Rays Return to Tropicana Field for a Three-Team, Nine-Game Homestand Against the Astros, Athletics, and Red Sox

The Tampa Bay Rays return home to Tropicana Field on Friday, Sept. 11 for a three-team, nine-game homestand against the Houston Astros (Sept. 11-13), Athletics (Sept. 15-17), and Boston Red Sox (Sept. 18-Sept. 20). The Rays 2026 season is presented by Orlando Health.

Friday, Sept. 11 vs. Houston Astros

• First Pitch: 7:10 p.m.
• Gates Open: 5:40 p.m.
• Color Guard: Presented by St. Petersburg Fire Rescue Honor Guard
• National Anthem: Performed by Tampa Fire Rescue Hometown Heroes Choir member Evan Castro with American Sign Language by Calen Crowder
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Auction Winner Brian Weed
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by Wyatt, son of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Special Agent Matthew Murray. Agent Murray was injured while off-duty and will be honored on the field alongside his son.
• Pregame Presentation: Folds of Honor, in partnership with Budweiser, supplies scholarships to spouses and children of fallen and disabled veterans along with first responders. Budweiser will present a $20,000 scholarship to a local family and bridge the education gap for those impacted by service-related sacrifice. The recipient of the Folds of Honor scholarship award is University of Tampa student Vanessa.
• Ticket Package - First Responders: Fans can purchase a First Responders ticket package that includes a seat to the game and a First Responders snapback. For more information or to purchase, visit RaysBaseball.com/Responders.
• Salute to Service: Military members and teachers are eligible to receive a 25% discount on up to four tickets to Friday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Salute.
• Student Tickets: College students enrolled in a two- or four-year college or university are eligible to receive up to four $16 Lower Reserved or Outfield tickets to Friday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Student.
• Fans are encouraged to wear white during the series against the Astros (Sept. 11-13) as the hunt for home-field advantage in the Postseason continues.

Saturday, Sept. 12 vs. Houston Astros

• First Pitch: 6:10 p.m.
• Gates Open: 4:10 p.m.
• Color Guard: Presented by United States Special Operations Command Joint Service Color Guard
• National Anthem: Performed by singer-songwriter Monique McCall with ASL by Lauren Chisholm
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Auction Winner Juliana Martinez
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by U.S. Special Operations Command Command Sergeant Major AJ Krogman
• Pregame Presentation: The Rays will honor the recipient of the Paul Kirsch Scout of the Year Award during a pregame ceremony. Paul “PK” Kirsch was one of the "original Rays" hired in 1995 shortly after the franchise was awarded to Tampa Bay. He scouted the Northwest region and brought several valuable players into the Rays organization over his tenure, including pitchers Blake Snell and Drew Rasmussen. Kirsch endured a long battle with ALS, which sadly ended in 2021. In his memory, the Paul Kirsch Scout of the Year Award recognizes a scout who exemplifies the qualities for which Kirsch is revered: selflessness, charisma, creativity, and resilience. This year’s recipient is Rays scout Jeff Lavin. Lavin joined the Rays in 2023 as a Development Scout before transitioning to the West Great Lakes Area Scout role in 2024. In his time with the Rays, he has already displayed each quality that made Kirsch a great scout, teammate, partner, and friend.
• Giveaway: Rays Hockey Jersey presented by Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over for the first 10,000 fans
• Upper Deck: The Upper Deck at Tropicana Field will be open on Saturday, Sept. 12 for the game against the Houston Astros. To learn more or to purchase tickets, visit RaysBaseball.com/Tickets.
• Ticket Package - Yoga Day: Fans can purchase a special Yoga Day ticket package that includes a morning yoga class at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 12 on the field, hosted by Sunstate Yoga Studio. Fans will also receive a Rays hat and a ticket in the Lower Box for the game that night. For more information or to purchase, visit RaysBaseball.com/Yoga.
• Salute to Service: Military members and teachers are eligible to receive a 25% discount on up to four tickets to Saturday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Salute.
• Fans are encouraged to wear white during the series against the Astros (Sept. 11-13) as the hunt for home-field advantage in the Postseason continues.

