LoanDepot Park

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LoanDepot Park

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501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL 33125

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LoanDepot Park in Miami boasts a retractable roof, A/C comfort, city views, diverse eats, and vibrant art, making baseball a cool, tasty, and colorful experience.  

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501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL 33125 Get directions

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501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL 33125 Get directions

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"Whether due to shrinkflation or the unreliable narrator that is our memories, we kind of remember the Marlins helmet soft serve being a bit bigger back in the Pro Player Stadium days. Nonetheless, this simple soft serve is still an essential baseball game snack and triggers some pleasant sugary nostalgia. Your options are vanilla, chocolate, or swirl. Once finished, it can be used to catch foul balls, or bring it home and see if it fits on your cat. " - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino

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On the Grid : Marlins Park

"Sitting atop the historic site of the Miami Orange Bowl and marred by a public funding fiasco, Marlins Park is no stranger to controversy. Nevertheless, the new 37,000-seat, retractable roof facility has been a godsend in preserving Major League Baseball in South Florida. The artful new home of the Miami Marlins boasts luxurious amenities and magnificent views of the Miami skyline. Take a mid-inning break to tour the stadium in search of various public art pieces by world-renowned artists and be sure to stop by Taste of Miami—a locally-inspired culinary experience rivaled by few around baseball." - Colada Collective

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Inside the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony Florida Star Reveal and After Party

"However, last night, all of Florida's top talents came together at LoanDepot Park (home to the Miami Marlins) for 2023's MICHELIN Guide Ceremony." - MICHELIN Guide

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"Take Me Out to the Ball Game The state-of-the-art, 36,700-seat Marlins Park in the heart of Downtown is the home of the Miami Marlins baseball team. It has a retractable roof that takes just 13 minutes to go from fully closed to fully open, and there’s a floor-to-ceiling glass-walled concourse that overlooks glittery downtown Miami. The venue also houses a nightclub and several bars and restaurants—even one with a swimming pool. Take a group tour to see one of the country’smost high-tech baseball fields up close, including the field, the clubhouse, the batting cage area, the home run sculpture, the bobblehead museum—and the aquarium at home plate."

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"Marlins Park, Little Havana by Colada Collective. Sitting atop the historic site of the Miami Orange Bowl and marred by a public funding fiasco, Marlins Park is no stranger to controversy. Nevertheless, the new 37,000-seat, retractable roof facility has been a godsend in preserving Major League Baseball in South Florida. The artful new home of the Miami Marlins boasts luxurious amenities and magnificent views of the Miami skyline. Take a mid-inning break to tour the stadium in search of various public art pieces by world-renowned artists and be sure to stop by Taste of Miami—a locally-inspired culinary experience rivaled by few around baseball."

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Christin Navitsky

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Miami Marlins Baseball Game — A Must-Do in Miami! We had such a fantastic time at the Miami Marlins game! Everyone there is incredibly friendly, and the entire experience feels welcoming from the moment you walk in. One of the best parts is that it is surprisingly affordable — making it a great option for families, visitors, or anyone looking for a fun day out without breaking the bank. The art around the stadium is cool too. The stadium is air-conditioned (seasonally), which is a huge bonus in Miami’s heat. We loved hanging out at the Bullpen Bar & Grill — it is a super cool spot with great service, good food and drinks, and even a DJ to keep the energy up. Another big plus: there is truly no bad seat in the house. No matter where you sit, you get a great view of the action. If you are bringing kids, we noticed many families bringing their own food and snacks in a clear gallon-sized bag, as well as sealed bottles of water. It is a great way to make the game even more convenient and budget-friendly. All around, this is such a fun, easy, and lively way to spend an afternoon or evening in Miami. Highly recommend!

Steven Mejia

Google
Quite possibly the easiest stadium to get in and out of due to the low amount of people present at the games. It’s a shame that the team is in the state it is since the stadium is beautiful with a view of downtown Miami. The have a 305 vendor that sells cheap beer and food which is a plus. The AC in the concourse feels amazing. Overall great park but terrible team and crowd.

Frank Garcia

Google
I had a great time at a Marlins v. Mets game at the loanDepot park a couple of weeks ago. I couldn’t ask for more. I had premium seats, the weather was beautiful, the game had its exciting moments, the service to order food/beverages is pretty straightforward and convenient where you don’t have to get up and order, it’s done through a QR code and they bring it to your seat. The check in process was smooth too. All in all, it was a nice experience and will return to more baseball games for sure.

Lilliam Cruz

Google
Today I visited the Loan Depot Stadium for the Marlins vs. Braves game & Flanis Fest! It had been a while since I have been here but I can tell how much it’s improved! I was having trouble finding my seat and I was so grateful to receive the assistance from Miguel Colio. He was so kind and professional and took the time to guide us to our seats! Also entertained us with all the fun things to do at the stadium. I enjoyed watching the game from the 308 level, I had a pretty good view and seats were comfortable! It was an overall great experience and great food to enjoy! I definitely will come back soon! Here are some pics 😀

Pam Delfino

Google
Fantastic ballpark! We watched a Marlins game here and had a lovely experience! The facility is clean and well-maintained, and parking can be prepaid, making life so much easier. Standard food options were available throughout the venue, and I was so pleased to find a stand selling Goose Island IPA! Super friendly staff!

