Love outdoor baseball. Great sight lines. Warm but not hot. Easy to park. Don't want to watch game in a basement like Trop. read more

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Beware when using app Trojan attached credit card charged for three subscription when purchasing tickets I'd attach file but bank won't let screen shots. read more

As a mother of young kids and not a huge baseball fan, I'm giving this stadium a five. We saw in the lower level in the outfield and it was great. It's close to the main entrance (Gate 1) and there is a arcade area right behind it. All the games are free! My kids played skeeball, air hockey and a driving game. They were in heaven and I got to just chill with a friend while they played. This made up for all the money we spent on food (seriously a small personal pan pizza was $13, we definitely spent a small fortune on food.) They have a Pacific Counter so I was able to get a poke bowl, which I enjoyed. I love the mobile ordering, it is so convenient. You order on your phone and then go pick up. And if your phone isn't working then they have kiosks for ordering. Parking was also a breeze. It's $25 parking the day of and $25 beforehand, so why pay early. We walked to Fergs to grab a bite before walking back to the stadium. They had balloon animal artists that were making free balloon animals for the kids. They also have an art area where the kids can draw and the mascots came to that area an hour before the first pitch (they must know it's the kids who care the most about the mascots). They have a rays tank where you can touch the rays. Seriously, there is so much to do for the kids, it's amazing. And it's air conditioned. Did I watch a lot of baseball? No. Did I enjoy myself? Yes. So if you're considering taking your kids to a baseball game, I say do it. Even if you're not a huge fan, you'll still have a blast. read more

All time, the Tampa Bay Rays fall at about the top of the bottom third of Major League Baseball in terms of both regular season and postseason records. This team was originally known as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays for the first 10 years of its existence (1998-2007). After joining MLB in 1998, both the American League Rays and the National League Arizona Diamondbacks remain MLB's two newest teams in 2022. It's been 24 years since the league last expanded. I think the South needs at least one more MLB team other than the Braves, but I digress. It's easy to compare the 1998 expansion teams. The Rays won the AL pennant in 2008 and 2020, but lost in the World Series both times. The Diamondbacks won the NL pennant in 2001 and went on to win the World Series in only their fourth year. The two teams have been roughly comparable - below average - in cumulative win-loss records, regular season and postseason. Coincidentally, ever since the Rays rebranded from the old Devil Rays in 2008, they've had more success. The Rays have qualified for the postseason seven out of the last 14 years (2008-2021). Before 2008, they never qualified for the postseason. The Rays' recent success is due to strong management and talented rosters. Former Rays manager Joe Maddon was AL Manager of the Year in 2008 and 2011. Maddon currently manages the Los Angeles Angels. Current Rays manager Kevin Cash was AL Manager of the Year in 2020 and 2021. Cash is the only manager to win AL Manager of the Year in back-to-back seasons. Both Maddon and Cash led the Rays to the team's only World Series appearances. Also as the "Rays" (2008-present), the team has had four AL Rookies of the Year (Evan Longoria, Jeremy Hellickson, Wil Myers, Randy Arozarena) and two AL Cy Young Award winners (David Price, Blake Snell). The Rays are currently in the midst of the team's most successful stretch yet: three consecutive ALDS appearances including the pandemic 2020 World Series played in front of crowds of only about 11,400 per game at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Despite the 4-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Rays were part of a historic World Series due to the unique circumstances the pandemic caused. For example, the 2020 World Series was the only World Series to be played at a neutral site. As an Atlanta Braves fan and a fan of underdogs, I was rooting for the Rays to beat the Dodgers. The Dodgers were fresh off breaking Braves fans' hearts in the 2020 NLCS. The Dodgers came back to win that series after being down 3-1. We had three chances to get that fourth win and advance to the World Series for the first time since 1999, but couldn't get it done. 2021 was a better outcome, but I digress again. :) If the recent past is any indication, the future is bright in Tampa Bay for the Cash-era Rays. Good luck. read more

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On vacation and came in for a TB Rays game. Stopped at the customer service desk for directions and they upgraded our families tickets to Randy Land! If you have kids Randy land is the place to be. Right behind left field, free tshirts, signs to hold, balls from Randy etc. our kids are now HUGE rays fans and Randy fans. Thank you for making their first game such a great experience! read more

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This was my first time in Tampa Bay and I went to a rays game and it was great. Popcorn and chicken fingers are amazing.

