Dunedin Blue Jays

TD Ballpark is also the Blue Jays' spring training home — a renovated, walkable park right off Main Street Dunedin.

Gameday guide

TD Ballpark

373 Douglas Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698

Fully renovated with shaded concourses and a 360-degree walk. Downtown Dunedin bars and breweries are a five-minute stroll away.

Capacity: ~8,500
Opened: 1990 (renovated 2020)

Getting there

Just off Douglas Ave in downtown Dunedin, a block from the Pinellas Trail.
From Clearwater: Alt US-19 north, about 12 minutes.
From north county: Curlew Rd west to Douglas Ave south.

Parking

Small on-site lot fills fast — plan on downtown street or garage parking.
Free lots around Main Street Dunedin, then a short walk.
Bike the Pinellas Trail and skip parking entirely.

Know before you go

Pair the game with dinner or a brewery stop on Main Street.
Spring training games sell out — buy early for February and March.
Shaded seats along the first-base concourse are the best summer pick.

Before the gates

Tailgating Blue Jays

Dunedin is the most low-key tailgate in the bay — spring training crowds set up in the small lots and side streets around TD Ballpark and walk to downtown after.

TD Ballpark lots

Tight but walkable. Get there early in March or you're parking blocks away.

Douglas Ave side streets

Free street parking with room for chairs behind the car. Locals' move.

Downtown Dunedin

Skip the grill entirely — the Pinellas Trail block of breweries is a five-minute walk from the gate.

What to bring

Sunscreen — March sun in an open ballpark is deceptive
Folding chairs; the lot has no seating
Cash for the small nearby lots
A backpack-sized cooler for the walk
Bike lock if you ride in on the Pinellas Trail

Lot rules

No grilling in the residential streets — neighbors will call it in
Respect driveways and no-parking signs on Douglas
Alcohol stays inside your vehicle area, not on public sidewalk
Spring training lots fill 2 hours before first pitch
Standard clear-bag policy at the gate

Blue Jays parking lot

Gone tailgatin’

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Blue Jays coverage

Beach Blog

September 6, 2026

Dunedin Blue Jays fall 4-3 to Tampa Tarpons as late lead slips away

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September 5, 2026

Dunedin Blue Jays beat Tampa Tarpons 6-2: Early thunder, no return fire

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September 4, 2026

Dunedin Blue Jays Clip Tarpons 6-3 in Clearwater, Gaxiola Supplies the Spark

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September 3, 2026

Dunedin Blue Jays Blanked by Tarpons, Fall 2-0 in Doubleheader Opener

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September 3, 2026

Long Ball Sinks Dunedin Blue Jays: Rival Tarpons Take It 5-3

Tampa did all its scoring with three homers, J.T. Etheridge kept Dunedin quiet, and Jake Bennett’s late blast couldn’t rescue the Blue Jays in a 5-3 road loss.

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September 2, 2026

Bombs Away: Dunedin Blue Jays Blanked 4-0 by Tarpons’ Homer Barrage

Sann Omosako kept Dunedin close, but three Tampa homers and a three-hit Blue Jays offense made for a rough trip across the bay.

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