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    3.7 (181 reviews)

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    Thomas B.

    I love visiting new ballpark, arenas, and stadiums. I have had the opportunity to see baseball in the Metrodome, The Astrodome, Tropicana Field, and LoanDepot Park. Without a doubt the worst of these was LoanDepot Park. Sadly, the roof was closed and perhaps that made this place seem like a worse abomination than it may other wise be. This place opened in 2012. It was designed for baseball. It is to new to be such a toilet. The architects should have their licenses suspended, forced to write apology letters to every person that has been there to see a game, and be bared from building anything more than a simple bird feeder. Besides the layout for seating, the people that decided where scoreboard go should be punished or jailed. And the genius that thought putting the Marlins Hall of Fame and World Series trophies on a floor most fans wouldnt consider accessing is a massive failure I. customer engagement. The clowns that installed the speaker system should be forced to have to listen only using his sound system. Expensive seats that cant see all scoreboard and fans forced to hunt for in-game stats. seats that are found on the opposite side of the concourse, a huge wasted area in right field are just a few of the disasters that make this place a mess. Now, let's talk food. The WORST hotdog in the majors and I have had dogs in a stadium where the vendors were on strike. $17.50 for a hot dog that was long, skinny, cold, improperly cooked and what seemed to be a stale bun and a 17 ounce bottle of what is offensive. The "plastic" bucket for popcorn for the same price of a hit dog and water is also a joke. The Marlina cant draw fans because they aren't a good team. Even if they were a good team, the hell-scape that is this park and it's food is enough to keep people away.

    The best drink ever. Whiskey with apple juice and lime.
    Taylor N.

    I was invited here on a Wednesday evening to enjoy a baseball game. Had a great time. I hate that I cant remember the bartender's name but he made our drinks with so much love. We entered though the dugout entrance. They had complimentary popcorn in that area which was actually really good. We had great seats and the workers inside were friendly. The only thing is the parking attendants. When looking for the correct garage to park in, they would all give us different directions. None of then were rude or anything like that but just seemed unfamiliar with the parking areas. I'd definitely go back though.

    Mural in Club Level
    Stuart H.

    Baseball Park full of local culture, baseball fun, and modern amenities! We took the Behind the Scenes tour and let's just say... LoanDepot Park may have some epic things hidden in plain sight that you never even realized. From the 360 degree first level concourse with views of play the entire way around, a retractable roof and wall to allow climate control, bullpen club that allows you to be right with the home team, and a PNC club that is better than most luxury seats with a floor-to-ceiling view of the player batting cages.. this stadium is packed with cool stuff! A bobblehead museum in center field with magnetically disrupted shelf plating to allow all of the 700+ bobbleheads to bobble for your delight. Concessions with clever pun names and uniquely around the stadium without constant duplication like most stadiums. Donated artwork everywhere to create gorgeous views and local flair. West Plaza open to the public every day with art installations and public events and concerts. Even the East Plaza with an homage to the old Orange Bowl by placing the old stadium letters throughout the plaza based off a demolition simulation that showed where they would've landed in the implosion. Literally thoughtful details in every aspect. Such a cool, new park that locals should love!!

    Janet S.

    I really love going to the Marlins games because they always have different themes and deals. When there is a theme they usually offer a free marlins shirt when you purchase the ticket. They have a lot of restaurant options and my favorite food to eat here is hotdogs or tequenos. They have alot of good photo opportunities as well. I don't recommend to park in the garage because it is super expensive. The last time I attended a ball game the parking was like $50. I recommend the street parking wayy better just arrive to the game early or you will not have the option.

    Aileen R.

    I visited LoanDepot Park to watch Monster Jam with my grandson, and we had such a great time. The venue is spacious and well-maintained, with plenty of good food options to choose from. Parking was a bit pricey, but honestly worth it for the convenience. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout, and the bathrooms were clean--which always makes a difference. Overall, it was a fun and memorable experience, especially sharing it with my grandson!

