New York Mets

Stadium : Digital Domain Park

The Digital Domain Park Spring Training Complex is the spring training home of the New York Mets. The stadium was originally built in 1987 and this is the 24th year that the Mets have played spring training baseball here. The Stadium was originally called Thomas J. White Stadium, but under went a name change when the stadium was renovated in 2004. It was called Tradition Field, St. Lucie Sports Complex from 2004 through 2009. Starting in 2010 Digital Domain paid for the name rights to the stadium

Digital Domain Park Information:

Maximum Capacity: 7,800 seats, consisting of 7,347 seats and the rest grass berm seating

Year Opened: 1988

Field Dimensions: 332L, 401C, 320R

Field Surface: All Natural Grass

Local Airport: West Palm Beach (WPB)

Premium Box (first 3 rows of sections 101-105), $25; Field Level Terrace (Sections 114-124), $20; Lower Reserve (Sections 101-113), $18; Upper Reserve (Sections 201-213), $12; General Admission (Bleacher/Berm), $6.

Tickets Go On Sale: Saturday, Jan. 17th 2009at 10 a.m.

Digital Domain Park Ticket Information: (772) 871-2115

Tickets Online: Purchase Online

Digital Domain Park Address: 525 NW Peacock Boulevard, Port St. Lucie. 34986

Digital Domain Park web site: Digital Domain Park

Directions to Digital Domain Park :

From north and south — Take I-95 to Exit 121 (St. Lucie West Blvd.); Turn East and drive about 1/4 mile and then make the first left onto N.W. Peacock Boulevard. The stadium is straight ahead about 300 yards.

Digital Domain Park Seating Chart

Digital Domain Park Parking

Parking: $5 per car

Permitted Items for Spring Training Games:

One clear plastic bottle of water per person, one liter or smaller
Baby bag and stroller with baby
Blanket or towel (no umbrellas)
Bag not to exceed 16" x 16" x 8" (no hard-sided bags)
Camera, binoculars, video camera (no tripods)
Hand held electronic devices (no noise making devices)
Baseball and glove (no bats)
Foam seat cushions only (no stadium seats or foam seats with metal frames)
Food items in a clear plastic one-gallon size bag (no coolers)

Not permitted for Spring Training baseball games (or any other time):

NO: alcohol, cans, bottles, weapons, chairs, umbrellas, hard-sided bags, noise making devices, full-sized bats, stadiums seats, tripods, coolers, or other items deemed by Stadium Managment will not be permitted.
All persons and belongings are subject to search. There are no storage facilities on-site for items that are not permitted including purses, backpacks, or other personal items.