Raymond James Stadium

The stadium is located in West Tampa, just north of the Westshore business district and directly south of the Drew Park neighborhood.

Driving & Parking

• Driving
  • From the South and West
    Take I-275 North into Tampa. Take Exit 41A for Dale Mabry Highway North and follow the road directly toward the stadium.
  • From the North
    Take I-275 South toward downtown Tampa. Take Exit 41B for Dale Mabry Highway, keeping right at the fork to head north on Dale Mabry Highway toward the stadium.
  • From the East
    Take I-4 West toward Tampa. To avoid downtown interchange congestion, take Exit 2 for Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and proceed west for approximately 4 miles directly to the stadium area. Alternatively, follow I-4 West to its terminus, merge onto I-275 North, and take Exit 41A for Dale Mabry Highway North.
• Parking
  The lots closest to the stadium are all reserved for premium ticket holders with Lots 3, 4, 6 and 7 reserved for club members and Lots 3D, 4VIP, 5 and 6D dedicated to suite holders. Most of the rest of the lots including Lots 1 and 2 to the north, 6-9 to the south and the various lots to the west offer a combination of pre-purchased and day of parking. Pre-purchasing parking through the team's website is encouraged to ensure a spot. Lot 11 west of the stadium and south of W Tampa Bay Blvd is the lone dedicated day of parking lot.
  
  The large lots are perfect for tailgating before the game. For supplies Publix Super Market at Hillsboro Plaza offers fresh groceries, and the nearby Target is good for general supplies. For beverages, Total Wine & More offers extensive selections of wine, beer, and spirits. West Tampa Liquors is a neighborhood destination in West Tampa.

Public Transit

• HART (Hillsborough Area Regional Transit)
  Two bus lines service the stadium with the Marion Transit Center in downtown Tampa serving as the main transfer point from the rest of the system.
  • Route 36
    Connecting Britton Plaza in South Tampa to Carrollwood in North Tampa via Dale Mabry Highway.
  • Route 32
    This route runs east-west just north of the stadium along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

Rideshare

• The dedicated rideshare zone is at the George Steinbrenner Field parking lot across Dale Mabry Highway west of the stadium

The area surrounding Raymond James Stadium offers numerous pregame options, with West Tampa and the Heights neighborhoods providing authentic Tampa experiences. The stadium is within easy reach of Tampa's best bars, breweries, and restaurants.

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• Duffy's Sports Grill
  Local sports bar with standard pub grub and lots of TVs
• WingHouse Bar & Grill - Tampa Stadium
  Sports bar famous for their wings, sauced any way you like, and their beautiful service.
• Miller's Ale House
  A regional sports bar chain featuring lots of TVs, a large draft selection and bar food.
• La Teresita Restaurant
  This historic Cuban restaurant has been serving authentic Cuban and Spanish cuisine since 1972. It's a Tampa landmark offering traditional dishes like ropa vieja, lechón asado, and Cuban sandwiches. The Capdevila family has owned it for generations, making it a Tampa institution.
• Kona Grill - Tampa
  This classic American Grill features hearty steaks and fresh seafood, sushi and margaritas.
• Bar Louie - Tampa
  This chain offers elevated bar food, handcrafted cocktails, and a vibrant social atmosphere with plenty of TVs for watching sports.
• Alessi Bakery
  A Tampa institution since 1912, this family owned Italian bakery serves pastries, breads, sandwiches, and Cuban coffee. The devil crab, guava pastries, and fresh-baked bread are Tampa classics.
• Dave's Hot Chicken
  This Nashville style hot chicken chain serving signature hot chicken tenders and sandwiches.

