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Description
The Tampa Bay Rays were an addition to baseball in 1998 and play their games at Tropicana Field, which is a dome stadium in St Petersburg. Their first winning season was in 2008 when they won the American East Division title along with winning the pennant for their first World Series of Baseball appearance.
Upcoming Events
Rays Fan Fest
Fan Fest is free; however, all attendees 18 years and older must individually obtain an admission ticket to attend.
Places You Should Consider
Sunrise Lanes
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Buya Ramen
(3)
Tampa Bay Beach Bums
5500 Shore Blvd S , Gulfport FL, 33707
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News & Articles
Dishonorable Mention Podcast Episode 32: Sports, Impeachment Inquiries, and Freedom of Speech
Dishonorable Mention Episode 31: Sea Turtles, Rays, and Transportation
Dishonorable Mention Podcast Episode 26: DM with the Rays! Featuring President Brian Auld
How to Celebrate Senior Citizens Day in St. Pete/Clearwater
Top 10 Things To Do This Weekend in St. Pete and Clearwater | July 18 - July 21
Dishonorable Mention Podcast Episode 19: President Trump, the Leadership of the Nation, and the Rays' Future
Top Things To Do This Weekend in St. Pete and Clearwater | June 13th - June 16th
Top Things To Do This Weekend in Tampa | June 13th - June 16th
People Connected
Recommended Ratings & Reviews
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Bang for your Buck Parking & AccessibilityThe Tampa Bay Rays always offer great specials like the Saturday night concerts after the game, they used to do college night on Fridays with seats in the Beach and cheap beers, and great places around the stadium to chill before and after the game like Fergs.
Pros: Tampa has a great team with great management and young players. I always enjoy the experience!
Cons: A little far from my house but it is easily accessible from the highway.
A wonderful place to watch the other team play baseball in 2018! Guh, this team couldn't find a pitcher in a T-ball league right now, but if they lay enough groundwork for when they move to Tampa to be competitive that works for me.
Pros: Great organization that's a wonderful community partner, trying to make the best of a terrible situation
Cons: The stadium is the worst in MLB by a country mile, though to be fair they've done everything they can to put lipstick on the pig. And the new food options in 2018 are delicious.
