Tropicana Field

Tropicana is located just west of downtown St. Petersburg in the EDGE District. Because it is located on a peninsula, traffic can be heavy on the bridges coming from Tampa.

• Driving & Parking
  The stadium is located just off of both I-175 and I-275 which are the main routes to the stadium. It is surrounded by approximately 7,000 parking spaces and fans are encouraged to prepurchase their parking through the team website or MLB Ballpark app. Lot 1 is reserved for VIPs and suite holders while Lot 5 is a premium lot located closer to the stadium and slightly more expensive. Lot 3 is reserved for prepaid parking only while the other lots are available for both prepaid and gameday drive up. Lots 2 and 3 are the closest for fans sitting on the 3rd base/right field side while Lots 6, 7, and 8 are best for center and right field. Tailgating is allowed in the parking lots but open flames and grills are prohibited.
• Public Transit
  • The SunRunner
    This is St. Pete’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line. It connects St. Pete Beach to Downtown via 1st Ave. The 13th St S stop is the best to access the stadium.
  • Baseball Looper Trolley
    This free shuttle picks up fans in downtown St. Pete at 2nd Street South between Central and 1st Ave S and drops off at 16th Street at Gate 4.
  • Cross Bay Ferry
    For fans coming from Tampa, the ferry offers a scenic alternative to the Howard Frankland Bridge. It travels from the Tampa Convention Center to the Port of St. Petersburg near downtown. From there fans can take the Looper or a rideshare the last 1.7 miles to stadium.
• Rideshare
  The drop off location for rideshare services is just outside of Gate 4 near home plate, while the pick up location is in Lot 8, east of the stadium between 2nd and 3rd Avenue South.
• Cycling
  Tropicana Field is located directly on the Pinellas Trail, a 45-mile scenic bike loop. There are bicycle racks located outside Gates 1, 5, and 6, and a Coast Bike Share hub is at the corner of Pinellas Trail and 8th St S.

The EDGE (Entertainment, Dining, Galleries, & Etcetera) District is a historic, walkable neighborhood defined by its murals, independent boutiques, and industrial-chic vibe. Most of the activity happens along Central Ave and one block to the north and south.

Bars & Restaurants

• Ferg's Sports Bar & Grill
  This is an institution for Rays fans, spanning nearly two city blocks. It features over 90 TVs, an on site dog park, and a private tunnel that leads directly under 1st Ave South to the stadium gates. It is a high energy, loud, and unpretentious place for diehard fans.
• Green Bench
  A pioneer of the local craft scene, this brewery features an industrial style tasting room and a large outdoor lawn. It’s the perfect spot for a pregame pint in the Florida sun with a hip, communal, and laid back vibe.
• 3 Daughters Brewing
  This expansive warehouse space is designed for social interaction, packed with indoor games like ping-pong, shuffleboard, and oversized Jenga. It caters to large groups and families looking for a lively environment.
• Engine No. 9
  This gritty spot is known for its prime beef burgers and hockey themed interior. It draws a crowd of burger aficionados and sports buffs who want high quality food in a compact, energetic setting.
• Bodega on Central
  This tropical walkup window is a cult favorite for its authentic Cuban sandwich and roast pork platters. It provides a fast paced experience for fans looking for a quick, high quality meal.
• The Burg Bar & Grill
  A quintessential neighborhood joint, this pub is famous for The Burg burger and its Greek influenced menu of gyros and feta loaded fries. It is a welcoming staple for loyal St. Pete locals who prefer a traditional, unpretentious bar over the trendier district spots.
• Hawkers Asian Street Food
  This vibrant restaurant serves small plates inspired by SE Asian street vendors in a high energy environment. It is particularly popular with young adults and large groups of friends who enjoy sharing experimental dishes and craft cocktails.
• Bavaro's Pizza Napoletana & Pastaria
  For a more refined pregame experience, this warm and intimate spot serves authentic wood fired Neapolitan pizzas and handmade pasta. It attracts pizza purists and couples on dates who want an upscale-casual meal that outshines typical ballpark fare.
• Red Mesa Mercado - The Edge District
  This fast casual Mexican restaurant features a large outdoor patio perfect for street tacos and margaritas. It is a favorite for families and daytime drinkers who want a bright, social atmosphere right in the heart of the district.
• COPA
  An Afro-Latin wine and tapas bar, it offers a sophisticated alternative to the local breweries with its international wine list and stylish interior. It draws a crowd of upscale wine enthusiasts looking for global flavors and a chic environment.
• Rococo Steak
  Located in a historic 1920s building, this modern steakhouse offers an opulent dining experience featuring high end cocktails and luxury cuts. It is the primary destination for the business dinners and fans celebrating special occasions.
• The Lure
  This playful social hub combines an eclectic menu of sushi and tacos with a row of billiards tables for pregame entertainment. It is popular with active social groups who want a mix of high quality food and a fun, bar game focused environment.

