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Tampa Tarpons vs. Dunedin Blue Jays George M. Steinbrenner Field May 13th, 2026
Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 MLB schedule? Next Dunedin Blue Jays game of the season is on Wednesday, Videos
Parking & Directions for Dunedin Blue Jays George M. Steinbrenner Field
1 Steinbrenner Dr., Tampa, FL
33614, US
1. On-site parking - 0.5 miles - $10
2. Lot 3 (Tampa Bay Times Forum) - 0.7 miles - $15
3. Eastside parking lot - 0.8 miles - $10
4. Street parking (limited availability) - 0.3 miles - Free to $5
5. Ybor City parking garage - 1.5 miles - $8
Lecom Park is the heart of spring training for the Pittsburgh Pirates, and it’s honestly a pretty special place to catch a game or just soak in that classic ballpark vibe. The place isn’t just about baseball; it’s got this laid-back, inviting feel with a big picnic area where you can grab some food and hang out with friends or family. The field itself features a hybrid Bermuda grass surface that stays tough through the season’s grind, making every play feel smooth and authentic. It’s also hosted youth tournaments like Little League World Series qualifiers, so you know it’s got some serious baseball cred. If you’re looking for a cozy spot with a great view, the Loge Box offers comfy seats right behind home plate, and the Outdoor Pavilion lets you enjoy the game outside in the fresh air. Plus, when you’re walking over from the riverwalk, it’s a quick, scenic stroll that gets you right into the action. Whether you’re a Dunedin Blue Jays fan or just love the thrill of spring training, visiting Lecom Park feels like stepping into a baseball sanctuary, there’s a real sense of history and community that makes every trip memorable.