Sunday, Sept. 13 vs. Houston Astros

• First Pitch: 1:40 p.m.
• Gates Open: 11:40 a.m.
• Color Guard: Presented by Riverview High School JROTC Color Guard
• National Anthem: Performed by Pamela Ward
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Florida State Elks Association President Lenny DiLorenzo
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by Rays Home Run Service Award recipient Scott McLean
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by Hillsborough County Public Schools Superintendent Van Ayres
• Pregame Presentation: The Rays will proudly present the Home Run Service Award to Incident Report Specialist, Scott McLean. Each Major League Baseball club presents this prestigious honor to one gameday staff member each season, recognizing individuals who consistently give extra effort to provide exceptional service and create memorable experiences for fans. McLean has worked with the Rays for two seasons.
• Ticket Package - Dog Day - Sold Out: Each fan who bought the sold-out Dog Day ticket package will receive a ticket to the game that includes a Dog Day-themed item and a seat in the MaintenX SkyDeck.
• Ticket Package - Pokémon GO: Fans can purchase a Pokémon GO ticket package that includes a seat to the game and a Pokémon GO jersey. For more information or to buy the ticket package, visit RaysBaseball.com/Pokemon.
• Family Fundays: Before Sunday home games, children 14 and under can enjoy kid-friendly entertainment, as well as the opportunity to meet Rays players and receive autographs along the first-base line near Sections 120/122, 85 minutes before first pitch. After every Sunday home game, kids can hustle like the big leaguers with Kids Run the Bases, presented by RIPA and enjoy the DJ Kitty Dance Party in the outfield. Families should line up at the Gate 2 helix for Kids Run the Bases, and at the left field doors for the DJ Kitty Dance Party.
• Salute to Service: Military members and teachers are eligible to receive a 25% discount on up to four tickets to Sunday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Salute.
• Golden Rays Senior Tickets: Fans 60 years and older are eligible to receive a 25% discount on up to four Webull Suite Level or Lower Reserved tickets. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/GoldenRays.
• Fans are encouraged to wear white during the series against the Astros (Sept. 11-13) as the hunt for home-field advantage in the Postseason continues.

Tuesday, Sept. 15 vs. Athletics

• First Pitch: 6:40 p.m.
• Gates Open: 5:10 p.m.
• Color Guard: Presented by Alonso High School JROTC
• National Anthem: Featuring ASL by Tess Crowder
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Tampa Hispanic Heritage, Inc. Hispanic Woman and Man of the Year awardees, Amy Ruiz and Jason Fernandez
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by Tuesday’s Champion Justin
• Roberto Clemente Day at Tropicana Field: The Rays will join Major League Baseball in recognizing Roberto Clemente Day, established to honor the legacy of the humanitarian, Hall of Famer and 15-time All-Star who died in a plane crash on New Year’s Eve 1972 while attempting to deliver supplies to earthquake victims in Nicaragua.
• Pregame Presentation: The Rays 2026 Roberto Clemente Award nominee will be announced by Major League Baseball on Monday, Sept. 14 and will be honored during a pregame ceremony on Sept. 15. The award recognizes the player who best represents the game of baseball through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy, and positive contributions, both on and off the field.
• Tuesday’s Champion: Before every Tuesday home game, the Rays recognize a child or young adult from Make-A-Wish Southern Florida or the Children’s Dream Fund as part of the Tuesday’s Champion program presented by RIPA. The Rays will host 15-year-old Justin from Make-A-Wish Southern Florida. As part of Justin’s special day as Tuesday’s Champion, he will meet Rays players during batting practice and throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Justin was diagnosed with left ventricular non-compaction cardiomyopathy. He enjoys playing baseball and commentating on games. His favorite Rays players are Junior Caminero, Chandler Simpson, and Ryan Vilade.
• Giveaway: The Flappy Boi bobblehead presented by Crown Automotive Group was affected by a shipping delay due to weather and did not arrive for the originally scheduled game on Aug. 15. The first 10,000 fans who arrived on that date received a voucher redeemable for a complimentary ticket to a game during the series against the Athletics (Sept. 15-17). Fans with a voucher can pick up the Flappy Boi bobblehead during the series by presenting their ticket at one of several locations at Tropicana Field. For full details, visit RaysBaseball.com/Flappy.
• Pack the Pantries: In celebration of Roberto Clemente’s humanitarian legacy, the Rays have partnered with TD SYNNEX to host a Pack the Pantries donation drive with Feeding Tampa Bay. Fans can donate nonperishable food items at the Gate 4 Plaza and in the Kemper Auto Parking Lot 7. Each fan who donates five or more items will receive a Rays ticket voucher valid for two tickets to a 2027 regular-season game at Tropicana Field. For more information, visit RaysBaseball.com/Clemente.
• Ticket Package - Puerto Rican Heritage: Fans can show their pride with a Puerto Rican Heritage ticket package that includes a seat to the game and a Puerto Rican Heritage straw hat. Fans can also join the Puerto Rican Heritage pregame party in the Rays Hall of Fame Bar and Grill beginning when gates open. For more information or to buy the ticket package, visit RaysBaseball.com/PuertoRican.
• Salute to Service: Military members, first responders, and teachers are eligible to receive two complimentary tickets to either the Sept. 15 or Sept. 16 game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Salute.
• Student Tickets: College students enrolled in a two- or four-year college or university are eligible to receive up to four $12 Lower Reserved tickets to Tuesday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Student.

