I like the area. I came here for an evening game with the Yankees visiting. I pre-purchased parking after reading about the parking challenges. A bit pricey, but probably worth it. We still sat in traffic for a while. Inside, we sat in the bleachers. Not my first choice, but other seats were sold out.

Our family attended the game on 3/14/24 that featured the New York Mets versus the St Louis Cardinals. The stadium is located within a development called Abacoa in Jupiter, Florida. I thought it was easy to find and followed the signs to the free parking garage. We arrived one hour and thirty minutes before the start of the game and got literally the last parking spot on the top level. There were many cars that came after us only to find the garage was full and had to turn around. The garage is within an area that features multiple shops and bars and restaurants. I think the best thing to do is to come around two hours before the start of the game and eat lunch at one of the restaurants. The food inside the stadium is nothing special so you will probably get better food and certainly a better value. The stadium itself isn’t particularly memorable but like most spring training sites all of the seats are fairly close and give a good view of the field. We sat in the upper level behind home plate where the overhang provides shade for the last few rows. If you want to ensure a shaded spot the upper levels on the first and third base side have a very large overhang and are the best choice. Our game was fast paced and actually ended in a scoreless tie but nevertheless we enjoyed our first game at Roger Dean Stadium and would love to visit again.

We're here for the Mets vs Marlins game on March 20, 2024. We were here last year to visit but didn't attend a game. It's the spring training camp for the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals, with 6,871 seats. This arena looks and feels slightly different from Mets' training ground at Clover Park @ Port St. Lucie: compact and in the center of the town, Jupiter, where Tiger Woods and many other golfers live or lived. Although it's only a few steps away from the garage to the stadium, but they provide buggies to ferry us around. Bathroom doesn't seem to have air conditioning. But I like this small scale events better than the full blown ones. Intimate and closer to the action.