Overview
- Repairs to the hurricane-damaged roof and other internal areas continue as the team schedules its 2026 home opener for April 6 against the Chicago Cubs after starting the season on the road.
- Ballpark enhancements include an expanded main videoboard, new video displays behind home plate and along both foul poles, a new sound system, and refreshed suite interiors.
- Single-game tickets go on sale Nov. 13 at 2 p.m., with average prices cut about 15% for more than two-thirds of seats, $10 tickets available for every home game, and an Opening Day buy-one-get-one offer running Nov. 12–16.
- The Rays played their entire 2025 home schedule at Tampa’s open-air Steinbrenner Field, went 41–40, sold out 61 of 81 games, drew 786,750 fans, and endured 17 rain delays across 16 games.
- New ownership has begun a formal search for a potential replacement ballpark that could open in 2029.