    Historical nod to the past!
    Michael J.

    Good ballpark! I took in the weekend series with San Francisco last weekend. Though my team performed poorly, I enjoyed their stadium. I also took the ballpark tour earlier in the day before the first game of the series. Good tour! Excellent guides! I found tickets quite reasonable. Deals can also be had on some of the concessions. I was incredibly impressed by the specifically designated ride-share pickup lot. So well organized and facilitated by the Marlins staff. Other sports organizations could take a lesson from the operation in Miami here.

    Crystal H.

    I visited the LoanDepot Park recently while attending the Best Buddies Friendship Walk and had a great experience. Parking was complimentary for the event and was easy to find. The park is spacious and well maintained. We walked around the stadium and ended up back in the outdoor area where they had all the tents and activities setup. They had a DJ playing and so many fun activities for kids. Also, the staff and security were all very nice and helpful.

    Vadesha P.

    We have a die hard New York Mets fan in our group. We gifted him (and ourselves) tickets for the Mets vs Marlins game. Me, being from the Bronx, showed up in my Yankees shirt to the dismay of our group...lol..I was not ready to trade it out! The game was during beer fest and our tickets included unlimited beer samples. So of course we turned up early enough to make it count! Entrance was pretty easy, since the lines were not long. Security patted us down fast and we were in! After getting our fill of beer, we hung out in the little bar area before heading to our seats. It was a nice area with good music and game day vibes. It also has views of the stadium if you'd rather stay there to watch the game. Food wasn't bad either. We had a great time and the Mets won!

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    Diane W.

    Returned here for a World Baseball Classic game . Lots of positives here: *Miami PD assisting with traffic control/ crossing *ALL staff I encountered were friendly: ticket takers, security, ushers, concessions * love that fans can not go to their seats during play --cannot stand people blocking the game especially when they have no idea where their seats are *decent food variety- Mr Softee, helmet ice creams/ tacos, even kosher food- and the kosher challah pretzels were AMAZING!!! *clean bathroom *fun interactive mascots: Billy the Marlin and the chickens!! *retractable roof The CONS: *TURN DoWN THE AC ... knew after last season where I had to buy an ugly Marlins hoodie to stay warm- so I brought my own. Fan blowing high. Come on :( *don't let the team store inside the stadium close when people want to shop post game

    Dawn W.

    Had such a great experience at my first Marlins game. Our walk club was invited to walk the field for a pre game parade which was very exciting. Everyone from the loan depot staff were very friendly and accommodating. The bars are well stocked and bar staff were great. I had a chicken tender and fries meal which was surprisingly good also. The mascots were so much fun. And the photo ops even more fun! The game itself was a lot of fun to watch with so many edge of seat moments. The Marlins swept the Mets and made it a perfect game! For the ticket cost, I'll be back with my Marlins hat and a smile to catch another game soon!

    04/10/22
    Marianne W.

    LoanDepot Park is the host of the NHL 2026 Winter Classic. The Florida Panthers played the New York Rangers. LoanDepot hosts so many events like the 2026 Winter Classic! I miss my visits since I rarely visit my former hometown. I've attended baseball games here and watched the changes take place. I'm highly recommending you visit when you can for any event especially baseball and hockey!

    Codi R.

    This was my first-ever baseball game, and loanDepot park was an amazing place to experience it. The stadium is clean, modern, and very easy to navigate. The roof was closed, which was perfect given the Miami heat, and the air conditioning made the game super comfortable. The seating offered great views of the field, and even as a first-timer, it was easy to follow the game thanks to the big screens and clear announcements. Food and drink options were plentiful, though a bit pricey (as expected at any stadium). Staff members were friendly and helpful whenever we had questions. Overall, this was a fun, relaxed, and memorable introduction to baseball.

    Winter Classic
    Rob C.