Neighborhood Attractions

• The Dalí Museum
  Located on the waterfront, this building features a geodesic glass bubble known as the Enigma. Inside, you’ll find the largest collection of Dalí’s work outside of Europe including famous pieces including “The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory” and “The Elephants”.
• St. Pete Pier
  This 26-acre park extends over Tampa Bay offering multiple levels of observation decks, a lawn for lounging, a fishing pier, and the Janet Echelman Bending Arc floating net sculpture that glows at night.
• Museum of Fine Arts
  Located on the waterfront, this is the city's primary art institution. It houses a broad collection including works by Monet and Rodin.
• The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art
  This museum focuses on the American West through large scale paintings and bronze sculptures. It’s worth a visit for the architecture alone; the interior is designed to look like a sandstone canyon, providing a visually striking break from the typical Florida scenery.
• Chihuly Collection
  Located on Central Avenue, this is a permanent installation of Dale Chihuly’s renowned glass art. The Ruby Red Icicle Chandelier, created specifically for this site, is a highlight.
• FloridaRAMA
  Located west of the stadium in the Warehouse Arts District, this immersive art space serves as a neon-soaked, psychedelic tribute to Florida’s weird and wonderful roadside history.
• Shine Mural Festival
  The area around the stadium (concentrated in the alleys running parallel to Central Avenue, specifically between Central and 1st Avenue North) is home to street art from world famous artists including “Space Girl” by Tes One & Palehorse (600 block of Central Ave) and “Common Ground” by the Vitale Brothers (behind the Morean Arts Center).
• The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club, Autograph Collection
  The Vinoy is a salmon-colored Mediterranean Revival hotel on the St. Petersburg waterfront. Opened on New Year's Eve in 1925, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the most common accommodation for visiting teams and has a reputation for being haunted.

• The Rotunda
  The main entrance (Gate 1) is inspired by the Ebbets Field rotunda, featuring a tiled mosaic and historical Rays displays.
• Rays Hall of Fame
  Established in 2023 and located in left field. It honors franchise legends with plaques and memorabilia. This area also has other alcoves celebrating the team’s history and culture.
• Statues
  Located outside of Gate 4
  • Evan Longoria Statue
    Commemorates his 12th-inning walk-off HR in the legendary Game 162 of 2011.
  • Akinori Iwamura Statue
    Depicts Iwamura recording the final out of the 2008 ALCS.
• Retired Numbers
  Displayed on the left-center field wall.
  • #12 Wade Boggs
  • #66 Don Zimmer
  • #42 Jackie Robinson
    Retired league wide
• AL Pennants
  The 2008 and 2020 American League Pennants, along with Division Title banners, are displayed above the seats in left field just below the roof.
• The Cownose Clubhouse
  This is the newly renovated, interactive stingray touch tank experience featuring 7 cownose stingrays.
• 162 Landing
  Located in left field (Section 141), this area features a plaque, mural and specialized seating at the exact spot where Evan Longoria’s Game 162 home run landed. It serves as a permanent memorial to the wildest night in MLB history.
• Murals
  • The Raymond Pop-Art Mural
    Located in the 100-level concourse (near Section 136) at the Rec Dec kids’ area. This is a vibrant mural of the team mascot, Raymond, designed in a classic comic book pop-art style.
  • The Skyway Horizon Mural
    Located on the MaintenX SkyDeck in center field this is a 50-foot depiction of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. It uses a Dali-esque surrealist style, where the bridge cables appear to turn into baseball stitching, blending the city's most famous architectural landmark with the game.
  • The Voices of the Game Gallery
    Located along the First Base Food Hall it features stylized, stencil-art portraits of legendary Rays broadcasters and super fans, intended to resemble the alleys of the EDGE District.
• The Catwalks
  The stadium’s four rings of support catwalks (labeled A, B, C, and D) are famous for being in play. If a ball hits the A or B ring, it is a live ball while hitting C and D rings results in a home run.
• On Field Bullpens
  Tropicana Field is the only remaining MLB stadium where the bullpens are located in foul territory on the field. Pitchers warm up just feet away from the fans in the front rows.

