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Ahead of the start of the must-experience international baseball tournament, LoanDepot park today announces comprehensive transportation and parking plan for the World Baseball Classic. With heavy traffic and congestion anticipated, fans are strongly encouraged to utilize a variety of provided methods of transportation and parking options, which will be the fastest way to get to the LoanDepot park. A WBC Transportation Hub has been established in Downtown Miami at the Government Center, with a parking fee of just $15 that includes a complimentary shuttle service to and from LoanDepot park; hours of operation are as follows: March 11 – 15 from 9 a.m. – 1 a.m., and March 17 – 21 from 3 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Eventgoers should visit the WBC Transportation Hub – Marlins.com/WBCTransportation – today to view the provided transportation and parking options and to finalize their plans before heading to LoanDepot park. The adjoining maps, which are also available at the WBC Transportation Hub, illustrate the various options for guests. LoanDepot park has also partnered with Concept3D to design an interactive digital mapping solution to visually communicate alternative parking solutions from the ease of fans’ mobile device. The tool can be viewed here.
Parking on site at LoanDepot park is limited for the World Baseball Classic and will be sold on a first come, first-served basis, with no advance parking sales. For guests interested in on-site parking, the fee will be $40 per game, while supply lasts. Those fans looking to park on site at LoanDepot park are strongly encouraged to arrive early, at least two hours prior to first pitch.
“We have worked with Miami Parking Authority and the City of Miami to create a plan that offers off-site parking and shuttle services to give fans additional options, ease congestion around the ballpark, and offer a smoother commute,” said Miami Marlins President of Business Operations Caroline O’Connor. “There is an unmatched energy and excitement for the World Baseball Classic, and with the goal of providing all guests a first-class experience, we urge guests to make their arrival plans in advance.”
“The City of Miami Police Department, The Miami Marlins and the World Baseball Classic will be working together for all to enjoy a safe event,” said Captain of the City of Miami Police Department Freddie Cruz. “We ask everyone attending to be please respect others, maintain celebrations in an orderly, safe, and legal manner. Miami Police would also like to make sure that if you see something suspicious, say something and report it, Our communities safety is Paramount. Now, on a traffic note, please pack patience as we are expecting record numbers of visitors for a fabulous event.”
For the safety and enjoyment of guests, LoanDepot park has created an expansive transportation and parking plan to assist those traveling from near and far. Brightline, proud partners of the Miami Marlins, has adjusted the travel schedules for their trains to ensure that fans skip traffic and not the game. Additionally, Brightline is offering complimentary shuttle service for guests to and from MiamiCentral Station and loanDepot park during the World Baseball Classic. Fans can book their rides today at GoBrightline.com and view complimentary shuttle information here.
The World Baseball Classic action runs from March 11-21 at LoanDepot park, starting with Nicaragua vs. Puerto Rico at 12 p.m. and followed by Dominican Republic vs. Venezuela at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 11. LoanDepot park is the first venue in tournament history to host games in all three rounds. The first round at LoanDepot park features Pool D, which includes 2017 Finalist Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Israel, the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua. Limited inventory of tickets remain for select games so fans should head to Marlins.com/WBC to catch this incredible experience live!