    LoanDepot Park is absolutely beautiful. Bright, modern, spacious seats, great sight lines. A ballpark that looks like it was designed by architects who truly cared. Unfortunately, it appears those architects have never attended an event with other humans. We went for the Winter Classic hockey game and discovered this venue is not so much "crowd ready" as it is "crowd curious." Getting into the building took 45 minutes. Not because of security. Not because of tickets. Just because everyone was standing around slowly aging together. I saw people ahead of me enter different stages of grief. Once inside, the concourse turned into a live action game of Red Light Green Light with no Green Light. Total standstill. Shoulder to shoulder. No movement. At one point I forgot why I was there and just accepted that this was my life now. Concessions were visible but functionally fictional. Like Bigfoot. People talk about them, but you never actually get there. Getting to our seats felt like escaping a corn maze designed by chaos. Then came the exit. The parking garage. One full hour to get out. Sixty minutes. I turned my car off. I turned it back on. I questioned every decision that led me there. I am confident someone learned to drive during that hour. So yes, gorgeous ballpark. Truly impressive. But when it fills up, the place completely loses the plot. Three stars for beauty, minus several imaginary stars for crowd control that feels like an experiment gone wrong.

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    Raul and his valet parking staff are amazing. I cannot say enough good things about him and them. Always cheerful and helpful.

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    The stadium is beautiful, it's my first time I come to see Romeo Santos and the Ac doesn't work. It's insane.

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    Hard Rock Stadium

    Hard Rock Stadium

    3.3
    (575 reviews)
    12.6 mi

    I have attended Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for two summers in a row for Rolling Loud music…read morefestival, and each time I have been enthralled and incredibly impressed with the stadium's surrounding landscape, and complete attention to detail in the festival's functionality and decor. I have never been inside the actual stadium structure, only the area surrounding the building, just to be clear. But it is a truly impressive piece of real estate. The bathrooms are great, there are water stations at every corner, medics always in sight, and as a regular festival-goer, there is not really much else I can ask for that Rolling Loud at Hard Rock Stadium does not already provide. The times I have had here have been unbelieveabely amazing and high in energy. The place is quite vast and it can be easy to get confused directionally, so a map is essential. The only notably bothersome thing is the process of getting to-and-from the stadium. There are no public transportation options that take you anywhere near the stadium grounds, as Miami Gardens is located more inland from the coast in a random section of town. Getting to the area via taxi includes to-be-expected traffic and at least $20 in your pocket if you're coming from the east. But getting home is a complete nightmare. Your only options are Uber, Lyft, or a taxi that will charge you $200 to take you 15 miles to Dania Beach. Every night of the festival, when 12 a.m. hit and everyone would rush to get out and call their Ubers, the Uber and Lyft apps were successful in getting absolutely nobody home. For hours it would be like this. The apps didn't work because of so many people using them all at once. On one of the nights I was in attendance, the show ended and my friend and I walked over 3 miles away (hoping our odds of finding a ride would increase the further away we were from the place) from the stadium on 2-foot wide sidewalks past 12 at night, searching high and low for a taxi sitting stationary in the surrounding neighborhood traffic that would be willing to take us to our hotel in Hollywood Beach for a price lower than $180. Once we were in the car, it was standstill traffic for miles until we got home. All of the taxis we came across before this either already had passengers in the car or were simply unwilling to take anybody at all unless we would pay an absurd amount of money. There isn't much advice I can give regarding this issue, because unless you are okay with leaving the event you paid for early in order to beat the congestion, there's not a lot you can do except hope you win the rideshare lottery for the night. Expect to pay a pretty penny and have your patience tested, while also carrying home some amazing memories.

