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Rays Postseason Parking and Transportation Guide for St. Pete
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Rays Postseason Parking & Transit Guide for St. Pete

Plan ahead for parking and transportation for Tampa Bay Rays postseason games at Tropicana Field, with options including a new garage, free shuttles, the SunRunner and ride-sharing services.

10/05/2026 · Pinellas County edition

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Tampa Bay Rays postseason games at Tropicana Field will bring significant activity to downtown St. Petersburg. Fans attending future games should plan for increased traffic and limited parking.

On-site parking at Tropicana Field requires advance purchase. Those without pre-paid parking passes should seek off-site options. A new 540-space garage at 1301 Central Ave., across from Ferg’s Bar & Grill, is available. Additional downtown overflow parking offers a free baseball shuttle service. More parking information is available at www.stpete.org/Parking.

The free Baseball Shuttle operates for every playoff game, starting two hours before the game and continuing one hour after. Buses and trolleys run approximately every five minutes. Shuttle stops are located on 2nd St. S between Central Ave. and 1st Ave. S (under the pedestrian bridge). Trolleys are equipped with wheelchair lifts. Route details are available at https://www.loopertrolley.com/events/baseball-shuttle.

The SunRunner, PSTA’s Bus Rapid Transit service, provides service through St. Pete downtown every 15 minutes during peak times. PSTA will add extra buses to accommodate demand, with service running until midnight. SunRunner stations near Tropicana Field are at 1st Ave. S at 13th St. (eastbound) and 1st Ave. N at 13th St. (westbound). Schedules are at www.psta.net/SunRunner.

E-scooters and Lime bikes are available at designated downtown corrals. Ride-share services have designated drop-off and pick-up locations at 4th Ave. S by Lot 7 and 17th St. S by Lot 3.

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