2020 Season Updates

7/7/20 Update

With Major League Baseball’s announcement of a modified season format, all Marlins tickets for all 2020 home games are now recognized by the Marlins as impacted. Updates to the Marlins fan-first policy for impacted tickets can be accessed below.

6/29/20 Update

The Miami Marlins share in the excitement for the anticipated return of Marlins Baseball following Major League Baseball’s announcement on June 23 regarding the possible start of the 2020 season.

We look forward to the competition ahead as we build on the present and future talent displayed on the field and in the clubhouse early in the Spring.

Further details will come soon from Major League Baseball regarding the 2020 schedule as well as updates to the Marlins’ impacted ticket policy. The Marlins will continue to work closely with Major League Baseball, government officials, health professionals and other relevant parties to set 2020 plans and policies mindful of the health and safety of our players, staff, fans and the community at large and the related challenges presented by the current unprecedented times.

At this time, it is uncertain if fans will be allowed to attend games this season. As we learn more about the 2020 regular season, including the potential availability of tickets for purchase, we will share that information.

6/23/20 Update

MLB announces 2020 regular season

Players to Report for Training by July 1st Ahead of Baseball’s July 23rd-24th Openers; MLB Plans to Schedule 60-Game Regular Season

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Commissioner of Baseball Robert D. Manfred, Jr. announced today that Major League Baseball anticipates beginning its 2020 regular season approximately one month from today, on July 23rd or July 24th.

4/30/20 Update

The Miami Marlins have set in place the following fan-first policy for the 2020 MLB season and impacted games:

The Marlins will provide Marlins Members (season ticket members), suite holders, groups and single-game ticket buyers who purchased directly through the Marlins an account credit with bonus for all impacted games (a list of such games can be found at marlins.com/ticketupdates) which will be eligible to be used for other Marlins 2020 regular season home games at Marlins Park as well as Marlins 2021 regular season home games at Marlins Park. The provided credit for impacted tickets will include the ticket price paid plus a 10% bonus as well as the ticket fees paid (pro-rated as appropriate) for the impacted tickets and is non-transferable.

Ticket holders for all impacted games who purchased directly through the Marlins may alternatively request a refund for amounts paid (ticket + fees) for impacted tickets. Refund requests must be submitted in writing to [email protected] or 501 Marlins Way, Miami, FL 33125.

For more information, please click here.

4/24/20 Update

Miami Marlins to Host Weekly Drive-Thru Food Distribution at Marlins Park

The Miami Marlins and Miami Marlins Foundation continue their active roles in providing support to the South Florida community through the Home Plate Meals Relief Fund. Beginning on Wednesday, April 29, Marlins Park will host a weekly drive-thru only food distribution in partnership with Farm Share.

The weekly food distributions will take place every Wednesday, beginning at 1 p.m., through the month of May on the east side of the ballpark at the Humana Lot (1390 NW 6th ST, Miami, FL, 33125) of Marlins Park. Approximately 500 families will receive fresh meals and/or non-perishable items. Recipients must enter the lot by heading east on NW 7th Street and then south on NW 14th Avenue.

4/9/20 Update

Beyond the Bases Podcast – CEO Derek Jeter

Hear from Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter on the efforts from the organization during this unprecedented time, as teams await more information from Major League Baseball about the start of the 2020 season.

4/7/20 Update

The Miami Marlins Foundation announced the launch of the Home Plate Meals Relief Fund with an initial investment of $100,000 to make a Marlins Impact in addressing urgent food security issues across the South Florida community due to COVID-19. Miami Marlins partner Florida Blue joined the Foundation’s efforts and contributed $50,000 to the Home Plate Meals Relief Fund, bringing the total to $150,000.

The Miami Marlins Foundation will begin to immediately invest the funds into the South Florida community, partnering with Feeding South Florida, to launch a weekly drive-thru food distribution throughout the month of April. As part of the food distributions, approximately 200,000 meals will be provided to local families at a select Miami-Dade County public school in Liberty City and Little Havana. Additional relief efforts sponsored by the Home Plate Meals Relief Fund will be scheduled throughout the coming weeks.

3/24/20 Update

COVID-19 Collection Site Established Outside Marlins Park

Miami-Dade County has opened a drive-thru collection site on the west parking lots adjacent to Marlins Park for anyone 18 years of age or older who need testing for COVID-19. Residents must contact the County Call Center at (305) 499-8767 to make an appointment or for more information.

3/19/20 Update

Puerto Rico Series Canceled

The San Juan series scheduled for April 28 – April 30, 2020 between the New York Mets & Miami Marlins at Hiram Bithorn Stadium has been canceled due to the delayed opening of the 2020 MLB season.

Refunds to ticket purchasers will be processed by Ticketpop over the next few weeks. All credit card transactions will receive a refund starting Friday, March 20, 2020 to the credit card used for purchase. It should be reflected in your account statement between 5 to 10 business days depending on your banking institution.

Customers who paid in cash or debit card (ATH): they must send an email to [email protected] to receive instructions on their method refund.

3/16/20 Update

3/12/20 Update

Frequently Asked Questions

When will the season start?

Major League Baseball, following recommendations in early March from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) restricting events of more than 50 people, announced the start of the 2020 regular season would be delayed in accordance with that guidance. The situation with COVID-19 continues to evolve very rapidly. The Marlins are monitoring this situation closely and remain in close contact with MLB, government officials, health professionals, and other relevant parties to make sure that we are apprised of the latest developments regarding this virus. On June 23, Major League Baseball announced plans to schedule a 60-game regular season to begin on either July 23 or 24.

Will the Marlins play all 162 games in 2020?

On June 23, Major League Baseball announced plans to schedule a 60-game regular season to begin on either July 23 or 24. For more information, please click here.

I purchased tickets to a Marlins home game in March, April or May, what do I do now?

The full extent to which the 2020 home game schedule will be impacted by the delayed start to the season is not yet known. Ticket holders should retain any tickets which were purchased for games now impacted by the delayed start of the season. Please see the above update from April 30 in regard to the Marlins’ ticket policy for impacted games.

I purchased tickets to Spring Training games at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, what do I do?

Please visit RogerDeanChevroletStadium.com for information on your ticket purchase.