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Raymond James Stadium

Tampa, United States of America
StadiumTampaUnited States of AmericaCapacity: About 75,0002 upcoming events
Raymond James Stadium
Type
Stadium
City
Tampa
Country
United States of America
Upcoming events
2
Address
4201 N Dale Mabry Hwy
Time zone
Eastern Standard Time
Capacity
About 75,000

About this venue

Raymond James Stadium North Grounds is more than “space next to the stadium” — it’s a large open-air event footprint within the Raymond James Stadium complex, designed for big concerts, fan zones, and full-scale festival builds that benefit from true stadium-grade operations. As part of a venue that typically seats around 65,000, the North Grounds have become a natural home for high-attendance gatherings that require room to breathe, reliable logistics, and a recognizable setting.

The on-site feel is unmistakably event-first: wide, level grounds make staging and crowd routing straightforward, while the open format keeps sightlines clean and energy high. Visitors tend to appreciate the practical comforts — easy movement between zones, clear wayfinding, and food-and-drink options that follow the same modern standard you expect from a major stadium campus.

Address: 4201 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, United States. For getting to the entrance with minimal hassle, driving and using the surrounding stadium parking areas is usually the simplest approach, then following posted entry signage for your event; for many visits, directions point you to enter from Tom McEwen/Tampa Bay Blvd, proceed into Lot D (entrance just east of Dale Mabry Hwy), walk around Gate D, and follow directional signage to the security entry. For broader getting-around options across the city, refer to the city section below.

About the city

Tampa, a lively coastal hub in Florida, blends top-tier sports moments and major concerts with the relaxed vibe of the bay. The city is known for the buzz around its arenas and stadiums, but also for how easy it is to find a great dinner, a drink, or a quick waterfront stroll before and after an event. With neighborhoods ranging from a modern downtown to historic districts, a visit to Tampa often becomes a full city-break, not just a night out.

Getting around is simple and practical: HART city bus routes and the TECO Line Streetcar System connect key parts of the urban core and popular nightlife areas, making access to main venues and stadiums feel straightforward. If you fly into Tampa International Airport (TPA), reaching hotels and downtown is quick, and travelers arriving by rail have a clear gateway at Tampa Union Station. With public transit, taxis, and ride-share options working together, planning your day stays easy even when the city is busy.

To round out the experience, use the time around your event for a walk along the Tampa Riverwalk beside the Hillsborough River, where Tampa’s waterfront character shines. For history and atmosphere, many visitors head to Historic Ybor City, known for its cigar heritage, distinctive architecture, and lively streets. If you want a calmer break with bay views, Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park and the long promenade of Bayshore Boulevard are perfect for recharging before or after a concert or game.