Cacti Park of The Palm Beaches Concert and Event Tickets

The CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches is more than a ballpark — it's a fan-friendly Spring Training destination that brings you close to the action in sunny West Palm Beach. Each spring, fans looking for Cacti Park of The Palm Beaches tickets flock to this 160-acre complex to catch Major League stars as they prepare for the season. With open concourses, shaded seating, and practice fields in view, it’s built to deliver an easy, memorable day at the ballpark.

Opened in 2017 and rebranded in 2024 from The Ballpark of The Palm Beaches to CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches, the venue seats 6,500 and blends modern amenities with thoughtful design. You’ll find a boardwalk-style outfield walkway, expansive sightlines, and a contemporary scoreboard and sound system that add to the lively atmosphere. State-of-the-art training and rehab facilities on-site support elite performance for players throughout Spring Training.

Home to the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals during MLB Spring Training, CACTI Park has welcomed top talents including José Altuve, Alex Bregman, Juan Soto, Max Scherzer, and Stephen Strasburg. Beyond the Spring Training schedule, it hosts minor league development, exhibitions, and baseball-focused programming throughout the complex. For Cacti Park of The Palm Beaches events, expect an up-close view of rising prospects and big-league veterans fine-tuning their game.

What sets this venue apart is its modern, fan-first layout — from the outfield boardwalk with views of batting cages and practice fields to roomy, open-air concourses that keep you connected to the game. Shaded seating areas provide relief from the Florida sun, while party decks, luxury suites, and group picnic zones create flexible experiences for families, friends, and corporate outings. The technology is equally current, with a crisp scoreboard, clear in-park audio, and amenities that make each visit smooth and enjoyable.

Whether you’re watching morning workouts on the practice fields or settling into your Field Box seats for first pitch, CACTI Park delivers an easygoing Florida baseball vibe. It’s an ideal setting for catching MLB stars up close, sharing a relaxed day at the ballpark, and enjoying modern comforts that keep fans coming back year after year.

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Seating Recommendations and Charts

CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches offers seating for approximately 6,500 guests, with a traditional reserved seating bowl complemented by berm/grass areas, party decks, suites, and a boardwalk-style outfield walkway. The layout makes it easy to move around open concourses and still keep an eye on the field and nearby practice action.

Use the Cacti Park of The Palm Beaches seating chart alongside Ticket Purchase’ interactive map to compare sections and views:

Field Box (Rows 1–20): Premium proximity behind home plate and along the baselines, with some of the best shade in the ballpark. Ideal for fans who want close-up views of pitchers and infield play.
Dugout Box: Excellent sightlines near team benches, perfect for watching player interactions and on-deck routines. Often offers a mix of sun and shade depending on game time.
Baseline Reserved: Balanced value and views down the first- and third-base lines, great for families and groups who want to stay close to the action without the premium price of Field Box.
Outfield Reserved: Budget-friendly seats with a relaxed vibe and quick access to the outfield boardwalk. Expect more sun exposure — bring a hat and sunscreen.
Lawn/Berm (General Admission): A family favorite in the outfield with room to spread out and enjoy the game picnic-style. Kids love the open space, and it’s a fun, social area for casual fans.

For the most up-to-date Cacti Park of The Palm Beaches seating chart and live availability, use our interactive seating chart to compare prices and angles before you buy.

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Location and Transportation

Venue Address

CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches

5444 Haverhill Road

West Palm Beach, FL 33407

Located about 5 miles from downtown West Palm Beach, the complex sits within a convenient drive of local dining, shopping, and beachfront attractions. Its 160-acre footprint makes on-site parking and easy access a hallmark of the Spring Training experience.

Parking: On-site parking is available, typically $10–$15 per vehicle for Spring Training games. Multiple lots surround the stadium, with accessible parking located close to main entrances.
Public Transit: Palm Tran bus routes serve the area. The nearest Tri-Rail station is Mangonia Park, about 2 miles away — rideshare or taxi is recommended from the station.
Rideshare & Dropoff: Designated pickup and dropoff zones are located near the main entrance for Uber/Lyft.

Arrival Recommendations

Arrive 60–90 minutes before first pitch to streamline parking, clear security, and explore the grounds. Early arrivals can often catch batting practice or warmups on the practice fields just steps from the main concourse — one of the unique perks of this complex. If you’re meeting a group, using the outfield boardwalk or a designated party deck as a rendezvous point works well.

This is an outdoor venue, and Spring Training weather in Florida can be hot, humid, and occasionally rainy. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and lightweight layers, and check the forecast before you go. Afternoon games can mean stronger sun, especially in the outfield and berm areas, while sections behind home plate and along the baselines tend to offer more shade.

The terrain is flat, but expect moderate walking from parking lots to the gates and around the concourses. If you’re planning to explore multiple seating areas or take in views from the boardwalk, comfortable shoes make the day easier. To save time on entry, review the bag policy in advance and consider downloading your mobile tickets before you arrive.

Venue Navigation

CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches is designed for easy movement, with open-air concourses that keep you connected to the action. A boardwalk-style outfield walkway provides 360-degree circulation and unique vantage points of the game and nearby practice fields and batting cages. From there, it’s a short walk to party decks, suites, and group picnic areas.

You’ll find multiple concession stands throughout the venue serving ballpark classics and local favorites, plus craft beer, specialty cocktails, and rotating food trucks during major events. Restrooms (including family restrooms), merchandise kiosks and team stores for both the Astros and Nationals, ATMs, and water bottle refill stations are conveniently placed throughout. Families can take advantage of the kids’ play area — a great break spot between innings.

