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    Taylor H.

    Baseball under the stars is a delight! I went to the Rays vs Blue Jays game on September 17th. After a short weather delay, the game got started. While being outside, there were no issues with bugs or mosquitos. The field is fantastic! Seats feel so close and the energy is amazing. I always appreciate getting a Viva when I go to a Rays or Rowdies game. Baseball felt more immersive here compared to The Trop. I'm glad I was able to make it to a game prior to the Rays return to The Trop.

    Alan N.

    Came here in July for a Rays vs Orioles game. Pokémon go day. It was very very hot. The seats in the sun baked the plastic chairs. It was painfully hot. Sunscreen booths to cover up your skin. Ice cream helmets everywhere.

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    Diane W.

    As lifelong Mets fans, the only way to get my husband and I in here was for the Rays to be temporarily housed this season ( thank you, Yankees).... So what follows is a true and objective review *$30 parking ( plus $2.25 service fee) to be parked on the grass... are you kidding me? $$$$ *paranoid security-continuous pregame announcements and clear bag policy...still? *hot, hot, hot: usually minimal air flow unless out of standard seating-- and there is still limited air flow. **awesome staff: "fan hosts/ guest relations/ food services/ Bay Republic Team Store...all outstanding!!! Assuming they are dedicated employees from the Trop ** beautiful stadium ( I said it)--- with the allowance of Ray/ification through banners, murals, and personalization that the only evidence of the Yankees is the scoreboard name and iconic perimeter topping **great 1st and 3rd bullpen bars/ restaurants with good food choices and great staff **great design where team bullpens are very visible

    Marquese C.

    Came out to George M. Steinbrenner Field 2 to catch the Tampa Tarpons take on the Lakeland Flying Tigers, and honestly, it was the kind of day that reminds you why baseball is America's pastime. The weather was absolutely perfect -- warm with just the right breeze to keep you comfortable. We grabbed a couple bags of classic ballpark peanuts and sipped on lemon-lime Gatorade as we watched the game unfold. There's something about cracking open peanuts and soaking in the sounds of the ballpark that just hits different. The field itself is clean, well-kept, and offers a great up-close view of the action. You're not battling crowds here -- it's a laid-back, family-friendly vibe where you can really focus on the game. Players were giving it their all, and the crowd was into it without being overwhelming. If you're looking for a chill, affordable day at the ballpark in Tampa, Field 2 is a hidden gem. Solid baseball, good snacks, and that Florida sunshine -- what more could you ask for?

    Janet S.

    I got to the Tampa Bay Rays game against the Guardians late but I noticed that I didn't have to pay for parking. This is my first time going to this stadium but it was a nice small stadium and it was super easy to navigate. When I got there with my mom and twin sister the associates there told us exactly how to get to our seats and we even used the elevator to the second floor. There was not a lot of walking and that is a plus because my mom cannot walk long distance. I liked how this stadium named the tune they were playing. I really enjoyed myself in this game.

    Tom G.

    This is a great ball park where the Tampa Bay Rays are playing their 2025 season. I was invited to attend a game on a Thursday afternoon, so I have no idea of pricing, but we also enjoyed premier parking which was on a paved parking lot and close to the entrance. The stadium has a number of vendors for food and beverages as well as beverage salespeople walking around. There was never any wait. We sat behind home plate and had a great view of the game. Nice place!

    Sheila H.

    First walk in great open bar, great atmosphere, and company. All seats even upper section have cup holders, unlike tropicana where only premium seats have them. Great stadium and well designed. Also great drink options. Oversized white claws.

    Let's go TAMPA BAY RAYS
    Anh T.

    Let's go TAMPA BAY RAYS!!! Rain or shine! Great day for a baseball game! Love baseball!!!! Loving the outdoors!!!

    Dmitry D.

    This is written by my son sasha and not Dmitry dran this is his account but it's my review of this stadium. So, the stadium is fine but if you're sitting in right field first row, make sure that you DO NOT bring at sign there. If you drop it, it goes down a little hole between the fence and the seats and apparently nobody can get anything from down there. I just went to the game and the sign just feel on there and the look on my face when I found out that nobody can get the sign was crazy!!! I was so heated and upset that I couldn't get it back considering that I went to 15 different stadiums with it and it had a lot of signatures on it too!!! At least I got two balls to make up for it but still, if you sit there, make sure you hold on to your belongings because it's gone if it goes down there.

    Courtney C.

    The field isn't too bad. They actually have 2 fields . I've watched games for the Rays & games for the Tarpons. For the Rays, it's replacing Tropicana right now. No it isn't as big as the rays and it's definitely hot without the shade but it's baseball !

    Anrana S.

    Went to a Tampa Tarpons game, which is the Low A franchise for the Yankees. (Short season). They do not play in the stadium - they play in the outdoor practice field. General Admission. $6 per head. As a born and raised Boston girl, and die hard Sox fan, let's just say Yankees fans are A-holes, even in the minors.

    Left field seats section 218 - great view
    Angela C.

