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Miami Marlins Suite Prices and Details

How much do Miami Marlins suites cost?

Suite prices for a Marlins game will vary based on the opponent, day of the week and how many people you have attending. Pricing will range from $2,200 - $4,500 for regular season games. For all non-Marlins events at Marlins Park, pricing can vary widely based on the type of event.
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How many guests can fit in a Marlins suite?

The suites at Marlins stadium can accommodate groups of 12 - 24 guests, in varying locations around the ballpark. Depending on the suite configuration, additional tickets may be available for standing room only (SRO). The available suite locations are Founders & Legends, MVP, and Fiesta Suites.

Suite Levels at Marlins Park

MVP Suite

16 Tickets
2 Parking
Catering Available
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Founders & Legends Suite

22 Tickets
4 Parking
Catering Available
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Marlins Park Event Planning Guide

Catering

Miami Marlins luxury suites can be catered with your favorite food and drinks at an additional cost. Marlins suite guests can pre-order off the Marlins Park suite menu in advance to their game. There is no minimum and in-suite catering is optional. On average, most people spend $75-$100 per person.

Parking and Transportation

VIP parking passes are included with a Marlins suite rental. Each pass is clearly labeled and valid in one of four parking garages near Marlins Park. Additional passes can be purchased in advance or on the day of the game. Rideshare is located in East Lot 1 at the northeast corner of Marlins Park.

Budget

Miami Marlins luxury suites cost $2,000-$5,000 on average. Marlins luxury boxes vary in price depending on the opponent, size of the suite and day of the week. Food and beverage is additional and can cost around $75-$100 per person. The catering charge won't occur until game day.

Dress Code

There is no particular dress code when in a Miami Marlins luxury box. If it is a corporate event, most people will be dressed in business casual attire. However, it's most common to Marlins suite ticket holders in team-branded apparel and casual clothing. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Venue Bag Policy

Bags must be no larger than 16"x16"x8" in size. All bags are subject to inspection; clear bags are preferred. Guests shall be limited to one soft-sided bag(e.g. diaper bag, small purse, fanny pack, backpack, etc.) per person. These policies apply to Miami Marlins suite ticket holders as well.

Entrances

Miami Marlins suite guests can enter 2 hours prior to first pitch as they receive early access. Premium gates include The Club: DEX Imaging entrance and 3rd Base Dugout Club gate on the North side of the park, the 1st Base Dugout Club in the West Plaza and Bobby Maduro Entrance on the South side.

Child Ticket Policy

Children up to 36 months old do not need a ticket to enter Marlins Park. Any child older must possess a ticket to enter, even if their group will be in one of the Marlins luxury suites. Car seats are permitted inside the ballpark; however, a ticket must be purchased as it will account for a seat.

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Marlins Spotlight

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Current MLB Season

The Marlins believe they have turned the corner on their massive rebuild and hope to have more success in a competitive National League East division.

Sandy Alcantara anchors the rotation, and he should get some help throughout the season as prospects Sixto Sanchez, Edward Cabrera, and Nick Neidert may all debut in 2020.

On offense, the biggest acquisition was coach James Rowson, who served with a Twins team that set a single-season home run record in 2019. Expect Brian Anderson, Jonathan Villar, and Jesus Aguilar to benefit while waiting on reinforcements like Monte Harrison and Jesus Sanchez from the minors.

Marlins Park went through some fan-friendly improvements in time for 2020. The outfield fences in center field are coming in from 407 to 400 feet and right-center is being moved in from 399 to 387 feet. Also new for 2020 is the Biscayne Bay Brew Hall. This... MORE

Past Spotlights

Posted Mar 19, 2019

Last year was the Marlins first year under a new ownership group led by Derek Jeter and Bruce Sherman. The Marlins have retooled their roster and the broader vision includes redefining the baseball culture and fan experience in South Florida. 2019 continues a rebuilding phase, but the organization has been injected with a lot of young talent and the Marlins should be in a much better place to compete in the National League this season.

The Marlins return a legitimate building block for the future in 3rd baseman Brian Anderson. Anderson is a homegrown talent and he hit .273 with 65 RBIs last season. It was his first full season, so it’s reasonable to expect an increase in his power numbers next season. The Marlins will rely on production from their 2nd baseman Starlin Castro. Castro is a 4x All-Star and should be a coveted trade piece throughout the season. In the offseason, the Marlins added veteran hitters Curtis Granderson and Neil Walker, and pitcher Sergio Ramos. In recent trade returns, the Marlins added two elite prospects, Sixto Sanchez and Victor Mesa. Sixto Sanchez is a consensus top-30 MLB prospect.

On the pitching front, Jose Urena, is the projected ace of the Marlins rotation. The Marlins have plenty of other young arms as well. As the Marlins continue to re-define themselves, they should see the most improvement in their young pitching staff. Mel Stottlemyre, the current pitching coach, is well respected across the league and he believes the rotation has elite potential. Sandy Alcantara, Caleb Smith and Trevor Richards, to name a few, are high-ceiling prospects that should take a step forward in 2019.

Under Derek Jeter, the Marlins aim to redefine the baseball experience in South Florida. Marlins Park, built in 2012, is a unique and state-of-the-art venue and could be a destination attraction in Miami. The Premium spaces at Marlins Park are phenomenal, a fantastic place to entertain clients, family or friends with your next group outing.

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Posted Jan 11, 2018

The Miami Marlins head into the 2018 season with an entirely different look on and off the field. Derek Jeter and his ownership team purchased the Marlins from former owner Jeffrey Loria, and they have injected the franchise with new energy. 2018 will be a rebuilding year for Miami, hoping to plant the seeds for a brighter future.

Christian Yelich and Justin Bour will be the focal point of the Marlins lineup in 2018. Yelich is one of baseball’s more dynamic, young outfielders, and Bour has proven to be a legitimate power threat from the left side of the plate. Starlin Castro, who came over from the Yankees as part of the Giancarlo Stanton trade, will join Bour and veteran Martin Prado on the infield. Behind the dish, J.T. Realmuto is one of the game’s best young catchers. He should help the pitching staff develop while providing a reliable bat in the lineup.

On the mound, Jose Urena will look to build off the major strides he took in 2017. Urena’s fastball has been able to generate a ton of ground balls with its late dip in the strike zone. Wei-Yin Chen and Adam Conley offer two southpaw options in the rotation to go with right handers Urena and Dan Straily. Conley will look to regain his form from 2015 and 2016, as last year was one for Conley to forget. Manager Don Mattingly returns to Miami for his third season as the Marlins manager.

Built in 2012, Marlins Park is one of Major League Baseball's most unique venues. Possessing traditional Miami flare, fans attending a game at Marlins Park in a luxury box will experience first class amenities and a great viewing experience. From fish tanks behind home plate to a dance club in right field, Marlins Park a fantastic place to entertain clients, family or friends. Most suites at Marlins Park can accommodate 16–22 people, while larger outfield party suites can accommodate up to 30 guests. All suites will be climate-controlled and have interior and exterior seating, ensuring you and your guests receive a first class experience in a Marlins Park luxury suite.




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