Premium Areas

• DEX Home Plate Club
  This is the most exclusive ticket in the stadium. Located directly behind home plate at field level, it features oversized leather chairs and a fully all-inclusive experience. The club includes a private speakeasy serving craft cocktails and a nostalgic candy room for members. Ticketholders also have exclusive access to the Tropicana Room, a private dining hub within The Baldwin Group Club.
• The Baldwin Group Club
  Located on the first base line on the fourth floor, this club features padded leather seats in the bowl and an all-inclusive chef-driven buffet.
• Suites
  The suite experience has been completely reimagined for 2026 with full interior transformations including quartz countertops, upgraded technology, and induction food service systems.
  • Executive Suites (20–24 Guests)
    Located directly behind home plate on the main concourse, these are the most lavish suites. They feature private restrooms, high end finishes, and built in induction systems for seamless food service.
  • Legends of Tampa Bay Suites (22 Guests)
    One of the few suite options with a private in-suite restroom, perfect for medium sized groups.
  • Rays Legacy & Signature Suites (28–36 Guests)
    These are the largest available spaces, with the Signature Suite serving as the premier spot for large scale corporate hosting or celebrations.
  • Standard Suites (12–16 Guests)
    Divided into Outfield, Infield, and Baseline locations. These offer a more intimate setting but still include access to the all-inclusive Baldwin Group Club lounge.
• Two Rivers Home Plate Box
  These boxes are positioned just behind the DEX Home Plate Club and near the dugouts. They offer padded seating and in seat delivery of complimentary food, beer, wine, and soft drinks included in the ticket price.
• Chalk Box
  Situated field level along the first base line (Sections 122–126), the Chalk Box is designed to feel like a living room at the ballgame. It features oversized plush seats, personal tables, and dedicated storage. Like the other premium areas, it includes in seat delivery of complimentary food and beverages.
• Baseline Premier
  These are located at field level behind the Rays bullpen. They feature movie theater style plush seating and in seat delivery of complimentary food and drinks.
• Fieldside Box
  These seats are all about the view and the atmosphere rather than all-inclusive perks. Located within the first 12 rows directly above and beside the dugouts, these padded seats provide the best perspective for watching player interactions and coaching. Note that these do not include complimentary food or in seat service, focusing instead on pure proximity.
• Webull Suite Level Premier
  These seats are located on the Suite Level (200 Level) behind home plate. While they offer the comfort of padded stadium seats and an elevated view of the entire field, they differ from other premium areas in that food and drink are available for purchase via in seat delivery rather than being fully all-inclusive. This makes them an ideal choice for fans who want the suite view and comfort without a pre-set meal package.

Group & Hospitality

• Left Field Patio Box in the Viva Victory Ledge
  Located down the left field line, this exclusive area can accommodate groups of 10–22 guests. The section features oversized, cushioned seating and a private television for each box. Tickets include all-inclusive snacks and beverages (specifically hot dogs, Coca-Cola products, beer, and wine). Its uniqueness lies in the lounge style setup with table style seating in groups of four.
• The Daiquiri Deck
  Positioned in the heart of center field, this social hub is designed for groups of up to 30 people. It offers a view of the entire field from a high vantage point that is situated in the home run zone. Guests have access to an exclusive catering menu unique to this area.
• Dream Finders Homes Terrace
  This area is located down the left field line and is built for larger groups of 40–80 guests. It functions as a bridge between a traditional group area and a private suite, offering spacious amenities and the VIP treatment typically reserved for executive levels. The layout provides enough room for guests to mingle and move around freely while still maintaining an intimate, semi private feel for the duration of the game.
• RIPA Bullpen Box
  Situated at field level directly adjacent to the on field bullpens (on the first base side), this area accommodates 60–85 guests. As the name suggests, it is just feet away from the relief pitchers as they warm up.
• Seminole Hard Rock Tampa 162 Landing
  Located in the left field corner, this is the largest hospitality space in the stadium with a capacity of 75–136 guests. This area was specifically designed to commemorate the most famous night in franchise history, the Game 162 walk off in 2011.

