The Tampa Baseball Museum at the Al Lopez House officially opened September 25, 2021! We invite you to take time to visit with family, friends, and out-of-town guests.
Although not required, timed-entry tickets can be purchased in advance for your convenience. Purchase a discounted two-museum ticket that includes the nearby Ybor City Museum State Park to complete your Ybor City experience.
Members and those with guest passes can use their free admissions to schedule their visits.
Thursday-Saturday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Sunday-Wednesday: Closed
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day
2003 N. 19th Street
Tampa, Florida 33605
$12 Adults
$10 Military, Seniors 65+, and Students 18+ years of age (ID Required)
$6 Children
Add $2 for a two-museum ticket that includes the Ybor City Museum State Park
Free admission for children five years and younger
Staff is required to wear masks. All visitors are asked to wear masks and social distance for everyone’s safety.
The Museum is ADA compliant, including the restrooms. Access for wheelchairs and those who must avoid stairs is available via the ramp to the right of the building.
Tampa Baseball Museum welcomes trained service animals. Personal pets are not considered service animals under the ADA and are not allowed in the Museum.
Ride the TECO Line Streetcar to the Tampa Baseball Museum. Streetcar Station #1 – Centennial Park (8th Avenue & 20th Street) is conveniently located near the museum. From the station, walk one block west and make a right (north) onto 19th Street. The museum will be one-and-a-half blocks ahead on your right.
Parking options include City of Tampa and Hillsborough County lots near the museum and on-street parking spaces throughout Ybor City (free for a two-hour period). Economical paid parking is available at the well-lit Centro Ybor and Fernando Noriega, Jr. Parking Garages. Private paid parking lots are plentiful.
For additional parking options, click here.