Progressive Field

Progressive Field is located in the Gateway District of Downtown Cleveland. Because it shares a footprint with Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse (NBA), infrastructure is robust.

Driving & Parking

• Public Transit-RTA Rail Lines (Red, Blue, Green)
  All three lines converge at Tower City Station. From Tower City, follow the indoor, climate-controlled Walkway to Gateway which leads directly to the stadium and Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, allowing you to bypass street traffic and weather.
  • Red Line
    Connects the West Side (including Cleveland Hopkins International Airport) to the East Side (Windermere).
  • Blue & Green Lines
    Service the eastern suburbs (Shaker Heights).
  • The HealthLine (BRT)
    This is Cleveland’s flagship bus-rapid transit system. It runs 24/7 along Euclid Avenue, connecting Public Square to University Circle and East Cleveland. Fans staying in Midtown or near the Cleveland Clinic/Case Western area can take the HealthLine to the East 9th Street station, which is just a two-block walk to the Right Field Gate.
• Regional Transit Systems
  • Laketran (Lake County)
    Operates the Sports Express on game days. Buses depart from the Mentor Park-n-Ride 2 hours before the game and drop fans at the corner of W. 3rd St. & W. Prospect Ave.
  • PARTA (Portage County)
    Offers the Cleveland Express which connects Kent/Ravenna to downtown Cleveland.
  • Lorain County Transit
    Provides the Route 51/52 and the ViaLC on-demand service, which can connect fans to West Side RTA stations for a transfer to the Rapid.
  • Geauga County Transit
    Connects to Laketran and RTA at SOM Center/Mayfield Road, allowing for a multi-leg trip into the city.

Parking Garages

• Gateway East Garage
  The primary parking garage, connected to the stadium via a pedestrian bridge. You can pre-purchased parking for this lot which are delivered via the MLB Ballpark App. Alternatively the garage uses license plate reader technology that automatically logs your entrance and bills you upon exit. Use the QR codes in the garage to register.
• Premium P-Lot
  This reserved section is located within the Gateway East Garage . Fans with P-Lot passes should use the Bolivar Road entrance for the fastest access.
• Surface Lots
  Numerous lots exist along Carnegie and Huron Rd. Prices range from $15 to $50 depending on the opponent and day of the week.

Parking Hacks & Cheap Options

• Jack’s Casino Garage
  Parking is often free if you play at the casino for 30 minutes (get your ticket validated at the Rewards Desk).
• Flat Iron Cafe Shuttle
  Park near this historic Flats pub, grab a meal or drink, and take their free shuttle to and from the game.
• CSU South Garage / Wolstein Center
  Located about 10 minutes away (east of the park) on Prospect Ave; prices are often cheaper than Gateway lots.
• The Fire Museum Lot
  A gravel lot underneath an overpass near the Western Reserve Fire Museum (ParkMobile Zone 19103) located south of the stadium, near the home plate gate. It rarely fills up and offers competitive city rates.
• Street Parking
  On-street meters are free after 6:00 PM and on weekends. Look for spots on Superior Ave or near Cleveland State University (CSU) for a 10–15 minute walk.
• Rideshare
  The official, dedicated rideshare pickup and drop-off zone is located on Erie Court, which is tucked off East 9th Street directly across from the Right Field Gate.

The Gateway District. The neighborhood surrounding the park is a dense urban environment filled with historic architecture and sports-centric energy.

Bars & Restaurants

• Thirsty Parrot
  The quintessential pre-game spot with a massive deck right across from the stadium.
• The Clevelander Bar & Grill
  A classic sports bar directly across from the stadium known for burgers and a high-energy patio.
• Flannery's Pub
  A historic Irish pub known for its perfect pints and comfort food.
• Gillespie's Map Room
  A dive bar with an aviation theme and some of the best pizza in the city.
• Southern Tier Brewery Cleveland
  A massive taproom offering high-quality craft beer and a huge outdoor seating area.
• Winking Lizard Tavern
  A Cleveland staple featuring an exhaustive beer list and famous wings.
• Barrio Tacos Gateway
  Famous for build-your-own tacos and margaritas. It is often the busiest spot on game days.
• Geraci's Slice Shop
  A retro-themed pizza spot on Prospect Ave near the Fifth Street Arcades; very popular for quick pre-game slices.
• Marble Room Steaks and Raw Bar
  Housed in a breathtaking historic bank lobby; perfect for a high-end, sophisticated pre-game meal or cocktail.
• Mabel's BBQ
  Michael Symon's flagship BBQ spot featuring Cleveland-style BBQ (mustard-based sauce).
• The Corner Alley
  A high-end bowling alley and gastropub that is great for families and large groups.
• Noble Beast Brewing Co.
  A local favorite for a more neighborhood feel with sophisticated pub food.
• City Tap Cleveland
  A massive selection of draft beers and a solid patio right on Prospect Ave.