Special Sections and Areas

• All-Inclusive MaintenX SkyDeck
  This is the ballpark's most accessible all-inclusive area, located in the upper deck (300 level) in left field. Tickets here include unlimited ballpark fare, beer, wine, and soft drinks. The newly redesigned section features the Sunshine Skyway Bridge mural and enhanced LED lighting that pulses in sync with home runs and big plays.
• Budweiser Porch
  Located in center field this patio area is the prime social section of the ballpark. It offers a 360-degree bar and tiered standing room that is frequently packed with fans looking for a party atmosphere rather than a traditional seat.
• Grand Slam Alley
  Located in left field near Gate 6 this entertainment area features the Bat Around mixed-reality batting cage allowing fans to test their skills with a 12-foot by 7-foot screen showing real-time, gamified results and stats.
• Strike ’Em Out / Home Run Derby Area
  Located in right field near sections 134/136 this area features a Speed Pitch radar and virtual reality Home Run Derby simulator.
• Rays Rookies Alcove
  Located in center field near section 148 this is a kids area and the official home of mascots Raymond and DJ Kitty. It also features a creative corner for children to color and engage with mascot-themed art projects during the game.

Bars & Restaurants

• Ballpark & Rec (Center Field)
  This bi-level restaurant and bar features a social first atmosphere with arcade games, lawn games, and signature drinks like the frozen Fro-Rays and Sunburst Lemonade adult juice pouches.
• Hall of Fame Bar & Grill (Center Field)
  This is a premier full service destination. It features the Smokin' Rays Burger, BBQ Rib Rack Stack, and the Brisket Sandwich. Beyond those heavy hitters, they serve Bavarian Pretzel Sticks, Mac & Cheese, and the Souvenir Daiquiri Bat.

Specialty Food

Most specialty food stands are conveniently clustered in three primary hubs: the Budweiser Porch (Center Field) and the Food Halls located on both the First and Third Base sides of the 100-level concourse.

• Links
  1B Food Hall: This is your go to for ballpark tacos with Beef or Pork.
• Little Greek
  3B Food Hall: A local St. Pete staple, Little Greek brings Mediterranean flair to the ballpark with its signature Classic, Chicken, and Falafel Gyros and Greek Fries.
• Fiamma
  1B Food Hall: For fans seeking Italian comfort food, Fiamma serves Chicken Parm Heroes and crispy Chicken Cutlet sandwiches with peppers. Their Garlic Fries are a standout specialty, tossed in fresh garlic and parmesan.
• Cubanos
  1B Food Hall, Budweiser Porch: This stand is a tribute to the deep Cuban heritage of Tampa Bay, serving authentic Cuban Sandwiches, Cubano Dog and savory Chicken Empanadas.
• Pacific Counter
  Budweiser Porch: Offering a fresh and fast coastal vibe, Pacific Counter serves an eclectic mix of Sushi Rolls, Spam Musubi, and Edamame. They are also known for their creative hot dog variations like the Kimchi Dog and Hawaiian Dog.
• Melted
  Budweiser Porch: This is home to the famous Short Rib Grilled Cheese, which features Budweiser braised short rib and horseradish cream on Texas Toast. Regular Grilled Cheese and Nachos are also available.
• Crabby’s Beachside Bites
  Center Field: This coastal themed stand offers a twist on ballpark food, featuring the Crab Fries, Crab Rolls, Lobster Tacos, and Smash Burgers.
• Haute Potato
  Budweiser Porch: A destination for loaded spuds and unique fried treats. Signature items include the Pig + Potato (loaded with pulled pork), the Loaded Haute Potato, and the Flamin' Hot Corn Dog.
• Twisted
  Budweiser Porch: Dedicated to all things pretzel-themed this the exclusive home of the Footlong Pretzel Dog, Sweet Pretzel Bites served in a souvenir bowl, and the Pretz-Strami Reuben, which combines classic deli flavors with a soft pretzel bun.

Ballpark Classics

• Colony Grill
  1B & 3B Food Halls, Section 144: Famous for its ultra thin crust and Hot Oil signature topping.
• Sizzle
  1B Food Hall: This is the destination for Philly Cheesesteaks, Cheesesteak Nachos and griddled sausages.
• Whoa Doggy’s
  1B & 3B Food Halls: The primary destination for all beef hot dogs and footlongs.
• Central Burger
  1B & 3B Food Halls: The primary destination for smash burgers.
• Bird & Batter
  1B & 3B Food Halls: Specializing in all things poultry, this stand is the go to for crispy Chicken Tenders, Fries, Spicy Buffalo Fried Chicken Sandwich, and the specialty Korean Chicken Sandwich.
• Johnny Rockets
  Section 146: Bringing a classic diner feel to the Trop. Johnny Rockets is known for their thick milkshakes, single and double burgers, and crispy chicken tenders.
• Bavarian Nut Cart
  Sections 121 & 128: For a nostalgic ballpark snack, these carts serve warm, cinnamon glazed almonds, cashews, and pecans.
• ShortStop Market
  Budweiser Porch: This market uses Zippin checkout free technology for ultimate convenience. It is the go to spot for quick-grab items like assorted chips, candy, cotton candy, and Oreos, as well as Archer Roose Wine and 3 Daughters Beach Blonde Ale.
• Grand Slam Grill
  Sections 211 & 212: This is a classic grill station. Its signature item is the Chili Cheese "Stinger" Dog, alongside standard chicken tenders and fries.
• Fan Favorites
  Center Field: Serving as a one stop shop for essentials like Bavarian pretzels, popcorn, and peanuts, it is also the specific location for the stadium's Arepas and Pulled Pork Nachos.

