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Getting to loanDepot park can be challenging due to its location in a dense residential neighborhood.

• Driving & Parking
  The stadium features four primary parking garages (North, South, East, and West) and several surface lots to the east and west. You can pre-purchase parking for any of this official parking through the Marlins. Many of the residential homes around the stadium also offer parking in their driveways and yards and may be cheaper than official parking
• Public Transit
  There are 2 Metrorail stations (best for those staying in greater Miami) within a mile of the stadium (Culmer Station or Civic Center Station). The Trirail is an option for those coming from up north, particularly Ft. Lauderdale or West Palm Beach with a connection via the Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre Station to MiamiCentral Station. The free-to-ride City of Miami Trolley has both a Stadium and Little Havana route that provide access to the stadium
• Brightline
  This is the best option if you're staying north of Miami. The Brightline high speed rail offers Home Runner packages from Orlando, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Fort Lauderdale. A complimentary shuttle picks fans up at the MiamiCentral Station and drops them directly at the ballpark. The Brightline is also significantly faster than the Trirail for those coming from further away
• Rideshare
  The designated rideshare zone is located at East Lot 1,
• Bike
  Bicycle parking stations are free on the ground level of the Third Base Garage and the Home Plate Garage. Pick up or Drop your CitiBike off at the bike station on the ground level of the Third Base Garage.

The stadium is situated in the heart of Little Havana, one of Miami's most iconic cultural hubs. The neighborhood is colorful, loud, and filled with the scent of roasted coffee and cigars.

Pregame Bar & Restaurant Options

There aren't many options directly around the stadium as it truly is right in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Be prepared to travel a bit from wherever you eat or drink before the game. Brickell, Wynwood, and Coral Gables are neighborhoods a short drive from the stadium that also boast lots of places to eat and drink. The Marlins are in the process of building an entertainment district called Miami Live! on the stadium campus expected to open in 2026

• Thank You Miami Cocina & Beer House
  Located just two blocks from the stadium, this is a fan favorite for its craft beer selection, Miami style comfort food, and the holy grail of stadium visits: free parking for patrons on game days.
• Pinolandia
  A legendary Nicaraguan fritanga located very close to the park. It is famous for its Carne Asada, Gallo Pinto, and thick slabs of fried cheese
• Sabor Nica Restaurant
  Another local gem for authentic Nicaraguan cuisine. It's a no-frills spot where you can get a massive plate of food for a fraction of stadium prices.
• TAKEROLOKO Little Havana
  A vibrant Mexican/Latin fusion spot known for its crazy tacos and casual atmosphere. It's a great high energy stop before heading to the gates.
• The Dead Flamingo
  Located on Calle Ocho, this is a neon-lit, nostalgic bar with an evolving, popup cocktails program
• BALL & CHAIN
  A historic jazz club and bar with live salsa music and a massive pineapple shaped stage.
• Versailles Restaurant Cuban Cuisine
  The world's most famous Cuban restaurant. It's a bit of a trek (about 1.5 miles), but essential for a cafecito at the ventanita.
• Old's Havana Cuban Bar & Cocina
  Located right by Domino Park, offering authentic food and great mojitos.
• Sanguich
  Often cited as having the best Cuban sandwich in the city, though it closes at 6pm everyday
• Cafe La Trova
  A world renowned cocktail bar by Julio Cabrera, offering James Beard award winning food and drinks.
• Lung Yai Thai Tapas
  Some of the best Thai food in Miami, though there is almost always a wait.
• El Rey De Las Fritas
  Famous for the "Frita", a Cuban style burger topped with shoestring potatoes.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Calle ocho Miami / Eight Street Miami
  The main artery of Cuban culture.
• Domino Park
  Watch locals play high stakes games of dominoes.
• Tower Theater (Tower Theater Cultural Center)
  A historic cinema showing indie and Spanish language films.