Escape the humidity and avoid a hurricane (nearly 100-years free) while you take in some expansion ball from the team that's almost reached the pinnacle enough to keep people coming back--they're surely not doing it for the architecture. Easy parking factor: you'll walk a little, but you'll park on the cheap attending Rays games. $10 lots galore, or maybe $15, plus you can probably rideshare over if you're looking to avoid the stroll. Cheap ticket factor: yes my friends, who actually cares about Rays ball except the locals? I know I sure don't (said to the scalper to get some good deals). Throw in ticket aftermarket sites and you'll score some single-digit gems or certainly under $20. It's cozier with the 300 level closed. Get the royal field-level treatment for less than some parks too. Welcoming factor: Love and be loved at Tropicana. Catch a bunch of future Sox/Yanks before they're big-time, still making $200K/yr. Friendly fans who actually like the sport and the team since it's not always a championship year here. Food factor: leave your greenbacks at home since Tropicana is now cashless, but you'll be able to swipe that plastic for plenty of choices inside the park. Recovering from "worst food safety" award in 2017, enjoy edamame, protein bowls, coconut shrimp along with that Cuban sandwich or Pipo's Chicken. Move freely about the cabin factor: since people are mainly other places than here on gameday, you'll have plenty of chances to catch the action closer (or farther away) if you decide to roam after inning 6 like you should. Stretch those legs up near the nosebleed and you'll be high but not far from the action thanks to only 25K seats (sort of feels like a college basketball arena). Hang out near field level or look down on the bullpen for an alternate view. Little kid souvenir factor: still that minor-league expansion-team feel here, so plenty of chances to interact with players before they're worth $120mil. Definitely great for batting practice foul-ball and autograph-getting from the visiting team. It's laid-back West-Coast South-Florida charm at its finest. Add in some fan-friendly players, without the chip on their shoulder, dressed in powder blues, and "look kids it's baseball in Tampa!" read more

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Such a fun place! Yes it is getting old but so much to do! Watching baseball is my favorite thing to do but if you don't want to sit through nine innings you don't have to. You can touch the string Rays, go to Ballpark and Red and play games! Kids can run the bases on Sundays. Of course get your picture taken with Raymond and DJ kitty! You can try to get autograph if you get there early. Who knows you may even catch a foul ball! Staff is extremely friendly! You can even get $10 tickets if you don't wait too long! Very fun evening out. read more

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Mixed night at The Trop this time. MLB has directed teams league-wide to end ticket sales at the box office and go digital. We spent 25 minutes downloading apps and creating accounts on two websites to access our tickets that we just bought. We missed the first inning. It's a league rule but it's affecting the experience for the local teams. Once inside, the game was enjoyable, the views are great, the presentation is really well done! read more

Tampa Bay Rays - Tropicana Field lit up after a game winning single - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - St. Petersburg, Florida

Yes, I'm a Tampa Bay Rays fan that resides in Connecticut! It's not easy being sandwiched in my area by the Yankees, Red Sox, and Mets. My rough estimate between all the previous mentioned fan base and Rays fans in Connecticut, we make-up about 0.01 percent Rays. Yes, we try to get down the Tampa/Saint Petersburg area as often as possible, but when travel is not possible, MLBtv at home is our fix. Since 2005, I've enjoyed their ever changing roster, sometimes sadden, too. But if live attendance were to increase, the team would have more ability to stabilize. Until then then it's all about finding raw talent and developing that into a hardened player. Speaking of hardened players, Johnnie Gomes was one of my favorite with his rough, scrappy talent, especially coming to James Shields defense at the mound. Other personal favorites, to mention only a few: Carlos Pena (Senior Team Icon, Slugger, and First Base), Ben Zobrist (Versatile and Steady), Evan Longoria (Batting and Defense), and some of the more recent, that Kiermaier (All round Spirit, Defense, and Offense), Ji-Man (Spirit, his amazing Flexibility at 1st Base, and Dugout Antics), Snell (what an Arm), and keep any eye on the Yarborough machine. As mentioned with Gomes, Scrappy and with others Spirit, not possible without their management (previously Maddon) and now the hard working "Dr" Cash! If you're local in the Tampa and St Pete regions there's no reason not to support your team in good time and hard times. Get out there and see a live game - the guys appreciate every fan! read more

