium. I Google their times open and closed. I clearly went there at a time they were to be open and NO They Were NOT! They had signs in each window BUT COULD NOT CHANGE on their Website! Wasted time, effort and trip there! SHAME on Them! read more

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Beautiful park and the weather outside made for a blue sky blanket over an open roof. But, where are the fans? Only 7,642 in attendance, 21% capacity, looked like 8%. Barely any music played and by far the quietest stadium I have ever been too. Opening week with a pin giveaway and it was a ghost town. Fans get 1/2 a star for their support. I inquired why and people said the parking sucks as there isn't enough. I took an Uber, so I didn't have that issue. 3 games into the season and I bought a skunked can of Sierra Nevada Torpedo. How is that possible? Everything should be fresh, unless this was from last year. I didn't see a born-on date, but it was old and I'm pissed I paid $11.50 for it. That turned me off from ordering anything else from the concessions. I can't get over how boring the stadium was. This was my 25th MLB stadium and it ranks as the worst for fans and fun. read more

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First of all, the staff and facility are both nice, although the stadium is incongruous with the very sketchy surrounding area. The main problem is allowing people to bring in instruments. We were at a game on May 18 and there were about 8 people playing drums--snare drums, tom toms, congas, etc. within 10 yards of us up from 3rd base. They'd bang on them every break--between batters, and incessantly between innings. My family and I had to move and I swear my ears are still ringing. Fortunately (or not, if you're a Marlins fan) the team is so bad there were empty seats we could move to along 1st base, and we did. Also, I confess to not speaking Spanish and there were numerous announcements made in Spanish that I have no idea what they were about. Yeah, $15 beers and $7 water are high even by MLB standards, but you have a choice not to buy those. Beers and a couple of waters for my family of 4 was about $64. I don't see going back anytime soon. read more

First time setting foot into Marlins Park for the 3-day 10x Growth Conference hosted by Grant Cardone last weekend. This stadium is smaller than the one in Toronto (where I'm from). But I find that this stadium is cozier, easier to access around inside - there are elevators and escalators available, clean and the security is well-enforced. I was sitting on Level 300 (7th Floor), it does get pretty echo-y up there, and I did have a hard time listening. Luckily during the conference, I was able to migrate down to Level 100 (3rd Floor) for better sound quality. The visuals were great, the large screens were very helpful. The food at the stadium is not bad. I do have a few favourites! But they are expensive... be prepared to splurge! - The freshly made Double Beef Burger was amazing. I had at least 2 of this lol - Portobello Mushroom Burger is perfect for the vegan and vegetarians out there! - I really liked the Yucca fries (plant-based), it is crispy and chewy... I loved it with the dipping sauce - The Cuban Sandwich was pretty filling but it just needs more pickles ;) It is served with side of plantain chips Note: Highly recommended NOT to order at the end of the day because the food has been sitting there since lunch... unless you are really hungry. The chicken tenders were so dry and hard... had to drench it in dipping sauce lol. The fries were mushy... also had to dunk it in sauce lol. WARNING: Fetching an Uber or Lyft is insane at this stadium. There is a designated area for pick-up but it can get extremely chaotic. My strategy is to walk far away enough to avoid that area, just outside of the stadium to catch a ride. It seems like a lot of Uber and Lyft drivers don't know the stadium area well enough, nor do they speak fluent English. The drivers don't like to pick up calls when trying to reach them and they will most likely cancel on you. Sigh. Please avoid this mess and just walk a bit further out. read more

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I've been to a handful of babes all games in past years, the last time I was at Marlins Park was this weekend for the 10X Growth Conference! Cardone knows how to put on an event and fill up mist of the stadium! The vent was awesome, life changing! If you get a chance watch it, stream it, look for snip it's on YouTube, FB it IG! I had some on mine IG: soniarealone The parking was great! I mean had a $20 tag to it but so convenient since we uber Ed the first day and that was a hassle. Having our car steps away from the entrance was so much better! The only criticism I have which had nothing to do with Cardone's event is the food the stadium offers! Oh my! The chicken tenders I purchased were just plain awful! Is that even real chicken?!? And the soft drink options not the best...I don't drink Pepsi so it's downhill from there...as far as the options go! Oh sorry I don't drink alcohol either so... I do like the stadium, it's small enough to feel cozy and big enough to house a professional team! The place is clean and beautiful! But please serve better food! A smoothie or fruit bowl wouldn't hurt! ; ) read more

