loanDepot park Seating Guide
Miami Marlins · Miami, FL
- Cheapest section
- $7+
- Sections
- 8
- Capacity
- 36,742
Know Before You Go
Essential details checked against official venue information.
- Accessible entry
Wheelchair transportation between a loanDepot park entrance and a guest's seating section is available on request.
Applies to: Miami Marlins games
- Text 305-480-4999 with the guest's location and entrance or section, or ask an usher or Guest Services Team Member at an entrance or Guest Services Center.
- The general event drop-off area is on Orange Bowl Way between Bobby Maduro Drive and Felo Ramirez Drive; paratransit uses the east side of NW 16th Avenue on Felo Ramirez Drive.
- Accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible and semi-ambulatory seats with operable armrests are available in sections on every loanDepot park level, with one companion or escort permitted in designated seating areas.
Applies to: Miami Marlins games
- A ticketed guest whose seat does not accommodate a disability may qualify for relocation through a Guest Experience Supervisor.
- Sensory services
A KultureCity-partnered sensory room is on the Legends Level fifth floor for neurodivergent guests who need a break from the game-day atmosphere.
Applies to: Miami Marlins games
- Request room access at any Guest Experience booth or from the suite concierge outside the room; sensory bags with fidgets, needs cards, mood cards, and noise-cancelling headphones are available from Guest Experience.
loanDepot park runs a Field Level, Promenade, Mezzanine and the Legends Level on the fifth floor, all under a retractable roof that makes it the only air-conditioned way to watch baseball in Miami. Its most distinctive seat is the Bullpen Zone in right field, inches from play and looking into the VISITORS bullpen. The Dugout Clubs run along the first and third base lines at field level with a private entrance and in-seat service, and the Biscayne Bay Brew Hall sits in the atrium by sections 15-16 with a video wall and a performance space.
Tips & Fan Reports
The Bullpen Zone in right field looks into the VISITORS bullpen, so you watch the opposing relievers warm up from a few feet away.
The roof closes and the ballpark is air-conditioned, which makes even the cheapest upper-deck seat the only cool way to watch baseball in Miami.
The Biscayne Bay Brew Hall is in the atrium by sections 15-16 — a bar with a video wall rather than a seat with a view.
The Kids Zone is Section 228 on the Legends Level, the fifth floor.
Where to Sit
Every tier in the building, what it costs, and what you give up to sit there.
Legends Suite / All-Inclusive
$130 - $400Most expensive tier
The Hall of Fame Club behind home plate on the Legends Level, in a suite setting.
Pros
- A first-class suite experience directly behind the plate
- All-inclusive
Cons
- Legends Level is the fifth floor, so the field is well below
Dugout Clubs (Field Level)
$110 - $320Field level along the first and third base lines, level with the players.
Pros
- Cushioned seating with in-seat wait service
- A private entrance rather than the general gates
- The closest ordinary seats to the field
Cons
- Field level, so the far side of the infield is hard to read
Bullpen Zone (Right Field)
$45 - $130Right field, inches from the field, with a view into the visitors bullpen.
Pros
- You watch the opposing relievers warm up from a few feet away
- Inches from play at a fraction of infield pricing
- A genuinely different vantage point rather than a cheaper version of one
Cons
- Right field, so home plate is distant and at an angle
- The bullpen occupies part of the near view
Biscayne Bay Brew Hall (Promenade)
$35 - $95The atrium near sections 15-16 on the Promenade level, with a bar, communal tables and a large video wall.
Pros
- Communal tables, a performance space and a large video wall
- A social room rather than a row of seats
Cons
- Not an assigned seat with a field view
- An atrium space, so the game is on the wall as much as in front of you
Lower Bowl (100-Level Infield)
$45 - $140Pros
- Closest ordinary seats to the play
- Straight onto the main concourse
Cons
- The sections nearest the plate sit behind netting
Lower Bowl (100-Level Outfield)
$25 - $85The lower bowl past the bases and into the outfield.
Pros
- Lower-level seats at mezzanine money
- Close to the Bullpen Zone and the outfield concourse
Cons
- Angled across the play rather than into it
- Home plate is a long way off from the corners
Mezzanine (200-Level)
$22 - $75The middle tier, raised over the lower bowl with the whole field in frame.
Pros
- The full-field view at a genuinely low price
- Air-conditioned like the rest of the park with the roof closed
Cons
- A deck removed from the field
Upper Deck (300-Level)
$7 - $30Cheapest tier
The top deck, high over the field and under the closed roof.
Pros
- Among the very cheapest tickets in Major League Baseball
- Air-conditioned — the only cheap seat in Miami that is
- The Legends Level above carries a Kids Zone at Section 228
Cons
- Steep, and a long way from the plate
- The furthest point from the field in the building
Miami Marlins Seat Comfort
Padded seat cushions and compact binoculars for the upper deck.
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- Seating
Marlins loanDepot park seating, general seating, Legends Level, seat map, concourse map and group areas pages on mlb.com/marlins
- Venue policies
loanDepot park policy, accessibility, mobile-ticket, and parking guidance reviewed for entry, family, payment, food, parking, and accessibility rules.
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