Miami Marlins Suites

loanDepot park, 501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL

The Miami Marlins built on their surprise 2023 playoff appearance with another solid effort in 2024. Playing in a highly competitive NL East, the Marlins hung around the Wild Card race for much of the season, ultimately finishing just a few games shy of a postseason spot. Reigning NL Cy Young winner Sandy Alcántara started the year on the injured list, but young phenom Eury Pérez picked up the slack, emerging as Miami's new ace. Meanwhile, Luis Arraez followed up his 2023 batting title by contending for another, spraying hits at a remarkable rate from the leadoff spot. First-year manager Skip Schumaker continued to get the most out of his roster, leveraging the team's speed and pitching depth to grind out wins. Although the Fish fell short of October baseball, their competitive showing and the further development of prospects (like outfielder Jesús Sánchez blossoming into a middle-order threat) gave fans in South Florida plenty to cheer about. This offseason, the Marlins have tweaked the lineup by adding a veteran power bat and are eagerly anticipating Alcántara's return to full health, hopeful that 2025 will bring another postseason push.

LoanDepot Park offers Marlins fans a comfortable, lively setting to enjoy a ballgame, and the organization has made sure to enhance that experience in recent years. The retractable roof and air conditioning guarantee that Miami's heat or rain won't dampen the fun, allowing fans to focus on the action and entertainment. In 2024, the Marlins introduced the new Biscayne Bay Brew Hall beyond left field, a craft beer and dining space where fans can gather and socialize during the game. The ballpark's signature features, like the twin aquariums behind home plate and the moving bobblehead museum on the concourse, remain fan favorites. Premium seating got a boost as well: the Legends Platinum seats now include access to an exclusive lounge with modern décor and local gourmet fare, adding a touch of luxury for those ticket holders. From the energetic Mermaids dance team performances to the post-win light show beneath the closed roof, a Marlins game at loanDepot Park delivers a uniquely Miami mix of baseball and showmanship that leaves attendees excited for the next trip to the ballpark.

Miami had 80+ wins last season for the first time since 2010. And although they lost in the Wild Card round, the Marlins have positives entering 2024. Second baseman Luis Arraez led all of MLB with a .354 batting average last year. Outfielder Jazz Chisolm Jr. still produced 19 homers despite playing under 100 games. And 2023 additions Josh Bell and Jake Burger stuck around over the off-season. Miami has plenty of young pitching talent too. Starters Jesus Luzardo, Eury Perez, and Braxton Garrett all broke out last campaign. Expect that to continue into 2024.

LoanDepot Park is the perfect venue for a high-end experience. The PNC Club includes an all-inclusive package. The area has rotating menus, in-seat service, a lounge, and more. Miami's Hall of Fame Club is another option. All-inclusive amenities, shared suite space, bar-themed food and drink, and valet parking are a part of the deal. The Autonation Alley Deck and Bud Lounge are also areas that fans can enjoy. For suites, the Marlins have plenty to pick from. Ranging from 16-72 tickets, suites include VIP parking, private entrance, and in-suite catering. Private bathrooms are also available for certain suite options.

The Marlins were a surprise playoff team in the unique 2020 season, but the young team failed to capitalize on that in 2021. But a solid rotation has the team dreaming of contending in a difficult division, led by Sandy Alcantara, Pablo Lopez, Trevor Rogers, and Jesus Luzardo. Offensively, all eyes will be on Jazz Chisholm Jr., and he joins veterans Jesus Sanchez, Jorge Soler, Avisail Garcia, Brian Anderson, and Joey Wendle in a lineup that won't have any easy outs in it. Soler was the top free-agent acquisition, as he is coming off a World Series MVP run with Atlanta.

One of the best parts of LoanDepot Park in Miami is that you know you'll be seeing a game even if the south Florida weather doesn't cooperate due to the stadium's retractable roof. The PNC Club is just steps away from home plate and comes with seats right behind the dish, offering a variety of food and drink options along with unique experiences and other surprises. The Recess Sports Lounge debuted last season. This bar and social seating area has large garage doors that can be open to enjoy the comfortable open-air climate, and the AutoNation Alley Deck is also in its second season. It's an outfield space that can hold from 50-175 guests, offers a variety of seating options, and exclusive catering options are available.