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I don't know whether it is COVID related or the new Sponsorship by Loan Depot but the stadium has hit the lowest of low. Last time I was here I had a great Experience, as any baseball fan should. This time, NOT so much. Where to begin as my complaints are numerous. First off, no one here knows what they are doing. We were here yesterday and asked if we could bring in food and water to today's game. We were told no. We asked because many of the concessions were closed and food options were rather limited. We have been to many ballparks both major and minor league and we have found all the major league ones allow outside food while the minors do not. When we were walking around before the game we noticed people with bottled water in their see thru bags that were not the brand sold at the park. Not only that some had peanuts that were not available at the ballpark. HOW CAN YOU NOT HAVE PEANUTS AVAILABLE AT A BASEBALL GAME???? As for the seating, they were Socially distant which made me comfortable but the assigned seats we were given had cable ties around them to designate that no one should sit there. We sat elsewhere, no problem as there sadly were not many fans. Could this be part of the problem? No incoming revenue so you can not properly provide for the fans who are coming? I really hate complaining but unfortunately I am not done. The seats themselves are not fan friendly. There are no arm rests and your beverage as to remain on the floor as there are no cup holders! I guess I am a spoiled fan who is accustomed to be treated better! read more

Marlins Park is one of the nicer baseball parks that we've been to and we had a blast. We came for the Nationals vs Marlins game and tickets were pretty cheap compared to other parks, definitely take a look at the prices on stubhub. The park has a retractable roof, so if there is rain in the forecast, you don't need to worry! There are many food options to eat here, there is even a restaraunt by Jose Andres, which I think they get a little too creative with their food options, but it's still good. If you're looking for a latin mix to you dinner option, definitely choose the Goya restaurant, they have a unique spin on nachos with yuca chips, which were excellent. read more

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What can I possibly say about this stadium that hasn't already been said so descriptively in terms of its structure, and state-of-the-art facility? I mean, it's a long way from the late 70s when I went to games with Papi at the Orange Bowl. A/C and retractable roof--Wow! We took abuela to one game... one game only, and she almost had a "yeyo!" No matter how hard I kept fanning her with her abanico, and how much we took turns blowing on her, her BP kept going up. That wouldn't have been the case at Marlins Park. She, and more so Papi, would have loved it! A few months ago, I was fortunate in getting free tickets for myself and two others for one of the games. Although the game itself bombed by the second inning, our experience at check-in, with our seats, the many food vendors, and the sales kiosks was fantastic! We also had no problem with parking--it was as swift getting out as it was going in. This sports venue holds a candle to no other in Miami. And with so many different options to reserve from for private events, hosting a party of two-dozen baseball enthusiasts in one of the dugouts, for instance, is a shoo-in! It's just spectacular! read more

We caught a Marlins / Blue Jays game this week. The stadium was very clean and still under pandemic protocol. The staff was very friendly. It was a very pleasant experience. Parking was close to the stadium and thank goodness the stadium had air condition. The only observation was that there was absolutely nothing to do around the stadium. Not a bar, not a souvenir store or a restaurant that we observed. Plan on exiting the car and going directly in to the stadium. read more

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First time visiting Marlins park after the new logo and other changes. Great to be back same passion for the game, and same excellent customer service as usual I came with my mom who is in a wheelchair, from the moment we walk in to scan our tickets everyone is super nice and ready to help her. Thanks to Sandra from security who helped us when we sat in the wrong section, she was ver understanding and kind at all times. This is a great family plan and Sunday's for me are the best days! read more

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This new ballpark is amazing! It is such an upgrade from playing at the Dolphin's stadium and super exciting for the Marlins to have their own. I know it has been open for awhile now, however this was my first time here. There is plenty of parking along the streets across from the stadium as well as a parking garage right next to it. I only paid $10 to park right at the entrance. Pretty good deal to me! We went on a Friday night and the traffic getting there wasn't bad at all. We took a walk around the stadium since I hadn't been there before. There are plenty of great food and beer spots to choose from. I want to try out The Clevelander for one of the games, which is located in the outfield. We had a great time all around and I can't wait to come to another game!! read more

