Marlins Park w Miami

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  Ro Davis

  :: 29 April 2018 14:13:39

  Marlins Park is by far one of the better parks in the Majors. The food is excellent. The stadium is cozy and the retractable roof is a must for fans seeking shelter from the brutal elements of So. Fla. I'm a STH and enjoy coming to the games.

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  Eddie Zeigler

  :: 19 April 2018 19:55:10

  You can tell that the park is under new management. The need to bring the concession price's down to make coming to the park more affordable for the the public. Listen l was born and raised in Miami and it just doesn't feel like home si they left the other stadium. They need to bring back more of the home town feeling!

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  Enrique Ortiz

  :: 03 April 2018 08:52:19

  Marlins park is a marvelous Stadium. It definitely has a very modern feel to it. I personally stayed and watch the game from the MVP Suite by first base, and it definitely was a great time. I don't think I ever want to go back to watching any type of sport if it's not in one of the Suites. As for the actual Marlins, I have to say it was very hard to see that everyone was a Chicago Cubs fan. I can't imagine what it's like to play in your home turf and not have much of a fan base, and hear everyone cheer for the away team. But I guess that is what happens when you are a team that sells all your players.

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  Sabjre Dobson

  :: 31 March 2018 15:34:55

  It is a beautiful park, enjoyed the open ceiling last night, clean, very well staffed and helpful staff. My only issue is the couple in front of me bought the SMALLEST cotton candy I've ever seen and it was $10?! For that price it should have been bigger than it was not to mention kinda crushed. I saw several and none were any better. I always buy cotton candy at an event and I did not at this venue . The other food and snacks were decently portioned.

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  Catch soccer

  :: 29 March 2018 22:55:06

  Honestly, could they manage the traffic much worse? It took at least an hour for the traffic to somewhat clear. I was here for opening day, only 80 percent of the stadium was full, and at least half of the attendees were visiting fans. There weren't anywhere near enough staff members. It was a miracle if you didn't have to get out of your seat to get a beer, and when you did go inside, you would miss at least a full inning because the lines were so long. I did think that the atmosphere was decent, and the stadium itself was cool.