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Jackie Robinson Ballpark is a storied fixture in Daytona Beach, Florida. Opened in 1914 and formerly known as City Island Ball Park, it is the oldest active minor league baseball stadium in the United States. Renamed in 1990 to honor Jackie Robinson, the ballpark remains a vibrant community hub, hosting the Daytona Tortugas (Single-A, Cincinnati Reds) and Bethune-Cookman Wildcats baseball. The venue is NRHP-listed (since 1998) and designated a National Commemorative Site in 2024, with further recognition added to the African American Civil Rights Network in 2025. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a first-time visitor, we’ve got you covered with practical details to secure your seats and plan your trip responsibly.
Location: 105 E. Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114. Capacity: 4,200 (includes reserved seating, bleachers, and wheelchair-accessible sections). The ballpark’s historic charm blends with modern accessibility and city amenities, making it a must-visit for sports enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Planning your visit? Here’s what you need to know about seating, parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and eat. We’ve highlighted practical options and trusted partners to help you secure your seats without the fuss. Whether you’re catching a Tortugas game or a Bethune-Cookman squad matchup, Jackie Robinson Ballpark offers an authentic, family-friendly baseball experience in the heart of Daytona Beach.
Seating and accessibility
The ballpark seats up to 4,200 fans across reserved sections, bleachers, and wheelchair-accessible zones. For specific seating availability, refer to the official seating chart which highlights areas such as E16, E17, Budweiser Bullpen, and the Turtles Nest. When you buy tickets, we can help you locate the best available seats in your preferred price range and view.
Parking
ADA parking is available at the East Gate Parking Lot and the Courthouse parking lot. We recommend arriving early on game days to secure convenient parking and to enjoy pre-game activities around the historic ballpark.
Transit and getting here
Public transit options are available via VOTran. The MyStop mobile app can assist with trip planning, schedules, and real-time updates to get you to the ballpark smoothly. Consider rideshare options if you’re traveling from nearby hotels or attractions.
Nearby hotels and restaurants
Several hotels near Daytona Beach are within easy reach of the ballpark. For a comfortable stay and reliable access, check affiliated partner hotels and trusted local eateries that align with our no-fruss, easy-ticket ethos. If you’d like, we can connect you with partner hotel options and restaurant recommendations to streamline your weekend plans.
Renovations and landmark status
Jackie Robinson Ballpark is NRHP-listed (since 1998) and designated a National Commemorative Site in 2024, with inclusion in the African American Civil Rights Network in 2025. A 2026 upgrade is planned to enhance facilities while preserving the park’s historic character.
Current tenants and events
The Daytona Tortugas (Single-A, Cincinnati Reds) play here, along with Bethune-Cookman Wildcats baseball. Notable events include Jackie Robinson’s integrated spring-training game here in 1946 and cultural performances, such as a 2018 concert by Nelly. For the latest event dates, we’ll confirm availability and help you secure seats.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 105 E. Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114.
- Capacity: 4,200 seats (includes reserved, bleachers, and wheelchair-accessible sections).
- Venue type: Historic baseball ballpark; oldest active minor league ballpark.
- Opened: 1914; Former name City Island Ball Park (renamed Jackie Robinson Ballpark in 1990).
- Current tenants: Daytona Tortugas (Single-A, Cincinnati Reds) and Bethune-Cookman Wildcats baseball.
- Notable events: Jackie Robinson’s integrated spring-training game here in 1946; Nelly performed a concert in 2018; designated a National Commemorative Site in 2024 and added to the African American Civil Rights Network in 2025.
- Parking: ADA parking available at the East Gate Parking Lot and the Courthouse parking lot.
- Seating chart: See The Jack Seating Chart (sections include E16, E17, Budweiser Bullpen, Turtles Nest).
- Transit: Public transit options via VOTran; MyStop mobile app available for trip planning.
- Nearby hotels: Several hotels are nearby Daytona Beach, including Days Inn Daytona Beach (example from Ballpark Digest).
- Renovations/landmark status: 2026 upgrade planned; NRHP-listed since 1998; site designated National Commemorative Site in 2024.