JetBlue Park in Fort Myers

I gotta start with I didn’t actually make it to a game here. I was assigned here as a first responder after hurricane Ian. The staff her was very friendly and welcoming to us and did their best to make us feel comfortable. Thank you Jet Blue Stadium!

Thank you Jet Blue Park for serving as a base of operation for the FEMA Urban Search and Rescue team, NJ Task Force 1 as they respond to help those affected by hurricane Ian. Those men & women travel away from their family & homes to help others and your support is appreciated.

Good place for a youth baseball tournament. Pretty clean which is a plus. The driving is easy and the parking is plentiful.

Playing in a baseball tourney here. Great place to play. Fans have covering over them so they can watch in the shade.

Go Sox !⚾️🧢 🏆

The ballpark is just OK. Really slow and long food lines and the game wasn’t even sold out. Craft beer options are very limited. Hammond Stadium a few minutes away is a much better experience.

Super family friendly location for a ball game and easy to love if thats what youre looking for. Expect courteous staff and all around good vibes. Food and bev are not exorbitantly overpriced like similar venues. Nice array of concessions and tons of adult bev to choose from. Excellent Friday night outing for families, the fireworks are a cool bonus. Be advised parking is not free, cost when we attended was $10 payable via credit/debit so that was convenient at least.

Saw Red Sox play Twins. Took two grandsons, 7 and 9, who did not blink, thru nine innings. Stadium is super clean, well run, great selection of food vendors, parking and crowd participation. Swell!

Been to Fenway Park, Boston, many times. This was like being at home away from home

Great sight lines. Fun pregame atmosphere with live band on the plaza with food trucks. Food is expensive yet most of it was well received. Sitting in the Green Monster keeps you in the shade. The stadium is not wraparound, so make sure to do the walk out to right field lawn and also all the way up to the top of the Green Monster (ask the security guard if you can grab a pick- make sure to look behind the stadium from up there too, to see all the practice fields.

Despite a crazy hot day, we had a blast at spring training. The stadium is impeccably clean. The smaller size makes it easy to get around. There are many employees and volunteers to help answer any question. Great thing to do with the family!

Nice ball park reminds me of the old pusox stadium in RI

This park is a replica of Fenway Park in Boston. Its clean, as are the restrooms. There are many food vendors to choose from, selling hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken, sausages, pizza, lobster rolls, beer, soda,etc. The field is beautiful and well maintained. Parking is plentiful and easy to access. They have carts to assist handicapped patrons that drop you off right at a gate. Security is good, and no purses or bags larger than 7" x 9" are allowed in the park. If you want to sit in the shade during the game, you should sit along the first base side. Buying tickets online was an issue because we couldnt print them at home, and the scanner at the park didnt read the images well. Overall, this is a fun afternoon, but it is not inexpensive.

Great day of family fun. I really appreciate whomever is responsible, for such a fantastic day for the kids.

Went to see Paranormal Cirque.... AMAZING great performances. Fun. Funny. Dark.. Loved it

Awesome show well worth it me n my family had a great time

They had the Fenway fair in their grounds good place it was getting crowded but they have a great system. You have to pay $5 for parking but it was worth it.

Went to the fair was really nice .had fun

Fenway of the South! Team Store was closed for the season but the outer grounds were still accessible.

Came to the Spring fair! It was so much fun there was even new rides from the last fall fair we had in 2019. The food is always delicious and the workers are always so pleasant.

Mini Fenway! We always enjoy watching the Sox here. This year was different due to covid. They did a great job keeping everyone safe. Thanks!

We had a great time at the park! Parking in and out was a breeze. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The structure of the park is very unusual and made for some cool pictures. Cleaning was happening all around. While we were unable to meet any players my son did get tossed a ball. I subtracted one star due to our experience with the food. It felt overpriced for what we got (pizza, footlong, water)- and was not very good. We wished we would have grabbed lunch beforehand- other than that our visit was awesome!

Very enjoyable day. Watch the Roy Hobbs world series for more mature baseball players. Supper facilities I wish to Lee County and media would of advertised it more.

Awesome experience!! Would go again! Red Sox played well vs Tampa Bay. Great seats anywhere you sit. You can see everything going on. Lots of giveaways during the game as well. Beer is about $9.00.

The next best thing to going to Boston to see a game. The best stadium in Florida for watching baseball. Good food options with traditional choices like hot dogs along with lobster rolls and food truck options as well.

Beautiful stadium. Games are always so much fun. Even if you are in the “cheap” seats you would never be so close at Fenway North! Enjoy!

Lovely ballpark obviously designed for the fans. Like how they give out sunscreen but still wish the bleachers had a little shade. The concession prices are crazy high. Worse than Fenway.

Great accessibility for everyone, big and nearby parking, lots of seats, really clean and organized. We had a great time there, food was good, everyone so nice and helpful, we saw lots of big families having fun, grandparents and babies... it was very nice!

Great stadium. I have been here multiple times for red Sox spring training games. The best place to sit is in the second level rows between home plate and third base line. These areas will be shaded during a day game.

