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Miami – LoanDepot Park
Miami delivers energy, rhythm, and coastal sunshine—and LoanDepot Park mirrors that vibe perfectly. Home to the Miami Marlins, this ballpark is one of the most modern in the league, with a fully retractable roof, vibrant art displays, and a flavor-rich food scene that reflects the city’s Latin heritage. Whether you're taking in skyline views from the concourses or enjoying the in-stadium aquarium behind home plate, every detail of the park feels uniquely Miami. It’s a baseball experience infused with color, creativity, and a distinctly South Florida flair.
St. Petersburg – Tropicana Field
Tucked away in sunny St. Petersburg, Tropicana Field offers a one-of-a-kind indoor baseball experience that defies Florida’s unpredictable weather. Home to the Tampa Bay Rays, the "Trop" boasts quirky features like the iconic catwalks, the Rays Touch Tank, and a dome that keeps fans cool and dry. While the ballpark has its critics, it also has character—and the die-hard Rays fans bring plenty of heart. Outside the stadium, St. Pete offers beautiful beaches, a thriving art scene, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere that makes this stop a fan favorite.
Atlanta – Truist Park
Baseball tradition meets modern sophistication at Atlanta’s Truist Park, home of the Braves. With excellent sightlines, an electric crowd, and top-tier Southern hospitality, Truist offers one of the best stadium experiences in the country. But what truly sets this venue apart is The Battery—an entertainment district built right next to the ballpark. Before and after the game, guests can explore shops, breweries, restaurants, and live music, all just steps from their seats. Atlanta itself is a hub of history and culture, and Truist Park captures that spirit with pride and passion.