    Great Spring Training park but no bottles of water are allowed. We've been to 5 other ballparks in the last 8 days and all of them allowed one bottle of unopened water. You can take an empty bottle or reusable water container and fill it up inside the stadium. Security was 100% New York about it (rude!) Every other ballpark has had THE nicest people working. They did have craft beer on tap (Voodoo Ranger) so that was awesome!

    Glenn M.

    Enjoyed the Ballpark and the Ray's new temporary home. Clean and nice Ballpark with decent concessions . Parking in general parking by Bucs Stadium can take 30-45 minutes leaving so splurge and buy Reserved attached to the Ballpark and be out in under 5 minutes - well worth it.

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    Raymond James Stadium

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    West Tampa

    Today will be my first time visiting Raymond James Stadium (RJS) since the last NFL game in January…read more2026. So before I walk back through those gates, here's my review of the 2025-2026 NFL season at RJS. First, something to think about: I scrolled through the RJS reviews and couldn't find one -- not one -- response from the stadium to a reviewer. This is a massive venue hosting Buccaneers games, USF football, concerts and major events throughout the year. Yet, from what I could see, nobody is responding to the people actually attending these events. Makes you wonder: Do they even care what fans are saying? *PARKING* Every week it FEELS like they hired an entirely new parking staff. Only the lady that takes my payment - I recognize her and she is fun! Nobody seems to park people in the same place. Employees are yelling back and forth, pointing in different directions, and sometimes even shaking their heads like they're just as confused as everyone else. The parking fees are what they are. Some weeks you're paying around $50, and I've seen prices climb toward $75. Sometimes you're better off paying to park at somebody's house nearby and walking. Getting IN? Smooth. Of course it is -- they want your money and they'll find somewhere to park you! Getting OUT? GOOD LUCK! We've spent more than an hour sitting in the parking lot after games. Why? Because approximately 65,000 people are leaving at once, and pedestrians are allowed to walk everywhere. There doesn't seem to be an organized system of pedestrian lanes or traffic flow separating thousands of people walking from thousands of cars trying to leave. I have suggested they hire SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS. At times it looks like a scene from THE WALKING DEAD. People everywhere! It's chaotic, frustrating and, more importantly, it doesn't feel like the safest or most efficient way to move that many people out of one area. All the staff are gone! Fans have made suggestions. Hopefully one day RJS actually implements some of them. **STAFF There are simply too many different entities working these events. There are dozens of law-enforcement officers -- and YES, you definitely feel safe from that standpoint. But then you have RJS security, other security personnel, RJS event staff, NFL-related staff during football games, and what appears to be multiple temporary staffing companies. The problem? Too many people don't know the stadium OR the rules. Ask where something is and sometimes you might as well ask another fan. Here's my favorite: You walk toward the metal detectors and see instructions telling you to KEEP EVERYTHING IN YOUR HANDS as you walk through. Then there's another instruction nearby telling you to walk through while keeping items in your pockets. I CAN'T MAKE THIS UP. MY BIGGEST TIP: DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH! Memorize the stadium map. Seriously. Know your gate. Know your section. Know roughly where you're sitting. And knowing the surrounding Tampa streets doesn't hurt either. Watch what happens when you show some staff members your ticket. They're looking at the section and seat numbers trying to figure out where you're going right along with you! ANOTHER TIP: READ THE RULES BEFORE EVERY EVENT Different events can have different rules. For NFL games: YES -- neck fans are allowed today. Next week that could change. That has caused confusion before because different events can have different restrictions. And remember: NO SMOKING OR VAPING. NO CASH. NO BAGS unless they meet the permitted size/rules. And YES, IT'S HOT! You're in Tampa Bay. Bring a small towel to wipe the sweat. Bring a poncho because five minutes after sweating in the sunshine, Tampa may decide it's time for a thunderstorm. SO WHAT CAN YOU DO? Accept what you're getting into. A game-day experience can easily become 4-6 hours from arrival until you're finally heading home. Go to the bathroom before entering. Bring your towel. Bring your credit card. Charge your phone. Know where you're going. Get excited. Have fun! Let's go! And leave all the unnecessary crap in your car or at home. Most importantly: ENJOY THE MOMENT. You're there for football, family, friends and memories. I attend sporting events and I'll continue attending them. But I'll say this: I WILL NEVER -- EVER -- attend a concert at RJS, even with a free ticket. They have not changed the standard. If football traffic is this chaotic, I'm good! Raymond James Stadium is an iconic place and can be an incredible environment when it's packed. I just hope RJS eventually listens to the people who attend these events and makes some changes -- particularly with parking, traffic flow, consistency among staff and communication. Make the experience good enough that people don't just want to come for their team. Make them want to come back to Raymond James Stadium.

    The absolute worst concert experience I have ever been to…read more If I could give 0 stars for the treatment myself and my wife received tonight I would. We came to enjoy a night at the Chris Stapleton concert. A large group of people walked past us while we were sitting in our seats and spilled beer on me and then proceeded to try to fight me. I went to security and they proceeded to grab guest services , the SAFE team and the police. What was the outcome? The group that spilled beer and threatened us got to stay while they looked for different seats for myself and my wife. After leading us around for 20 minutes, they said sorry, we couldn't find anything. I then went to guest services to see if they could get us a refund or vouchers and their response was tough luck, we don't give a shit. We ended up leaving the show during the main act.

