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Club Overview

The Miami Marlins are an MLB National League (East Division) team based in Miami, Florida. Their home, LoanDepot Park (retractable roof), sits on the former Orange Bowl site in Little Havana and holds 37,442 fans.

Seating Guide

The ballpark features a Bobblehead Museum displaying over 600 bobbleheads, with display shelves designed to gently shake.

Tickets

Official tickets can be purchased at mlb.com/marlins/tickets.

Food Guide

Around the ballpark you’ll find a variety of restaurants. Check the button below for a real, location-based list.

Cheer Culture

The Miami Blue, Caliente Red, Slate Gray, and Black colors adopted in the 2019 rebrand reflect South Florida’s Latin American and Caribbean culture, and the team actively encourages fans to bring instruments, bells, and flags from their home countries.

📍 Getting There

loanDepot Park · 501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL 33125

Tap the button below to see transit, walking, and driving directions from your current location to the stadium, via Google Maps.

💡 Insider Tips

🚌 Getting Around

Take Metrorail (Orange/Green Line) to Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre station, then transfer to shuttle route 55. Brightline’s “Home Runner” train is a selectable add-on when buying game tickets, connecting from MiamiCentral station via a dedicated Friday/Saturday/Sunday shuttle.

🎟️ Tickets

SeatGeek is the official resale marketplace. 2025 season average attendance was among the lowest in MLB, so sellouts are essentially nonexistent.

🗺️ City Pass Bundling

The stadium is in Little Havana, so it’s commonly paired with trips to Wynwood, South Beach, or downtown. The official stadium tour (adults $20) offers a Spanish-language option on request.

💡 Insider Tips

Bags must be clear plastic/PVC and under 16x16x8 inches — opaque backpacks and rolling bags aren’t allowed. Little Havana specialties like the Cubano Gigante (a 3-foot Cuban sandwich) and Pan con Lechon are popular.