Tampa Bay Rays - Go Rays! - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - St. Petersburg, Florida

Rays always are the best to go see. Glenn my fan host was very mean and said that I was a liar. So if your reading this be nice to the fans. read more

Congratulations to the entire organization and their loyal fans for another winning season and postseason. I have come to also love this team since moving to Florida. As a lifetime Washington and Baltimore fan, this small market team is everything a franchise should be. Having the perennial near lowest payroll in MLB is a testimony to the excellence of the scouting decisions and player development. Another real life example of the movie "Moneyball" with Brad Pitt/Oakland A's. Shout out to their community/fan relations. Their Salute to Military Service is outstanding. read more

Very fun and I like watching baseball but the food is way overpriced but overall it is fun

We had a great time at the Tampa Bay Rays game on Sun 4/10. The stadium is very intimate with it being enclosed. I am used to going to large outdoor baseball stadiums. It is very easy to get around. Plenty of parking close by. Easy in and out. Nice food choices, typical cost of professional ballpark food so don't be shocked. Everything is cashless so make sure you have your cards with you. Ticketing was easy to get in, tickets are just shown on the MLB app. The app is nice because you can share tickets with others so you don't have to wait outside to meet them to give them their tickets. The app is also nice because you can see what all the food choices are and place orders from the app. Fun afternoon. read more

Attending the Rays versus Detroit Tigers game today. Parking was so simple as there were signs guiding us the whole way from interstate to parking lot. Parking prices are reasonable especially if parking outside main lots. Some small lots were $6 for parking. Entering the facility was even more simple as there was ample amount of security and a no bag security line which I took advantage of. We were in the building within a blink of an eye. Inside of the building is extremely clean for a huge venue like itself. The bathrooms were clean and well-maintained throughout the entire game. As a lady, thank you for that gigantic grateful detail. There are a lot of food and drinks. Hamburgers, hotdogs, spam (yes I said spam), soft served ice cream, dipping dots, fried everything, and so much more. So many different breweries had little setups throughout the building. This is a great place to have a date. Hubby and I are planning to come back without the kids next time. The suite was well-stocked with food and drinks. The bathrooms were right outside of the suite doors. Major plus with kids. No lines. Yes lady the suites have no lines for the bathrooms. There is a god. The staff was incredible. Always smiling and asking if we need anything. What a great family experience. read more

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Great team great place for kids, safe and lots of staff around to help. They keep winning and putting out a great product

We are Baltimore Orioles Fans and we go to the Tropicana when the Rays play the Orioles. We what to give a BIG thanks to Steve and Jeff and all the staff at the party deck at section 347. They were so nice to us and we love them for caring about us. read more

I had tickets to the season opener. Got there about 1/2hr (had to work, left early enough but 1/2 hr traffic delay) before the game & drove around for 45min looking for parking. No street parking available. All lots full or prepaid. Pulled over downloaded the app & tried prepaid. Payment wouldn't go through. Staff unhelpful. Called it a day & went home. read more

We were at St Pete on the Shine Mural Event. This is the one mural we did not see because it is hidden. When you think you are at the destination from the map they given to us, it actually below us. This tunnel is cross under the 1st Avenue South to connect the Tropicana Field and Ferg Sport Bar & Grill. It is cool to walk there when the sun is set with black blue light of the tunnel is on. The artist did some job to the wall make it nicer. The shine mural can be found in around the city of St Pete- http://shineonstpete.com/. The pathway to the tunnel access is next to the Ferg. read more

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Last nights 6:10 game vs. Red Sox was a total debacle due to parking mayhem. Strong storm kept ALL STAFF inside, thus no one was in the parking lots to direct traffic OR to close lots which were full when we arrived at 5:15, having anticipated large crowd due to popularity of Red Sox. I had a parking pass for LOT 6 which was totally full as were others so we were mired in the mess for 45 minutes before finally finding a handicapped spot OFF PREMISES (we have a handicapped pass and all were taken at designated area). Long DELAY getting into stadium so literally thousands of us were totally drenched, adding insult to injury. Concession prices are ASTRONOMICALLY HIGH. Bobble head giveaways were long gone we were told but we saw dozens of cases. It's no wonder we so rarely attend. Over-priced. Under-staffed. If they move to Tampa, I'll N-E-V-E-R bother to attend. read more