Joshua (TRAVELWITHARCHER86)

Google
Fantastic time as per usual, aside from the astronomically priced food and drinks. 1 smash burger meal along with chicken tenders/fries WITHOUT a drink, nearly $50... that's just absurd. The game itself was awesome and they're were many navy members dressed in uniform. Speaking of, I MUST GIVE A HUGE THANKS TO VETTIX AND THEIR DONORS FOR PROVIDING ME THE TICKETS. I TRULY APPRECIATE IT.

Mr.S Travel Quest

Google
A few years ago, I had the chance to watch the Yankees play at a park that was truly one-of-a-kind. The atmosphere was amazing, and I loved seeing the stingrays up close. If you're ever in Florida, catching a ballgame here is a must!

Allison

Google
Beautiful stadium for baseball games and concerts with a retractable roof! Traffic can be busy in this area, parking garages can be prepaid. Lots of food options to choose from at this stadium. Clean restrooms and friendly staff.
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Peggy C.

Yelp
We came here to catch a baseball game 2 days after we got off from our cruise in Miami. It was our first time visiting this stadium, it was really big and nice. We had a great time watching the game Nationals vs. Marlins. Certainly would consider catching another game here if we're visiting Miami again in the future.
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Michelle F.

Yelp
After 12 years of wanting to go to a Marlins game here, I finally made it 9/22/2024. It was an awesome experience. Parking is easy. You pay on the app and it is $30. We parked on the 4th floor in the garage right near the entrance. We got tickets at the box office and entering the stadium was a breeze. It was well air conditioned. Now I had heard there was awesome food choices. I have to somewhat disagree. I wanted "Miami's Best Pizza". But looking at it was disappointing. There was hardly any sauce on it. They had Asian food but I wasn't craving that. I ended up with chicken strips and fries. This was ok. It was not bad but not fantastic. He got a hot dog and was sick from it later on. (Told him not to get it. It did not look good) Anyway, our Pepsis were off. They did not have enough carbonation. I got a rum and coke and later on we each got a Corona. With tip and tax the two Coronas were $38. Just mind blowing. Anyway, our seats were good. We saw the game well and it was very festive. I am annoyed it took me all this time to get here but glad we made it to the last home game of the season. I highly recommend coming here for a game. And no, baseball is not boring for all you football fans. :) It is fun to watch.
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Sarah S.

Yelp
もうなにから書いて良いのかわからない。 昨年、WBC優勝をここで果たした。 私は旅をキャンセルし、 ここで試合を見ることはできなかった。 あれから一年半、夫が送り出してくれ 三試合を見ることができた 三連戦の最終日、史上初「50-50」達成。 このことはもちろん凄い事、 同じ日に考えられないとんでもない事が起こった。 「６打数６安打、３本塁打、10打点　2盗塁」 この球場は日本国民のみならず世界の野球ファンに 刻まれる事になったと思います。 　 マイアミの地方放送だけでなく 全米放送の報道でトップ3で流してた。 大統領選、イスラエル情勢、そして大谷さん。 貴方はどこまで行くのでしょう。 日本人として誇らしいです。 いよいよポストシーズンですね。 怪我のないようますます野球を楽しまれてください。 そして、 素晴らしい夜、 夢のようなプレイの連続、 見せて頂きありがとうございました。 大谷さん バンザーイ！ バンザーイ！ バンザーイ！ ままならない人生だって、時に、いや、必ず光が射す。めげちゃダメ。 これ私の人生訓。 我家の家訓と書きたいけど夫は落ち込むことがない。 子供時分から悲しいこと辛いことがあっても、仕方がないさ。 で乗り切る人。強い人と思う一方で、 日本のフランダースの犬を見るといくつになってもボロ泣きしてる。 人間は奥深い生き物だ。 自慢の夫。 私は人生で夫に出会えたことが最も大きな光です。 大谷さんへ 素敵な奥様に出会えたことが大谷さんの最も大きな光です。 奥様を一番に大切に。 究極を言えば野球より奥様です。 この地での50-50達成おめでとうございました。 　 いよいよ新たなMLBステージへ。 これからも応援してます。
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Tarun B.

Yelp
We were in Miami for the weekend and decided to go to a baseball game. We never come to the city in the summertime so we thought it would be a unique experience. The first thing I noticed was how out of the way it was. It is nowhere near the trains or the downtown area. We had to take a local bus to reach there. It dropped us off in the parking lot and we had to walk to the stadium. They were playing the Phillies today. There were several more Phillies fans than Marlins fans. We came in on time and was able to find our seats in the upper deck. I was excited about picking up some of the baseball snacks. They had a $3 dollar menu for local favorites such as hot dogs, popcorns, soda, and beer. I was able to pick up a full meal for only $12 which was great. Surprisingly the lower sections were all empty. I was able to go down and find a better seat easily. This is probably the closest to the field I have been in any stadium. For some reason there don't seem to be many baseball fans in the city. The Marlins surprisingly ended up winning the game by an upset. Everyone was shocked because they have a large losing streak. Afterwards we walked out the stadium and made it to the bus stop. From there we boarded the bus and went on our way home. It was a unique experience to go to a Marlins game but not exciting enough for us to return for another one.
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Lauren S.