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Went to marlins park for monster jam. What a great experience for my kids with non-stop action and crashes. Will be going back read more

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So we visited Marlins Park a few months back for the World Baseball Classic. I don't think anyone would argue that the city of Miami is a great place to host a baseball tournament. But Marlins Park... eh. MP might be my least favorite ballpark. Why? For being built in one of the most colorful and exciting cities in the country - this ballpark is boring. The exterior was as expected - modern and sleek and all white. But inside I was hoping for some pops of color, some personality - like the Marlins logo - where was the blue or orange or yellow? A couple other notes - - It took soooooooooo long to get into the ballpark for both games we went to. Is it like this for Marlins games too? We stood in line for so long just waiting to get to the security portion. Ugh. Make sure you get to the park early... just in case this is a regular thing. - Not only did it take a ridiculously long time to get into the park but it took just as long to get up into our seats in the upper deck. Did I miss the escalators somewhere? That outdoor ramp that goes up was killer. ::pauses for a breath and a drink of water:: If you don't get there early enough or get tix in a lower level you'll miss the first two innings just trying to get to your seat. I suppose it wasn't all bad... The folks of Miami (both ballpark staff and fans) were gracious. And the the bathrooms were clean. And the seats were comfy enough to sit in for a few hours. And the city skyline in the outfield is pretty nice. Overall tho... Marlins Park - eh. read more

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It's a beautiful park. The retractable roof and wall are amazing when opened. After Sunday home games the kids can run around the bases. Make sure you buy parking passes on line at a discounted price and they have great seasonal perks. For example, all Monday home games are free for veterans, first responders, police and fire people, etc. Just show ID and get a pair of tkts. Every Thursday home game is Senior Appreciation Day, whereby anyone older than 55 gets a free ticket. Beautiful stadium and facilites! Make sure to sign up at Marlins MLB.com and for the MLB.com app. It makes ticketing easy! BTW, for the month of September, buy a monthly pass for $30 and see all the home games! That equates to about $3 per game. However, bottled water is $5, chicken fingers with fries are $15, a large Bud draft was $11 and prepaid parking online was $17? So, it's not cheap. However, it's a lot fun if you like baseball! read more

Miami Marlins - Labor Day Weekend, Sunday game, Marlins vs Phillies! - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Miami, Florida

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What an absolutely magnificent Major League Baseball stadium. My wife and I had to privilege of taking a back stage tour of this facility. We got to see all of the inner workings, the behind the scenes that takes place in order to broadcast and telecast a professional baseball game. Their dedication to providing comfortable working environment for all broadcasters is unparalleled. Whatever team is visiting, they are hearing it in the broadcast booth is clearly marked. There are areas for the broadcasters enjoy a meal not far from where they are working. Also had a chance to visit the locker room, we were not allowed to take photos there. Let me just say, these major league ball players are treated like kings of the league. They even have their own private kitchen, with a personal chef that will make for them whatever it is they may want. The public has a lot of access to the players, you can see the players in the bullpen there is a glass divider between that and the Clevelander bar. When the ball players are taking batting practice there is glass between that area and a private club. When we went to the game the very next day, we were able to park in the very first floor of the parking garage and we were allowed to go in the way before the game started. Overall a fabulous experience, truly a magnificent ball park. read more

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Wow! What a facility! Indoor air conditioned dome! Totally awesome. Parking was easy in and easy out. I would like to see some smiling faces that are hospitable. 4 stars for the facility. None for the staff. There was not in between inning entertainment or staff excited to see you however the ability to bring children, wheel chair bound family members and be comfortable was super key for us. Food had good options outside of what we typically see at a baseball field. Healthier options which we loved! Fireworks were phenomenal and what an amazing experience to see the roof go up! Marlins! Use your facility well! We want to love coming again but the staff has got to get with it! read more

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Ok. We are here to watch the home team. However it's a one star rating off the bat. The policy here is that no one can enter to see the home team Batting practice. That's like a WTF??? Premium tickets, early arrival and the hide batting practice from a team in last place? No wonder the stadium remains empty. South Florida sports at its best. Total BS read more

