Miami Marlins continue to invest in cost of fan experience with ticket price reset for 2019 season
By: Jon Erik Alvarez
Tags: Baseball, Sports, Youth, Community, Family

Marlins also announce 2019 Premium Giveaway Schedule, which includes Miami Marlins swag each Saturday for fans and baseball gear every Sunday for kids

Pitchers and catchers report in less than 7 days, and Opening Day is less than 50 days away. With all the excitement for the upcoming season, the Miami Marlins are showcasing their commitment to the fans with a ticket price reset for the 2019 season as part of its broader cost of fan experience initiative. Pricing for the 2019 season — which starts as low as $10 for single-game tickets to most games — will affirm the position of Marlins baseball as one of the more affordable entertainment experiences in the South Florida market!

So what is this price reset all about:

Ticket prices in all seat categories have been held or reset for this season as the organization delivers value across all seat experiences

Nearly 50% of the seats are below $25 for single games, and more than a quarter of all seats are $20 or less

On average, ticket prices have decreased by 10% compared to the on-sale price of 2018 single-game tickets

Fans can attend a Marlins home game for as low as $10

Marlins membership, which now start at just 10 games and includes enhanced member benefits, can be purchased for as low as $120

All available at Marlins.com/Tickets

“We will continue to invest in the cost of fan experience at Marlins Park,” said Marlins CEO Derek Jeter. “This price reset perfectly complements our ballpark enhancements and re-imagined food and beverage offerings as we strive to provide our fans value and become a top-of-mind entertainment option for South Florida residents.”

Single-game tickets go on sale on Saturday, February 9; fans can check out their seats that day at FanFest’s Select-A-Seat event. FanFest will also provide a first up-close look at the ballpark enhancements under development as well as opportunities for player interactions, and fun for the entire family. There will be live music on the West Plaza, highlighted by Spam Allstars, a renowned local band with an authentic Miami sound for more than 20 years. FanFest, which includes complimentary admission and parking, will conclude with a live fireworks show.

What about pre-sale opportunities for single-game tickets:

Marlins Members have priority access to single-game tickets with a pre-sale that began on February 5

Partners, group leaders, and MLB Ballpark App users will have access to a pre-sale today, February 7

Marlins.com Registered Users will have access to a pre-sale on Friday, February 8

The Marlins commitment to reimagine the Marlins Park experience based on fan and community input began in November with the renovation of The Club presented by DEX Imaging, which has reset the industry standard for a premium experience with a uniquely refined Miami vibe. The organization then added new social space concepts, the Center Field Zone and SRO Social Section, which create a sense of community through spaces which encourage social engagement among fans.

The Club presented by DEX Imaging

The next ballpark enhancement centered on the culinary experience at Marlins Park, which included the creation of the 3o5 Menu, a full reconcept of F&B concessions on the Promenade Level and the addition of restaurant partners with great Miami stories. The 3o5 Menu — a new food and beverage menu option for all Marlins home games — features eight core ballpark favorites at a new introductory price of either $3 or $5. The new restaurant partners that will expand the diverse flavors of Miami throughout Marlins Park are: Miami’s Best Pizza, PINCHO, Novecento, SuViche and two concepts by Jose Andres’ ThinkFoodGroup — Butterfly Tacos y Tortas and La Pepa.