    Yelp Review 2026 #187:…read more "Miami Stadium" for the World Cup. We were staying in Aventura and we took the free shuttle from the Brightline Station to the stadium parking lot which took about 30 minutes + a long hike to the stadium. There are houses in the area offering parking in their drive way for $40 if you had a car. Ride shares don't drop you off/ pick you up at the stadium. They had 3 drop off locations which are nowhere near the stadium, They weren't giving free water to spectators like they did in Boston. Miami is hotter and more humid than Boston. The staff are less friendly. We were here for the Norway vs England quarter final match. There were fans who didn't pay for category 1 tickets but had the audacity to sit in the 100 sections! Nobody was checking tickets. There's a lot of food options at each section. There are no restaurants right outside the stadium. The stadium is also open and no shade from the sun unless you're in the nosebleed section. Around the stadium is the fan zone. We got our free souvenirs: bracelets from Bank of America, Coke cups from the Coke stands, and cups from Michelob. There was a super long line for the big FIFA store. Some people grabbed 5-10 match scarves so there was none left for everyone else. Entertainment included Ellie Goulding but the audio wasn't working properly so you couldn't hear her. Steve Aoki performed at halftime for 64,478 fans.

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    American Airlines Arena

    3.5
    (20 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    The American Airlines Main Customer service number is **+1 (844) 333-0654TM or *1-888-340..97O2™…read more This number is available 24/7 for booking, changes, and support, and can be used throughout the USA to manage reservations, changes, including cancelling within 24 hours of booking for a full refund if booked 7+ days in advance. *The Journey Begins with Better Preparation** Business class created a more organized way to approach every trip by combining adaptable travel planning, dependable passenger assistance, and carefully coordinated preparation. Each stage before departure was arranged to reduce uncertainty and give travelers greater control over the experience. Whether passengers were preparing for an important professional responsibility, a meaningful personal event, or a long-awaited international journey, they could focus on what awaited them at the destination while the essential travel details remained clear, manageable, and thoughtfully supported. **An Airport Experience Designed Around Time** Premium travel improved the airport journey by connecting check-in, dedicated assistance, comfortable waiting spaces, and boarding through one efficient progression. Organized services helped passengers avoid unnecessary confusion and move through each procedure with greater confidence. Time before departure could be used to complete important work, review upcoming plans, enjoy refreshments, or simply relax away from the busiest areas of the terminal. Every transition protected valuable time while maintaining a calm and comfortable atmosphere before takeoff. **A Cabin That Adapts to Every Priority** The business class cabin provided more than generous space--it offered a flexible environment shaped around how each passenger wished to experience the flight. Refined seating, elegant interiors, carefully controlled lighting, practical storage, and intuitive personal features supported work, dining, entertainment, and rest without compromise. Whether travelers needed to prepare for an important engagement, enjoy uninterrupted entertainment, read in quiet surroundings, or settle into restorative relaxation, the cabin allowed every hour above the clouds to feel private, productive, and personally rewarding. **Service That Strengthens Every Moment** The onboard experience was elevated through hospitality delivered with professionalism, awareness, and genuine consideration. Thoughtfully presented cuisine, premium beverage selections, engaging entertainment, and useful travel amenities added comfort without interrupting the peaceful rhythm of the flight. Cabin professionals responded to individual preferences with warmth and precision, offering assistance when needed while respecting personal space. Every interaction contributed to an atmosphere where passengers felt recognized, comfortable, and consistently supported from boarding until the aircraft began its final descent. **A Smooth Transition Beyond Landing** The premium journey remained carefully coordinated after touchdown through arrival services designed to preserve time, convenience, and forward momentum. Priority baggage handling, dependable passenger guidance, and efficient airport transitions helped travelers continue toward their next plans without unnecessary delays. Whether moving to an important business meeting, comfortable accommodation, a connecting flight, or the beginning of a new adventure, every stage maintained the same sense of reliability and thoughtful organization that had shaped the journey before departure. **The Advantage of Reaching the Destination Ready** Business class represented more than an upgraded seat or a collection of exclusive services--it created a complete travel experience focused on how passengers used their time and energy throughout the journey. Intelligent preparation, refined cabin surroundings, attentive hospitality, and seamless coordination worked together to reduce fatigue and preserve confidence. The destination completed the itinerary, but the true advantage came from arriving composed, refreshed, and prepared for what followed. Every mile contributed to an experience whose value remained clear long after the journey was complete.