Wednesday, Sept. 16 vs. Athletics

• First Pitch: 6:40 p.m.
• Gates Open: 5:10 p.m.
• National Anthem: Performed by Josh Allen with ASL by Michelle Pure
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by President and CEO of Live Tampa Bay and former member of the Florida House of Representatives Jennifer Webb
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by Associated Builders and Contractors Florida Gulf Coast Chapter President and CEO Steve Cona
• Giveaway: The Flappy Boi bobblehead presented by Crown Automotive Group was affected by a shipping delay due to weather and did not arrive for the originally scheduled game on Aug. 15. The first 10,000 fans who arrived on that date received a voucher redeemable for a complimentary ticket to a game during the series against the Athletics (Sept. 15-17). Fans with a voucher can pick up the Flappy Boi bobblehead during the series by presenting their ticket at one of several locations at Tropicana Field. For full details, visit RaysBaseball.com/Flappy.
• Ticket Package - Workforce Appreciation presented by RIPA: Fans can purchase a Workforce Appreciation ticket package that includes a seat to the game and a Workforce Appreciation snapback hat. For more information or to purchase the ticket package, visit RaysBaseball.com/Workforce.
• Salute to Service: Military members, first responders, and teachers are eligible to receive two complimentary tickets to either the Sept. 15 or Sept. 16 game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Salute.
• Student Tickets: College students enrolled in a two- or four-year college or university are eligible to receive up to four $12 Lower Reserved tickets to Wednesday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/Student.
• Golden Rays Senior Tickets: Fans 60 years and older are eligible to receive a 30% discount on up to four Lower Reserved tickets to Wednesday’s game. For more information or to sign up to receive notification of these offers, visit RaysBaseball.com/GoldenRays.

Thursday, Sept. 17 vs. Athletics

• First Pitch: 1:10 p.m.

• Gates Open: 11:40 a.m.

• National Anthem: Performed by musicians of The Florida Orchestra with ASL by Tess Crowder

• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Budweiser “Responsibility Has Its Rewards” Sweepstakes winner Matt Mucci

• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by University of South Florida alumna and 2026 Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour rookie Melanie Green. Green will be a first-time competitor in The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican tournament in Belleair, Florida this November.

• Giveaway: The Flappy Boi bobblehead presented by Crown Automotive Group was affected by a shipping delay due to weather and did not arrive for the originally scheduled game on Aug. 15. The first 10,000 fans who arrived on that date received a voucher redeemable for a complimentary ticket to a game during the series against the Athletics (Sept. 15-17). Fans with a voucher can pick up the Flappy Boi bobblehead during the series by presenting their ticket at one of several locations at Tropicana Field. For full details, visit RaysBaseball.com/Flappy.

Friday, Sept. 18 vs. Boston Red Sox

• First Pitch: 7:10 p.m.
• Gates Open: 5:40 p.m.
• National Anthem: Performed by Airman First Class (A1C) Andrea Smith from MacDill Air Force Base with ASL by Kat Atwood
• Ceremonial First Pitch: In honor of the United States Air Force’s 79th birthday, thrown by Senior Airman Rinaldy Nuñez
• Pregame Presentation: Duke Energy will present a donation to community agencies to assist residents with their utility expenses. For every regular season Rays win, Duke Energy donates $1,000 to the Share the Light Fund, bringing customers and communities together to help individuals and families struggling to pay their energy bills.
• Upper Deck: The Upper Deck at Tropicana Field will be open on Friday, Sept. 18 for the game against the Boston Red Sox. To learn more or to purchase tickets, visit RaysBaseball.com/Tickets.
• Ticket Package - Italian Heritage: Fans can show their pride with an Italian Heritage ticket package that includes a seat to the game and an Italian Heritage straw hat. Fans can also join the Italian Heritage pregame party in the Rays Hall of Fame Bar and Grill beginning when gates open. For more information or to purchase the ticket package, visit RaysBaseball.com/Italian.

