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About Tropicana Field - Parking Lot

Welcome to Tropicana Field, the domed multi-purpose stadium in St. Petersburg, Florida. Home to the Rays and a venue with a storied history of major events—from NCAA Final Four to World Series appearances and entertainment showcases. This page focuses on the Tropicana Field - Parking Lot area, but you’ll also find practical guidance on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you secure your tickets and plan a smooth visit.

Capacity and layout have evolved with renovations over the years, with baseball seating typically around 25,000 seats (25,025 with certain upper deck configurations noted in some seasons). Official seating areas include Rays Club, Left Field Ledge, Captain Morgan Deck, and accessible seating options. For the most current seating chart, refer to the official Tropicana Field seating map. Parking is arranged across nine official lots, with prepaid options available and overflow parking when needed in downtown St. Petersburg. Transit options, taxi and rideshare access, and nearby hotels and restaurants are all within easy reach to make your trip hassle-free. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-nonsense guidance to help you secure your seats and plan your day.

Whether you’re catching a Rays game, a college or wrestling event, or a special show, Tropicana Field remains a central hub in St. Petersburg. If you’re driving, familiarize yourself with the nine official parking lots and the prepaid options to simplify entry on game day. For public transit, the SunRunner bus rapid transit stops near the stadium, and the Baseball Looper shuttle runs on select game days. Rideshare drop-offs and pick-ups are convenient at Gate 4 and nearby streets. After the game, explore nearby lodging like Hollander Hotel, Avalon Hotel, Cordova Inn, and other hotels within about a mile. Dining options around the area range from casual to refined, with affiliate partners often offering nearby deals and recommendations. If you’re planning a multi-day visit or a special event, we’ll help you map out logistics so you can focus on the action and the experience. Stay flexible, stay informed, and secure your seats with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: baseball seating capacity is 25,000 (25,025 with upper deck tarps removed/adjusted over time; capacity has varied with renovations).
  • Address: 1 Tropicana Drive, St. Petersburg, Florida 33705.
  • Venue type: domed multipurpose stadium (MLB; also hosted NCAA events, football, wrestling, and other events).
  • Seating chart: official sections include Rays Club, Left Field Ledge, Captain Morgan Deck, with accessible seating; reference the official seating chart for current layouts.
  • Parking: 9 official lots (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9); prepaid parking available in multiple lots; typical game-day pricing ranges from roughly $10–$30 depending on lot and event; overflow parking may be used Downtown St. Petersburg.
  • Transit: SunRunner bus rapid transit stops near the stadium; Baseball Looper shuttle services on select game days; rideshare drop-off/pick-up zones at Gate 4 and nearby streets.
  • Nearby hotels: Hollander Hotel (421 4th Ave N), Avalon Hotel (443 4th Ave N), Cordova Inn, Tru by Hilton, Mint House St. Petersburg, among others within about a mile of the venue.
  • Notable events hosted: Tropicana Field hosted the 1999 NCAA Final Four and the 2008 World Series; WWE ThunderDome events were held there in 2020–2021; the St. Petersburg Bowl also called Tropicana Field home from 2008–2017.
  • Renamed: originally Florida Suncoast Dome, it was renamed Tropicana Field in 1996 due to naming rights.
  • Status as of 2026: after Hurricane Milton (2024) caused significant damage, repairs were underway with a plan for Rays to return to Tropicana Field in 2026; long-term redevelopment plans have been discussed but the stadium has not been demolished.