Heading to Miami for the weekend series...

[TURBO]

Anyone been to that stadium before?

Pointers, tips, etc?

Also heading to a Rays/Reads game on Tuesday, so if anyone has been there and has tips, etc, that would be great!

[SomewhereInTime]

It would be nice if we had a ballparks section on this forum with a thread for each ballpark with advice and info for fans making the trip.  There's a number of us here who go to road series and plan trips every year and plenty of locals across the country whose home ballpark is somewhere other than Milwaukee.

[kestrel79]

Never been there but give us a report! I always love going to other ballparks and seeing the Brewers. Marlins always play us tough and are sneaky good this year.

[owbc]

On 4/16/2026 at 8:20 AM, TURBO said:

Anyone been to that stadium before?

Pointers, tips, etc?

Also heading to a Rays/Reads game on Tuesday, so if anyone has been there and has tips, etc, that would be great!

I've been a few times but not since the early 2010s.

Traffic to get there is a nightmare.

Buy parking in their garage. 

The area immediately around the stadium has literally nothing. 

There is a lot of good Cuban food 5-10 min away on SW 8th St. ("Calle Ocho"). Versailles is the place that the tourists go to. 

There will be next to nobody at the actual game. More Brewers fans than Marlins fans most likely. 

Inside the stadium itself is actually decent. At least back in the day they had a lot of local food options. Nobody cared that we moved to good seats in the middle of the game. 

You of all people will of course want to check out the bobblehead museum. 

 

[Underachiever]

1 hour ago, owbc said:

 Versailles is the place that the tourists go to. 

 

If someone recommends Versailles, tell them you need better. Way overrated, in my opinion.

[AJOHNSON104]

I was there about 3 years ago. Wasn't a Brewer game, so I just bought a cheap ticket and moved around to various sections. The ushers didn't bother me except when I sat right behind the dugout. The local food vendors were pretty good and I recall that the prices weren't bad. They had a large bobble head display - if you're into those.  Overall nothing remarkable, but it was adequate.  

[zurch1818]

I went to a game at Joe Robbie or Pro Player or Dolphins Stadium in 2004 when I was 17...so I am no help.

I did find this guide on Diamond Centric. Looks pretty useful. Brock's team did a good job on the Brewers one, so I have to imagine this one is on par with that.

 

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