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This is totally ravishing despite the chisme behind the scenes with the the selling the team after using our money to buy it. I honestly could care less about baseball unless it's a big event in which case I flock here. There's a bar every three seconds & yes it's pricey but you sorta expect that in a ballpark. It's one of the only indoor baseball stadiums completely air conditioned which is near because it's humid af outside & I just did my hair. Aesthetically, it's the most ideal afternoon. You can be at a ballpark without being summoned to your seats because the party is all around & they even have Azúcar ice cream. After the 4th inning, they let people into the Clevelander with a valid ticket at the game without regard to where they are seated. I always end up drunk as a skunk whenever I'm here & I like it. You'll find me in my Dodgers Hat though -Go Fish? read more

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The new stadium is awesome. I am so happy that this is the new home of the Miami Marlins. Not only is the stadium huge, it is also beautiful. The exterior architecture is stunning. You get off the Dolphin Express Way and it's literally only a few blocks. You pull up to a stunning building. With a large parking garage right next to the stadium. There are many food options here too! The hotdogs are fair, so don't get your hopes up. What's really cool is they have a "players club area " at the first base entrance. You can only come here if you purchased tickets in this location. So if you spend the extra money not only will you get better seats but also complimentary drinks. This is a good deal. Or you will buy a beer and find out it's $14-$16. Yikes!! Bottom line: great stadium. Be prepared for traffic since it is in Miami and super over priced drinks. I still have to give it a 4 because our seats were that great! read more

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Every time I find myself here I think to myself, "what an amazing park". It doesn't matter if I'm watching the Marlins play (and probably lose) or if I'm watching Beyonce get into formation, I'm always sort of taken back by the beauty of this stadium. First thing- the stadium is impeccably clean. Like, how can it be this clean? Who are the cleaning people and how much do they make because the floors are spotless, the seats are clean, and the bathrooms are actually functioning and not terrifying to use which is a blessing. Second thing- the retractable roof. Brilliant. Those rainy day games don't cramp your style like they do at many stadiums (I'm looking at my former home in Pittsburgh, yes you PNC Park). Also, it helps keep you covered in those 100 degree days in Miami. No more third degree burns from the ballpark. Third thing- they've got bomb food selections. Did you know you could get lobster roll at a baseball game? Only in Miami. Oh and my favorite, the nachos with pork onto. They've got your standard burgers, pizzas, popcorn, peanuts too, don't worry, but it's got way more options than what you are typically accustomed to at a ballpark. I feel like I could go on and on and on some more. There is a Clevelander one the first level. You can watch a baseball game comfortably from their hot tub. They do that in other cities, right? Right? If you want a good seat you can literally sit anyway. For concerts it is almost better to sit in the "cheap seats" because the overhead views are amazing here. You spend $400 on your ticket, I'm quite happy with my $35 view. This is absolutely my favorite sporting arena. I will never pass up a chance to see a concert or baseball game here. Only downside is the parking outside, but once you're inside you forget about all of that, until it's time to leave. read more

(English) Came to my first ballpark game and enjoy it a lot. Obviously, as a food enthusiast, I had to check out the food stands, I was craving something delicious that will satisfy my ballpark cravings. I decided to change it up and order delicious Nachos Deluxe at Familia Faves with cheese and chili on top. Also, what is a game without any booze? So to satisfy my craving I ordered a Pinot Grigio at the bar and enjoyed a relaxed game eating nachos and drinking wine, what a great game day! (Español) Llegué a mi primer juego de estadio y lo disfruté muchísimo. Obviamente, como entusiasta de la comida, tenía que revisar los puestos de comida, ansiaba algo delicioso que satisfaría mis antojos. Decidí cambiarlo un poco y ordenar unos deliciosos Nachos Deluxe en "Familia Faves" con queso y chile encima. Además, ¿qué es un juego sin bebida? Así que para satisfacer mi antojo pedí un Pinot Grigio en el bar y disfruté de un juego relajado comiendo nachos y bebiendo vino, qué perfecta combinación para un día de juego! read more

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I've been here a couple of times and it is always a blast. The seats were comfy and we were right on front of 1st base so the view was perfect. The staff at the park and team store are friendly. The restrooms were clean and so was the rest of the park. The scoreboards can be seen from a few angles and are clear. They move the game pretty quickly with the countdown timers between batters--a nice touch! For the end of game fireworks, the roof opened within 30 minutes near the 9th inning and the fireworks lasted a good long time. What a fun way to end a night of fun. Unfortunately the only place to get a coffee is near the far outfield and it tasted pretty bad--please change your supplier! read more