Tampa Bay Rays - $48.25 seats in section 206. No wonder stadium is often sparsely populated. I was fortunate to get the tickets at no charge from friends. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - St. Petersburg, Florida

Heard this ballpark was one of the worse looking but I didn't mind that it wasn't fancy and enjoyed my experience here! Seats are affordable and parking was easy! I used Parkingpanda.com, paid $21 to prepay but walked not even a block away to the stadium and came late. Loved the convenience! They had a gluten free, healthy eats available, grabbed a gluten free beer there and a smoothie! Watched their staff break dance in the hallway and that was totally cool! Feed the sting rays and watched a great ball game! Tampa has a pretty decent team! Would definitely check out another game if I'm ever in the area again! read more

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Okay, let me tell you about the Rays.... first, they are an underrated team. Their stadium is not as grand as others but they have live Sting Rays you can pet! The food is really good, I had ice cream in a helmet and a Cubano that was delicious. Here's the support this team piece - my house was burglarized this year. I have been to almost all of the MLB stadiums and all of the memorabilia I collected over the years was gone. The Rays sent me a game used baseball and a hat. How cool is that? It's a fun time that you can actually afford for your family but more importantly, who wouldn't want to support a team that looks out for their fans like that? Go Rays!!!! read more

One would think that a team with the widely acknowledged worst stadium in MLB and attendance near the bottom of the league would try to make things fun & easy for the fans. Not so much. First off, you can only buy tickets online and/or through the annoying MLB Ballpark app. So if you show up at the stadium without having done this, it's a real pain because their so-called staff don't really know how the app works and they apparently lack the bandwidth to handle a large volume as evidenced by the fact that I had to go in and out of the app 4 times to purchase my ticket. At least it was cheap; in fact some tickets are cheaper than beers inside the park! So you get inside and the stadium is an absolute dump. Far and away the worst of the current MLB parks I've been to. Historically, of the 30 or so parks I have visited, the only one close to being this bad was Olympic Stadium in Montreal. Then, the food is overpriced even by current standards with lackluster selection. And, like some other parks, they don't take cash. But the employees are happy to beg for cash tips after you pull your own beer out of a fridge & set it on the counter in front of them or order your food off a screen. Ahh, how about no? Management isn't doing their employees any favors here. As for the game itself, it was a boring loss, watched by 11,532 fans. The best thing would be for this team to move to a city & stadium that supports them. Because it ain't happening here. read more

If you want something fun to do while you are in the Tampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater area, plan to catch a baseball game at the Trop. as the locals call it. Besides having a winning baseball team with players that seem to love their fans, this place has live stingrays in a pool in the outfield to watch & touch. Terrific seat arrangement makes every seat a good seat. Food venues everywhere & themed with app ordering & healthy options. Special viewing areas for families with interactive games, a nursery, & an audio sensory room for special needs children. I was very impressed that a sports venue would have all this, so I asked an employee why management thought to do all of this. She said, "the Rays are a family and the fans are apart of the family. We believe you would take care of any need your family might have to enjoy the game." read more

This stadium is horrible! They have people manning the sales windows but they only sell tickets online. So you have to download an app, create a password, wait for the stupid app to upload the available seats, then spend another 20 minutes entering all your cc info. This is absolutely ridiculous! There was a poor couple from Spain here who barely spoke any English next to us who couldn't login because they didn't speak English. It's also 100° outside so we're having to stand outside in this heat and trying to do this. Plus what about the elderly people who don't have smart phones? This is so stupid if I could give it a zero star I would. Horrible horrible horrible!! read more

