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Where to watch the Rays

They have a temporary home this season!

The Tampa Bay Rays are here

Important update: Tropicana Field is currently closed to the public due to significant damage sustained from the recent hurricane. Repairs are underway, but no reopening date has been announced yet.

While Tropicana Field is undergoing repairs, the Tampa Bay Rays are currently playing their home games at George M. Steinbrenner Field until further notice. Stay tuned for updates on when they’ll return to Tropicana Field!

The guide below includes information about Tropicana Field Stadium and things to do for game day. While some details may not be up to date due to the closure, it will be a helpful resource if and when the stadium reopens. Stay tuned for updates!

Things to know before you go

  • Best seats

    Purchase tickets for the Party Deck in the 300 level. These are the cheapest seats, have craft beer nearby, and are the only bleacher seats in the entire park!

  • Cash free

    The Trop does not accept cash, so make sure you bring a debit or credit card.


  • Deals

    Every Sunday at the Trop is Family Fun Day! Enjoy promotions and games before the MLB game. PS: Kids under 14 can run the bases.


  • Rays tank

    Check out the 10,000 gallon touch tank full of cow-nose sting rays! It's free to touch the rays.


  • Gluten-free bites

    Ballpark & Rec and all the concession stands in the First & Third Base Food Halls offer Udi’s GF hamburgers, hotdog rolls, and fries upon request!


  • BBQ

    Find BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos at Southern Fried (Field Level in Center Field between sections 149 and150), Budweiser Smoke & Pour ( 3B Food Hall) and Sizzle (1B Food Hall).

The story behind Tampa Bay Rays

The Tampa Bay Rays have a remarkable story of resilience and success. Founded in 1998 as the Devil Rays, the team struggled in its early years but rebranded in 2008, dropping “Devil” from their name and ushering in a new era.

With a focus on smart management, strong player development, and innovative strategies, the Rays have become consistent contenders in Major League Baseball, reaching the World Series twice and winning multiple division titles. Their journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of a strategic overhaul.

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Parking for a Tampa Bay Rays game

Secure your spot in Lots 1, 2, 5, and 6 with prepaid parking available until 6 hours before the first pitch, based on availability! Hurry, prepaid parking for the rest of the regular season home games is running out fast.

Accessible parking sports can be found in lots 1 and 7!

Grab your gear and cheer

Ready to amp up your game-day vibes? Dive into the world of Rays merch and gear up for a season of pure excitement! From snazzy caps to comfy jerseys, socks, and accessories like sunglasses and hoodies, there’s no shortage of ways to show your team spirit. Go Rays!

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Things to do before a Rays game

Tailgating at Tropicana Field

Join fellow Rays fans in the Tropicana Field parking lots for a classic tailgating experience. Arrive early to grab a spot, fire up the grill, and enjoy some pre-game food, drinks, and music!

Explore Grand Central

Just a short walk from Tropicana Field, Grand Central is packed with eclectic shops, art galleries, pet-friendly bars, and unique boutiques. Stroll through this vibrant area to pick up some one-of-a-kind souvenirs or just soak in the local culture.

Visit the Dali Museum

If you have some extra time before the game, take a detour to the Salvador Dalí Museum. Located near the waterfront, this museum houses an impressive collection of surrealist artist’s work and offers a unique cultural experience.

Explore the St. Pete Pier

Stunning views, public art, dining, and more!

Things to do after a Rays game

Celebrate at Park & Rec DTSP

After catching a Tampa Bay Rays game, keep the fun rolling by heading over to Park & Rec DTSP. Located just a short drive or walk from Tropicana Field, this lively spot is the perfect place to unwind and continue the excitement.

100 4th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701

Relax at Vinoy Park

For a quieter post-game activity, visit Vinoy Park. This waterfront park offers beautiful views of the bay and is a great spot to relax with a picnic or take a peaceful walk along the water.

Don't miss the Tampa Bay Rays

While Tropicana Field is currently closed due to significant hurricane damage, we hope this guide provides valuable insights into the stadium’s offerings. From meeting Raymond, the spirited mascot, to experiencing the interactive Rays Touch Tank, and savoring diverse culinary delights, there’s much to look forward to once the stadium reopens. We encourage fans to stay updated on repair progress and anticipate the day when the vibrant atmosphere of game day at Tropicana Field returns.

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