Jackie Robinson Ballpark in Daytona Beach, FL, is a historic baseball field and a beloved destination for baseball fans. Established in 1914, it received its name in 1948 in honor of civil rights leader Jackie Robinson and his contribution to baseball and life-justice activism. The ballpark features a grandstand seating area that can fit up to 4500 spectators as well as other modern amenities. Beyond the ballpark, Daytona Beach offers an array of attractions for visitors to explore. Resorts line A1A and Ocean Drive, where white sand beaches provide an idyllic setting, and the boardwalk standing strong since 1925. With its moderate winter climate, it's also a popular destination for holiday activities and events. Racing has been at the heart of Daytona since 1903 and continues every Saturday evening. Concert-goers can attend Daytona's Bandshell concerts, a Summer Concert Series running May through August annually on Friday evenings. There are also eclectic food finds throughout the city and Morton Park, a few minutes away. With its historic grandstand, world-class press box, and incredible view of the Halifax River, Jackie Robinson Ballpark is a must-see for any baseball fan. Whether you're visiting Daytona Beach to catch a game of the Daytona Tortugas or attending a historic Bethune–Cookman Wildcats game, you'll be in for a truly memorable experience!