Marlins Celebrate Pride Month With "Pride at the Park" Event - S. Florida Business & Wealth

Marlins Celebrate Pride Month With “Pride at the Park” Event

The Marlins and over 11,000 fans showcased their support for the LGBTQIA+ community.

The Miami Marlins held a Pride in the Park celebration game at Loan Depot Park on May 31 to show their support for the LGBTQIA+ community, kicking off the start of Pride Month in June. The stadium was packed with over 11,700 fans who displayed love and inclusivity throughout the event. A special ticket package was also available, which included a Marlins Pride Day bucket hat and discounted ticket pricing. A pre-game party at the Biscayne Bay Brew Hall was also held to add to the festivities. The Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida sang the national anthem, and Panamanian singer Sech threw out the first pitch.

To help fans easily reach Loan Depot Park, Brightline offers a free shuttle service from its Miami Central Station to the ballpark so fans can ride the Brightline from Palm Beach and Broward and hop on the convenient shuttle.

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