Tampa Bay Rays

Stadium : Charlotte Sports Park

The Tampa Bay Rays had been playing their spring training games at "Florida Power Park, Home of Al Lang Field," in St. Petersburg since 1998. As of 2009, they have moved their spring training to Charlotte Sports Park in Port Charlotte, FL, near Ft. Myers. At this time, the fate of Al Lang Field is unknown for beyond 2009, though the Tampa Bay Rays have announced their plans to build a new $450 million stadium on this site. A pretty price for 47 acres of waterfront bought in 1868 by the City of St. Petersburg for $23.50 total!!

Port Charlotte has completely rebuilt Charlotte Sports Park for the Tampa Bay Rays. Come enjoy the new facilities and cheer on your favorite MLB team.

Charlotte Sports Park Information:

Maximum Capacity: 5028 fixed seats and 1,295 seats in the grass berm; 6823 total seats
Year Opened: First opened in 1987, then razed whenthe Texas Rangers moved to Surprise, AZ in 2007 and now rebuilt in 2009
Field Dimensions: LF: 338' CF: 402' RF: 338'
Field Surface: All Natural Grass
Local Airport: Ft. Myers, Florida
Ticket Prices:
Field Boxes $23;
Baseline Box $18;
Reserved $18;
Baseline Reserved $16;
General Admission & Berm $9
Tickets Information:(888) 326-7297
Tickets Online: Purchase Online
Charlotte Sports Park Address: 2300 El Jobean Road,
Port Charlotte, FL 33948

Directions to Charlotte Sports Park:

From I-275, take the exit to downtown St. Pete and follow the signs. Al Lang Field is only about a mile and half from I-275.

Charlotte Sports Park Seating Chart

Charlotte Sports Park baseball seating chart

Charlotte Sports Park Parking

Parking information is unavailable at this time.