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Pinellas Park City Facility Rental Fees Updated for Events

Pinellas Park has updated its rental fees for city facilities. New rates affect private and public events, with pricing varying by day, duration and event type. Residents receive a discount on private rentals.

Staff Writer
09/20/2026 · Pinellas Park edition

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Pinellas Park has updated its rental fees for city facilities, affecting private and public events. The new rates aim to standardize pricing and cover operational expenses.

Private event rental fees vary by day and duration. Weekday rentals (Monday-Thursday) cost $350 for four hours and $600 for eight hours. Additional prep time is $100 per hour. Weekend rentals (Friday-Sunday) cost $500 for four hours and $900 for eight hours. Weekend prep time costs $150 per hour. Pinellas Park residents receive a 15% discount on private event rates.

Public, non-ticketed events cost $500 for six hours, $900 for ten hours, and $1,200 for fifteen hours. These prices do not include potential additional venue fees.

Other fees apply to venue rentals. A non-refundable application fee is $25 per event. An event attendant costs $25 per hour per employee. Police services are contracted separately with the Pinellas Park Police Department and are based on attendance and alcohol service. A restroom janitorial fee is $27 per employee per hour. A refundable security deposit is $500, and a $500 fee covers setup and cleaning.

Commercial events involving ticket or merchandise sales will have fees negotiated by the City Manager as a percentage of gross revenue. Florida sales tax applies unless the renter provides proof of tax-exempt status.

The updated rental fees apply to all new city facility bookings.

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