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    The Beach Tampa At The Amalie Arena

    (7 reviews)

    Downtown Tampa

    Totally worth it! I mean seriously it is free! Can't beat free fun! We did not have tickets. We…read morecame right before 7. They let us know to sit on the side while the 7pm people came. Once they did, she accumulated extra tickets for us to go in. Once inside the wait seemed forever. They would let a certain number of people in a group each time. We finally got in around 7:20pm! For sure jumping in is hard when you are bare footed. You can easily get stuck under. It's like drowning, but a bunch of balls instead of water! The most fun or most difficult is trying to get out! Phew! I felt so happy and free after playing around for a bit! What a great fun concept. Those were the days of Chuckie cheese ball pits! Here it is again!

    What an awesome event! And it was completely free! Huge thanks to the Vinik Foundation for bringing…read morethis amazing experience to Tampa! I didn't expect to have so much fun in a ball pit... nor did I expect it to be so physically challenging! The first time I fell, I needed help to get back up, and just walking through the balls was hard! The *shore* with lounge chairs & umbrellas was a nice way to catch my breath. Due to my kids' work & college schedules, Sunday was really the best day for us to go together. I ordered our free tickets online several weeks before the multi-week event began, and 5pm 8/21 was the only slot still available for a group of 6... That's how popular this event was, sight unseen! Once I realized The Beach Tampa would be closing at 6pm on Sundays, I was concerned our time would be limited. However, worrying was not necessary. At the entrance outside, we queued up to enter precisely at our ticketed time. Then inside, we waited again as staff monitored the number of people inside the actual *beach* area for safety and enjoyment, allowing people to enter as others left. The line moved quickly at this point, but we still weren't able to go in until after 5:30. Luckily, staff had already announced to everyone that even the very last person to enter would get a minimum of 45 minutes to enjoy The Beach. I really hope The Beach returns to Tampa!

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    USF Yuengling Center

    (51 reviews)

    USF

    This is a large complex on the USF campus used for basketball and special events, especially…read moretoday's Graduation for my grandson Conner! They did charge $15 for parking, even to the graduating students who drove themselves in today. Security lines are appreciated at such venues but some staff members need more training on how to handle the public. Inside facilities and snack stands to replenish what had to be thrown away at security point.

    This place is huge! It's located on the campus of the University of South Florida (in Tampa)…read moreFlorida. It is home to the college men's and women's basketball and volleyball teams. In addition, the Center is a multi-purpose facility that hosts over 300 events each year, including sporting events, concerts, family shows and more. We came here for a grandson's high school graduation. It was at 8:00 am, but cars lined up much earlier to get the graduates here in time and to get better seats. They were hosting several high school graduations in one day -- back to back. The acoustics were fine plus they have big screens in a couple locations to see the stage area. Seats were plastic in tiered rows. Not that comfortable, but okay. It's not very accessible nor handicapped friendly. If you have any problems walking, the aisles to the seats had lots of steps and were steep. I was surprised that they charged everyone $15 for self parking. No outside food and drink were allowed. And they make you go through metal detectors and search all bags. The concessions were over priced. And are cashless. Still it was nice to attended a happy celebration here. The school did a good job recognizing all the excelling students. And because the venue was so large, there were no restrictions on the number of family attendees.

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    Meacham Urban Farm

    (20 reviews)

    Meacham Urban Farm really is a special, hidden gem in downtown Tampa. For an area with very little…read moreaccess to supermarkets or fresh groceries nearby, Meacham serves as a healthy alternative for the community providing locally grown produce, meat, milk, bread, honey, and (my personal favorite) fruits and juices. If you're not a huge fan or soda but often crave something light and bubbly, I'd highly recommend the Big Crush ginger beer that they sell. It's super refreshing, comes in a handful of flavors, and tastes great in a mixed drink or cocktail. Be sure to block off a little extra time during your visit to tour the property where they have a small apiary, chickens, friendly farm cats, and different rotational crops like micro-greens, herbs, vegetables, and tropical fruits!

    This farm has been on my go to list for a while now and I finally made it!…read moreFrom what I understand, the warmer/summer months there isn't a lot of growing going on, so I'll have to return in the fall and winter to get a really good feel for this urban farm. I will say, it's definitely in an urban area, I like the use of the space and that it has it's own parking area! I looked at what was stocked in the cooler on a Friday afternoon, the day they stock their goods and only walked away with some purple potatoes. There was a lot of meat from a couple of suppliers and it was quite pricey...BUT I've been looking for a local meat supplier. I'll need to dig into details on who they are, where they come from and their practices... I believe there are some harvest gatherings/festivals/meals or something they do, at least once a year. A friend and I were going to go this past fall but for some reason we didn't. So we said this time around, if they do offer something in the fall, we definitely want to check it out! I will add this to my list of local farming spots to get fresh and locally grown produce and other stuff!

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