Tickets

Field Level Infield are some of the most expensive seats at Marlins Park, but include some of the best amenities. Sections FL1-FL3 and FL9-FL11 belong to the Dugout Club which is an all-inclusive seating area with complimentary food and beverage service (including beer, wine, and a wide menu of food options). Behind home plate are the Diamond Club sections (FL4-FL8) which also come with all-inclusive food and beverage service, and also grant ticket holders access to the exclusive Diamond Club lounge. These are undoubtedly the best views combined with the best amenities, and as a result the ticket prices are some of the highest to be found at Marlins Park.

The Promenade Level Infield 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 Marlins dugout, and the same can be said for sections 8-10 behind the visitors dugout. Seats on the first base side will see good shade during the day even with the retractable roof open.

Promenade Level Down the Line seating offers good views from the lowest tier of the stadium, and will be a cheaper alternative to the promenade infield 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 field.

Legends Level seating is a great choice for fans that prefer a more upscale, convenient experience at the ballpark. All sections on this second tier are considered club seats and give ticket holders access to the climate controlled upscale Legends Level concourses which feature premium food and beverage options. The smaller sections will make for less foot traffic and quicker easier trips to the restrooms and concessions, while providing some of the best shade in the stadium.

Similar to the Legends Level Infield, these Down the Line seats offer the same club experience but from a further vantage point between the corner bases and the foul poles. But with that further view comes a cheaper price, and make these seats a very good option. All sections on this second tier are considered club seats and give ticket holders access to the climate controlled upscale Legends Level concourses which feature premium food and beverage options. The smaller sections will make for less foot traffic and quicker easier trips to the restrooms and concessions, while providing some of the best shade in the stadium.

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 Marlins Park. Sections directly behind home plate (311-318) do not extend as far down as some of the sections located in line with the dugouts, so we recommend looking for seating in the front rows of sections 308 and 309 to stay closer to the field, on the shady side of the stadium, and in one of the best areas for concessions on the Vista Level.

The experience in the Vista Level Down the Line 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 than the Vista Level Infield seating sections. Section 303 is the best option on the right field side as it will be close to good concessions 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.

Bullpen outfield seating is your best chance at catching a home run ball at Marlins Park, and provide the closest seating options the 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. Fans looking to stay out of the sun are advised to avoid the left seating options.

The Home Run Porch is located on a second tier of seating behind the right field bullpen outfield seats. While name is intriguing and makes you think you might come home with a souvenir, the Bullpen Outfield seats below will see more home run balls. The seats will have decent shade during the day games are are one of the more affordable tickets at Marlins Park.

Private suites located behind Home Plate featuring contemporary furniture, upscale food and beverage, and personal concierge.

Private suites located behind Home Plate featuring contemporary furniture, upscale food and beverage, and personal concierge.

The Clevelander is a unique lounge style seating area located in left center field that is well suited to those who want to party at Marlins park. With a pool, DJ, dancers, and a contemporary grill, you feel like you're at a club and not at a ballgame. This seating option is best suited for adults and not recommended for families with young children.