Dugout Club - Dugout Club seats are located just beyond the first and third base dugouts at field level. When looking at the loanDepot park seating chart, sections ...
Humana Cabana - The Humana Cabana seats are as close as seats get to third base at loanDepot park. These exclusive seats are extra padded and provide a comfortable se...
Legends Platinum - Legends Platinum seats are located along the infield on the 200 level at loanDepot park. Sitting here provides great views combined with some comfort ...
PNC Club - Widely considered the best seats for a Marlins game, the PNC Club seats offer unforgettable views of the field and outstanding service and amenities. ...
Miami Marlins Ticket Information
The 2024 Miami Marlins ticket guide includes the season schedule, ticket price information, and the best options for buying tickets.
Marlins Dugout & Visitor Dugout
The Marlins dugout is located on the third base side of the field, just below sections 19-21.
Sections located directly behind home plate are known as Field Level seats. Just to the right of these seats is the visitor dugout.
Looking into an unoccupied visitor dugout. Sections 8-10 are above the dugout, and should not be confused with Field Level sections 8-10 which are more expensive and come with premium amenities - but are on the Marlins side of the field.
Looking down towards the third base side of field where the Marlins dugout is located.
The Marlins dugout is located on the third base side of the field.
The visitor dugout at loanDepot Park is located on the first base side of the field near sections 8-10.
Home Run Porch Seating - The Home Run Porch is located on a second tier of seating behind the right field bullpen outfield seats. While the name is intriguing and makes you t...
Recess Sports Lounge Seating - The Recess Sports Lounge is a unique premium experience located at field level behind the left field wall. Formerly known as The Clevelander, this loc...
The Social Seating - The Social at loanDepot Park is a new-age seating option. Tickets here are also called the Party Pass and will not come with reserved seats. Instead, ...
Vista Level Seating - Vista level seating is located on the highest tier of the stadium and features some of the most affordable seating in the inner bowl of loanDepot park...
Shaded & Covered Seating
The First Base Side is the Shady Side at Marlins Park
With the roof open, some seats at Marlins Park are much better than others for protecting yourself from the sun. The first base side is well covered by part of the roof, especially in the upper deck. On the 200 level, seats further down the lines are covered by the 300 level overhang. Avoid LF seats and sections 26-28 down the third base line if you are sensitive to the sun.
Obstructed Seating
Avoid Section(s) 1, 2, 3, 4, 201, 202, 203, 204, 302, 303, 304, 305, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140 and 141 for Football -
For football games at Marlins Park, right field sections can not see the entire field. Obstructed sections include Field sections 1-4, outfield sections 134-141 and sections 201-204 and 302-305.
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In general, the Legends Level provides good height for watching football at Marlins Park. Sections 221-223 above the North Endzone offer good views of the entire field from a comfortable setting.
Legends Level Sideline (Football) Seating
The best seats for football at Marlins Park are located in the 200 level sections on the West sideline. These seats provide enough elevation to see the whole field clearly and the angle towards home plate is not as severe as lower level seats (thus the angle towards midfield is OK). The smaller section size also makes it easier to get in and out.
Lower Corner (Football) Seating
Perhaps the most under-rated seats at Marlins Park for football are in the lower level corner sections. Sections 13-18 behind home plate and 25-28 down the left field line offer surprisingly good angles towards the 50 yard-line. These quality angles result in more comfortable seating and less head-turning. As with other lower level sections, choose seats in Rows 15 and higher for the best views of football at Marlins Park.
Lower Endzone (Football) Seating
The lower endzone seats on the South side of the field are marked as possible obstructed seating. Sections 19-24 on the North side are better situated for the long football field and offer video-game-like views of the action. In addition, the seats are all angled fairly well towards the 50 yardline - a rare feature when football field are set up in baseball stadiums.
Lower Sideline (Football) Seating
Sideline seats on the lower level are located in left field in Sections 29-32 and on the infield in Sections 5-12. Infield sections will provide far superior sitelines because of their proximity to the field. While the lettered rows in these sections are among the best seats for baseball, they don't provide enough elevation to see the football field clearly. Rows 15 and higher offer much more desirable views of the field.
Vista Level Sideline (Football) Seating
Some of the best seats for football at Marlins Park are located in the front rows of 307 and 308. The lower part of the Vista Level is at a good height and these seats are closer to the field than one would think. Other sections along the sideline are a bit more hit and miss due to their baseball sightlines, which aim to provide better views of home plate than the 50 yardline.