City Attractions

• Ybor City
  Tampa's historic entertainment district, also known as Florida's Latin Quarter. This vibrant neighborhood features the art of premium hand-rolled cigars, colorful nightlife, and Spanish Flamenco dancers.
• Tampa Riverwalk
  a 2.6-mile waterfront pedestrian walkway along the Hillsborough River that connects seven major waterfront parks and cultural institutions. You can walk, bike, or take a scooter down the Riverwalk, stopping at attractions like Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa Bay History Center, and Sparkman Wharf. It's one of Tampa's signature developments.
• Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
  An animal theme park featuring roller coasters, up close animal encounters, and live entertainment. It's one of Florida's best known theme parks, offering a mix of thrill rides, family rides, animal habitats, and seasonal entertainment.
• Armature Works
  A mixed-use historic building in Tampa's Heights district along the Hillsborough River. Originally built in 1910 as a maintenance facility for Tampa's streetcars, it's now a vibrant food hall and event space with over 20 vendors offering diverse cuisines from Japanese ramen to Cuban pork sandwiches. It's right on the edge of the Hillsborough River and accessible to boats.
• Tampa Pirate Ship - The Lost Pearl
  Offering a 1.5-hour interactive pirate ship adventure out in Tampa Bay. Kids and adults can enjoy swashbuckling activities, water cannon fun, and a full bar for adults. It's Tampa's only pirate adventure cruise and a unique experience for families.

• The Pirate Ship
  Located permanently in the north end zone within the "Buccaneers Cove" area. The 103-foot steel-and-concrete structure features replica cannons that fire to mark specific game events: seven times for a touchdown, three times for a field goal, and once when the team enters the opponent's red zone or during player introductions. A remote controlled animatronic parrot is perched on the stern to interact with passing fans .Before each home game, the ship raises the team's Jolly Roger flag, which remains flying for the duration of the game if the Buccaneers win, or is lowered if they lose. This tradition has become a signature element of Buccaneers football.
• The Ring of Honor
  The names of the 13 members of the team's Ring of Honor are displayed on the facade of the upper deck on the east side of the stadium. The members are Lee Roy Selmon, John McKay, Jimmie Giles, Paul Gruber, Warren Sapp, Derrick Brooks, Mike Alstott, Doug Williams, John Lynch, Malcolm Glazer, Ronde Barber, Monte Kiffin, and Bruce Arians.
• Championship Banners
  The team commemorates their two Super Bowl Championships (2002, 2020) on the facade below the Ring of Honor on the east side of the stadium.

• Buccaneer Cove & Pirate Ship Boardwalk
  Located behind the north end zone, this area is styled as a 19th-century Caribbean pirate village. Fans can congregate along the 340-foot wooden boardwalk and dock area to buy food from beach themed concession shacks, view the 103-foot pirate ship up close, and interact with the remote controlled animatronic parrot.
• East Stadium Club
  This upscale 200-level offering features comfortable padded stadium seating with elevated views of the field. Members get access to a climate-controlled lounge anchored by Bar 76—a full-service restaurant and bar boasting over 50 TVs and local craft brews.
• Hyundai Club
  Located on the west (home) side of the stadium, this climate-controlled space represents the stadium's premier sideline club experience. It features three upscale bar areas, high end dining options, and seamless ground level entry into the main 10,000-square-foot Buccaneers Team Store.
• Seats At The 50
  Situated at midfield of the home sideline, these premium seats offer the best sightlines in the stadium. Tickets include access to a private lounge enclave within the Hyundai Club, paired with an all-inclusive premium liquor bar and gourmet food buffet.
• Lexus Club & 8AM Club
  Operating out of the stadium's mid-level suite deck, these two exclusive, all-inclusive clubs used to be called Hall of Fame lounge spaces. The Lexus Club sits on the south side of the 50-yard line, while the 8AM Club sits on the north side. Both feature climate-controlled luxury, top tier bartending, and panoramic views of the action behind sliding glass windows.
• Champions Lounge
  A modern all-inclusive addition located inside the East Stadium Club. This upscale, air conditioned lounge provides high end food, a custom craft cocktail station, and a dedicated concierge, allowing fans to watch the game comfortably behind glass or from private padded seats.
• Luxury Suites
  Spanning multiple levels of the stadium, private luxury suites feature open concept floor plans, high end wood and granite finishes, and dedicated catering options. Configurations are available to accommodate groups ranging from 8, 16, to 36+ guests.