    I went to BB&T center and the AAA on back to back night and it is crazy they are both about the…read moresame age but are totally different. For a 20 year old arena it feels pretty modern still, located well next to Bayside Marketplace downtown and a great experience. Sadly could not try any food or drinks because of NBA Covid Protocols (which I think are way better than the NHL arena ones) The AAA staff was great at enforcing mask rules unlike the BB&T Center. Also good team store with unique exclusive merch!

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    Miami Marine Stadium

    Miami Marine Stadium

    4.5
    (16 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    The Miami Marine Stadium is located on the west end of Virginia Key. The 6,566 stadium was designed…read moreby 27-year-old, Cuban-born architect Hilario Candela and built by the Millman Construction Company of Miami Beach at a cost of around 2 million dollars. Land for the stadium was once owned by the Matheson family who deeded it over to the City of Miami for the creation of a stadium that would be used as the world's first power boat racing stadium. When the stadium was poured in 1963, its 326-foot, fold-plate roof was the longest span of cantilevered concrete on earth. Sadly, on the stadiums opening day, December 27,1963, speedboat racer James Tapp was killed. The Miami Marine Stadium would go on to see more fatalities when Hank Bowman was killed on January 8, 1966 and Skip Walther died on June 2, 1974. The Miami Marine Stadium is considered a masterwork of civic architecture and modern construction. Miami Marine Stadium has been the setting for countless boat races, concerts, and even religious services, In 1967 it was used as the backdrop of the Elvis Presley movie Clambake during Elvis's speedboat race. Memorable concert performances held here include Queen, The Beach Boys, Steppenwolf, Dave Brubeck. Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops, Miami Philharmonic, Ray Charles and many more. Phil Donahue once did a show here. After Hurricane Andrew in 1992, the Miami Marine Stadium was deemed unsafe. Today it sits fenced off and covered in graffiti. Plans to demolish the stadium in 2008 sparked the creation of the Friends of Miami Marine Stadium (FMMS) who formed on February 20, 2008,to develop a feasible plan for the restoration of the property. FMMS was able to secure a historic designation by Miami's Historic Preservation and Environmental Board. in 2009 the stadium was added to the National Trust for Historic Preservations 11 Most Endangered List. The National Trust of Historic Preservation has listed more than 300 sites and has been very successful in galvanizing preservation efforts to save all but a handful of them In 2018 the stadium was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. One year ago Cuban-American architect Hilario Candela, who designed the iconic stadium, died at age 87 from complications with COVID-19. Urgency to save the stadium in his memory continues. Last year Miami had plans to hire to a contractor to see where the stadium needs restoration. Bond money is expected to be used to fund the project. Local celebrities like Gloria Estefan and Jimmy Buffet have been vocal in their support for restoration. Right now the area in front of the stadium is being used for the Magic Mike show. In the past the city has staged Covid testing here. I have been keeping an eye on this Miami landmark for years without seeing much going on. Hopefully 2023 will be the year real work begins.

    At the first glance, Miami Marine Stadium looks like a relic of an ancient time. Something that the…read moreRomans built after they completed colosseum. Hard to believe not too long ago, in the 60s, this stadium, and the body of water it faces (we call it basin) was the center of attraction in Miami. As Miami hosted speed boat races featuring the likes of Ms. Budweiser, the stadium was filled with spectators, and later on in the evening, the was a giant raft, which was still around a couple of years ago, which they used to equip with a bar and a DJ, and dozens of people would dance the night away, floating in the basin. As those days faded away, the stadium was left to rot away, and now it has become what it is. Marked as a Miami historic site, it cannot be demolished, and no company is willing to take the responsibility of fixing it up, as the damage to its core is pretty significant. The stadium is closed to public, but you can get a good view of it from the basin. If you paddle a small boat, you can go under the stadium and see that it is covered with graffiti. I see the stadium several times a week, and every time I look at it, it makes me sad, thinking about how beautiful it once was, and now it is left to rot

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