JetBlue Park

JetBlue Park is a baseball stadium in Fort Myers, Florida. The ballpark is home to the Boston Red Sox during MLB Spring Training.

📜 History

In 2008, the Boston Red Sox opened discussions surrounding a move away from their spring training ballpark, City of the Palms Park, which had hosted Red Sox training fixtures since 1993. Talks progressed quickly, and by the end of the year, the Red Sox had signed a 30-year lease with the city of Fort Myers for a new stadium situated close to Southwest Florida International Airport. 

Designed by Populous, the Red Sox' new ballpark opened in March 2012. JetBlue Airways purchased naming rights for the venue, which has since been known as JetBlue Park.

A highly modern, LEED-Certified venue, JetBlue Park bears many features honoring the Red Sox' historic home stadium in the regular season, Fenway Park. For instance, the ballpark boasts replicas of Fenway icons like the Green Monster left field wall, Pesky's Pole, the Center Field Triangle, and Lone Red Seat marking the longest Fenway Park home run. The dimensions of JetBlue Park and Fenway Park are also identical.

🎟️ Tickets & Seating Charts

JetBlue Park has a capacity of 10,823.

Standard seating at the stadium is located across 3 main levels:

• Lower (100 Level)
• Upper (200 Level)
• Monster Seats (M Level)

Ticket prices for JetBlue Park events vary considerably depending on the event, the players and performers, the type of ticket, and the seller. Click on your preferred event to find event-specific ticketing information, prices, and the seating chart/map.