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1/28/2017 - REVIEW FOR SOUTH FLORIDA RUNNING EXPO The SoFlo Running Expo was held here and it was the pick up place for packets for the Miami Marathon/Half Marathon. There were so many vendors but, the line for the packet pickup was so long I skipped all of them. Then we got our shirts at another place so I kept passing the vendors again. We came here on a bus that was leaving at 12:15. I was done with the pickup by 11:45 so I decided to just head to the bus. Next time, I will come here on my own to have more time to look and shop. I'm sure I missed some good deals. Plus, it was my first time at the Marlins Park. I'd love to come to a game here! read more

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The bad: What happened to pitch speed? What happened to the last at-bat information on the big board? Is there anything affordable to eat in the whole park? How can you charge $6-$7 for a bottle of ice tea or $6 for a bottle of soda? The food is good but CRAZY expensive. I also wish more places sold ice cream. The good: I love how wide the seats are. Tons of knee room too. Love the roof & the ability to open it or keep it closed. There a cheap tickets always available online but for lower level seats your always going to spend more the $300 for a family of 4 which is just too much. I do like the new addition of the snack & drink store in the outfield but you really need to adjust the prices. read more

Miami Marlins - Opening day Marlins vs Rockies 2019 - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Miami, Florida

This self order self checkout system is absolute garbage. Line times are unacceptable. Get some humans taking orders again!!!

I wanted to write a review dedicated to one of your great Marlin's employee's! His name is Omar Lorenzo and he was working in section 22 on 5/19 for the 3rd game of the Marlins-Mets series. He was extremely kind and helpful. He is INCREDIBLY well versed in all-things-Marlins and was able to provide us with all the assistance we required. He is a great representative of the Miami Marlins establishment! read more

Had a great time at the beer fest this past Saturday. Pros: Plenty of yummy beer and plenty of time to drink it(2 hours). Definitely worth the money. We got a free bobble head and a little souvenir cup for our beer. The stadium is beautiful and spacious. You have more expensive options but can also find $3 nachos, $5 beer, and $5 pork tacos, plus more. So don't think you need to buy the other expensive food lol. Mostly all the staff was friendly. There's AC! Oh and the MARLINS WON. Cons: Parking is $25, they say you can do it online for $20 but I tried multiple times earlier that day and couldn't. We almost weren't allowed in the beerfest because the person checking the tickets right before the escalator to go up to it didn't want to let us in. Our tickets said gruponbeer, he decided to bicker with me while I showed him all my receipts etc. Oh and during this time he was letting a whole bunch of people go up without even checking their ticket(way to go security!). In the end we got in because he knew he was wrong but it shouldn't have taken that long for us to go up to the event. Yet he made it seem like he was doing us a favor haha! I paid for it! There was no one else checking the ticket so we were unable to go speak to anyone else. If you buy the beerfest ticket be prepared to not be able to sit down to watch the game. Your ticket is for standing room only. They should have an option were you can pay extra to get a seat and go to the event. In the end I still had a great time with my boyfriend. All in all I would come back to watch another game. read more

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I loved my experience here because... Everything was clean, chairs, floors, and restrooms. Wonderful organization, in the parking lot, inside and outside the stadium, and in the ticketing service Great security, they check you before you go in, and they had the policeman in many different places of there too. The sound system where we enjoyed the game and the music. Great entertainment the whole time Delicious food vendors. Happy Vibe!! Thank you. Me encantó mi experiencia aquí porque ... Todo estaba limpio, sillas, pisos y baños. Maravillosa organización, en el estacionamiento, dentro y fuera del estadio, y en el servicio de venta de entradas Gran seguridad, te controlan antes de entrar, y tenían al policía en muchos lugares diferentes de allí también. El sistema de sonido donde disfrutamos el juego y la música. Gran entretenimiento todo el tiempo Deliciosos vendedores de comida. Buena Vibra !! Gracias. read more

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Marlins vs Cubs game. Beautiful stadium with some new updates making it look very modern. New restaurants like Pincho Factory, SuViche, Novecento, La Cocina, Sweets, Top Dog, Miami's Beat Pizza and plenty of bars. Didn't have time to check of these out but I'll be back!!! Ball park is very clean and I love the open air stadium. Great price on tickets around the $20 each. read more