Neighborhood Attractions

• East 4th Street
  A pedestrian-only alleyway filled with the city's best dining and the House of Blues.
• Cleveland Public Square
  The city's 10-acre central park featuring the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument.
• Fountain of Eternal Life
  & The Mall: A massive war memorial and green space offering iconic views of the city.
• Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
  & Great Lakes Science Center: Located on the lakefront (approx. 1 mile north); easy to reach via the RTA Waterfront Line.
• Rocket Arena
  Home of the Cavaliers; check if there is a concert or event happening simultaneously.
• Playhouse Square
  The second-largest performing arts center in the US is just a 10-minute walk away.
• Erie Street Cemetery
  Directly across the street from the Right Field Gate. It is Cleveland's oldest cemetery (est. 1826) and a peaceful, historic walk.
• Cleveland's Historic League Park & Baseball Heritage Museum
  This is located about 3 miles east in the Hough neighborhood. It is the site of the original Cleveland ballpark where the Spiders and later Negro Leauges Buckeyes teams played. It has a rec baseball field with restored elements from the old stadium and baseball museum.

• Right Center Field Plaza
  This area has bronze statues that are both outside and just inside the center field gates as well as plaques with information about historic moments, World Series titles and retired player numbers.
• Statues
  • Bob Feller
    The Heater from Van Meter stands in his iconic high-leg-kick pitching motion just outside the gates.
  • Larry Doby
    Honoring the first Black player in the American League, Doby is shown completing a swing as he prepares to run the bases.
  • Lou Boudreau
    His statue depicts him mid-swing with a signature leg kick, honoring his dual legacy as a Hall of Fame shortstop and the player-manager of the 1948 World Series team.
  • Jim Thome
    Thome is captured in his famous batting stance, pointing his bat toward the pitcher within the gates.
  • Frank Robinson
    The centerpiece of Heritage Park . His statue depicts him holding a lineup card, commemorating his history-making tenure as MLB’s first African American manager.
• Heritage Park
  Located inside the gates in center field, this is a two-tiered area honoring the team's greats. The lower level features the Cleveland Guardians Hall of Fame, while the upper level honors the 100 greatest players in club history.
• Retired Numbers
  The franchise's retired numbers are displayed prominently on the facade of the Right Field Terraces in the upper deck. The number 455 is also displayed representing the record breaking sellout streak
  • #3 Earl Averill
  • #5 Lou Boudreau
  • #14 Larry Doby
  • #18 Mel Harder
  • #19 Bob Feller
  • #20 Frank Robinson
  • #21 Bob Lemon
  • #25 Jim Thome
  • #42 Jackie Robinson
    League wide.
• Championship Banners
  The American League Pennant and 1920/1948 World Series Championship banners are displayed above the retired numbers on the right field facade.
• Architectural & Artistic Elements
  • The Toothbrush Lights
    One of the most distinct features of the Cleveland skyline, the stadium's 19 vertical light towers were designed to mimic the industrial smokestacks that once lined the Cuyahoga River.
  • A History of Barrier Breakers Mural
    Located on the stadium’s exterior near the Right Field Gate, this vibrant mural depicts Satchel Paige, Larry Doby, and Frank Robinson, celebrating their roles in integrating the American League and the managerial ranks.
  • Who’s On First? Bench
    Just across Eagle Ave is a public art installation by Nancy Dwyer which pays homage to the classic Abbott and Costello comedy routine.

Premium Seating Options

These areas offer the highest level of service, typically including all-inclusive food and beverages, climate-controlled access, and expedited entry.