Yelp
I visited this stadium since it opened. I attended a Mets vs Marlins game at the old stadium only once. When this one was built and opened, it was a totally different experience. They did a good job but for me, it's a little over the top for baseball games. There is a lot to see and it is very stimulating. The first thing that threw me off was where the stadium was placed. I guess you have to see it for yourself but the best way to describe it is that they demolished some houses or found a field and decided to build a stadium. You can literally cross the street and houses are there! The cool thing though is the residences open their driveways for parking for a fee, which can be cheaper than parking in the garages. I must say the stadium is massive and there is a lot of seating. I have sat in many levels and sections throughout the years. We also went to Bark at the Park a couple years and although it was so much fun, it was so damn hot. I did not want my dog to overheat so we stopped going. If they did those events in October or April, that would be a lot better. Although the stadium had the overhead roof not opened, it can get really hot hiking up to the nose bleed section! They also have theme nights and other events throughout the year. There are plenty of concessions on each level to quench your thirst or satisfy your hunger. Of course everything is overpriced but hey, why not indulge! I have seen a variety of snacks and foods to choose from. Hot dogs, pretzels, popcorn, chicken fingers, nachos, etc. are definitely offered. There is also soda, water, beer, wine, and alcohol served but not at every stand. I will say, I do not recall seeing many shopping options. If you want to purchase a specific Marlins item, you may have to search in different locations. I think my favorite aspect of coming to Marlins games is the entertainment in between innings. I have seen people dressed in like mascot costumes racing around the field and I never witnessed that at any games back home lol. There is a Clevelander bar/club on the main level but I have not visited. I have had a good time every time I come here for a game.
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Ericka G.

Yelp
Oh man what a night! Came here for the DR and PR game and the place was Lit AF! We parked down the street for $30 and walked. Now for the games everyone gets checked so only small purses were allowed or clear bags ( don't get turned away). After being ticket checked we made our way to our seats. The place was packed and the crowd was hype. There are people assisting correct location and seating areas just in case. I saw alot of people confused but no worries, it's a quick fix. Also, If you need something to munch or drink on just scan the QR sticker on the seat in front of you and they will deliver quicker than you think. Everything is hassle free just have patience and it's all good.
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Evelyn M.

Yelp
I personally like the stadium but the parking situation is awful. They need to be more organized. I arrived to the stadium on time did the game but it took me almost an hour to park. The food options at the stadium are great.
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Camille C.

Yelp
LoanDepot park should be on your Miami bucket list. I enjoy coming here. Even if you're not into baseball it's always a good time. I recommend booking a tour. It was fun learning about the history of the sport in Miami as well as the building. I also suggest looking for fun deals in the ballpark app. I brought my dog once at bark at the park. There were also so many food places to pick from as well.
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Robert C.

Yelp
OK, 3.5 stars. Air conditioning! But while roof and synthetic turf are requirements for Miami summers, also a turn-off for me. Glassed wall offers nice view of downtown. Background Attended Sunday afternoon game in August. Sat in lower deck, first-base side facing pitchers mound. Fish played the Pads, ran away early with the lead and then narrowly avoided being reeled in, winning 7-6. Stadium Located in Little Havana so auto (or Uber) transport is a must. The stadium is still quite dark even with the glass wall and a day game. Besides the view of downtown the field is non-descriptive. What happened to the giant outfield statue? Ownership moved it outdoors last year - what a shame. Diverse crowd which we enjoyed. Signs and audio are bilingual. Great seats were easy to purchase and (relatively) inexpensive. As with all new parks, viewing is excellent from virtually everywhere. Was fun watching the game briefly from the centerfield walkway. Food Hot dog was foiled by a dry bun (plus my wife dropped hers before even tasting it, a double doggy downer day). Great food options including bao, seafood, cheesesteaks, a test kitchen (!) and, of course, Cuban sandwiches. What's Unusual The stadium has.a retractable roof but rarely uses it. I understand that only two or three games per year are open air. Understandable for Miami weather, yet for me, disappointing.
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Brett A.

Yelp
LoanDepot Park is a fantastic place to watch a game. We went on a hot Wednesday night in July and thankfully they had the roof closed. They have 4 parking garages on site that are a quick walk from the stadium. They have the largest retractable roof in major league sports and the back wall opens up as well. They have a bobble head display and museum out in the right field mezzanine. If you've never been and have time, definitely check it out!
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Georgette Q.

Yelp
Love the Stadium! Brilliant having a dome! And partnering with Brightline! I come from West Palm Beach with Brightline! Makes it Easy and affordable!!! Staff From the entrance security to the gate ticket takers to the food and beverage staff they are all professional, welcoming, respectful and friendly! Thank you for hiring all engaging hospitable staff!!! Besides it's a beautiful stadium with clean accessible bathrooms! Comfortable seats! You never have to wait in the restrooms or to buy a drink or food!!! If you love baseball this is the best way to enjoy it live!!! Family friendly activities adds to the fun atmosphere and excitement!! I only wish the food options would be better.. so many other stadiums have offered a much better variety. I wish I lived closer! I would come to every home game! I try to attend 2 or 3 games a month! Unfortunately I still work so I'm not available for more! Love the stadium, love the Marlins!!!
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Astrida M.