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I wouldn't call myself a Marlins fan but every now and then, I enjoy spending an evening at the ballpark with some good company. Although not your typical ballpark, it's a spot I enjoy showing off to visitors who are (somewhat surprisingly) always really impressed. If it's your first time, ditch the parking garage and grab a spot at a locals house for around 5-10 dollars. It may seem sketchy but I've never heard of anything going wrong. I've sat in all sorts of different areas and never have had a bad seat, although I prefer to be around section 25. Having the roof open is ideal, but I've gotten somewhat used to the whole indoor baseball thing... I'll admit, it took awhile (especially coming from Colorado where Coors Field offers an amazing view of the Rockies). Now, the food here definitely deserves some recognition. They have the Miami area with offerings like empanadas, Cuban sandwiches and conch fritters, along with ballpark staples like hot dogs, hamburgers, nachos and pretzels. Depending on what team they're playing, they'll have a home dog and an away dog, taking influence from the visiting team's speciality. Besides that, they have some unique spots featuring things like Mexican tacos, Kosher food and fresh juice. I was sad to see on my last visit Sir Pizza was replaced with Dominos but what can ya do... If you get tired of the game, you can always head to the Clevelander where it always is a party. Of course, it'd be nice if the Marlins improved a bit to infuse this stadium with a little more joy and passion. I came to this park once for a Colombian soccer match and that has to be the most excitement the park has ever seen! Even so, as a space and architectural feat, it's pretty rad. I like how they host a variety of events during the off season to take advantage of the space. So yeah. Love 'em or hate 'em, the Marlins are here to stay, as is the stadium. I'm learning to take it all in stride. read more

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Cant complain, this park has been updated and has improved so much. Sitting in the box seats here and the view is amazing . Actually any where you sit there is no bad spot to watch the Marlins play. Staff is on point at all time and supp friendly. You can ask them anything without any worry of getting a rude employee. Managers come by every couple of innings and ask how the service and quality of food and beverages are. Extremely impressed with the variety of food options here at the park. Good amount of bars around the entire park. read more

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By birth I'm a Cubs fan however I've enjoyed more Brewers games growing up near Milwaukee. The local support should be greater since the tickets to the games are very affordable. Beers $8 draft so $10 for aluminum big bottles is a pretty good deal considering its a ball park. This park is definitely MIAMI designed with the Home run mechano art sculptured animatronic in the backfield. And fish tanks mounted into the walls near home plate. Parking can be less hectic if you park off site and walk a little or take a shuttle. Parking in the structure cost $20 and they are trying to speed up this process but just like any town it has gridlocks. Before and after a game. Ticketing seems pretty fast and can be done on line from home to speed things up even more. Security is pretty quick and painless While inside the food lines are very slow and long but People of Miami seem to be used to waiting in long lines from what I've seen before. Pro tip is come an extra hour early and pick up a few Cuban sandwiches before entering, since you will be stuck in traffic getting in or out. read more

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Here today with 100 of my friends supporting Orange Ribbons for Jaime. We raised $1,000 for our friend. This is our team of dads & daughters from the Seminole Indian Princess program read more

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Who doesnt love baseball without the rain!? The oast few games we have opted to sit closer to the field. This allows seat service for drinks and they also have a private entrance with more restrooms, and bar area. They also have so many different food and drink options throughout the stadium. I have gotten the Cuban sandwich with plantain chips pretty much everytime I go there. They also have different kind of local brewery options for those beer lovers. read more

Miami Marlins - Date night Braves game!!! - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Miami, Florida