Dessert

• Epic Milkshakes
  Section 107: Known for their over the top presentations, these shakes are topped with candies, syrups, and entire baked goods as garnishes.
• Crumbl Cookies
  1B & 3B Food Halls: Warm, gourmet cookies with a rotating menu.
• Carousel Icery
  Section 107: For a lighter, refreshing dessert, Carousel Icery serves soft serve Italian ice in a variety of fruit flavors.
• Dippin’ Dots
  Sections 116, 123, 145, 146: The "Ice Cream of the Future" remains a stadium icon, offered in various classic flavors like Rainbow Ice and Cookies & Cream.
• Cannoli
  1B Food Hall: Freshly made Italian cannolis are available at Fiamma.
• Churros
  Section 130: Hot, cinnamon-sugar churros are served at the Lemonade Stand.
• Mr. Softee
  Section 146: The classic soft serve ice cream.

Craft Beer

• TB Brews
  Sections 111 & 148: This is the ultimate destination for craft beer enthusiasts, featuring a rotating tap list of Florida based breweries such as Green Bench and 3 Daughters.
• Coppertail Brewing Draft Cart
  Sections 117 & 120: These dedicated draft carts bring Ybor City’s finest brews, such as the Free Dive IPA, directly to the fans along the baselines.
• The ShortStop
  Budweiser Porch: Using checkout free technology, this market allows fans to grab a cold craft beer and walk out without waiting in a traditional line. The 3 Daughters Beach Blonde is available here along with some Macro-Craft and other canned drinks.
• Yeungling
  The most widely available independent beer in the stadium, it can be found throughout the 100 level concourse.
• Macro-Craft
  Other beers such as Cigar City Jai Alai, Elysian Space Dust, Kona Big Wave, Golden Road Mango Cart, and New Belgium are widely available throughout the stadium but are all owned by large beer companies.
• Angry Orchard Cider
  he only cider available in the stadium, it can be found widely at the stadium, particularly at food stands that offer gluten free options such as Pretzel Cart, Whoa Doggy's, Cubanos, Links, and Sizzle. It can also be found at the Grab & Go markets.

Cocktails

• Daiquiri Deck Bar
  1B Food Hall: Bringing the famous Sarasota frozen drink culture to the dome, this bar serves a variety of high octane frozen daiquiris.
• Sip Shine Bar
  3B Food Hall: Specializing in moonshine-based cocktails and fruit-forward mixed drinks, this bar offers a unique Southern twist on stadium beverages.
• Boozy Milkshakes
  Section 107: Spike your milkshake at Epic Milkshakes with your choice of spirit.
• Rums of Puerto Rico Bar
  3B Food Hall: This themed bar serves a variety of Caribbean inspired rum cocktails and a limited amount of craft beer.
• Superbird Tequila Bar
  1B Food Hall & 208: This bar highlights the Superbird brand of premium tequila-based RTD (ready-to-drink) cocktails and a small selection of canned beer.
• Thirst & Second
  Section 207: Along with the Superbird bar it serves as a primary option for fans in the Suite Level (200)l sections to grab drafts and standard mixed drinks.
• Viva Tequila Beverage Carts
  For a quick canned margarita or tequila seltzer, these carts are strategically placed throughout the 100 level concourse.
• Canned Cocktails & Seltzers
  A variety of canned cocktails and alternatives are available throughout the stadium.
  • Cutwater & Sun Cruiser
    Available at most Grab N' Go locations and the ShortStop Market on the Budweiser Porch.
  • High Noon & Surfside
    Primarily found at the Hall of Fame Bar & Grill, Fiamma (1B Food Hall), and Center Field.
  • Nütrl, White Claw, & Twisted Tea:
    Widely available at most 100-level beer stands and Whoa Doggy’s locations.

Wine

Archer Roose canned wine is available at the Grab & Go stands in sections 115 & 126 as well as the ShortStop Market at the Budweiser Porch. Wine is also available at all of the full service bars in the stadium.