A guide to the Southeast MLB stadiums — Truist Park in Atlanta and the two Florida ballparks in the Tampa Bay area and Miami. Where each team plays and how to plan your visit.
Truist Park sits just outside Atlanta, paired with the Battery, a year-round dining and entertainment district next to the ballpark. In Florida, the Rays play in the Tampa Bay area and the Marlins play at loanDepot park in Miami — roughly a four-and-a-half-hour drive apart across the state.
Florida's summer heat and afternoon storms are why its parks are covered — a dome in the Tampa Bay area and a retractable roof in Miami — keeping games comfortable through the season. Atlanta's Truist Park is open-air.
Florida hosts the Grapefruit League each spring, so the Southeast is a baseball-travel destination well before opening day. See our Spring Training guide for how the preseason works, and check each stadium guide before you visit.
Three: Truist Park in the Atlanta area, the Rays' domed ballpark in the Tampa Bay area, and loanDepot park in Miami.
Both. The Rays play in a domed ballpark in the Tampa Bay area, and the Marlins' loanDepot park in Miami has a retractable roof — protection from Florida's heat and afternoon storms.
Yes. Florida hosts the Grapefruit League each spring, making the Southeast a baseball-travel destination before the regular season begins. See our Spring Training guide.