Went to our 1st Tampa Bay Rays baseball Game at Tropicana Field. Built in 1990, "The Trop" is a canvas enclosed stadium located in St. Petersburg, Fl. It is climate controlled so, NO sweating or sunburn. Parking is located just across the street. You can park in Lot #1 (VIP) for $30 or walk about 20 extra steps and park in Lot #2 for $20. NO cash, credit or debit cards only!!! You can pre-purchase online parking for Lot #7 for $20 but, it's on the other side of the field and there's always adequate parking in Lot #2. Tampa Bay Rays hosted the Texas Rangers. Game lasted just under 3 hours. Super clean concourse with some tasty food vendor choices. We got the loaded potato chips and gator bites. Yummo! Also, NO cash accepted. The Rays won 5 -2 with 6 strike outs Oh and it was FREE umbrella night, You can purchase your game tickets on the Rays website or go to my favorite website: Groupon, we got $60 tickets for $30. Usually the stadium is not filled to capacity, so you can "seat hop" to find a better seat. NOTE: if the original ticket holders show up, you gotta move. read more

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The Rays don't deserve their praise. Awful service and even double charged once.

Baseball is my absolute favorite sport. During Baseball season I watch or listen to every single game that I can. When the season ends I feel as though something is missing in my life. The Tampa Bay Rays have been my team for 13-14 years now. They were embarrassing to watch in the beginning, but I am pretty loyal to my home team (I still cheer for my original home team the Cincinnati Reds as well). I still went to the games. Since we obtained Joe Maddon, they have made a name for themselves. Watching them can be stressful, disappointing, exciting and euphoric all in one inning. There is nothing else like it. I love it! The Rays get a bad rap for their stadium and fans when the truth is that we are a melting pot state with people from everywhere else. New Yorkers only come to Yankees games, Bostonians mainly come to Boston games. It is hard to develop a fan base in an area like this where people are always moving in and out. Luckily our recent AL East and AL titles have gained the Rays some more fans. I am hoping those locals that want an open air stadium realize it is too HOT for that and that Baseball season is during Hurricane season. I walked home in the rain three times last year out of the 8-9 games that I attended. I personally could care less about beer prices. I don't leave my seat unless I have to during a game. We grab a large drink all you can soda for $10 and my Husband runs out to fill it up if needed. After the game is when we bar hop and either celebrate or drown our sorrows in cheap beer. We typically grab some Evergreen BBQ Nachos or hot dogs before the game and sit in the 300 section. Normally the cost is about $40 total for tickets, food and drink for two people. For the level of entertainment, you can't beat that. I will always be a Rays Fan. Hopefully soon we will be able to add a World Series title to our collection. read more

5 stars for the stadium itself, 2 stars for the food service. While the food we had was delicious, I missed 1.5 innings of the game because of their requirement to use the kiosks for ordering. It seemed very disorganized. read more

While this is absolutely different from my first and favorite ballpark (AT&T Park!!), it's definitely worth a visit if you're a baseball fan in the area. The giant dome keeps the heat and occasional downpours away from spectators, it also serves double duty by keeping out the bird poop! The seats are nicely slanted so that everyone is facing home, there's a pretty nice arcade area that is FREE for kids, and they serve gluten-free hot dogs! The dog was great, the bun... not so much. Anyways, I saved the best for last. The most awesome thing about this park is hands down the RAY TANK. THERE IS A TANK FOR YOU TO PET STINGRAYS. And you get an awesome sticker at the end to show all your friends that you did it. Yay! read more

Went to see Red Sox vs Rays! Decided to go the VIP route and ponied up for the Dex Imaging club. You get the use of a private entrance by gate 4. Then you are taken via attended elevator to the first floor. Once you arrive you are greeted by the Dex Imaging host who informs you of all the offerings and he gives you a wrist band for access to floors 1 & 4. He also provided us with a dinner menu of food available on the 4th floor "all inclusive" (the elevator takes you when you are ready) once on the 4th floor we enjoyed a great vantage point view of the baseball diamond, full complimentary bar, and 6 food stations. We ate and drank until after the national anthem then returned to the first level to our seats. Back on level 1, the Dex imaging seats consist of 6 rows directly behind home plate. Featuring oversized leather rocking seats, private open bar, private food service station, and in seat food & drink service. All inclusive!! The staff could not be friendlier. Loved every minute of it!!!! read more

Tampa Bay Rays - Red Sox vs Rays! Seats row J 5&6, Dex Imaging club. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - St. Petersburg, Florida

