Home Run Sculpture
Every Marlins home run activates the iconic center-field Home Run Sculpture (used from 2012–2020), one of baseball's most unique home run celebrations and still remembered by fans.
Retractable-roof Miami baseball stadium with modern design and tropical atmosphere.
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Every Marlins home run activates the iconic center-field Home Run Sculpture (used from 2012–2020), one of baseball's most unique home run celebrations and still remembered by fans.
Outfield pool and social deck areas create a unique game-day atmosphere unlike any other MLB stadium, with fans gathering throughout games.
Following Marlins home runs, Latin music fills loanDepot park, reflecting South Florida's strong Hispanic culture.
Between innings, dancers and Latin-inspired entertainment regularly energize the crowd.
loanDepot park’s role as a premier host for international baseball.
Live DJ booth driving music and crowd energy throughout the game.
International anthems, flag ceremonies, and global fan energy during WBC play.
Classic photo with Billy The Marlin — a Marlins fan rite of passage.
Arrive through Little Havana — Cuban culture, cafecitos, and Marlins baseball together.
Party deck atmosphere with pool and bar energy beyond the outfield.
Your first arrival through the plazas — palm trees, art, and Miami baseball.
Behind-the-scenes ballpark tour — dugout, clubhouses, and roof structure.
Explore Mr. October’s memorabilia collection at the ballpark.
See the retractable roof open (or close) before first pitch — a Miami bucket list moment.
Golden-hour sunset views through the outfield glass — a Miami-only ballpark moment.
Experience international baseball at one of the WBC’s premier venues.
One of the loudest international baseball atmospheres in the world.
Franchise’s first World Series title — the 1997 Florida Marlins championship era.
Memorabilia and highlights from memorable World Baseball Classic moments in Miami.
Permanent exhibits on Jackie Robinson and baseball’s breaking of the color barrier.
Memorial tributes honoring José Fernández and his impact on Marlins fans.
Built on the former Orange Bowl site — where Miami football history meets Marlins baseball.
Exhibits on Cabrera’s Marlins career before his Hall of Fame journey.
Live Latin music performances on select game nights and special events.
Live concerts on the field after select Marlins games.
International tournament atmosphere when global baseball comes to Miami.
Cuban music, food, and cultural celebration at the ballpark.
Latin culture and celebration night at loanDepot park.
Walk Calle Ocho for cafecito, culture, and pregame energy before first pitch.
NL East showdown when the Braves visit loanDepot park.
Division rivalry energy when the Mets visit Miami.
Climate-controlled baseball with the roof closed — no Miami rain delays.
Live postgame concert on the field after select Marlins games.
Sample Cuban sandwiches and Miami flavors along the concourse.
The stadium incorporates Miami-inspired colors and design influences.
The transparent outfield design creates a modern connection between the stadium and the city.
Plaza around the colorful home-run sculpture that once rose beyond the wall.
The stadium provides views of the city and surrounding Miami neighborhoods.
The air-conditioned retractable roof is one of MLB's most advanced stadium features, designed for Miami's climate.
Miami-themed fan area featuring entertainment and social spaces.
Behind-the-scenes tours featuring the field, roof, dugouts, and unique stadium features.
Exhibit on the original home-plate aquarium, a Marlins Park signature now part of ballpark history.
Cases of Marlins bobbleheads and giveaway figures from franchise history.
Cuban sandwiches, cafecito, and Miami-Cuban ballpark fare.
Left-field view bar with sightlines over the outfield.
Hall honoring Marlins championship teams and franchise standouts.
The ballpark’s commissioned Miami art — one of MLB’s most ambitious public collections.
Family-friendly area featuring games and interactive activities.
Walk celebrating Miami culture and Marlins history around the concourse.
Big orange letters spelling out Orange Bowl, artistic, as if they fell off the roof, outside the center field entrance.
Food hall celebrating Miami flavors, from Cuban to Caribbean to South Beach.
The oversized M standing in center field — a loanDepot park landmark beyond the wall.
The west-side gathering plaza outside loanDepot park.
Exhibits from the Marlins’ 1997 and 2003 World Series titles.
From spring training roots to the majors — South Florida’s baseball journey.
Honors Stanton’s Marlins home run records and MVP season.
Video and display highlights of the franchise’s most unforgettable plays and games.
Celebrates Marlins no-hitters and pitching milestones in franchise history.
Playoff runs, walk-offs, and October moments in Marlins history.
Honors local legends and players who shaped Miami baseball culture.
Nostalgic displays honoring the original Marlins Mermaids entertainment era.
Interactive play zones and activities for young Marlins fans.
Cultural performances and ceremonies on heritage celebration nights.
Bobblehead nights, jersey nights, and special promotional theme games.
Family-focused Sunday games with kid-friendly activities and promotions.
Premium sightlines directly behind home plate for the ultimate view.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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