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    3.7 (49 reviews)

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    Karen S.

    If you are in Tampa Bay If you have moved here If you were born here You are Tampa Bay If you are here and NOT a TB fan.... (Fill in the blanks _____, sorry TB fan since the sombrero Ray Jay is efficient You can't beat the views And the consistent flyover support is unparalleled LFG Tampa Bay Yelp TB Let make this 5 stars

    Tom Brady signed with the Bucs on 3/20/2020. Contract reportedly 2 years, $50 mil with $4.5 mil annual incentives with no-trade and no-tag.
    Daniel B.

    When I first moved to Atlanta in the early 2000s, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were often a formidable opponent. The Bucs and the Falcons have been in the same division, the NFC South, since 2002. They formed the NFC South division with the Falcons, Carolina Panthers, and New Orleans Saints that year. That same season, the Bucs won the Super Bowl (Super Bowl XXXVII) against the Oakland Raiders, 48-21. Coincidentally, that was coach Jon Gruden's first year with the Bucs after spending the first four years of his NFL head coaching career with the Raiders. Gruden would eventually wind up with a 57-55 record with the Bucs, spanning seven seasons (2002-2008). Over that period, the Bucs won the division three times (2002, 2005, 2007). My favorite Madden NFL game by EA Sports was Madden NFL 2004 for the PlayStation 2. I liked that edition the best because it featured Mike Vick on the cover and he was awesome to play as in a video game. He played for the Falcons at the time. The game was released in late summer 2003 which meant the Bucs were good. They were the reigning champs. The 2000s Bucs had players like Derrick Brooks (LB), Warren Sapp (DT), Mike Alstott (FB), John Lynch (SS), Ronde Barber (CB), and Simeon Rice (DE). At the time of writing this review, the Bucs all-time record against the Falcons is 25-28 so it's been a pretty even and competitive series between the two teams. Unfortunately, the Bucs haven't done much since the Gruden era. After losing in the Wild Card playoffs in January 2008 (2007 season), the Bucs have routinely finished in 3rd or 4th place in the NFC South. Granted, the division has been quite strong and competitive some years such as in 2010 when the Falcons went 13-3, the Saints went 11-5, and the Bucs went 10-6, but more often than not, the Bucs have been well below .500. Since Gruden, they've had five different head coaches in 11 seasons -- that's roughly one coaching change every two years. In the 2015 NFL Draft, the Bucs drafted QB Jameis Winston with the 1st overall pick. In 2013, as a redshirt freshman, Winston led Florida State to the national championship. I thought the Bucs made a good pick. However, for various reasons (including playing through injury), Winston's career with the Bucs never panned out. He led the Bucs to only one season above .500 (and it was just one game above .500, 9-7, in the 2016 season). He made the 2016 Pro Bowl (2015 season). In the 2019 season, Winston threw seven pick-sixes which set an NFL record. After that season, he became a free agent. On March 20, 2020, the Bucs signed QB Tom Brady to a two-year deal that included both no-trade and no-tag clauses. Brady had spent the first 20 (!) years of his legendary career with the New England Patriots. He begins his first season with the Bucs at age 42. About a month after Brady's signing, his former Pats teammate Rob Gronkowski announced he was coming out of retirement. On April 21, 2020, the Pats traded Gronk to the Bucs so he could rejoin Brady. Also, on September 2, 2020 (the date of this review), the Bucs signed Leonard Fournette to a one-year deal. It's like the Miami Heat over here.

    Andrew G.

    Loved The Buccaneers since 79. My first game was Bucs vs Jets 1976. Joe Namath vs Steve Spurrier. Since 1979 when TAMPA made The NFC finals. I'm still upset they lost. John McKay. I have Seasons tickets this year. TAMPA BAY.

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    Alexandra S.

    Came here to watch the Outback Bowl Arkansas vs Penn State! Go hogs! The stadium was much smaller than I anticipated. Cool ship and display though! The stadium was pretty clean and I saw one guy sanitizing the handrails towards the beginning of the game.

    Rob D.

    Had a meeting at 1 Buc Place and it was a great experience. All of the Bucs staff were great. We ended up in the auditorium and it was a great place for a meeting. We ate in the dining hall and the food was really good. The players are very lucky as they eat well. We also got a tour of the facility. I could have stayed in the lobby all day looking at memorabilia. I call it the glory days. The tour was interesting as we got to see pretty much everything. Great day, Great staff

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    Vincent D.

    The Tampa Bay Buccaneers the NFC South Division. Yelp Challenge 58/100. It's been a very long time since you guys been to the playoffs. Something like 7 seasons now and only less than a handful of seasons above. 500. Since your Super Bowl win, Maybe you guys should call back Chucky. I'm with a lot of you, Josh Freeman fooled me to. He had that one really good year and then he fell off. What sucks, if you draft a QB high in the draft. He can set the Franchise back at least three years. So it looks like a QB is on the horizon for you guys once again. Two good college QB'S in Winston and Mariota. Lets hope for your sake it doesn't turn out to be the Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf draft all over agian. It would suck if you picked the Leaf type QB. But hey roll the dice and see what happens. Vincent D aka VD aka Vebola aka Vincent Vega. Always, Enjoying the simple things in life.

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    Even though Tom Brady has (officially) retired, the Bucs are still a team worth rooting for!