• Lexus Carnegie Club & Lounges
  Locationed directly behind home plate, The Club encompasses the first five rows of the lower bowl, while the Lounges are field-level (first two rows) with private indoor suites.It features all-inclusive gourmet dining, a premium bar (beer, wine, and spirits), and extra-wide padded seats.
• KeyBank North Coast Social
  Located on the 300 level down the third base line . It features semi-private, open-air, standing room only Terrace Boxes (seating 4–10 guests) paired with an upscale mid-century modern indoor lounge. Includes all-inclusive food, beer, and wine (liquor available for purchase). Select boxes feature private heaters.
• ECHO Victory Club
  Located on the 300 level down the first base line. It features sky-level private club with both indoor and outdoor seating. Like North Coast Social, it offers all-inclusive food, beer, and wine in a refined social atmosphere. There's a 2 ticket minimum and must be purchased in quarter, half or full season packages.
• SeatGeek Infield Boxes
  Located in the main concourse directly behind home plate. They feature eight-person semi-private boxes that bring fans right into the crowd while providing luxury amenities like 55" TVs, private heaters, and all-inclusive food/bev.
• Discount Drug Mart Champions Club
  Located in sections 326–348 along the first base line. Formerly known as the Club Seats, this area provides a large climate-controlled lounge with an all-inclusive buffet and non-alcoholic beverages. Note: Alcohol is available for purchase here, not included. Group and Hospitality Seating Options.

Group and Hospitality Seating Options

These locations are specifically designed for outings of 15 to 1,500 people. Some of these areas open to the general public at game time or offer semi-private group experiences throughout the game.

• Paul Davis Pennant District
  Located in the right field upper deck this is the stadium's premier, dedicated large-group space. It features an all-you-can-eat buffet that runs from gate opening until one hour after the first pitch and features some of the best views of the city.
• Terrace Hall
  Located on the 400 level down the third base line it is a social, beer-hall like bar with indoor/outdoor views. Groups get exclusive access until gates open, and tickets include Loaded Value for food and drinks. (Note: This area is only available for groups Monday-Thursday)
• The Corner Bar
  Located in the heart of the Right Field District the second floor is available for group rentals including an all you can eat buffet of classic ballpark food, drink rails, picnic seating, fire pit and an option to set up a private bar tab Social Sections & The Districts

Social Sections & The Districts

Progressive Field is divided into Districts, many of which are open to all fans but offer specific vibes. These ares are perfect for fans who opt for The District Ticket, $15 general admission, standing room only ticket that includes your first drink.

• Right Field District
  Home to the Corner Bar (40+ local taps) and The Neighborhoods (local food vendors like Barrio and Melt).
• Miller Lite Home Run Porch
  This is a classic social destination located in left field featuring branded drink rails and the iconic Home Run Porch bar. It is primarily a Standing Room Only area and is located on the main concourse level.
• Terrace District
  Located on the 400 level in left field it features Terrace Hall, a public-access beer hall where any fan can go to grab a craft beer and enjoy the view and the Blue Moon Terrace Garden, an outdoor lush garden social space with a Jack Daniel's bar, open to all ticket holders.
• Family District
  Located in the Right Field corner on the 300 level, this area is a dedicated space for young fans featuring Cleveland Clinic Children's Family Deck and the Uncrustables Kids Clubhouse. It features a two-story indoor play space with a baseball bat slide and interactive games like the Guardians Dash, alongside family-friendly amenities such as lactation rooms, family restrooms, and kid-focused concessions.

Iconic City-Specific Items:

• Bertman Original Ballpark Mustard
  You haven't been to Progressive Field if you haven't used the brown spicy mustard. It is a local religion.
• Happy Dog
  Located in the Left Field District. Known for wild toppings like Froot Loops, chunky peanut butter, and bacon on hot dogs.
• Melt University
  Gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches (try the "Kindergartner").
• Barrio Tacos Gateway
  Bringing their neighborhood street tacos into the park.
• Momocho
  Modern Mexican featuring world-class nachos and tacos.
• Dante's Pizza
  Local chef Dante Boccuzzi's signature thin-crust pizzas. Available Options:
• Classic Fare
  Hot dogs (Sugardale), popcorn, and peanuts are found at "Ballpark Favorites" stands throughout the 100 and 500 levels.
• Healthy Options
  "Garden Greens" stands offer salads and fresh wraps.

Beverage Program

• Craft Beer
  Progressive Field has one of the best craft beer selections in MLB.
  • The Corner Bar
    Features 40+ taps, many of which are local (Great Lakes, Market Garden, Fat Head’s).
  • Great Lakes Brewing Co. Stand
    Located in the Right Field District (home of the Dortmunder Gold).
• Cocktails & Wine
  • The Lexus Home Plate Club & Terrace Club
    Best for high-end wine lists and mixed drinks.
  • Barrio & Momocho
    The go-to spots for Margaritas.
  • Huron Bar
    Located on the main concourse, specializing in spirits and craft cocktails.