Yelp
Yesterday was Girl's Day at the Ballpark! So, a group of us went to watch the Miami Marlins v New York Yankees. The Marlins won!! This is a really nice stadium, clean, and new with fairly comfy seats and a roof in case of a Miami storm. Yesterday, there were a lot of fans out to see the Yankees, so it was packed at all the little restaurants. There are long lines everywhere, but that's a part of the experience. We ate at Recess, which replaced the Clevelander a while back. The food was just ok and was expensive for what you got. We parked at a relative's nearby house and walked a couple of blocks. The neighbors all had signs up saying Park Here $30 and up. Good luck finding a parking space. We had a nice day at the Ballpark, though!
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Yvette K.

Yelp
Long overdue on this review! This stadium is beautiful on a great day the room retracts to be open air and the view to downtown Miami is spectacular! Usually since it's hot, the roof is closed and the a/c makes it a pleasure to watch the Marlins do their thing! Loaded with food options from regular ball park fare to BBQ, tacos, pizza and sushi to name a few Love coming here! Expect to pay 20plus tax for parking garage parking. You can also opt to park in the neighborhood at peoples homes but you may pay close to the same amount
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Gerry L.

Yelp
Went to our first Marlin game as a family and it was my first baseball game in years. I am still impressed how well the city has maintained the stadium. It's gone through many names over the years, but here you can find many excellent food options. The best part is the seating it gives a great view of the diamond from all directions. Can't wait to see the next game for the Marlins.
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Nina U.

Yelp
Air conditioned sports venue with amazing views from any area!!! There are photo opps throughout the park and we were lucky to gain free access to the recess sports bar. Now, for food there are many of vendors options from Cuban eateries to American but they are pricey. My drink from the recess bar was about 25+ and the Philly cheesesteak was $14(but really good). Oh! And they are cashless. Super clean throughout including restrooms and parking was a breeze. There are so many workers on site to assist with answering questions, seat guidance + more. And the energy was on 10!! Great outing for families or a date night!
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Chazz D.

Yelp
10/10 would recommend going to a Florida marlins game if you are in the south Florida area. Great ticket prices paired with amazing energy throughout the stadium our entire group had a blast! The marlins even have their own later which was fantastic.
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Alexandra P.

Yelp
Take me out to the ball game! No seriously, take me out. We did the $25 Taco Tuesday deal. That included your ticket, 2 tacos & a drink (beer or soda). I honestly thought it would be 2 small tacos but it ended up being a really great deal. The pork was a little cold due to the tacos being premade but they were really good tacos had lots of flavor and were overall delicious. My beer of choice was the "Marlins Lager" it tastes like a Blue Moon just a tad bitter but was really delicious. For a Tuesday it wasn't too busy. We went thru security pretty quickly, I had a clear bag so check in was pretty quick. You can pay $20 beforehand for parking or pay there (it's quicker if you pay before you go so you don't spend more time trying to pay) Our seats were right in the middle of the plates & outer field which was great to be able to see the whole game and baseballs reached our area and the free T-shirt's they throw around. Definitely a great time to enjoy with friends or family. They also have a lot of different places to eat from but we ended up getting more beer and peanuts. Would recommend to visit. The stadium is clean and really beautiful.
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Rocco D.

Yelp
This is a nice ballpark, never have to worry about inclement weather. One of the most affordable places to get tickets to a MLB game with a team that is competitive and fun to watch. The lines to purchase food and beverages also move fast however bring your credit cards because they don't accept cash. The the temperature is always comfortable, also good views from almost anywhere you sit. There's also a nice view of the Miami skyline. This is a nice place to go to for multiple events.
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Rob K.

Yelp
Not impressed at all. I was staying in Miami Beach and went to a Marlins game, the second game of the 2024 season. There is nothing immediately around the park to frequent (other than Wendy's or Subway). Parking is extremely easy, and nearby (if desired ). Bobblehead Museum in centerfield is amusing. Nothing exceptional about the concessions inside the park, or the ballpark itself. Roof was open during my visit which certainly helped the experience. We utilized Uber/Lyft which was very reasonable price wise and made things easier. I'm in no urge to return to this ballpark. It's pretty forgettable. At least the area around the ballpark seemed safe. Employees were friendly as well. I've been to over 25 MLB Ballparks and Loandepot is very unremarkable.
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Patty W.

Yelp
Take us out to the ball game! It's hard to believe that it's been over 10 years since my last appearance at a baseball game. It used to be the Marlins Park until it got changed to LoanDepot Park. It's a beautiful indoor stadium with a retractable roof for outdoor events. Believe me, it was so nice sitting inside enjoying the game in air conditioning on 4th of July. I wish I would have known that bags bigger than a certain size are going to have to be placed in lockers if they are not clear. I didn't have a problem with it until I saw others bringing in bags inside the park bigger than mine and were not clear. You have to pay to rent out a locker and it's not refunded at the end when you get your items back. The security did a poor job with it and it was not fair since I was not treated equally. How come the others had the advantage? We sat in the home plate box section since we got an excellent deal on tickets through Costco. Our four seats had a great view of the field and we enjoyed the game while munching on food. There was a hot dog, tacos, pizza, popcorn, soda, and a seltzer on the menu for us. The prices were a bit steep and it's typical for professional sports games to do that. The Miami Marlins almost shut out the Cardinals yesterday leaving the score at 2 to 15. It was a great game and we had fun the entire time we were there. Our kids were able to run on the field after the game was over. The line was long for it, but once it was moving, it happen so quickly and our kids had a ball doing that. It was an overall great afternoon out and will return there if I'm able to bring my purse in since it was way smaller than some backpacks that were brought in that were not clear.
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Erica R.