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    Liked them better when TONY DUNGY was coaching them. Still angry they let him go. Well we see who had the last laugh.

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    Gasparilla Bowl - Gasparilla Bowl 2021, UF Gators vs UCF Knights, Raymond James Stadium, Tampa

    Gasparilla Bowl

    4.0(1 review)
    1.7 miInternational

    The Gasparilla Bowl is an annual NCAA-sanctioned post-season college football bowl game played in…read morethe Tampa Bay area since 2008. It was first played in 2008 as the "St. Petersburg Bowl" at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. The game was renamed the "Gasparilla Bowl" in 2017 as a nod to the legend of José Gaspar, a pirate who operated in the Tampa Bay area and who is the inspiration for Tampa's Gasparilla Pirate Festival. In May 2018, the owners announced the bowl would be relocated to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. The 2021 Gasparilla Bowl's sold-out game between the UF Gators and UCF Knights had an attendance of 63,669 setting a new Gasparilla Bowl record, eclipsing the total of 29,763 established when Rutgers faced UCF in 2009. In 2019, the Gasparilla Bowl featured a Busch Gardens Theme Park team outing and a beach invasion outing with several games and challenges which were not present in 2021. For 2021, unfortunately the beach invasion event had to be cancelled due to rain and the Busch Gardens event was omitted from the fan event schedule. For 2021, the Gasparilla bowl featured a pep rally downtown the day before the football game at the Sail Pavilion by the Convention Center with both teams bands and cheerleaders present. For 2021, the fan invasion event started at 3pm, 4 hours before game time, in lot 6D and featured several Gasparilla parade floats, pirates, food vendors, drink vendors, football games, and even a DJ. After a terrible season, I'm glad the Florida Gators still managed to make it to a bowl game and the bowl game ended up being in Tampa! The Gasparilla Bowl is typically held as one of the earliest bowl games before Christmas and is a welcome addition for college football fans although it has less prestige than the Outback Bowl which is typically held on New Years Day. The Gasparilla Bowl has featured many Florida College Football teams in the bowl's history and is a great chance for Florida college football team fans to see their teams play close to home without traveling too far. I definitely was in favor of the bowl's name change to Gasparilla Bowl as it is more representative of the city of Tampa! While I hope the Florida Gators can do better next year and get into a better post-season bowl, I am grateful they did make it to a bowl game. If your football team got into the Gasparilla Bowl, I definitely recommend visting Tampa Bay to go see them play!

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    Tampa Roller Derby - We are always recruiting officials

    Tampa Roller Derby

    3.8(5 reviews)
    4.0 miTown N Country

    My wife and I went to the roller derby double header "bout" and to be honest, we didn't have high…read moreexpectations. The roller rink is an interesting place. It's connected to a bowling alley (literally connected), but we spent our time in the skating rink and didn't journey to the bowling alley part of the building. The rink is in serious need of updating. If you are thinking this is going to be bad, you are wrong. Roller Derby fans and participants are very much into the sport and they put on a great show. There is even a designated person walking around willing to explain what the heck is going on :-) The Roller Derby itself was fun to watch, exciting at times, and once we understood the rules, like watching any other sporting event. The rest of the experience outside of the actual roller derby sport was unique and enjoyable. Raffle tickets were sold, there was an intermission show (fencing), pamphlets were passed around for a non-profit, and there are souvenirs and food for sale. Everyone should go to Roller Derby at least once in their life. I absolutely recommend giving this a try.

    My family and I went to our first event last night, a double header with the Tampa Bay Tantrums vs…read morethe Santa Cruz Boardwalk Bombshells and the Cigar City Mafia vs the Black Widows. The kids were excited all day to go, and had picked out their derby names before we left. Once we got there, parking was overflowing into KMart across the street from the SkatePlex in Tampa. After getting tix, getting in, and setting up our seats (good idea to bring fold up chairs), we were right on time for the action. The first bout was very entertaining, both travel teams were excellent. In the end Tampa Bay pulled ahead, mostly due to excellent speed and agility by Jammer Barbie Bont. The kids stuffed themselves with junk food, got their hair painted, and bought t-shirts between the 2 bouts. I had a couple of beers to get into the mood of the event, PBR being a sponsor of the TBDD. The second bout started off a bit slower, with lots of tactics and few chances being taken. In the end, the Mafia won by only 2 points. A tremendous bout. We are all excited to go to the next event on September 10th. You should really make it a point to go!

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    Raymond James Stadium

    Raymond James Stadium

    3.6(343 reviews)
    0.0 miWest 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.

    went to the bruno mars concert this past sat 09/12 one star…read morefor prices. coming fr chicago, stadium food and drink here is cheap. two stars for the stadium itself. what's not to love about an nfl stadium?! the negatives: purses?! saw many women walking around with purses way bigger than their "strict bag policy". i'm guessing depends who you go to at the entrance. i bought a tiny cheap janky wallet size crossbody that barely fit my lipgloss in (had to put it in at a diagonal) and cc and id. uber/lyft?!?? expect to wait legit minimum 2 hrs after to get one. Concert ended around 11PM. We didn't get a Lyft til literally 1:15AM! poor poor signage. we were all like wandering cattle trying to get one. i am completely anti drinking and driving, but tampa bay and raymond james stadium need to come together to organize lyft/uber better at the stadium. otherwise, you're going to have way more dui related accidents on your hands. would never come back if ubering/using lyft

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