Saturday, Sept. 19 vs. Boston Red Sox

• First Pitch: 4:10 p.m.
• Gates Open: 2:10 p.m.
• Color Guard: Presented by University of Tampa ROTC Color Guard
• National Anthem: Performed by Shea Braceland with ASL by Nancy Russell
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay mentee 8-year-old Asher. The Big Brothers Big Sisters program pairs children with adult mentors to build meaningful relationships, provide guidance and support, and empower young people.
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown by University of Tampa alumnus and the head coach of the 2026 NCAA Division II national champion University of Tampa baseball team Joe Urso
• Pregame Presentation: TD SYNNEX will present Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay with a donation of $21,500 after pledging $250 for every double play achieved during the 2026 regular season.
• Upper Deck: The Upper Deck at Tropicana Field will be open on Saturday, Sept. 19 for the game against the Boston Red Sox. To learn more or to purchase tickets, visit RaysBaseball.com/Tickets.
• Ticket Package - University of Tampa Night: Fans can purchase a University of Tampa ticket package that includes a seat to the game and a UTampa Hoodie. Fans can also join the UTampa pregame party in the Rays Hall of Fame Bar and Grill, beginning when gates open. For more information or to purchase the ticket package, visit RaysBaseball.com/UTampa.

Sunday, Sept. 20 vs. Boston Red Sox

• First Pitch: 1:40 p.m.
• Gates Open: 11:40 a.m.
• National Anthem: Featuring ASL by Kat Atwood
• Honorary First Pitch: Thrown by Tampa Bay Rays Ticket Operations Manager Karen Jones. Jones will retire in 2027 after 30 years with the Rays.
• Ceremonial First Pitch: Thrown on behalf of Union Home Mortgage by 6th Mission Support Group Senior Enlisted Leader at MacDill Air Force Base Chief Master Sergeant Victoria Thornton
• Pregame Presentation - Minor League Award Presentation: The 2026 Minor League Award recipients from each Rays affiliate team will be honored during a pregame ceremony. The recognitions include Minor League Co-Players of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, Relief Pitcher of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Baserunner of the Year, in addition to the Most Valuable Player for each of the Rays seven organizational affiliates. The Rays will also recognize the recipient of the Erik Walker Community Champion Award. Named after former Rays minor league pitcher Erik Walker, who died tragically in 2006 following his first season in professional baseball, the award annually recognizes a Rays minor leaguer who exemplifies teamwork, sportsmanship, and community involvement.
• Pregame Presentation: The Tampa Bay Rays are proud to continue to support the Orlando Health Foundation – West Florida with a donation of $250 for every stolen base by the Rays at home this season. Accepting this donation is Blake Bard, Executive Director of the Orlando Health Foundation – West Florida.
• In-Game Presentation: The Rays will recognize 12 local organizations as part of Every Hit is a Win with Suncoast Credit Union. Suncoast Credit Union pledged to donate $79 for every Rays hit this season, representing its 79 branches throughout Florida. This season, the Rays have totaled more than 1,000 hits, and Suncoast has donated more than $90,000 and counting to local nonprofits, including American Heart Association Tampa Bay, Better Together, Celebrate Birthdays, Children’s Dream Fund, Children’s Home Network, Clothes to Kids, Embracing Our Differences, Florida Lions Eye Clinic, Hispanic Cultural Resource Foundation, KidsPACK, Lupus Foundation, and UnidosNow.
• Upper Deck: The Upper Deck at Tropicana Field will be open on Sunday, Sept. 20 for the game against the Boston Red Sox. To learn more or to purchase tickets, visit RaysBaseball.com/Tickets.
• Family Fundays: Before Sunday home games, children 14 and under can enjoy kid-friendly entertainment, as well as the opportunity to meet Rays players and receive autographs along the first-base line near Sections 120/122, 85 minutes before first pitch. After every Sunday home game, kids can hustle like the big leaguers with Kids Run the Bases, presented by RIPA and enjoy the DJ Kitty Dance Party in the outfield. Families should line up at the Gate 2 helix for Kids Run the Bases, and at the left field doors for the DJ Kitty Dance Party.

