Every February, George M. Steinbrener field hosts the start of another baseball season that commences with one of the most highly anticipated preseason events in all of professional sports; baseball Spring Training. With a capacity of 11,026 this spring training epicenter is a must view venue.

Guest Reviews

Charlie

5 months ago

Such a fun place to catch spring training and minor league games. There is really not a bad seat in the house but you can get really close seats for a decent price. We got to see Aaron Judge hit two home runs that game, which was amazing. We tried to get there early to get an Aaron Judge autograph for my 7 year old son, but wasn’t able to get there in time. We can try again the next time we go. The stadium is modeled after old Yankee Stadium. There is a lot of great food choices for some decent prices as well. I would highly recommend catching some games here even if you are not a Yankee fan, if you are a fan of baseball, this is the place to go.

Bob Chepalonis

5 months ago

This is one of the great things in Florida in February is to go watch the Yankees practice for spring training . There is no charge the place is about 10% full of people and you can get up close to the players . It is hard to get an autograph , but the player is always engage with the young kids , which is fantastic to see.

Insoo Om

4 months ago

Annual trip to see our favorite Yankees play their spring training games. Stadium is cozy compared to mega Yankee stadium. Food is good and got to meet very nice people from New York whom are diehard Yankee fans like us. Can't wait till next year. Very family friendly.

Brian Murphy

5 months ago

While vacationing in Florida, my wife and I had the opportunity to attend a Tampa Bay Rays game after securing tickets through VetTix, and the experience exceeded our expectations. George M. Steinbrenner Field may not be a traditional Major League ballpark, but it is an outstanding facility that the Rays are fortunate to temporarily call home. The stadium is clean, well-maintained, and offers an intimate baseball atmosphere that allows fans to feel close to the action. Concessions were excellent, with a solid variety of food options, quick service, and, most importantly on a warm Florida afternoon, cold beer readily available. The overall environment felt welcoming, relaxed, and genuinely focused on the fan experience. What made the visit especially meaningful for me as a lifelong Yankees fan was the rich history surrounding the ballpark. Walking past the New York Yankees plaques displayed outside the stadium felt like a walk down memory lane, honoring decades of baseball greatness and adding a unique historical dimension to the visit. Overall, George M. Steinbrenner Field delivers a memorable and enjoyable baseball experience. Whether you’re a Rays supporter, a Yankees fan appreciating the venue’s legacy, or simply a baseball lover looking for a great night at the ballpark, this stadium is well worth the visit.

Justin H

2 months ago

First time here and came with my dad. I flew out from Japan and he came from NY State. the price was awesome! $10 for a double header tonight, the food was normal and the game was good. so why 4 stars and not 5? BECAUSE, the music. this was supposed to be family friendly event (kids everywhere) And there were multiple songs blasting with swearing in it and talking about sex. clearly club songs and not really something I was expecting my dad to be hearing when we sat down to watch a nice game.

Standard Amenities

Meeting room capacities
Room Square Feet Theater Classroom Banquet Reception
George M. Steinbrenner Field 10000
Stadium Concourse 30000 800
The Bright House Networks Dugout Club 1700 50 70
The Tampa Tribune Deck 25500 700 500 700 700
Yankees Pavilion 9000 400 225 300 500

Accessible Features

  • Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
  • Wheelchair Accessible Parking
  • Wheelchair Accessible Restroom

Facility Amenities

  • Concessions