December 31, 200421 yr Does anyone know when the tickets go on sale for the Marlins Spring Training games? I looked on FloridaMarlins.com but maybe I am looking in the wrong place :confused Thanks in Advance! Holly
December 31, 200421 yr Author Thank you so much! Does any one know where I can find the seating chart for Roger Dean Stadium? I want really good seats
December 31, 200421 yr Author Never mind... I found the site 645208[/snapback] What is it? 645226[/snapback] here is the site
December 31, 200421 yr HollyBerry, There are no bad seats in Roger Dean Stadium. But, from my experience, it's worth the extra buck or two to be in the lower level between home and third or home and first. (The Roger Dean site identifies all sections/seats that you need to select.) Seems natural to be on the Marlins dug-out side... but you really don't see the players. Dug-out roof hides them. I like to sit on other side-line so I can look across into Marlins dug-out. Also, if you are sun-sensitive at all, sit on 1st base line with the afternoon sun at your back. Seriously. Make a quick call to Roger Dean Stadium and confirm that once again the Marlins will always be in the 3rd base line dugout. (If so I will be opposite... with the sun at my back.) And there's a neat sports bar in the complex, right across from the Stadium. And you will find all spectators very friendly regardless of allegiance. (Many SENIORS like me.) ENJOY. (I'll be one of those in the original Teal caps.)
December 31, 200421 yr Post-Script to HollyBerry, Was posted last week that Members herein are exploring a MarlinsBaseball.com Day at Jupiter ST. Patience was requested. No reason you should wait on booking tickets convenient to you. I am waiting because CapeFish thinks FSN will be televising 5 games. As a low-budget Marlins fan, I don't want to buy ST tickets for a game that I could watch at home on TV. CapeFish will advise within a few weeks. Book your tickets for Jupiter. Consider also Dodgertown, Vero Beach. History prevails.
December 31, 200421 yr Author HollyBerry, There are no bad seats in Roger Dean Stadium. But, from my experience, it's worth the extra buck or two to be in the lower level between home and third or home and first. (The Roger Dean site identifies all sections/seats that you need to select.) Seems natural to be on the Marlins dug-out side... but you really don't see the players. Dug-out roof hides them. I like to sit on other side-line so I can look across into Marlins dug-out. Also, if you are sun-sensitive at all, sit on 1st base line with the afternoon sun at your back. Seriously. Make a quick call to Roger Dean Stadium and confirm that once again the Marlins will always be in the 3rd base line dugout. (If so I will be opposite... with the sun at my back.) And there's a neat sports bar in the complex, right across from the Stadium. And you will find all spectators very friendly regardless of allegiance. (Many SENIORS like me.) ENJOY. (I'll be one of those in the original Teal caps.) 645387[/snapback] Thanks for the info! My dad wanted to get seats right behind the bullpen! Where the players sit when they are not warming up. I wanted to buy these seats before anyone else did We were also looking into seats behind home plate maybe the first few rows... I want to take great pictures of the players Thanks again!
December 31, 200421 yr Author Post-Script to HollyBerry, Was posted last week that Members herein are exploring a MarlinsBaseball.com Day at Jupiter ST. Patience was requested. No reason you should wait on booking tickets convenient to you. I am waiting because CapeFish thinks FSN will be televising 5 games. As a low-budget Marlins fan, I don't want to buy ST tickets for a game that I could watch at home on TV. CapeFish will advise within a few weeks. Book your tickets for Jupiter. Consider also Dodgertown, Vero Beach. History prevails. 645397[/snapback] Thanks for more info :lol We are looking into games in Jupiter and Port St. Lucie I live about 30 min from Jupiter and about 50 from Port St. Lucie! Driving to PPS takes longer :lol
December 31, 200421 yr Post-Script to HollyBerry, Was posted last week that Members herein are exploring a MarlinsBaseball.com Day at Jupiter ST. Patience was requested. No reason you should wait on booking tickets convenient to you. I am waiting because CapeFish thinks FSN will be televising 5 games. As a low-budget Marlins fan, I don't want to buy ST tickets for a game that I could watch at home on TV. CapeFish will advise within a few weeks. Book your tickets for Jupiter. Consider also Dodgertown, Vero Beach. History prevails. 645397[/snapback] I'll probably go down to Dodgertown for a game or two, I love that place. I hope to make it down to Jupiter for a game, and of course I'll see the fish when they come to play the Nationals here in Brevard.
December 31, 200421 yr Thanks for more info :lol We are looking into games in Jupiter and Port St. Lucie I live about 30 min from Jupiter and about 50 from Port St. Lucie! Driving to PPS takes longer :lol Port St. Lucie's Thomas J. White / Tradition Field is an awesome complex, especially after last year's renovations. Definitely worth the trip. Chin High is right about Roger Dean; there are no bad seats, and the atmosphere is unbeatable. If you're planning on buying seats behind the Marlins' bullpen (the Bleacher section), I suggest getting there early, because even though they're numbered, people often disregard their seat assignments since it's the bleachers. If someone is in your seat, you can always ask them to move, but I think it's preferable to just get there early and avoid a confrontation.
January 1, 200521 yr Thanks for more info :lol We are looking into games in Jupiter and Port St. Lucie I live about 30 min from Jupiter and about 50 from Port St. Lucie! Driving to PPS takes longer :lol Port St. Lucie's Thomas J. White / Tradition Field is an awesome complex, especially after last year's renovations. Definitely worth the trip. Chin High is right about Roger Dean; there are no bad seats, and the atmosphere is unbeatable. If you're planning on buying seats behind the Marlins' bullpen (the Bleacher section), I suggest getting there early, because even though they're numbered, people often disregard their seat assignments since it's the bleachers. If someone is in your seat, you can always ask them to move, but I think it's preferable to just get there early and avoid a confrontation. 645408[/snapback] For day games I prefer to sit in the upper section behind home plate. It is the only area with shade, and the seats are still very good.
January 1, 200521 yr Link to Entire ST Schedule Nice to see they will play one game in Greensboro this year. Looks like they are making a tour of all the minor league parks (last year was Albuquerque).
January 1, 200521 yr Author Link to Entire ST Schedule Nice to see they will play one game in Greensboro this year. Looks like they are making a tour of all the minor league parks (last year was Albuquerque). 645687[/snapback] Thanks for the link to the Spring Training Schedule
January 1, 200521 yr Remember that AWAY games vs. Cards are at Jupiter. We share Roger Dean Stadium with them and take turns being the "home team."
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