Overall, a better baseball park than I expected. The seats are a bit far from the action as the foul territory is quite large. Because it was built for football, the seating and sight lines here are not the best.
It also has many picnic tables where fans and can sit and eat their food, a feature I always appreciate. The concourse area is plenty big and features many good concession and souvenir stands. For the ballpark purist, this large single ballpark print has just a small identifying title on the bottom of the image. It's completely enclosed so you can't see outside anyhow, which is just as well. The setting here is nothing special as it's situated in a parking lot north of the city. Not to throw a mound of pressure on Tua Tagovailoa, but to say the Miami Dolphins ‘ hopes rest on him is an understatement. The high wall in left field with the out of town scoreboard is the one feature I particularly like. They have put some nice touches on the park which make it at least somewhat unique. But they have done a nice job in Miami - probably as good as you can do with a football stadium.
#Pro player stadium miami pro
I really wasn't expecting much of Pro Player Stadium (now named Hard Rock Stadium) as I'm always skeptical of football stadiums that are converted into baseball fields. There, surrounded by massive parking sites, the desired stadium was built in 1987. After 21 seasons at the now demolished Orange Bowl near downtown, Dolphins relocated north. Hard Rock Stadium - Miami, Florida Hard Rock Stadium Construction of a brand new football stadium in Miami was the initiative of NFL team Dolphins founder Joe Robbie, who later became the building’s first name-bearer.
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