Yelp
I haven't heard great things about the Miami Marlins home stadium, now known as LoanDepot Park. I'm not sure if that's because their attendance isn't usually that great - and so the stadium feels lacking - or if it's just that when you stack LoanDepot Park against some of the other major league stadiums then it can feel a bit "meh". That said, I had a fine time watching the Padres @ Marlins game that I attended at LoanDepot Park... even though it was Education Day... with the roof closed... and all the little kids in attendance had been given those "thundersticks" (or whatever they're called) . You know the ones? Yeah, the ones that reverberate through THE ENTIRE STADIUM any time the kids got excited about something. Anyway, I attended the game with a friend who gave me a thorough tour of the different areas of the park, including The Clevelander Bar (pool and club) and the Bobblehead Museum display. I wouldn't necessarily say there's a ton to see in the stadium that gives it personality (and that huge homerun fountain was in storage, I believe), but it's a ballpark... and what's not to love about that? As far as concessions go, they had removed a couple a places I had heard about and wanted to try (removed during the offseason, unfortunately). I ended up finding a concession stand that sold Cuban sandwiches and plantain chips, which was fine. I'd love to try something else interesting at the stadium though if I ever went back. When it comes to seats, my friend and I were fortunate that a mutual friend - and season ticket holder - had given us his tickets for the game (since it was a day game and he was working). They happened to be just a couple rows behind the visitor dugout, which was fun. The security guard working behind home plate also grabbed a ball for me during the game (Manny Machado fly out) and handed it to me in my seat, which totally made my day. TL;DR I feel like I had a special experience because of who I went to the game with and friends who took care of a lot of the details (and wanted to make my experience special). I also probably left with only half my hearing intact, but hey... I still had half left. I wish the stadium had a bit more personality to help differentiate it and really celebrate Miami/the local culture (including with their concessions), but it's a nice stadium and I'd go back for another game or so.
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Vivian V.

Yelp
Local venue on the iconic Orange Bowl Came to watch the Marlins vs. Yankees game. Beautiful facility Ample concession options. Well organized the confirmation inside to the assigned seat on different sections. And super cool the form closes at the hotter days of the summer and made you forget about the heat advisory. Temperature comfortable Inside and Vice view everywhere to enjoy the game. Beware: of this checking rule: My bag is about 8 inches square and was noted as is too big to carry inside the venue (I had to fight to get in with my bag carrying barely my phone, wallet and glasses) Unaware and made unpleasant the start of the game. Other people allowed to carry regular size bags and big backpacks because brings a child to the game. Found this discriminatory for regular adults.
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Zara-Maria R.

Yelp
A decent sized ball park to come and watch the local MLB team. I like that this place is an enclosed ball park. Food options are pretty good. They have basic ball park food to sushi. The food is pretty pricey though. A bit more than other ball parks we've been to. Seats are pretty comfy. They keep the theatrics out of the sport and just play ball. The game moved through a lot quicker than most games.
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Luke L.

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LoanDepot Park is currently the home of the two-time World Series Champions Miami Marlins from Major League Baseball. I decided to book stadium tour tickets one month ahead of our trip to Miami since the website only allows visitors to book no earlier than one month ahead of scheduled tours. Scheduled tours are only available when Miami Marlins play away games. [Price]: $15 per adult + online fee. [Parking]: I parked my car at the First Base Garage (1502 NW 4th St, Miami, FL 33125) and I had to use PayByPhone App (Lot 43201) to pay. I paid approximately $20 from 10 AM to 12 PM on Monday. Another parking option is Home Plate Garage (1502 NW 7th St - Lot 43200). [Logistic]: To get to the New Era Team Store (check-in spot) from the First Base Garage, our party walked on NW 4th St (aka Bobby Maduro Drive) and entered via West Plaza Gate 8. Once our party stepped into the park, then we just circled around the park until we spotted the Team Store. Our tour scheduled to start at 10 AM and our party arrived at 10:05 AM. Everyone had to check-in and to sign park waivers before doing the stadium tour. Please download the MLB Ballpark app ahead of time to access the online tickets. Our tour officially started at 10:08 AM and ended at 11 AM. All tour guests will go through security screening upon entering the stadium. Please note that our party could feel the full force of summer humidity in Miami while we toured the park. [Tour]: Our group saw PNC Club (lounge experience), baseball field (near home plate), the visitors' clubhouse, media reception, the Bobblehead Museum, Marlins Museum, Legends Suites, etc. Our guide just recently started to lead the guided tour and apparently he was more of an Arizona Diamondbacks fan. It was a so-so stadium tour and this is not a must-do activity in Miami unless you are a hard core baseball fan. P.S. - Interestingly enough the stadium had plenty of indirect references on New York Yankees ... maybe it partly has to do with the fact that Derek Jeter became a minority owner of Marlins in 2017.
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Vicki M.

