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FEB 25
7:15 PM
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Drone Racing League
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SAT
MAR 11
12:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Nicaragua vs. Puerto Rico - Game 1
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Miami,
FL
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SAT
MAR 11
7:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Dominican Republic vs. Venezuela - Game 2
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Miami,
FL
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SUN
MAR 12
12:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Nicaragua vs. Israel - Game 3
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Miami,
FL
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SUN
MAR 12
7:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Venezuela vs. Puerto Rico - Game 4
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Miami,
FL
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MON
MAR 13
12:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Dominican Republic vs. Nicaragua - Game 5
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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MON
MAR 13
7:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Israel vs. Puerto Rico - Game 6
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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TUE
MAR 14
12:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Nicaragua vs. Venezuela - Game 7
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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TUE
MAR 14
7:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Israel vs. Dominican Republic - Game 8
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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WED
MAR 15
12:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Venezuela vs. Israel - Game 9
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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WED
MAR 15
7:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Pool D: Puerto Rico vs. Dominican Republic - Game 10
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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FRI
MAR 17
7:00 PM
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World Baseball Classic: Quarterfinals
loanDepot park -
Miami,
FL
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Upon the completion of its construction in 2012, Marlins Park replaced the Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens as the Miami Marlins home stadium. The stadium is located at the Orange Bowl site, a field with a long history of events that began in 1935. Football games, soccer games, and baseball games have been played on the historic Orange Bowl site. Bruce Springsteen, Van Halen, Madonna, Prince, and the Rolling Stones are just a few of the famous performers who have performed at Marlins Park. Grab some Marlins tickets, your friends and family, and enjoy one of America's greatest past-times in this one of a kind stadium.
In honor of the Orange Bowl siteâÂÂs history, Marlins Park features public benches made from the original seats of the Miami Orange Bowl at Bobby Maduro Drive (NW 5th Street) and Marlins Way (NW 16th Avenue) and an art piece by David Arsham named âÂÂOrange Bowl Tributeâ in the East Plaza. The piece represents the final resting places of the letters of the previous facilityâÂÂs sign. After every Marlins home run, Home Run Sculpture is visible in Left-Center Field. ?Today, Marlins Park is primarily a baseball stadium, but the facility is also used for other sporting and private events. During the winter months and baseball off-season, Marlins Park is used as the site of soccer matches. The Miami Beach Bowl, an NCAA college football game, also takes place at Marlins Park.
?To avoid cancellations and inconveniences due to FloridaâÂÂs weather and to increase the enjoyment of Marlins fans, Marlins Park employs a retractable roof. The retractable roof spans the length of nearly two football fields and covers 338,000 square feet of space. Opening and closing the roof is also extremely energy efficient, allowing the natural elements to reduce the amount of energy required; as a result, the cost of operating the retractable roof is only $10.
Getting There and Getting In
Parking & Directions
Marlins Park is at 501 Marlins Way (NW 16th Avenue). Less than two miles from downtown Miami, easy freeway access, ample parking, and several public transit options are all available. Marlins Park is surrounded by parking garages, each with access from side streets.