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Where They Play
Marlins Ballpark
SIT CLOSER THAN EVER
Rarely have the words ballpark and intimacy blended so well together. Seats in the New Marlins Ballpark are among the closest to the playing field in all of baseball. Every seat has been placed with only one thing in mind - to provide you with the ultimate fan experience. You will always be comfortable, cool and close to all the action and excitement.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN
The state-of-the-art retractable roof will ensure that Marlins fans never again have to worry about the unpredictable Miami weather. Our roof and air conditioning will provide a cool, comfortable environment every day. At the ballpark, it will always be 75 and sunny! No more sweating! No more rain delays!
ESPECIALLY FOR BASEBALL
Designed as a baseball-only ballpark, our intimate new 37,000 seat home will have the best sightlines.
CONCOURSE OF ACTION
The ballpark will feature an open 360-degree Promenade Level, giving fans a live view of the playing field no matter where they are. The Taste of Miami concession stands will provide diverse and tasty culinary delights, and will be located in left field next to our signature bar looking out at Miami's skyline.
EASY ACCESSIBILITY
The New Marlins Ballpark will contain accessible seating locations and aisle-transfer seats offering a full compliment of prices, locations and amenities.
EXCLUSIVE RESERVED PARKING
Parking will surround the ballpark and accommodate 5,700 cars. A majority of season ticket packages come with a reserved parking space right next door to the ballpark.
MAKE A SPLASH
Literally. Groups of Marlins fans hoping to enjoy a summer day in a swimsuit can reserve La Playa, a private seating and lounge area that includes access to a pool behind the left field wall. Watch the game from the pool, the bar, or your seats at field level-and get a great view of every play.
STATE OF THE ART
Your new ballpark is designed to be perfect for baseball, while at the same time pleasing all of your senses. An 'urban gallery,' the New Marlins Ballpark includes a operable wall in left field providing fans with spectacular views of downtown Miami. The ballpark will also feature world-class art throughout.
Joe Robbie Stadium
The Miami Dolphins played their first game at Joe Robbie Stadium on August 16, 1987. Joe Robbie Stadium was a major upgrade from the Orange Bowl. The state of the art facility has 75,000 orange and teal seats that enclose the field. With its many circular ramps and escalators accessibility to any seats is easy. Two video boards are located above the rim of the upper deck of each end zone. In 1990, in an effort to bring MLB baseball to Florida, Wayne Huizenga purchased 50% of Joe Robbie Stadium, the site that baseball could be played. In 1991, MLB awarded the area a team, the Florida Marlins, to begin playing in 1993. Joe Robbie Stadium now would become a multipurpose facility. When the stadium was built for the Dolphins, Joe Robbie insisted on a rectangular grandstand layout that was wider than needed for football, believing that baseball would possibly come to Miami. The seats in the lower level on the north side of the stadium had to become retractable so the field could be configured for baseball. The first Florida Marlins game played at the stadium was on April 5, 1993. In 1996, Joe Robbie Stadium was renamed Pro Player Stadium, after the company bought the naming rights to the stadium. In January 2005, owner of the Dolphins, Wayne Huizenga announced that Pro Player Stadium would be renamed Dolphins Stadium. Furthermore it was announced that the stadium would be renovated and enlarged. To be completed in three phases over several years the project is expected to cost $300 million. The project includes remodeling of the Club Level and luxury suites, new scoreboards, additional parking, and eventually a dome or retractable roof. Dolphins Stadium has been the host to three Super Bowls and the 1997 and 2003 World Series.
Office Depot Center
The Office Depot Center (also known as the Broward County Civic Arena and the National Car Rental Arena) is an indoor arena located in Sunrise, Florida, a suburb of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The arena is home to the Florida Panthers of the NHL. The arena was completed in 1998 at a cost of $212 million, almost entirely publicly financed. The building seats 19,452 for ice hockey. It has 70 suites and 2,300 club seats
American Airlines Arena
The American Airlines Arena is an arena located in downtown Miami, Florida along Biscayne Bay and is used for basketball games and concerts. It was constructed as a replacement for the Miami Arena.
The American Airlines Arena is home to the Miami Heat of the NBA.
The WNBA team Miami Sol played at the stadium from the team's birth in 2000 to the team's death in 2002.
In November 1998, construction of the new arena was delayed following a fire in the upper section of the facility. On December 31, 1999, the American Airlines Arena opened. The first event was a Gloria Estefan.
The Miami Sol, a WNBA women's basketball team, began play at the American Airlines Arena in 2000, but the team was folded by the WNBA following the 2002 season.
The American Airlines Arena is not to be confused with American Airlines Center, which is located in Dallas, Texas. |