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Great experience visiting LoanDepot park to watch the Marlins take on the Cardinals. Parking in the centerfield garage was a breeze on a Thursday evening. You pay via the parking app, $20. There were so many food options to choose from, from burgers to pizza to Cuban to barbecue. You can also scan a QR code to order your food. We had a Pincho burger and a chicken cheesesteak, we thoroughly enjoyed both. Prices were reasonable for a stadium. The seats in the legends level were comfortable. As always during the summer in South Florida there was a chance of rain, so the roof was closed, the temperature in the stadium was comfortable. The employees we encountered were friendly and professional.
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Lisa A.

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We were gifted box seats for a Marlins game about a month ago. It was my first time coming to the stadium so arriving was impressive. It was easy to valet the car and we only had a short walk to the stadium. We found our box very easily and then decided to explore the restaurant options. Food prices here are pretty steep for the quality but that's to be expected for any type of concert or game these days. It wasn't anything to write home about but we were hungry and they had what we needed. The box itself was very comfortable and they provided a fridge that had some canned drinks in it. They had everything you needed for catering if you so desire. I think it would be an incredible place for a birthday party or celebration for a family. The stadium is absolutely gorgeous. From our view, we could perfectly see the Miami skyline all while enjoying the air-conditioned comfort of the new stadium. The lighting, the sound, the attention to detail were all on point. They really did a nice job designing everything. It made me want to go to more games. On top of all that, the Marlins won the night we were there. What a fun evening! Pro tip I learned: You can get great deals on seats the same day of the games. I happened to look to see what prices were before we left and they were selling some seats as low as two dollars. Get your family and get to a game!
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Takeya D.

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The food and drinks are good. The hospitality Is the best. I would recommend anyone to come catch a Marlins game and try the chicken tenders meal and the cheese hot dog!
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Mel E.

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Absolutely loved it! We had a great time and loved the auto nation experience! Marlins won and the food and entire experience was top notch. Once you sit in this area or the box, you never want another experience. Enjoy!
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Diana O.

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Such a nice game night! The staff are very friendly and helpful when asking for directions. I would refrain from getting the nachos, not good at all. We also made it down to the recess lounge and that was fun! We got to see a different view and enjoy some drinks!
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Irene E.

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It's my first indoor baseball game. We got tickets for the final of 2023 world baseball classic near midnight yesterday and rush down here today, to watch USA vs Japan. The stadium is pretty nice, new and no greasy smell, which is super great. The little graphs for the bathroom are rather artistic. The on site parking is $40 per car. There are many homeowners renting their spots out. One cross the street from stadium parking lot entrance rents his for $50. How does that work and if he'll get any takers, is beyond me. Again, LOVE the national anthem... go USA
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Andrea U.

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The ball park was almost empty but it was s nice afternoon watching the Marlins play against the San Diego Padres. Food drinks and the team store are incredibly expensive. But it's wonderful to be in the air conditioning without the sun or rain beating on us. Easy parking and lots of security were visible. It was an easy in and out of the parking lot and stadium. Just wish the Marlins played a better game and there was more to watch. Today they were beaten 10 to 1, it's a shame that they don't play a better more competitive games.
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Morgan C.

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Good fun great seats available for prices . Also , nice cool stadium modern great decor. More food venues and good stores. Great seats for price helps offset the food cost n drinks . A good day of fun!
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Tori H.

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Went for #Afronation AND LET ME TELL YOU, IT WAS TOO FREAKIN LIT. The park is huge, one day I walked about 19,000+ steps. The zig zag walk way up to the main stage ain't no joke! The restrooms were kept clean, the overall venue stayed clean. Great food options. The stage was huge, and the runway in the center was a nice touch it allowed the artist to walk down while preforming. The seats in the stand where actually comfortable and had cup holders! I thought that was a really nice touch! The flooring they put down was a bit slippery with the humid weather but it was cool. There were very large screens on each side of the stage, definitely great at night because they showed the artist making it easy to see! The sound system WAS BOMB! Definitely a dope place to host an event!
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Joelle M.

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If I'm rating the game 5 stars-sat behind home plate at $25 a ticket. Fees n such on MLB.com -come on. I would love it the league could not charge those fees, much better to pay at the game( anything to make $). I'm from out of town so driving through stadium city doesn't seem welcoming or safe, decided to park in covered parking. $20 My complaint is the nachos at the Naked Taco place, pictured nachos are not even close to what you get for $14- basket of cold chips, with a side of queso, guacamole and pico= not even enough for 1/3 of chips given and no meat or beans. I knew I should've got tacos, they were freshly being made as you ordered and looked mighty delicious.
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Marie M.