Specialty Food

• Tampa Bay Chef Series
  (Sections 108, 209, 237) A rotating showcase of Tampa Bay restaurants and chefs, with a different local concept and featured dish depending on the game. This is one of the stadium’s best options for trying food that reflects the broader Tampa Bay dining scene.
• Cheesesteak Port
  (Sections 106, 130, 331)A dedicated cheesesteak kiosk with locations on both the Lower and Upper Concourses.
• Desoto Deli
  (Sections 107, 132) A Tampa-themed deli concept whose menu varies significantly by location. Section 107 is hot-dog focused, featuring the Cuban Dog, Loaded Tampa Dog, regular hot dog and footlong hot dog, while Section 132 is centered on the more traditional Tampa Cuban with plantain chips, along with standard hot dogs.
• Kosher Port
  (Section 112) A dedicated kosher concession centered on a Kosher Hot Dog, with packaged beverages and other basic concession items.
• Cannon Fire BBQ
  (Sections 114, 139, 339) A Buccaneers-themed barbecue concept built around Pulled Pork Sandwiches and Loaded BBQ Pork Nachos. Section 114 has the broadest menu and additionally offers traditional stadium fare such as hot dogs, stadium nachos and pretzels, while Sections 139 and 339 are more tightly focused on the barbecue selections.
• Fiesta Bowl
  (Section 115) A Latin-inspired bowl stand serving Mojo Chicken with Rice, featuring citrusy mojo-seasoned chicken over yellow rice.
• Quesadilla Port
  (Section 133) A specialty Mexican-inspired kiosk whose featured main is the Cuban Chicken Quesadilla. Packaged snacks and beverages are also available.
• Grilled Taco Port
  (Section 138) A compact specialty stand centered on BBQ Pork Tacos, offering an easy handheld alternative to burgers and hot dogs.
• Healthy Spot
  (Section 140) One of the stadium’s better lighter-food options, specializing in Chicken Shawarma and Chicken Shawarma Salad with sides and accompaniments including hummus, guacamole and pickles.
• RumFish
  (Section 143) A seafood-forward specialty stand featuring Crispy Shrimp Tacos, Firecracker Shrimp and the Bucs Burger, with fries and tater tots available on the side. The Bucs Burger is a cheeseburger topped with brisket and served with tater tots.
• Ybor Press
  (Sections 208, 233) A Tampa/Ybor-inspired concept with distinctly different menus at its two Club Level locations. Section 208 serves a Tampa Cuban with plantain chips, BBQ Pork Tacos, Buccaneer Roll, California Roll, Vegetable Roll and Tabbouleh Salad; Section 233 offers the Tampa Cuban with plantain chips, Mojo Chicken with Rice, Veggie Cuban, Ybor Salad, hummus and dolmades.
• Bucs Bowl
  (Sections 210, 234) A Club Level bowl concept offering Beef, Chicken and Veggie Bucs Bowls with customizable proteins and toppings. Chicken Shawarma is also available at these locations.
• Smokin Q
  (Sections 212, 236) A Club Level barbecue concept specializing in smoked-pork fare, with Loaded BBQ Pork Nachos among its primary offerings.
• Spiced / Sliced Carvery
  (Section 232) A Club Level carving stand centered on a Shaved Sirloin Sandwich. It is also a useful stop for local beer, with Cigar City Jai Alai available alongside the sandwich.
• Tampa Fried Chicken Co.
  (Sections 317, 329) A specialty fried chicken concept built around fried chicken sandwiches with a citrus-and-cayenne flavor profile.
• Taste of Tampa
  (Section 334) An Upper Concourse Tampa-themed stand featuring the Tampa Cuban with plantain chips alongside a hot dog, kids meal and family meal. Pretzel and cheese, refillable popcorn and packaged snacks round out the menu.
• Taco Bay
  (Section 337) An Upper Concourse taco concept offering Mexican/Tex-Mex-style fare and one of the more distinctive alternatives to traditional concession food on the 300 level.

