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What a visiting fan needs to know: where to stay, getting in from TPA, parking and tailgating, what to eat and where to sit.

  • Dunedin, FL
  • Home of the Blue Jays
  • Fly into TPA
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Where to stay near TD Ballpark

Where visiting fans stay

Checked at the source

  • Downtown DunedinVisiting fans pick this

    10-15 min by walk. Main Street and Douglas Avenue put breweries, restaurants and the waterfront at your door, and the ballpark is a half-mile walk down Douglas Avenue or the Pinellas Trail. Rooms are scarce, so book early.

  • BroadwayVisiting fans pick this

    5 min by drive. The Blue Jays' hotel partner, the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Clearwater North/Dunedin at 975 Broadway, is about 1.4 miles from the ballpark.

  • Clearwater Beach
    Leonardo Suarez, Google Maps

    Clearwater Beach

    15-20 min by drive. The big hotel cluster on the Gulf is about 6 miles south, and it puts you between TD Ballpark and BayCare Ballpark for a two-park trip.

Around the stadium

From a specialist guide
The ballpark sits in a residential neighborhood about half a mile south of downtown Dunedin, where Main Street and Douglas Avenue have the bars, breweries and cafes. The Pinellas Trail runs from downtown to the ballpark, and the Blue Jays' hotel partner is the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Clearwater North/Dunedin on Broadway.

Map of the area

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Getting to TD Ballpark

From Tampa International

From a specialist guide
TPA (Tampa International). It is about 20 miles east of the ballpark across the Courtney Campbell Causeway. Allow about 35 minutes with no traffic and longer at rush hour.

On game day

Checked at the source
Park downtown and walk, about 12 min to Front of the ballpark on Douglas Avenue. Neighborhood lots, about 20 min. Business, church and community center lots around Douglas Avenue, selling from 9 a.m. Bike the Pinellas Trail, about 5 min to Bicycle stands outside the ballpark. Rideshare, about 20 min. Beltrees Street on the north side of the ballpark.

Game day at TD Ballpark

Getting in

Checked at the source
  • Bag policy: The Blue Jays ask fans not to bring bags. Soft-sided bags such as diaper bags, medical bags and small purses up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches are allowed. Backpacks, hard-sided coolers and containers are not, and there is no bag storage.
  • Cashless: Not fully cashless, but cards are encouraged. An ATM is on the main concourse behind home plate.

After the final whistle

From a specialist guide
There is no big team lot to empty, so traffic clears faster than at most spring parks. Fans walk back to downtown or to the neighborhood lots, and rideshare cars wait on Beltrees Street. Stopping at a downtown bar for an hour beats the drive back over the causeway at rush hour.

One thing to avoid

From a specialist guide
Looking for team parking. No parking is sold at TD Ballpark. Park in the downtown Dunedin garage and walk about half a mile, or pay a local business, church or community center that sells spaces from 9 a.m.

Food and drink at TD Ballpark

Bars near the stadium

Checked at the source
  • Dunedin Brewery
    Orest Schur, Google Maps

    Dunedin Brewery

    937 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698

    Brewing since 1996, it calls itself Florida's original craft brewery and serves pub food in downtown Dunedin. Bands play on weekends.

    Away fans: a local craft brewery full of Blue Jays fans in March. Fans in other colors are welcome.

  • Downtown Dunedin, Main Street and Douglas AvenueDistrict

    Main St and Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698

    Five blocks of bars, shops and restaurants between the ballpark and the water. In 2026 street flags marked the Blue Jays' 50th spring in Dunedin.

    Away fans: blue Jays blue everywhere in March, with a friendly small-town feel.

  • WestJet Flight DeckBefore or after

    373 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698 (inside the ballpark, right field)

    A bar and standing area in right field that looks down on the Blue Jays bullpen. It sits at the start of the Orange Trail boardwalk around the outfield.

    Away fans: a mixed spring crowd of ticket holders.

Things to do around TD Ballpark

Listed in the order they happen on game day. Each one earns points.

  1. Ritual40 points

    Walk the Pinellas Trail to the game

    Park in downtown Dunedin and walk about half a mile down the Pinellas Trail or Douglas Avenue, past shops and street flags for the Blue Jays. It is the local way to arrive.

    Free. 2 hours before first pitch

  2. Ritual65 points

    Autographs down the right field line

    Blue Jays players sign before the game near their clubhouse down the right field line, and visiting players sign in the fenced area across from their bullpen. Get in when gates open 90 minutes early.

    Free. 1 hour 30 minutes before first pitch

  3. Ritual40 points

    Watch the bullpen from the Flight Deck

    The right field Flight Deck looks straight down on the Blue Jays bullpen, so you can watch the starter warm up from a few feet away. Grab a drink and a rail spot 30 minutes before first pitch.

    $. 30 minutes before first pitch

  4. Ritual65 points

    Morning workout at the Blue Jays complex

    In the week before games start, the Blue Jays open their player development complex to fans for workouts, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in 2026, with a line forming at 9:30. There is no public parking, so take a rideshare, bike or walk.

    Free

  5. Eat50 points

    Stone crab at Frenchy's on the Dunedin Causeway

    Frenchy's Stone Crab and Seafood Market sits on the Dunedin Causeway on the way to the beaches. Gulf seafood is the local food to eat here.

    $$

  6. Eat40 points

    Grouper sandwich at Frenchy's Original Cafe

    The Super Grouper sandwich debuted at this small Clearwater Beach cafe about 6 miles south. It is the Gulf Coast meal to eat on a spring trip.

    $$

  7. Double header75 points

    Phillies game at BayCare Ballpark

    BayCare Ballpark is about 6 miles south, so a second park is a short drive away. The Blue Jays visit there on Feb. 20, March 6 and March 16, 2027.

    $$

  8. Eat25 points

    Ice cream at Strachan's

    Strachan's on Main Street serves gourmet ice cream, pies and cakes in downtown Dunedin. It is the cool-down after three hours in the sun.

    $. 3 hours 20 minutes after first pitch

  9. Drink50 points

    A pint at Dunedin Brewery

    Brewing since 1996, Dunedin Brewery calls itself Florida's original craft brewery. It is a short walk from the ballpark for a post-game pint and pub food.

    $$. 3 hours 30 minutes after first pitch

  10. Outing40 points

    Sunset at Edgewater Park

    This small shady park runs along the Dunedin marina with picnic tables, a gazebo and open views of the water to the west. Walk down after the game and stay for sunset.

    Free. 5 hours after first pitch

Seats and shade at TD Ballpark

Where the sun lands on a day game, and which seats stay dry when it rains.

Shade and cover

From a specialist guide
  • Sections 200-204, rows 11 and higher. The best-known shaded seats in a park where shade is hard to find.
  • Left field air-conditioned bar. An indoor, air-conditioned bar in left field is the place to cool off for an inning.
  • Lower concourse under the stands. A large open space under the stands has shade, games and picnic tables. The stairways from the lower concourse to the seats catch a cool breeze on hot days.
  • Most of the seating bowl. Expect full sun in most seats. Use the free sunscreen stations under the stadium.