• The Orange Bowl Heritage
  The stadium sits on the exact footprint of the Miami Orange Bowl (1937-2008). To preserve this legacy, the stadium is oriented so that the open end of the old horseshoe (the east side) remains an open plaza with views of downtown.
  • A Memorial Bowing
    This is the stadium's most iconic historical monument. It is located in the East Plaza and features 10-foot-tall orange concrete letters from the original MIAMI ORANGE BOWL sign, scattered and partially submerged in the ground as if they have fallen. The title is an anagram of the original sign.
  • Orange Bowl History Pillars
    Also in the East Plaza, fans will find historical markers and commemorative plaques detailing the massive events held on these grounds, from Super Bowls to historic college football matchups.
• The Homer Sculpture
  Formerly located in center field, the colorful, animatronic Red Grooms sculpture now sits outside the stadium in the Art Plaza (West Plaza).
• The Marlins Legends Hall of Fame
  Recently expanded and relocated to the Legends Level (5th Floor) behind home plate. This area is now accessible to all fans and houses the franchise's World Series trophies (1997, 2003) and game worn memorabilia. The museum also has an installation honoring the initial Marlins Hall of Fame Class (2025) featuring Luis Castillo, Jeff Conine, Jim Leyland, and Jack McKeon with new inductees coming in September 2026
• The Bobblehead Museum
  Located on the Promenade Level behind home plate, this is a massive, vibrating glass case housing over 600 bobbleheads from across MLB history. It is one of the most photographed spots in the park.
• Commemorative Floor Tiles
  Inside the stadium, look for the orange and blue floor tiles. While many colorful tiles from the stadium's opening were covered or painted over in 2018 the remaining patterns are designed to mimic the transition from the sandy beaches to the deep blue Caribbean Sea
• Retired Numbers
  The Marlins are the only team in baseball without a retired number, other thank #42 for Jackie Robinson, which is retired league-wide. While technically not retired the Marlins have not given out #16 since Jose Fernandez's death in 2016. A permanent memorial and plaque for Fernández are located on a column in the West Plaza. The #5 was originally retired in 1993 to honor the team's first president (Carl Barger) it was unretired in 2012 so Logan Morrison could wear it as a tribute to his late father, who admired George Brett
• World Series Banners
  Large teal banners celebrating the team's World Series victories in 1997 and 2003 hang on the foul all side of the right field pole
• The Retractable Roof
  One of the stadium's defining features. It is usually closed to keep the park at a steady 72 degrees. The glass panels in left field provide a stunning view of the Miami skyline even when the roof is closed.

• The Alley
  A multi level social space in left and center field. It's great for fans who prefer to roam rather than sit in a traditional seat. It features drink rails and a great view of the bullpens. Part of this section can also be reserved for groups
• PNC Club & Dugout Club
  These are the premier all-inclusive options located directly behind home plate, featuring high end buffets and private bars.
• The Bullpen Bar & Grill
  Replacing the former Clevelander, this is the current field level destination in the left field corner. It features a sports lounge vibe with views directly into the visitors' bullpen and field-level vantage points
• The Bullpen Zone
  A specialized social area located in right field, just inches from the action. It offers an exclusive party space and unique views of the Marlins' home bullpen
• Billy's Kids Zone
  (Section 228) A dedicated kids' area featuring a turf play area, gaming stations and arcade games, batting cages, and an AI powered Build Your Own Bobblehead experience available only during weekend games. Fans can also take a picture with the mascot Billy the Marlin during the 5th inning.