Stadium Classics

• PDQ
  (Sections 103, 129) The familiar Tampa Bay-area chicken concept, centered on hand-breaded chicken tenders, fries and signature sauces.
• Nacho Port
  (Sections 107, 131, 338) A nacho-focused stand serving combinations of Loaded Chicken Nachos and Stadium Nachos, with beer available at some locations.
• Colony Pizza
  (Sections 109, 134, 311, 336) A thin crust pizza concept serving Cheese, Pepperoni and signature Hot Oil Pizza.
• Galley
  (Sections 110, 124, 136, 149, 332) The stadium’s general concessions concept, with menus varying somewhat by location but centered on classic gameday fare such as regular and footlong hot dogs, stadium nachos, loaded chicken nachos, pretzel and cheese, refillable popcorn and kids meals.
• Grid Iron Grill
  (Section 112) A straightforward burger stand centered on a Smash Burger with fries, with draft beer available alongside it.
• Aussie Grill
  (Sections 118, 143) A fast-casual grill concept built around burgers and chicken sandwiches. Highlights include the Classic Cheeseburger, AG OG Chicken Sandwich and Sriracha Chicken Sandwich; the Section 143 port operates as a more compact version of the concept with a smaller menu.
• Sausage / Grill Port
  (Sections 118, 340) Two similarly focused sausage kiosks serving Italian Sausage with beer available alongside it. The stands use slightly different names by location but fill essentially the same role.
• Captains Grill
  (Sections 123, 148) A traditional stadium grill specializing in cheeseburgers, double cheeseburgers, hot dogs and fries.
• Captains Corner
  (Sections 126, 151) Primarily a snack stop rather than a full meal stand, with items such as refillable popcorn, peanuts and packaged snacks along with soft drinks.
• Checkers
  (Section 137) A familiar burger and fries chain option for fans looking for straightforward fast food classics.
• Grill 76 – Aussie
  (Section 204) A Club Level Aussie Grill concept serving the Classic Cheeseburger, AG OG Chicken Sandwich, Sriracha Chicken Sandwich and hot dog, along with fries and a kids meal.
• Pretzels
  (Section 211) A Club Level specialty pretzel stand offering salty pretzels with beer cheese or mustard as well as a sweet pretzel with icing.
• Crafty Dog
  (Sections 213, 238) A Club Level specialty hot dog concept serving upgraded dogs including the BBQ Bacon Dog and Pretzel Dog, alongside traditional and footlong hot dogs.
• Land & Sea Grill – PDQ
  (Section 217) A Club Level PDQ-based grill combining chicken tenders with fries with a Shrimp Po’Boy, plus fries and popcorn.
• Grill 76 – PDQ
  (Section 229) A Club Level grill serving chicken tenders with fries, along with hot dogs and a kids meal.
• Land & Sea Grill – Aussie
  (Section 241) The larger Club Level Aussie concept, offering a Classic Cheeseburger, AG OG Chicken Sandwich, Sriracha Chicken Sandwich and Shrimp Po’Boy, with fries on the side.

Dessert

• Sweet Stack
  (Sections 129, 207, 232) The stadium’s main dedicated dessert concept. Section 129 operates as a Sweet Stack port, while the Club Level locations at 207 and 232 have fuller Sundae Bar menus featuring cookies, cupcakes, sundaes, floats, ice-cream cookie sandwiches and Dirty Soda.
• Dippin’ Dots Port
  (Sections 118, 143, 341) A classic frozen-dessert kiosk serving Dippin’ Dots, along with cotton candy and roasted nuts.
• Pretzels
  (Section 211) In addition to savory pretzels, this Club Level stand offers a sweet pretzel with icing for a simple dessert option.

Craft Beer

Cigar City Brewing is the lone local craft presence at Raymond James Stadium, with Jai Alai IPA appearing at several dedicated beer kiosks, bars and even a few food stands.

• Jai Alai Port
  (Sections 111, 137, 338) Dedicated Cigar City-oriented beer kiosks. Section 111 offers the strongest selection, including Jai Alai, Double Jai Alai and Florida Man.
• Jai Alai Swashbuckler
  (Section 129) A larger beverage stand centered around Jai Alai while also carrying a broader selection of beer and other beverages.
• Beer Corner
  (Sections 102, 119, 127, 144) A general beer-and-RTD concept whose beer selection differs by location. Sections 119 and 144 are the most reliable choices for craft beer, offering Jai Alai and Double Jai Alai; Sections 102 and 127 lean more heavily toward mainstream beer and RTDs.
• 50 Yard Bar
  (Sections 114, 139) Full service bars that include Jai Alai among their beer selections, along with mainstream beer, cocktails, liquor, RTDs and wine. The 50 Yard Modelo Liquor Bar at Section 334 does not carry a craft beer selection and instead focuses on Mexican imports.
• Shipyard Bar
  (Sections 120, 126) Full service Lower Concourse bars that also carry Jai Alai, making them another convenient option for local craft beer alongside cocktails, spirits and mainstream beer.
• Pretzels
  (Section 211) A food stand that also serves Jai Alai, making it an easy option for pairing a local Tampa beer with a pretzel.
• West Club 212 Football Bar
  (Section 212) A full service Club bar whose beer lineup includes Jai Alai alongside its cocktails, spirits and wine.
• Craft Cocktails
  (Section 214) Primarily a cocktail bar but also a craft beer option, with Jai Alai available alongside Blue Moon and mainstream selections.
• Spiced / Sliced Carvery
  (Section 232) The Shaved Sirloin Sandwich stand also carries Jai Alai, giving Club Level fans another food and craft beer combination.