DEAR YELP. WHILE I APPRECIATE YOUR CONSTANT EFFORT TO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF DUPLICATE BUSINESSES, THE BALLPARK AND THE TEAM ARE SEPARATE. THEY SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN MERGED. :-( Beautiful park in a neighborhood that could use a very large bulldozer. Marlins Park is in the Little Havana neighborhood, rather smack in the middle of residences and short streets with stop signs. So if you're following your GPS, odds are that it's not going to get you exactly where you need to be. On the plus side, the park does offer three different large parking decks right next door. So the walk in the rain will be a short one. Did you say "rain"? Why, yes I did. And rain isn't a problem here at Marlins Park, where they have a retractable dome! On this particular evening, we even got to watch it move from closed to open. Very cool! The park is quite new and is easy to navigate. Lots of space on the concourse level and there seemed to be plenty of concessions open, even if they really only wanted to sell you a hot dog and one of two varieties of very overpriced beer. We had great seats, only four rows back from the grass on the first base line. And therefore, we had plenty of opportunity for foul balls. Two landed within 20 feet of our seats plus one fast line drive that fortunately hit the low wall in front of us. Pay attention! Only three stars though because some idiot LOCKED THE DOOR TO THE PARKING GARAGE for the elevators. We waited a good ten minutes for someone to come and unlock the door. I'd have walked up the ramp, but they kept telling us that someone would be right over. Morons. Remember when I said that the park was surrounded by neighborhood? Well that neighborhood makes it tough to get back to the highway. Another fifteen minutes in traffic before we could get going. And that's on what was a very slow night at the end of the season. read more

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My name is Sergio, and I'm not much of a baseball fan. It's a little slow paced for my taste. However, my background is in engineering, and I can admire a good looking building. Recently constructed, and replacing the beloved Orange Bowl, architecturally the building is a worthy replacement. The steel truss work is a sight to behold, and the concrete is well maintained with clean corbel details. The turf is well maintained, and the lighting and sound system is state of the art. Even the home run sculpture decried in the local media has a kitschy cuteness to it. The staff both from the stadium and the event were informative and eager to help. As I mentioned earlier, I'm not a baseball fan but did come here to an electronics sales show. Entrance to that event was well organized, and there was ample space along the concourse for the sales display there. The ones on the field were also well laid out, and had some contests like putting together a motherboard (I won a tee shirt, heyyyy!) Mario Chalmers and three of the Heat dancers were there, and I got their autograph. So why only 3 stars? From the time I went to an Elite event, I know there are more food vendors than were there. Granted there were food trucks outside, but the only stadium concessions were hot dog stands were $10.50 would get you the epicurean delight of a (decently sized, I'll give them that) Coke and an un seasoned warm hot dog on an untoasted bun. read more

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If I was reviewing Marlins Park during it's inaugural season, it surely would have gotten a "5". Since that first season, I must downgrade it to a "4", mainly due to changes in the food. Since the first season the variety of food has decreased and the quality has declined. There are no more shrimp burgers and truffle fries (my favorite items). The last cheeseburger I got was cold. I have been to other venues where there is even more variety. For example at Yankee Stadium they have practically every food on earth including Chinese, sushi, fried Twinlkies, Snickers, & Oreos, deli... At one game recently all of the concession lines were tremendously long (at least a half hour wait) due to many concessions being closed and not enough servers. When I mentioned something about this to customer service they brushed it off and really couldn't care less. On the positive side, there are still many items to choose from at Marlins Park besides the usual burgers, hot dogs, etc. I have had the ceviche, which was great. I forget the exact price (I think about $12) but probably one of the best deals there for the huge portion. $14 was steep for a Pastrami sandwic at Kosher Korner but it was lean and tasty. The knish at $6 was good. There is also Mexican, Cuban, Pizza, Gluten Free, Yo-Blendz ($9 a cup!).... Yes, ballpark food is expensive but I expect nothing less. As far as the actual stadium....I know there has been much controversy about knocking down the beloved Orange Bowl. Get over it! This ballpark is a little jewel (and this is from a Yankee fan!) I have sat at many baseball games in NY & FL in the scorching heat and suffered. I bow to the planners who decided to put the roof on the stadium! The temperature is always perfect! Plus, the park is relatively small, making an intimate atmosphere. It is a family oriented old fashioned type of city ball park in many ways. Most importantly, you can still get tickets for decent prices. Taking a family of four is can be prohibitive for Dolphin & Heat games, but Marlins games can still be affordable On Sundays there are always give always for kids and kids can "run the bases" after the game. Kids also wait at the players' exit near the garage for autographs and many players do stop and sign. Before his recent surgery, Fernandez stayed to sign for just about every kid. In the past, my favorite, Giancarlo Stanton has been great about signing. Hopefully, the Marlins will resign and keep these two talents and continue to build this team so in the future, the on field experience can be as good as the off field experience! read more

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