LoanDepot Park, home of the Miami Marlins, can support 36,742 fans as of 2024. However, it can be expanded to 37,442 fans with standing room. ... LoanDepot Park’s Seating Chart .

It's no secret that big changes are on the way for the Florida Marlins come April, and now the team has changed the names of the streets surrounding their new ballpark, and that's not all.

The Marlins have scheduled two exhibition games in their new ballpark against the New York Yankees next April 1-2. About 25,000 tickets will be available for the April 1 game, which will start at ...

Step inside Marlins Park, and so much looks the same. That’s exactly how the Miami Marlins want it as Opening Day for the 2021 MLB season, April 1, against the Tampa Bay Rays inches closer.

Marlins Park will be renamed loanDepot park in a multiyear naming rights agreement announced Wednesday by the Miami Marlins. The deal provides additional revenue for the Marlins, who have operated … ...

The Marlins will now play at LoanDepot Park, after a multiyear naming rights agreement was announced by the team Wednesday. Miami had not previously had a naming rights agreement for its ballpark.

MIAMI (CBS4) – Given the Florida Marlins season is sinking faster than the Titanic, fans and the league are already starting to look towards next year in the new ballpark. While the official ...

When Herman Russomanno takes his seat in the Marlins new ballpark in April 2012, he’ll have a view of the action from behind home plate and an eyeful of one of the venue’s most unique features ...

The hard-to-reach outfield fences at the Miami Marlins' new ballpark will remain that way.Some have argued the fences should be moved in because home runs are too difficult to hit, but Marlins ...

MIAMI — The sellout crowd in the Miami Marlins’ new ballpark cheered the introduction of their starters, who were accompanied by women dressed as Latin ...

The Marlins are considering moving in the fences at their home ballpark in an effort to increase the team’s lagging home run totals, according to MLB.com.

The Miami Marlins and The Clevelander have mutually agreed to discontinue The Clevelander At Marlins Park ahead of the 2020 season to address new priorities within both organizations.