Additional Homestand Notes: 

• New This Homestand - Shirts Off Our Backs: The Rays Up Foundation will host the annual Shirts Off Our Backs fundraiser presented by United Concordia Dental throughout the final homestand. Fans can make donations to the Rays Up Foundation at Shirts Off Our Backs table locations or with a volunteer and receive scratch-off cards with the chance to win game-worn and team-issued City Connect jerseys, tickets to a 2027 Rays home game or other prizes. Fans can obtain two scratch-off cards for $10, five for $20, 10 for $30 or 20 for $50. Scratch-off cards will be available at Gate 1, Gate 3, Gate 5, the Republic Bank Draft Room, and from roaming volunteers. Every scratch-off card is a winner, and proceeds directly benefit the Rays Up Foundation. A 501(c)(3) organization and the official charity of the Rays, the Rays Up Foundation is dedicated to using the game of baseball as a catalyst to bring people together, expand opportunities, and drive meaningful change through youth empowerment, education, and supporting critical community needs on and off the field. For more information, visit RaysBaseball.com/Shirts.
• 2027 Season Memberships: Fans can now secure 2027 Rays Season Memberships. Season Members receive discounts on concessions, merchandise and Rays.TV subscriptions, as well as optimal seating locations, gift options, and a variety of other exclusive benefits. Explore membership options at RaysBaseball.com/SeasonMembership or connect with a Rays representative at 888-FAN-RAYS or Tickets@RaysBaseball.com.
• 50/50 Charity Raffle: Support the Rays Up Foundation and win big from Tropicana Field or online while watching games. With the Early Bird Special before first pitch, fans receive 40 raffle tickets for $20; 400 tickets for $50; 998 tickets for $100; and 2,000 for $150. After the game starts, donation levels return to their standard amounts of 20 raffle tickets for $20, 200 for $50, 500 for $100 and 1,000 for $150. Fans can enter the 50/50 Charity Raffle online at Rays5050.com or with an ambassador at the ballpark.
• Budweiser First Bud Program: Prior to select home games, the Rays and Budweiser recognize a selected fan as the “First Bud” who helps to start the game with the cracking open of a can and cheers to the crowd.
• Budweiser Responsibility Has Its Rewards Program: Fans can pledge to be designated drivers in the MLB Ballpark app by abstaining from alcohol. All fans who participate are entered to win a VIP experience at the end of the 2026 season.
• Clear-Bag Policy: The Rays clear-bag policy continues at Tropicana Field for the 2026 season. Only completely transparent PVC, plastic, or vinyl clear bags, less than 12" x 6" x 12" are allowed into the ballpark. Bags may have handles or straps and should have only a single compartment. Small, non-clear bags must not exceed 5" x 7" and must also be single compartment. Limit one bag per person. All hard-sided bags, boxes, or cases are prohibited from being brought into the ballpark. Exemptions include bags exclusively carrying necessary medical equipment, and diaper and infant bags in the presence of a baby or toddler, not exceeding 16" x 8" x 16.”
• Colony Grill Hot Oil Homers: If the Rays hit a home run during a home game, fans can buy any pizza and get one free pizza with a “hot oil” topping at participating Colony Grill locations. Fans can redeem the offer within seven days by showing their game tickets on the Ballpark app in-store.
• Cownose Clubhouse: The renovated “Cownose Clubhouse,” is home to 10 cownose rays from The Florida Aquarium, including some who weathered Hurricane Milton at Tropicana Field in October 2024. Located just behind the right-center field wall on the second floor and accessible via the Gate 1 elevator or staircase, the Cownose Clubhouse offers the chance to touch the rays and learn more about them. Please note: the Cownose Clubhouse opens when gates open until the top of the ninth inning. The Cownose Clubhouse closes at the top of each hour for a 10-minute rest period to ensure the rays stay happy and healthy.
• Culver’s Curds in the Third: If the Rays score a run in the third inning, fans score free Culver’s Wisconsin Cheese Curds. The offer is valid the day after the game at any Tampa Bay Culver’s location with an online purchase using the Delicious Rewards App.
• Duke Energy Rays Win Program: For every Rays win, Duke Energy donates $1,000 to the Share the Light Fund, which brings customers and communities together to help individuals and families struggling to pay their energy bills.