Cocktails & Liquor

• Miller Lite Swashbuckler
  (Section 103) Despite the beer branding, this is a larger mixed-beverage operation rather than simply a beer kiosk, making it useful for cocktails and liquor as well.
• Beer Corner
  (Sections 102, 119, 127, 144) Primarily beer stands, but several locations also carry frozen margaritas, piña coladas and strawberry daiquiris, along with canned cocktails and RTDs.
• Grab & Go
  (Sections 107, 116, 132, 142, 339) Quick-service alcohol kiosks designed for canned cocktails, hard seltzers and packaged beer. The stands carry different sponsor branding around the stadium but follow essentially the same grab-and-go format and menu.
• Captain Morgan Port
  (Section 112) A spirits oriented kiosk whose specialty drinks include The 1976, made with Jameson Orange and ginger ale, along with additional liquor, RTDs and beer.
• 50 Yard Bar / 50 Yard Modelo Liquor Bar
  (Sections 114, 139, 334) Full service bars offering frozen cocktails, spirits, canned RTDs, beer and wine. Expect drinks such as frozen margaritas, piña coladas and strawberry daiquiris;
• Malibu Swashbuckler
  (Section 118) A full bar with a tropical/rum emphasis, offering frozen cocktails alongside a wide range of rum, tequila, vodka, whiskey, RTDs and beer.
• NÜTRL Port
  (Sections 118, 143) Dedicated grab and go kiosks centered on NÜTRL vodka seltzer RTDs.
• Shipyard Bar
  (Sections 120, 126) Full service bars carrying a broad spirits selection, Jai Alai, mainstream beer and canned RTDs.
• Crooked Tea Port
  (Sections 136, 338) A quick-service beverage kiosk focused on hard tea and other canned RTDs rather than traditional mixed cocktails.
• Altos Swashbuckler
  (Section 143) A substantial full liquor bar with tequila, vodka, rum, gin, whiskey and flavored spirits, including brands such as Altos, Código, Absolut, Bacardi, Jameson, Jack Daniel’s and Jefferson’s Bourbon.
• Corona Bar
  (Section 150) The North End Zone full bar, serving premium spirits alongside Corona, Modelo, Michelob Ultra and related beers.
• West Club 212 Football Bar
  (Section 212) A large Club Level bar offering a broad spirits program, cocktails, frozen drinks, beer and wine. The 1976 is also available here.
• Craft Cocktails
  (Sections 214, 239) Club Level cocktail stands featuring drinks such as the Espresso Martini, Red Zone Rita and Mimosa, with premium spirits and wine also available.
• Liquor Port
  (Sections 217, 241) Compact Club Level spirits stands featuring premium options such as Absolut Elyx, Captain Morgan Private Stock, Código Blanco and Jefferson’s Bourbon, along with beer and hard seltzers.
• Liquor Bar
  (Sections 331, 341)Upper Concourse bars focused on spirits and mixed drinks.

Wine

• 50 Yard Bar / 50 Yard Modelo Liquor Bar
  (Sections 114, 139, 334) All three locations offer wine by the glass or bottle, alongside their cocktail, spirit and beer programs.
• West Club 212 Football Bar
  (Section 212) A full Club Level bar offering wine by the glass or bottle in addition to cocktails, spirits and beer.
• Craft Cocktails
  (Sections 214, 239) Both Club Level Craft Cocktails locations offer wine by the glass or bottle, including Prosecco and still-wine selections, alongside the cocktail program.

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