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What a great stadium we have for our beloved baseball team in South Florida, which by the way, won 3-0 last night against my childhood faves; the Cincinnati Reds (woohoo to the 1975 World Series Champs managed by Sparky Anderson: Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Tony Perez, Joe Morgan, Gary Nolan, Ken Griffey, Dave Concepcion, Cesar Geronimo, and others). Got a little nostalgic there! The covered parking is $15 through the PayByPhone app for the entire duration of the game till midnight. Don't rely on the number on the wall for your space though, take a photo of the alphanumeric in your section or else.... As far as the ballpark itself, it is a beautifully designed indoor stadium with a retractable roof that no one down here ever wants retracted, with state-of-the-art EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE! Even the Women's Restrooms have islands to wash your hands on either side of the facilities, with both high-speed airblade hand dryers and boxed disposable hand towels (ooh lala). Concessions are impressive with not just a wide variety of food, drinks, and ice cream; but they run it like a speed train. What about the seats? Yeah, the seats could be cushioned and reclinable but most of us are content simply with their convenient cup holders because after all, who stays in their seat with so much action on the field! When it comes to Security, my advice for the ladies is to carry your cellphone in your back pocket, your car key fob in your front one, and your bank card in the other (this is a cashless venue). Otherwise, you'll have to take a clear, see-through bag and stand in line to clear Security--which seems to be on high alert with good reason on a global scale these days. If you take the little ones, a clear bag (16x16x8 or smaller) is pretty much your only option--but a freezer bag will do the trick too! Just don't stop at the dollar store for boxed candy on the way (if you know what I mean?)!! The crew, both throughout the perimeter and indoors can be engaging. If you're polite and respectful, they are super helpful and ready to jump and assist at the first glance their way--even to snap a photo or two! Look, there's a lot more to be said but suffice to say that whenever we come, we feel safe, well fed, hydrated (lol), entertained, and all the more, happy and proud to walk away knowing that we are part of an all-around winning #Team!!
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Sue H.

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I am a fan on indoor or closed roof arenas because well, in Florida it is too hot to sit outside for a baseball game. Large and open. Great view. Clean. Friendly staff. Decent ticket prices. Not sure why people don't attend games but they are missing out.
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Ashley F.

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So, this park is actually pretty dope! The inside is massive and I'm a fan of the dome stadium. The 3 stars are solely based on the experience just trying to enter the building and the long long lines for every single food/drink vendor when we finally got in. I understand sports arenas have bag policies, no big deal. But when we arrived at the gate to show our tickets I was told my purse was too big, based off a measurement by a laminated piece of paper. My purse was smaller than the paper....the gentleman telling me this was clueless clearly. He said my purse couldn't come in because it was bigger than the white paper in the lamination. But my purse was smaller than the laminated measuring sheet. It just didn't make any sense!!! They were literally turning every single woman away. So since we don't live in Miami and can't go home and reset we were forced to pay $15 for my clutch essentially. It was just a mess getting in. I will probably never return to this stadium just because of the unnecessary stress and hassle of my wallet sized bag. Outrageous. Otherwise great stadium, fun time.
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Michael C.

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Came down from Charleston, SC to see the Marlins vs. Astros game. We are Astros fans and we're treated with great hospitality. There were honestly more Astros fans than Marlins fans there. The park is beautiful, parking is easy and cheap ($20.27 for the full game), and the ballpark has affordable food, good drinks, and a fun atmosphere. The Team Store was a bit lackluster but it's hard to get jerseys you want when 20,000 other people get there before you. Compared to other stadiums I've been to, LoanDepot was a lot easier to navigate. Ease of access is very important to use and for that, LoanDepot gets 5 stars. All-in-all, we had a great time at the stadium and have the utmost respect for the Marlins staff, fans, and team!
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Judy S.

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The stadium was beautiful and clean. It had a parking garage right in front of the stadium. It took credit cards only. I found everything very well organized. You can not bring medium size bags inside only cell phone-size bags. I wish I had known that. I came for the drone world racing championship Miami 3-0-FLY and it was cool. I saw the event advertised on tv and it sounded interesting to attend. I bought my tickets online. It was a $25 ticket for general admission. The VIP tickets were all sold out. I had a great view. the general admission ticket turn out to be a good choice after all. this was something new to me. They had different stations all around. I got to try these flight-simulating glasses that allowed me to view what the players viewed, so cool and futuristic. I enjoyed my time here. This was a good family event to attend. The children seem to love drone racing from what I saw. The atmosphere was a fun one. The guys racing after the races took pictures with fans. It was great.
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Gerald H.

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As much as I don't appreciate Miami with my experiences in it so far in my life, this was a bright spot out of nowhere. Located in Little Havana, we Ubered here and we're dropped off right outside. I was unaware that the stadium was a dome - and that it opens up so with showers in the forecast they had the roof on etc. Getting in was pretty painless, and they drew a decent crowd playing the Mets. What was really exceptional was the food. We tried the empanadas, sushi, and nachos. The empanadas were pretty poor - very pedestrian. But the sushi and nachos were surprisingly good. The nachos were great and the meat on them was some of the best flavor I had on the trip. Leaving the ballpark was simple as well and we grabbed an Uber and headed back to hotel for dinner preparations.

C F.

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We decided to go to the Marlins v Mariners game and the experience was top notch! The stadium is stunning. Parking was smooth. Check in equally effortless. We had lunch in the fancy schmancy restaurant. The food is delicious. It is buffet style and tasty as can be. We all went back for seconds and some of us thirds. Waiters are friendly and helpful. Our seats were comfortable and the Marlins won! Yay! It was a great day for a ball game! We also had peanuts and cracker jacks!
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Katherine D.