We went to the Rays vs Soxs on the May 28th ... I will say first off we were living in Chicago in 2005 thats when my hubby and I became baseball fans. The reason for the five stars is if you look we are Canadian. NO TAILGATING IN TORONTO ... unless you want a ticket for drinking in a public place. I bought the tickets on stub hub at last minute and we were crazy close and to us very inexpensive. Now the beer prices are in comparison with Toronto but although a bunch of you feel they should offer more we were presently suprised. Loved the size of the stadium quite small compared to Toronto but really loved our experience! shh sox won woo hooo lol read more

The Tampa bay Rays are an excellent organization with many great players as well as coaches and front end staff. The Tamp Bay Rays, formerly known as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, play at Tropicana Field. They are in the AL East Division of the MLB. Currently, the Tampa Bay Rays are 2nd in their division, just 1.5 games behind the New York Yankees. That indicates that they are a worthy team of having a large fan base. Unfortunatel, due to many people who live in Tampa being transplants, a large number of people come out to see and support their home teams which is evidenced by games against the Yankees, Red Sox, and the Orioles. Being a fairly new team, there aren't ideally as many loyal, dedicated fans. This team may struggle with attendance at games due to the location of the Trop, being in St.Pete, however proposals to move the stadium to a more suitable and accessible location have been futile. Some people do not like the domed stadium but in and of itself it is a marvel and has no obstructing not columns and the seats all are positioned for optimal viewing experience. Being a New Englander the air-conditioned, astro-turfed venue creates a different experience however not a necessarily bad one. When you take the stadium and team for what they are The full baseball experience itself is great, the staff of Tropicana are very accompanying and pleasant and really put a solid effort into making sure that you enjoy your time and have a great experience. The staff really cares about kids and the team itself has kid-geared activities that will keep the little ones happy. Be sure to check out the sting ray tank, you can get up close and personal and pet sting rays in a tank which is a cool bonus. The Tampa Bay Rays organization and staff at the Trop work to ensure that their consumers have a great time and I appreciate that. Go Rays! #RaysUp read more

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Had season tickets 5 years ago. First time back for a Boston game. Can not believe how under staffed and just poor customer service. I can see why they struggle for attendance. They could learn from the local pro hockey team. I will spend my money with a team and organization that cares about their fans. read more

The team has been decent the last few years but what makes a Rays game better than an average game is the fans. The Rays fans are enthusiastic and stay involved in the game. Happy noise is always present even if the Rays aren't doing well in a game because there are always plenty of people in attendance who are for the visiting team. A game at Tropicana resembles a neutral site game more than a Rays home game. While the Rays fans truly love the team and baseball in general there aren't enough of them. There are enough to make going to a game a really fun event but even a contending season doesn't get the Rays out of the cellar in attendance rankings. The Rays WILL leave St Pete. It appears as though they will stay in the Tampa Bay area. If so, nothing will change except the location of the game. In the meantime, go. You'll have a great time. read more

Tampa Bay Rays - By game time the empty seats were filled... mostly with Mets fans. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - St. Petersburg, Florida

This rating is as of today, not overall. The Rays have managed to give up first place to the Red Sox. I believe in the Rays, always have, but I also believe it is time for certain players to start thinking about the 'team' instead of themselves. It would be nice to see some 'free' base hits while the defense is in shift mode, a well-placed bunt, hit & run, etc., but a lot of players are just 'swingin away' @ the air. Pitching is terrible, but I think this will correct itself in time. Hitting won't just self-correct unless some hitters are willing to change their attitudes. Anyone agree (or not)? read more

Fairly nice stadium. Plenty of available parking. Staff was nice. It was only $48 a ticket for us to be 1 row away from the field. There was a ton of leg room and we had a table with cupholders to put our drinks in. read more

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My Harley group rode down to St. Petersburg to watch the Rays play opening weekend. It was the 1st time for many of us at Tropicana Field. Without exception - we were impressed. A fabulous venue - for the players and for the fans. We are already talking about adding additional rides this summer. (the Rays lost 13-0 to Cleveland, but we still had a great time . . . .) read more

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Disgusting dirty seats, small no room to move, people sit wherever they want, got up came back people in my seats, would not move..

Opening day was a blast! The excitement level was truly over the top. Our boys tried their best but fell short. It was still FUN and the food choices were very tempting. We are rooting for our team and plan to attend as many games as we can! read more