• Every Hit is a Win with Suncoast Credit Union: For every Rays hit, Suncoast Credit Union donates $79 to local nonprofits in honor of their 79 branches. To learn more about the program and to vote for a deserving nonprofit organization to receive the funds, visit Suncoast.com/Rays.
• Family Fundays: Before Sunday home games, children 14 and under can enjoy kid-friendly entertainment, as well as the opportunity to meet Rays players and receive autographs along the first-base line near sections 120/122, 85 minutes before first pitch. After every Sunday home game, kids can hustle like the big leaguers with Kids Run the Bases, presented by RIPA and enjoy the DJ Kitty Dance Party in the outfield. Families should line up at the Gate 2 helix for Kids Run the Bases, and at the left field doors for the DJ Kitty Dance Party.
• FlyUSA: FlyUSA is the presenting partner of Rays Batting Practice. Fans attending batting practice will receive a cobranded Rays and FlyUSA lanyard with their batting practice pass upon arrival.
• Go-Ahead Entry: Go-Ahead Entry allows fans to enter the ballpark hands-free by walking through designated lanes, bypassing traditional ticket lines. Fans can register in the Ballpark app by taking a selfie to securely link the image of their face to their tickets. The technology then uses cameras to identify fans and scan their tickets for entry. Fans must be 18 years of age or older to opt-in. For more information, visit RaysBaseball.com/GoAheadEntry.
• Inside Pitch: Fans can learn about their favorite Rays players, keep score, and more with Inside Pitch, the Official Publication of the Tampa Bay Rays. Fans can pick up the final issue of Inside Pitch, featuring Rays pitcher Bryan Baker, upon entry at Tropicana Field, access a digital copy on the Rays tab in the Ballpark app, or visit RaysBaseball.com/InsidePitch to read each issue online as it is released.
• Interactive Fan Areas: Gamify your batting practice at the Bat Around alcove at lower Gate 6. Head to lower Gate 2 to test your skills in the Speed Pitch alcove and see how your throw stacks up. Both games are free for all fans and operational from the time that gates open through the middle of the 7th inning.
• Left Field Alcoves: The Left Field historical alcoves return to Tropicana Field for the 2026 season. Memorabilia, documents, and photographs celebrate themes including Chasing Pennants, Tampa Bay Baseball History, Longo’s Legacy, and Rays Gaming. The displays are behind left field on the field level concourse.
• Listen Live in the MLB Ballpark App: Fans can select the “Rays Radio” icon in the Ballpark app while at Tropicana Field to utilize ProWire, a service that offers radio broadcasts with no delay.
• Mascot Meet & Greet: Raymond and DJ Kitty host a 30-minute meet and greet at the Rays Rookies alcove near Gate 1 immediately after gates open at every home game.
• Mascot Seat Visits: Fans can order mascot seat visits up until the first pitch of each game at the “Request Raymond” page on the team’s website. Visit RaysBaseball.com/RequestRaymond.
• Mascot Race: On gameday, tap the "Mascot Race" tile on the Rays tab in the Ballpark app to guess which mascot will win the race, and get a shot at prizes. The mascot race is at the top of the fifth inning during all home games.
• MLB Ballpark App: Purchase, manage, and scan your mobile tickets, buy prepaid parking passes, find venue information, play interactive games, and more from the Rays tab in the Ballpark app.
• Mosaic Runs for Food: For every run scored by the Rays at home, The Mosaic Company donates $500 to provide meals to local seniors in need throughout the Tampa Bay area in the fight against food insecurity.
• Nursing Room: A private, comfortable space for feeding infants and babies is available on the 100 level behind home plate.
• On-Field Pregame Experience: Kids can join the Rays on-field for a pregame experience. Before Monday through Saturday home games, children 14 and under can visit the Rays Rookies alcove near Gate 1 to pick up an on-field pregame experience badge, while supplies last, for the opportunity to step onto the field 35 minutes before first pitch.
• Prepaid Parking: To expedite entry into parking lots, fans are encouraged to prepay for parking. See RaysBaseball.com/Parking; for information. Parking lots for all Saturday and Sunday games open three hours prior to first pitch. Lots for weekday games open two and a half hours prior to first pitch.
