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Florida Spring Training: Your Guide To Touring The Grapefruit League |
Good seats are often available at the last minute at Fort Lauderdale Stadium. I bought my tickets two days before the game and was behind the dugout several rows up. If you want bleacher seats, it’s rarely a problem because the Orioles play in the fourth largest stadium in the Grapefruit League. Just be aware that the left field bleachers are not open for every game, and the stadium can sell out. When the Red Sox come to play the Orioles it’s standing room only.
Whoever they’re playing, if you want the best seats — the seats in the lower level with the extra legroom — call ahead for a ticket order form. These seats are located only in the box seat section and they go quickly. As for prices, this is one of the most reasonable ballparks in the Grapefruit League. The box seats with the great legroom are among the least expensive top tickets in Spring Training. In fact, only McKechnie Field in Bradenton has a cheaper top ticket. Parents will appreciate the special $3 general admission price for kids 3 to 14 — the lowest priced ticket in Spring Training. Kids under 3 get in free if they sit on their parent’s lap. Seniors (60+) can get Reserved Grandstand tickets for half price for weekday afternoon games if they buy them before game day. Capacity: 8,340 Average Attendance: 5,729 Ticket Prices: Box Seat $20 Reserved Grandstand $14 General Admission, Adults $10 General Admission, Children (14 and under) $5 For Tickets: Call 954-776-1921 Didn't find what you were looking for? Try a Google search.
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