All-You-Can-Eat Seats Highlight Marlins’ Food and Beverage Promotions in 2024

There is no shortage of offers to elevate the fan experience this season.

As the Miami Marlins 2024 season kicks into full gear, each homestand offers fans a variety of activations, promotions, and events that allow them to experience the games in unique ways. Along with Beerfest, Fiesta Fridays, Bottomless Brunch, Bark at the Park, and Taco Tuesdays, the team now offers All-You-Can-Eat Seats. The new ticket offer allows fans access to the Caliente Grill concession stand in Section 202. There, they can indulge in various foods such as hot dogs, chili dogs, nachos with cheese, chili nachos, cheeseburgers, popcorn, peanuts, cookies, non-alcoholic beverages, and water.

Other upcoming promotions in April and throughout the season include:

Mondays: Bark at the Park on April 29

  • Dog owners can treat their furry companions to a fun day out at the ballgame on the Promenade Level. Tickets are available for $15 per person and $7.50 per dog. It is important to note that certain breeds with short snouts are not recommended due to potential health risks.

Tuesdays: Taco Tuesday on April 30 

  • Baseball fans can join the Marlins every Tuesday at loanDepot park for Taco Tuesday. The ticket package costs $25 and includes a game ticket, two tacos, and one beer. To claim this offer, patrons must redeem their Taco Tuesday order at the “Familia Faves” concession stand in Section 36 before the end of the 7th inning.

Fridays: Fiesta Fridays and Burger and Beer on April 26

  • Fans can join the Miami Marlins at loanDepot Park for Burger & Beer every Friday game. The ticket package comes with a game ticket, one smash burger, and one craft beer. The Burger & Beer order must be redeemed before the end of the 7th inning. During Fiesta Fridays, attendees can join the postgame party at Recess Sports Lounge. The party offers an array of drinks, food, and a Miami-style hora loca. Partygoers can also enjoy dancing on the field.

Saturdays: Beerfest on April 27

  • Fans can raise a glass to the Miami Marlins at Beerfest on Saturdays, including April 27, at loanDepot Park. The event provides a chance to sample a variety of domestic, international, and local craft brews while enjoying the ballgame with friends and family. Beerfest fans can access the pregame two hours before the first pitch, and they can receive a souvenir 5-oz Beerfest mug, beer samples, and a ticket to the game. Beerfest will commence at 11 a.m. before the 1:10 p.m. game starts.

Sundays: 4 for $44 on April 28

  • For only $44, fans can get four game tickets, four hot dogs, four sodas or waters, and four small popcorn. To redeem, they can visit the Familia Faves concession stand at Section 36 on the Promenade Level and present their ticket. Fans can also take advantage of the 5 for $55, 6 for $66, 7 for $77, 8 for $88 and 9 for $99 offers.

For tickets, visit here. For a complete list of promotions, visit here. 

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