Security and Policies

Bag Policy: Clear bags up to 12"x6"x12" are permitted; small clutches up to 4.5"x6.5" are allowed. All bags are subject to inspection.
Prohibited Items: Outside food/drink (except for medical needs), weapons, umbrellas, hard-sided coolers, large bags, drones, and noisemakers.
Re-entry Policy: No re-entry once you exit the venue.
Service Animals: Only ADA-defined service animals are permitted.

Post-Purchase Tips — Be Ready for Event Day

Download your tickets before arriving — cell service can be limited.
Bring a valid ID and cashless payment option.
Charge your phone fully.
Review venue policies in advance.
Arrive early to watch workouts from the outfield boardwalk and practice fields.
Pack sunscreen and a light rain layer — Florida spring weather can change quickly.

Pre-Event Planning

Make the most of your day by arriving early enough to explore the practice fields visible from the main concourse. It’s common to catch pitchers’ drills and batting practice up close — a rare opportunity to see MLB routines you usually only hear about. Plan time for a lap on the outfield boardwalk to scout different vantage points before you settle into your seats.

Photographers and superfans often favor the first-base side for late-afternoon games — the sunset views here are a highlight. If you’re coordinating with friends or family, choose a clear meeting point like the kids’ play area or a party deck. It’s a spacious complex, so setting a time and place keeps the group together, especially if some prefer the berm while others opt for reserved seating.

For newcomers, previewing the Cacti Park of The Palm Beaches seating chart can help you pick sections with shade or quick access to amenities. If comfort is a priority, Field Box and Dugout Box sections are popular for both views and sun protection.

Accessibility

CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches is ADA-accessible, with designated ADA parking close to main entrances and courtesy shuttles from lots to the gates for guests with mobility needs. Ramps and elevators provide access to all seating levels and suites, and accessible seating is available throughout the ballpark at various price levels with companion seating.

Assistive listening devices are available at Guest Services to enhance the in-venue audio experience. If you need help selecting accessible seating, reach out to Ticket Purchase for personalized guidance before you buy.

Dining Options

Inside the venue, you’ll find multiple concession stands serving ballpark favorites like hot dogs, burgers, nachos, and pizza, along with local specialties. Fans can enjoy local craft beer, specialty cocktails, and rotating food trucks during major events — perfect for trying something new between innings.

Merchandise kiosks and team stores for both the Astros and Nationals are on-site, making it easy to grab gear or souvenirs. Water bottle refill stations help you stay hydrated on hot days.

Food and Restaurants Near CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches

If you’re arriving early or staying nearby, there are excellent dining options in West Palm Beach within a short drive:

Duffy’s Sports Grill (Village Commons) — Lively sports bar serving American classics and local brews.
La Granja (Haverhill Rd) — Peruvian chain known for rotisserie chicken and Latin American fare.
The Grille Fashion Cuisine (Village Blvd) — Upscale-casual spot offering steaks, seafood, and creative cocktails.
Kabuki Sushi Thai Tapas (Village Blvd) — Modern eatery with sushi, Thai dishes, and tapas-style plates.
Tropical Cafe Smoothie (Village Commons) — Quick-service spot for smoothies, wraps, and healthy bites.
El Paso Taco Restaurant (Okeechobee Blvd) — Family-run Mexican restaurant with authentic tacos and burritos.
Keese’s Simply Delicious (Village Blvd) — Mediterranean and American comfort food in a cozy setting.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (45th St) — Homestyle Southern cooking and a country store experience.

These nearby spots make it easy to grab a delicious meal or drink before heading into the show.

Other Venues in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach and its surrounding areas offer a thriving live entertainment scene — and Ticket Purchase connects you to them all:

Kravis Center for the Performing Arts — Major performing arts center hosting Broadway shows, concerts, and ballet.
iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre — Large outdoor amphitheater for major concerts and festivals.
Palm Beach County Convention Center — Event and exhibition space for conventions, expos, and galas.
Meyer Amphitheatre — Waterfront outdoor venue for concerts and community events.
The Harriet Himmel Theater — Historic theater in CityPlace for weddings, events, and performances.
SunFest — Annual waterfront music and arts festival that brings national acts to downtown.
Lake Worth Playhouse — Historic community theater presenting plays, musicals, and films.
Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (Jupiter) — Spring Training home for the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals.

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Other Things to Do in West Palm Beach

Beyond the baseball, the West Palm Beach area offers incredible attractions for visitors heading to CACTI Park of The Palm Beaches:

Norton Museum of Art — Renowned museum with American, European, and Chinese art collections.
Clematis Street — Lively downtown district with restaurants, bars, and nightlife.
Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society — Family-friendly zoo with exotic animals and conservation programs.
Mounts Botanical Garden — Expansive botanical garden featuring tropical and native plants.
Henry Morrison Flagler Museum — Gilded Age mansion and museum on Palm Beach island.
South Florida Science Center and Aquarium — Interactive science exhibits and aquarium displays.
Peanut Island Park — Popular island park for snorkeling, swimming, and picnics.
Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens — Unique gardens with monumental sculptures and the artist’s studio.
Okeeheelee Park — Large regional park with trails, lakes, and sports facilities.
Worth Avenue — Iconic upscale shopping and dining district in Palm Beach.

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