Nice little spring training stadium. As usual, absolutely ridiculous pricing for beer, wine and snacks. And of course you cant bring any food or water of your own into the stadium. Never understood why they charge so much and get away with it. Why are people willing to pay $8.50 for a beer? Can they not forgo drinking it at that thieving price?And whats with manually updating the scoreboard? With the millions that these leagues bring in one would think they would at least have an electronic scoreboard.

First time here, had a great time, somehow caught a guy fast asleep in the 2nd inning which has to be a Florida thing b/c back home in New England this would not happen!! Had an average sausage & pepper (not quite on par with Fenway), a Dels Lemonade which triggered the McCoy Stadium memories of a Rhode Island Classic that didnt miss a beat, better parking and pricing to do so than at Fenway ($10), and more guys to get you to your parking spot than we ever could have imagined. Great park, needs a few tweaks food/bev-wise but hey - beggars cant be choosers. Over 80 degrees and watching Red Sox ⚾ in March vs staring at snow on my lawn is a no-brainer!!

Not enough official information online regarding accessibility which made for a confusing visit when using a wheelchair. Because of the set up, essentially had to leave game in the 7th inning because getting to the washroom took so much time that I wouldnt have made it back to my seat before the end of the game.Other than that, everyone was super helpful and the stadium experience was pretty great.

One of the best spring training parks I have been too. The food options were great. They have the usual stuff, but a lot of Boston favorites. Food and beer tents, food trucks and lots of stands all over. You did not feel cramped and the prices were good too. The outside of the stadium, but within the gate had a tailgating vibe. Plenty of tables and seats to eat your food anywhere you wanted.

Awesome facility. Love how the field replicates Fenway. Not a bad seat in the house. Took the VIP tour before the game so I could watch BP down behind the cage.

Great first time attending a Red Sox spring training camp game. Disappointed with the high prices of the bottle water, beer, and food offerings which were very much the same as they are back in Boston.

It was a fun experience, I got to watch my favorite team, and enjoy a good game. Its a fun thing for the family to do. The beer isnt as expensive as Fenway itself, with 12oz domestics available at $8.50, and 16oz cans for about $11. Although its not quite the same as being in Boston, you still get to experience the best parts; from seeing the Green Monster, and grabbing a Fenway Frank, to singing Sweet Caroline after the eighth inning. Id recommend it whether you live in the are and miss the Sox, or if youre visiting; Its a good time either way.

I am generally working when I am at this beautiful Fenway South complex. Staff and events are awesome (Go Bo Sox’My partner K9 Ruger or some knows as Rug..AH enjoys his job there during the baseball games! Looking forward to Spring Training.

If you are a true Boston Red Sox Fan, you will life this place. I felt like a kid in the candy store. That was before I walked into their retail store.

Nice park but it sucked that they blew the horn and did not let us play. However theres a big stadium and plenty of parking. Lots of trees for shade, fields look well maintained and taken care of.

Fun place for a game, concerts, or event! Clean bathrooms located in easy to get to areas. Lots of food stand with plenty of foods to choose from. Great seating arrangements and ball games offer the "Yard" section for kids to play in! Parking can be quite a walk and traffic in and out seems like a constant work in progress. (Hence the 4 starsbonus : right down the street from Norman Love chocolates!

Being a diehard Red Sox fan this is a place to visit, love to walk around and just enjoy the history of all those great players who had come and played here. This is a must do on your Bucket List!

I got to see my favorite team play and win! Staff are all friendly and the fans are great to be around. Concessions are priced fair as well. $8 for a beer and $4 for a huge ice cream.

Great experience. Cant beat 80 degree weather at a mini version of Fenway in March. We got standing room tickets on the Berm for $10 (after feesand had a great view.

Got to see some of the Red Sox management uplcose as well as the players for a reasonable price for seats behind home plate!

I have never been to a more accommodating ball park. Upon our arrival, we were greeted by the staff directing traffic all the way to our spot. They got us to the ball park by golf cart, which was outstanding considering we had the grandparents with. The staff, mostly from Boston it seemed, greeted us everywhere we went in the park and I enjoyed a few conversations with them as well. The game didnt go my teams way, but the experience we had says we will be back next year. 5 star staff, amenities, and big league baseball. Cool.

LOVED it! We took the tour. Short money $7. Tour guides were GREAT. Took us through the entire park. Answered all our questions. Very enthusiastic, knowledgeable, fun guys. Highly recommend!!!

Got to see the pitchers & catchers practicing and picked up great seats for next Friday’s game at JetBlue Park. New hats and we are ready for the spring trading season

Went to Fort Rock just recently in April 2017... amazing venue! Very large outdoor area with short grass to picnic as you watch the show. Parking was far but not bad. Great overall.

Went here for a Sox vs Braves spring training game. Being a New England native, I love that I can see the Sox so close to where I live now. They have great parking if you show up on a motorcycle, and honestly there isnt a bad seat in the house.

Fenway South! Great place for a ball game. Sit on the Green Monster. Large tent with New England style food.