Lee Health Sports Complex

The Lee Health Sports Complex is home to Hammond Stadium, five additional playing fields and the year-round Twins Player Development Academy. It is also home to two Twins minor league affiliates, the Low-A Fort Myers Mighty Mussels and the rookie-level Florida Complex League Twins. The complex also features four state-of-the-art softball fields and annually hosts various other games and tournaments, bringing thousands of additional teams and tourists to Lee County each year.

The main stadium was renamed Bill Hammond Stadium late in the 1994 spring season in honor of the Deputy County Commissioner who was instrumental in getting the complex built for the Twins. In November 2023, the entire complex was renamed the Lee Health Sports Complex as the Twins and Lee Health teamed up for a long-term partnership to create an extensive, long-lasting and positive impact on Southwest Florida.

Box Office Hours

The Lee Health Sports Complex Box Office is currently closed and will open in advance of the 2027 Spring Training season. Check back for updated hours.

Visitor Information

Lee County Visitors & Convention Bureau
(239) 338-3500
visitfortmyers.com

Lee Health Sports Complex is located south of the city of Fort Myers near Interstate Highway 75.

Address:
Lee Health Sports Complex
14100 Six Mile Cypress Parkway
Fort Myers, FL 33912

Directions:

1. I-75 to Exit 131 (Daniels Road)
2. West two miles to Six Mile Cypress Parkway
3. Travel south for 1/2 mile
4. Complex is on the right.

Only those guests with valid tickets or credentials are permitted into Lee Health Sports Complex. The main gates to the ballpark open 2 hours prior to the first pitch.

• Bags/Backpacks/Coolers— Single compartment bags 12”x 6”x12”, and small clutch purses 4.5” x 2.5” x 6.5” (with or without straps) are permitted inside Hammond Stadium. Backpacks and other multiple compartment bags are prohibited. Exceptions will be made for diaper bags and medically necessary bags. CLEAR single compartment bags 12” X 6” X 12” are strongly recommended and will help expedite entry. All bags entering Hammond Stadium are subject to a security inspection prior to being admitted into the facility.
• Beverages –Factory sealed bottled water 32oz. or less are the only outside beverages permitted into Lee Health Sports Complex. Guests may bring liquids required for legitimate medical purposes into the ballpark.
• Food –Guests may not bring food into Lee Health Sports Complex except for legitimate medical purposes only.
• Prohibited Items— For the general safety of all guests the following items are not allowed into the Lee Health Sports Complex: aerosol cans, animals (services animals are permitted), backpacks, ball retrievers, bags, balloons, bats, beach balls, boom boxes, brooms, coolers, drones, fireworks, fish nets, flasks, frisbees, glass bottles, laser pointers, lawn chairs, luggage, noise-making devices, purses, skateboards/rollerblades, toy guns, weapons, wooden sticks, or rods. Small whiskbrooms and small souvenir bats are permitted. Unmanned Aerial Devices are prohibited on Lee Health Sports Complex property.
• Security– There will be continued security measures as required by Major League Baseball at the Lee Health Sports Complex, with the most visible being the use of metal detectors at all gate entrance points of Lee Health Sports Complex. Fans will be allowed to hold onto cell phones, keys, wallets, and clutch purses while going through the metal detectors. We don’t expect that these procedures will create any major inconvenience or lengthy delays. However, it is a good idea to arrive a bit earlier to allow for extra time to enter and get seated prior to the start of the game. When at the ballpark, always remember “if you see something, say something” to an usher, guest services representative or security officer.

The fan safety netting at Lee Health Sports Complex is crafted using state-of-the-art technology, with thin strands and a knotless intersection to deliver a minimally obtrusive viewing experience. Additionally, the new netting is composed of a combination of green hues to allow the netting to blend with the playing field and provide greater visibility.

The Minnesota Twins, Lee Health and Lee County are committed to guest safety. We continue to warn fans about the dangers posed by batted balls and bats entering the stands and the need to pay attention to the action on the field during each at-bat. The Twins will continue to implement warning messages via in-ballpark signage, messaging on tickets and other team-controlled platforms.

Sections Covered by the Protective Netting:

• Bullpen Zone (Sections 116-117)
• Home Plate Box/Diamond Box (Sections 101-115)
• Home Plate View (Sections 201-217)
• Right Drink Rails (Section 132)
• Right Field Lawn

Fans in these sections are still exposed to objects leaving the field of play, including bats and bat fragments, and thrown or batted balls; ticket holder assumes all risk of injury. For more information on netting or screening coverage and seating options, please contact the Minnesota Twins ticket office at 1-800-33-TWINS.