Bullpen Outfield (Baseball) Seating
Bullpen outfield seating is your best chance at catching a home run ball at loanDepot park, and provide the closest seating options to the bullpens. Sections 29-31 will be located directly behind the Marlins bullpen in left field, while sections 38-39 are just behind the visiting bullpen in left field.
Fans on the right field side will have a near impossible task of seeing the large video board located behind, while fans in section 32 on the left field side will have a great view of the activity down in the Clevelander area. Those looking to stay out of the sun are advised to avoid the left seating options.
Legends Level Down the Line (Baseball) Seating
Located just past first and third base on the second tier Legends Level, these down the line seating options offer great viewing height and smaller seating sections (no more than 13 rows in each). While you can find better views and amenities in the Legends Platinum sections, seats here still provide a very comfortable feel and are generally more affordable.
If you are a big fan of watching the scoreboard, you will want to opt for the sections down the left field line, as the options down the first base side will have a more difficult view angle to the board above right center. However, if a smaller atmosphere with easier access to and from the seats is what you're after, stick with the sections down the right field line (Sections 202-204 feature just 8 rows of seating in each).
Promenade Level Down the Line (Baseball) Seating
Sections down the line on the Promenade Level will offer good views from the lowest tier of the stadium, and will be a cheaper alternative to the Promenade Infield sections. Seats here are also known as the Baseline Reserved sections.
Located in prime foul ball territory, these begin to angle towards the pitchers mound as you get closer to the foul poles making for less head turning during the game.
Seats on the right field side will have good protection from the sun, but will have a more cumbersome time trying to view the large video board located in right center field.
Promenade Level Infield (Baseball) Seating
The Promenade Level Infield seats keep you close to the action and are still expensive, but certainly more affordable that the premium sections that line the backstop and infield walls.
The Clubhouse Box seats in sections 19-21 will get you just behind the Marlin's dugout, and the same can be said for sections 8-10 behind the visitors dugout. Seats behind home plate are also referred to as the Home Plate Box, while further down the base lines is where you will find the Base Reserved seats.
Seats on the first base side will see good shade during the day even with the retractable roof open.
Vista Level Down the Line (Baseball) Seating
The experience down the base lines on the Vista Level will be similar to that in the Vista Level Infield. Fans will find themselves on the highest tier with some of the furthest views, but will be paying less in ticket prices.
Section 303 is the best option on the right field side as it will be close to good concession options and the bar located in outside section 302. On the third base side we recommend section 324 for its great views on the video board in right field.
Best Seats for Great Views of the Field
Fans can find great spots for watching a ballgame on any of the three main seating tiers at Marlins, but you will find the very best in the lower level near the corner bases. Seats in rows 1-10 of sections 7-9 and 21-23 provide excellent viewing angles from close to the field, and also give you a clear look at the infield. The lettered rows here get you closer to the field, but the lower numbered rows are located just behind with better
elevation, and often are more affordable.
Staying on the lower seating tier, you can also find excellent views when sitting behind home plate in the upper half of sections 12 through 17 (rows 10-24). You'll have scout style views, getting to watch pitches break across the plate and big hits which look like they're exploding off the bat. Being higher in these sections not only provides ample viewing height, but also helps to minimize the distraction of being behind the netting (sit too close, and you'll notice it much more). Just be sure to avoid the very top rows as the overhanging deck above can create a bit of tunnel vision.
If you prefer a bit more seating height above field level, Legends Level sections 209-210 and 220-221 are the place to be. The second seating tier of the ballpark has idyllic seating height great for seeing all areas of the field, and these seats near the dugouts keep you pointed right at the heart of the infield for an almost perfect natural sight line to the action. We recommend avoiding the front row as the safety railing in front may require shorter fans to lean forward to minimize any viewing restriction. Smaller sections here (just 8 rows in each) also helps minimize time away from the game for trips to and from the restrooms and concessions.
Should the lower tiers be a bit pricey for your budget, the upper deck (also known as the Vista Level) has some options worth considering in sections 320-322. Viewing angles here keep you facing toward the middle of the infield, helping dial you in to all the excitement. But should you miss a highlight, you'll have an excellent angle for catching the replay on the videoboard above right center field. Seating here is divided into a lower and upper portion by an aisle between the lettered rows (closer to the field) and numbered rows. The spots to be are in rows C through J, which will put you in the lower portion but safely back from the railing at the front of the tier which can be a viewing limitation for some.
While not the best place to be for the most avid of baseball fans, you can actually find good views of the game when sitting beyond the outfield wall in the front rows of section 40. Stick to rows A-G in this right field location and you'll have a good angle into the infield as well as the Marlins dugout along the third base line. A chain link fence near the right field corner helps you keep track of balls hit deep to the near corner, and there are only a small fraction of areas where you'll potentially lose sight of the ball up against the outfield wall.