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Beautiful stadium with decent air conditioning, plenty of parking, and a variety of food options. Attended the Marlins/Mets game and had decent seats just behind 3rd base. I was surprised to see such a variety of foods ranging from classic hotdogs and chicken tenders to gourmet burgers and sushi! While I walked to the stadium, there seemed to be plenty of parking (costing around $20 for the whole game). Highly recommend if you're looking for something fun to do :)
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Dan C.

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Loandepot Park, home of the Miami Marlins, offers an exceptional experience for baseball fans. The stadium boasts great views from every seat, ensuring an enjoyable game day atmosphere. With numerous concession stands offering a wide variety of food options, including budget-friendly choices from Familia Faves like $3 hotdogs, $3 nachos, and $5 Budweisers, there's something to satisfy every craving without breaking the bank. Plus, you won't miss a moment of the action, as you can see the game even while waiting in line for food. Additionally, the abundance of bathrooms adds convenience to the overall experience. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply looking for a fun outing, Loandepot Park delivers on all fronts.
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Wendy A.

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I visited the loan Depot park during art Basel, and it was an unexpected great experience. First of all, and I am only guessing this, because it was art Basel, parking was free. It was packed with police, so my friend and I, two girls, felt safe. Everything was impeccable plus trash cans in every corner and places to sit down also. This is definitely great venue for event.
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Crystal F.

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Great park over all. It has many parking garages. The garage parking was $15 for home base garage. Be advised the same way you came might not be the same way you leave. The police do shut down the roads going in different directions. So when you leave your route could be blocked off. Eat before you come and just spend your money on drinks. Went to the Recess Lounge which was cool. Be careful where you sit in there. The tables are offered base on how you spend. To sit at certain tables you must spend a certain about. One set of tables was a $250 minimum and the other table was $150.00 minimum. The two mix drinks I had wasn't strong at all. They was good though. I would just go with shots, straight no chaser or beer next time. The mix drinks was $20 a drink and it had to be half a shot in it. They did have the musics popping in the Recess area. The food I would give 2 stars. We asked for the slider burgers to be well no pink. They was all pink and had to be sent back. Chuckie Cheese pizza was better than the $18 cheese. The wings was okay but not worth $18 for 5 wings. I give the nachos 4 stars it just needed more meat in it. The string fries with hot dog is fry string potato chips. Just order hot dog with regular fries. Order regular fries vs wedges you only get about 6 wedges. I will try the food outside the Recess area next time. Update I did go back. Around the park food options was better and more than the the recess lounge. I got fries, burger, hot dog and frozen grey goose frozen lemonade.
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Steve M.

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Even when they lose, it's a blast. $16 beers, $8 hotdog, $6 bag of nuts. Ain't America great?? But this is a great facility, meh team. Good parking lots.
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Luis S.

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I had a blast at the finals between Venezuela and Domenican republic. This is my favorite stadium so far in the US . Its clean and they offer a great selection of food vendors. My only issue is the parking situation. But overall great ambience and environment. They also offer great deals throughout the year, you must check them out. Also the music selection was great .
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Betsy S.

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We went here to see the Marlins (we live in SE fla) and my teen son's fav team is the Tampa Bay Rays! Go figure. So as a family we all went together. Women do not bring your purse- only a small clear bag. They will go through whatever items you have in the bag. We did park outside the station (which is the same price as underneath)- you need to use the pay app $15 for all night. I would've loved to take tri rail down here but it gets complicated. Bright Line does go there with a free shuttle but it does for us as we are in b/w West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale where the stations are). However, when we left it was pouring so that was a bit of an issue. My husband ended up getting a huge clean plastic bag that was tied to a cart and untying it so I could put it over my head and body. My kids just ran to the car!) Inside the stadium, it has a lot of food and drink choices- so we took a walk around to see how things had changed (we had been pre pandemic). There used to be a special area where you could get special foods that were more local. But they don't have that area any more. However, there is stock there hot dog, sushi, tacos and more. You can also get wine, beer, drinks all around. they have different food packages on different nights as well so be sure to check. I got a chardonnay at the brewery and sushi at another vendor. We also got a hot dog, burger and fries for the kids. The game was fun to watch under the retractable roof - though I always feel as if i'm watching it in my living room! And it does open, but no one in South Florida ever wants the roof open because it is so hot! For my son's sake, The Rays won 2-1 in the 10th. The last inning was the most exciting as the other innings really did not have much action going on. At some other point, we will return! Excited to go back!

Connor B.

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Absolute worst ballpark I've ever been to. I am not a negative person but couldn't think of one positive piece from this experience. The parking was terrible in the garage. None of the employees knew what they were doing as they all head their faces in their phones. The security and guest services upon entering were a joke. After passing through security, a guest service member directed us the complete opposite direction of where we needed to go for our seats and said it with a smile on her face. All snack and beverage stations were ran by touch screens and understaffed. Everyone's orders were lost and the workers all had minimal brain cells. It felt as if I were living in a terrible movie. Will never waste my time or money here again