• The Change Up
  (Section 1) Features build-your-own hot dogs and rotating local Miami bites through the Pepsi Local Eats Program.
• Sahlen's Top Dog
  (Section 4) Classic ballpark eats including Chicken Tenders and Sahlen's signature Hot Dogs.
• Fowl Pole
  (Section 5) Specialized chicken stand serving Hot Chicken, Crispy Chicken Sandwiches, and Chicken Tenders.
• Magic City BBQ
  (Section 8) Smokehouse flavors featuring Hickory Slow Smoked Pork Nachos, Shredded Pork Sandwiches, and BBQ Hot Dogs.
• Oppo Taco
  (Section 8) Tex-Mex favorites including various Tacos, Chilaquiles Nachos, and Quesadillas.
• Diamond Dough
  (Section 10) Personal pizzas available in cheese, pepperoni, or mushroom & veggie.
• Obie's
  (Section 13) A tribute to the Orange Bowl mascot, serving classic ballpark favorites.
• Pardon My Cheesesteak
  (Section 13) Gourmet cheesesteaks and grilled sausages.
• Sliderz
  (Section 19) A smash burger concept featuring single/double smash burgers, chicken tenders, and waffle fries.
• Heavy Hitters (Section 23)
  (Section 23) Standard favorites including traditional ballpark dogs and chicken tenders.
• Islas Canarias Coffee Counter
  (Section 34) Local favorite serving croquettes, empanadas, and Cuban/Americano coffee.
• Street Dawgz
  (Section 39) Ballpark franks with attitude.
• Pan Con Beisbol
  (Section 40) Cuban inspired pressed sandwiches, including the Classic Cuban and Pan Con Bistec.
• Batter'd Up
  (Section 40) Hand-breaded chicken tenders, chicken sandwiches, and fries.
• The Lineup
  Located in Section 28 this Food Hall currently has 3 concepts:
  • Beisbowl
    Customizable bowls with chicken, steak, or tofu
  • The Press Box
    Ballpark classics including Cuban sandwiches, hot dogs, and pretzels. This is also the home of All-Star Deals, which include basic, budget conscious items
  • Sweet Spot
    A dessert destination featuring soft serve ice cream, cookies and pastries
• The Faves
  Three different Faves concepts exist in the stadium: Familia Faves (Section 36), D'Town Faves (Section 210) and FanFeast (Section 314). All three of these offer the 3o5 Menu, a family friendly selection of ballpark staples for $3 and 12oz domestic beer for $5 Portables & Markets

Portables & Markets

In addition to the permanent concessions listed above there are also a number of stands and markets around the stadium offering both food and drinks

• P.A.N. Portable
  (Section 18) Arepas, tequeños, empanadas, and Latin inspired hot dogs.
• Kosher Portable
  (Section 2) Kosher Hot Dogs and Burgers (closed Friday/Saturday).
• Kimberly's Frozen Treats
  (Sections 11 & 34) Frozen Lemonades.
• Ice Cream
  (Sections 8 and 23.)Soft serve and scooped available at
• Dippin' Dots
  Found at Sections 3 and 32 (also features specialty popcorn).
• Ice Ice Bebidas
  (Section 31) Frozen drinks and beer.
• Walk-Off Market
  (Section 24) Large market for hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and flatbread pizzas.
• Shortstop Markets
  (Sections 6, 14, 20, 26) Quick service snacks and beverages.
• Mashgin Market
  (Section 11) High speed checkout for beer, snacks, and select hot foods.

Drinks

Beer and cocktails are available at numerous bars throughout the stadium. Biscayne Bay Brewing is the only independent craft beer offered (Cerveza La Tropical is owned by Heineken) while wine is exclusive to the Coors Light Bar and Ice Ice Bebidas Portable

• Biscayne Bay Brewing
  (Section 2) Local craft beer, liquor, and frozen drinks.
• Cerveza La Tropical
  (Section 7) Local beer lineup and cocktails.
• Herradura Bar
  (Section 8) Focused on tequila, margaritas, and canned cocktails.
• Blue Moon Brew Hall
  (Section 14) Molson Coors beer lineup and cocktails.
• Tito's Handmade Vodka
  (Section 14) Vodka based cocktails and seltzers.
• Coors Light Bar
  (Section 15) Beer, liquor, and wine.
• Peroni Bar
  (Section 24) Italian beer imports and cocktails.
• JR's Bar
  (Section 29) Full bar with beer and canned cocktails.
• Budweiser Bar
  (Section 32) Beer, liquor, and seltzers.
• Bacardi Bar
  (Section 37) Rum focused cocktails and spirits.
• Sun Cruiser Bar
  (Section 40) Hard tea lineup and cocktails.
• Club Bars
  Located at Sections 201, 211, 219, 223, 311, and 317.