Strong value option for watching the action on the field
Seats face right at the pitchers mound providing good sight lines to the infield
You can still see most of the outfield from these seats
Recommended Seats for Impressing a Guest
Seats closest to the field near the dugouts are part of the Diamond Club, Dugout Club or the Promenade Infield. Club seats, which are right up against the field, come with special amenities.
Fans who have Dugout Club seats will have exclusive access to the club area located beneath the seats.
Close to a lot of concessions on the upper level, makes trips to the concourse shorter
Close to the Bobblehead museum on the lower level, a must see for young Marlins fans
On the first base side of the stadium, which is the shady side
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Kids and Family.
Recommended Seats for Partying and Socializing
Looking towards left field at loanDepot park at what was once the the Clevelander and is now the location of the Left Field Social.
One of the better options for enjoying a beer and a Marlins game is standing at one of the rails in left field. These are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and offer plenty of room drinks, food and cell phones.
With a lack of options available, the Bowtie Bar is a popular hangout before a Marlins game. The bar is located in left field and sometimes runs 2 for 1 specials when the ballpark opens.
Close to a lot of alcohol concessions on both the upper level and lower level directly below
Close to a bar in the stadium to get a variety of types of alcohol
Ticket prices in the lower tier on the upper level
To search tickets in these seats, select an event and apply the filter labeled Partying and Socializing.
Seating Tips & Advice
"There truly is not a bad seat in the house." - I was finally able to see a game at the new stadium. There truly is not a bad seat in the house. The small size of the park make even this remote section included. We were able to get a ball from a player during BP. SMALL PARK IS THE WAY TO GO.
loanDepot park Seating Reviews
"A Lot Going on in These Seats" - ★★★★ - First off, 24 seats in a row in a lower level section on the infield is unacceptable. These seats we...
"Incredible view of the field" - ★★★★★ - I could see all of the field very easily, and getting to the concession stand was not difficult what...
Section 5, Row 14 / Baseball Review
"Incredible view of the field" - ★★★★★ - I could see all of the field very easily, and getting to the concession stand was not difficult what...
Section 5, Row 14 / Baseball Review
"View is very good!" - ★★★★★ - I loved the view from this seat! Very good visibility of the entire field and not too many stairs to...
Section 7, Row 12 / Baseball Review
"Excellent seats!" - ★★★★★ - Super comfortable, padded seats on the visitor side between home and first base. Glass railing doesn...
Section 209, Row 1 / Baseball Review
"Nearly the best seats for this field" - ★★★★★ - The batter and pitcher is awesome to see from here. You can see all of the field very well and the i...
Section 11, Row 15 / Baseball Review
"Great view of infield!" - ★★★★★ - The view is phenomenal when looking at the infield. You can easily see every action a player makes f...
Section 9, Row 10 / Baseball Review
"In line with third base" - ★★★★ - Great infield spot. Right in line with third base. Nice height to see everything without being too f...
A packed house at loanDepot park for the National Anthem.
A look out toward left field during the National Anthem
Looking back towards home plate from the outfield. Field sections F4 and F8 are directly behind home plate between the dugouts.
The roof is open to the Miami sky at loanDepot Park when the weather is nice.
A look out over the outfield at loanDepot park with the Roof open.
One of the better options for enjoying a beer and a Marlins game is standing at one of the rails in left field. These are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and offer plenty of room drinks, food and cell phones.
Seats closest to the field near the dugouts are part of the Diamond Club, Dugout Club or the Promenade Infield. Club seats, which are right up against the field, come with special amenities.
A look at the cool bobblehead museum at loanDepot park.
Close up view of the bobblehead museum.
A view of downtown Miami from inside loanDepot park.
Founders and Legends Suites behind home plate at loanDepot Park.
A look into the Legends suites at loanDepot park.
A view of the videoboard in center field at loanDepot park.
With a lack of options available, the Bowtie Bar is a popular hangout before a Marlins game. The bar is located in left field and sometimes runs 2 for 1 specials when the ballpark opens.
The Marlins Park videoboard is located just to the right of center field. The best views of the videoboard are found in infield sections on the 3B (Marlins) side of the field.
Directly behind home plate are two levels of suites just above the lower level and the press box above the suites.
View from center field at loanDepot park.
Standing Room only section at Marlins Park
View of suites at Marlins Park
Down the third baseline at Marlins Park for baseball game
View of tunnels down the third baseline at Marlins Park
