LoanDepot Park, Baseball stadium in Little Havana, Miami, US.
LoanDepot Park is a baseball stadium in Little Havana, Miami, that holds 36,742 spectators across multiple seating tiers and features a retractable roof covering the entire playing surface. The roof closes over the field to provide shelter during rain or extreme heat.
The ballpark opened on April 1st, 2012, replacing the former Orange Bowl facility in the area. Its opening marked a new chapter for professional baseball in South Florida.
The ballpark design reflects Miami's Latin American heritage through warm color patterns and open promenades that echo the city's coastal character. Social areas outside the seating sections encourage visitors to gather before and after games, much like public squares found throughout Hispanic neighborhoods.
The baseball venue is accessible by taking the Metrorail to Government Center station, then boarding a free shuttle that runs directly to the entrance. The facility is centrally located and easy to reach from downtown and surrounding neighborhoods.
The facility earned LEED Gold certification for its advanced climate systems and resource-efficient design, making it a model for sustainable sports facilities. It was among the first major baseball stadiums to meet these environmental standards.
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