• Rays Hall of Fame Bar and Grill: The Rays Hall of Fame Bar and Grill, on the concourse behind center field, features familiar brewpub favorites and new BBQ-style menu items, such as the Smokin' Rays BBQ Burger. The restaurant is also home to the Inside Pitch Player’s Plate, a rotating menu option inspired by players' favorite foods. Fans can find the current highlighted meal, The Fortes Full Count Breakfast Burrito, inspired by Rays catcher Nick Fortes, on page 17 of the Inside Pitch, the Official Publication of the Tampa Bay Rays. The Rays Hall of Fame Bar and Grill offers table seating and a full-service bar on the lower level, and an outdoor recreational patio with fan-favorite games and a second bar upstairs. Look for pregame specials and programmed events here throughout the season.
• Rays Rookies: The Rays Rookies alcove is open through the end of the fifth inning during Monday through Saturday home games, and through the end of the game at Sunday home games. Rays Rookies Kids Club memberships are sold out for the 2026 season.
• Rays Rush Tickets: Text RAYS to 42086 and never miss a deal with Rays Rush alerts. Be the first to know about exclusive offers and unbeatable value before every home series. Your inside access to the top deals at Tropicana Field starts here. Each account is limited to six Rays Rush tickets per game. Rays Rush tickets are non-transferable and cannot be resold. Barcodes are subject to delayed delivery and are available in the Ballpark app two hours prior to first pitch for each game. (Msg&Data rates may apply. STOP to cancel, HELP for info. 14msgs/wk. NPN.)
• Rays.TV presented by Union Home Mortgage: Rays.TV is the new direct-to-consumer streaming platform this season, allowing in-market access to live Rays games with no local blackouts. Rays fans living within the Rays home television territory can purchase a Rays.TV subscription to stream Rays games. Game broadcasts on Rays.TV are also available through traditional cable, satellite, and internet TV providers. More information and a guide for finding ways to watch are available at RaysBaseball.com/Watch. Please note that a select number of Rays games may be chosen for exclusive broadcast on FOX, ESPN, or other national broadcast partners. In that case, those games would only be available on the selecting network and not on Rays.TV.
• Rolling Rays: The Rolling Rays wheelchair transport service is available at all gates on a first-come, first-served basis and takes fans from the gate to their seats upon arrival, and from their seats back to the gate at the end of the game. Wheelchair transporters cannot leave the ballpark to pick up or deliver patrons outside of the building’s gates. Wheelchairs are not available for rent or to borrow for any portion of the game.
• Round Up for the Rays Up Foundation: Fans can round up their transaction to the nearest dollar when ordering at concessions stands throughout Tropicana Field. The funds raised are reinvested into our community, through grants, scholarships, and programming.
• Rums of Puerto Rico: As the Official Rum of the Tampa Bay Rays, Rums of Puerto Rico deepens its presence at Tropicana Field as the presenting partner of the club’s signature cocktail, the “Ballpark Mojito.” Fans can enjoy an elevated gameday experience with six featured brands from the Rums of Puerto Rico lineup: Don Q, Bacardi, Ron del Barrilito, Capó, Capicú, and Ron Coquí. Rums of Puerto Rico are available at bars throughout the ballpark, bringing a taste of the Rum Capital of the World to every inning.
• Sensory Room: Designed in partnership with the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD), this calming space in Suite 45 offers a break for fans with sensory needs. Sensory bags are also available at Guest Services.
• Stolen Bases presented by Orlando Health Foundation – West Region: For each base stolen by Rays players at home this season, the Rays donate $250 to the Orlando Health Foundation – West Region. During the first five years of this initiative, the Rays donated more than $100,000 to the Orlando Health Foundation, a nonprofit organization that raises crucial funds to sustain and enhance patient care services in our community.
• TD SYNNEX: With the first Rays double play of each home game, TD SYNNEX donates $250 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay, a local nonprofit organization that supports and encourages youth to reach their full potential through mentorship, education, and various programs. TD SYNNEX is committed to supporting initiatives around the world that enhance the communities where it has a presence and focus on its pillars of children, wellness, and the digital divide.
• Webull Fast Lane & Season Member Entrance: New for 2026, all Webull users with an open and funded Webull account can skip the lines at Rays home games by accessing the Webull Fast Lane at Gate 3. To use Fast Lane entry, sign up at Webull.com. Rays Season Members can also use the Gate 3 entrance by showing their Season Member card in the Rays Wallet.