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SBD/Issue 123/Facilities & Venues
Marlins Announce Names Of Levels, Seating Areas At New Ballpark
Published March 10, 2010
The Marlins yesterday announced the official names of the seven levels and seating areas in the team’s new ballpark, which is slated to open in April '12. Marlins Owner Jeffrey Loria said that construction of the facility had passed the 25% mark (Marlins). Below is a list of the levels and seating areas:
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LEVEL
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HIGHLIGHTS
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|---|---|
| Field Level | Three clubs located around infield and two party zones in the outfield |
| Administrative Level | Team and concessionaire offices |
| Promenade Level | 360-degree concourse |
| Founders Level | 14 Founder’s Suites |
| Legends Level | 14 Legends Suites, 12 MVP Suites, the 1997 and 2003 Championship suites, six Fiesta Party Suites and the Legends Platinum, Gold and Silver seats |
| Media Level | Press box, broadcast booths and scoreboard control room |
| Skyline Box, a |
PARTY ON THE BEACH: Loria said, "The names selected reflect the flavor of multicultural Miami and the uniqueness of the ballpark's many features. Also, the city's scenic skyline and distinct food and entertainment options will contribute to a great fan experience." MLB.com's Joe Frisaro noted the new ballpark will feature two party zones. La Playa in left field will "feature a swimming pool and bar" and offer "direct views of the field and Marlins' bullpen." The Bullpen Fiesta Zone in right field offers a "direct view of the field and the visitors' bullpen." The ballpark also will feature a "special Home Run Porch in right field with close to 2,000 seats" (MLB.com, 3/9).






