Peanut allergy at loanDepot park

Miami Marlins · Miami, FL

Researched Oct 16, 2026

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Peanut or tree-nut allergy? A label, a peanut-free game, or a cleaned section does not remove the risk of cross-contact or peanut dust elsewhere in the building. Confirm the details with the venue before you buy tickets and again on game day, and follow your allergist’s plan.

The Marlins say they cannot guarantee any item is completely free of allergens and advise fans with food allergies to bring their own food, allowing one single-serving food item per person in a clear plastic bag. Concession managers and the Guest Experience kiosk in Section 15 take dietary questions.

Are peanuts or tree nuts sold?

The venue does not say whether peanuts are sold.

The venue does not say whether tree nuts are sold.

How the venue handles allergies

Due to the variety of menu items, food content and food processing, the Marlins are unable to guarantee that any item is completely free of allergens and strongly advise fans with allergies or food sensitivities to bring their own food. Questions on dietary needs can go to a concession manager at any stand or the Guest Experience kiosk in Section 15, or before the game to generalinquiries@marlins.com or 305-480-1300. UHealth First Aid Rooms are at Promenade Level Section 6 and Vista Level Section 306, with roving medical personnel. Bags for medical purposes are an exception to the clear-bag rule.

Allergy contact

Ask before you go

Fill in the date, your section and your name, then email it or copy it. Ask a couple of weeks ahead, and bring the answer with you. Going sooner? Call the number above.

Bringing your own food

Fans may bring one single-serving food item per person packaged in a clear plastic bag (fruit must be sliced) and one clear, soft-sided, factory-sealed bottle of unflavored water, 20 ounces or smaller.