Marlins Ballpark Behind-the-Scenes Tour

Baseball in the heart of Little Havana

⏱ About 1-1.5 hours👤 All ages$

The ballpark opened in 2012 on the grounds of a site long associated with Miami sports history, and its retractable roof allows games to proceed through summer storms and heat. The tour experience focuses on the building itself, how the field and the stands are laid out and how the operations behind a game fit together. Guides generally share stories about the team and the stadium, and tours are timed so groups move at a comfortable pace.

Because tours run when the park is not hosting a game, schedules depend on the baseball calendar and on other events. Baseball season runs from spring to late summer, and tour availability may vary around home games, so check dates and times before you go. Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen if any part of the route is outdoors and carry water. Children who like baseball often love seeing the field up close, while those less interested may find the tour a bit long.

Planning tips: combine the tour with a meal or a coffee in Little Havana, where Calle Ocho is a short ride away, and consider returning for a game if your visit overlaps the season. Parking near the ballpark is available, and rideshare is easy, but game days bring congestion. If you prefer the energy of live baseball, check the schedule for a home game and compare the tour with a ticket. Either way, a visit to the stadium gives you a glimpse of a very different side of the neighborhood, one that blends Cuban-American culture and South Florida sports.