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Dolphins: at a glance

Compiled from Times wires

© St. Petersburg Times, published September 1, 2000

STADIUM: Pro Player Stadium.

CAPACITY: 75,192.

TICKETS: Individual tickets are available for $49, $39 and $20. Contact the ticket office at (888) FINS-TIX or (305) 573-TEAM.

PARKING: Available in lots surrounding stadium. Prices vary.

DIRECTIONS: From Tampa-St. Petersburg, take I-75 south across Alligator Alley to Palmetto Expressway (826). Go east to 27th Avenue and turn left (north). Stadium is about 1.5 miles on the right.

RADIO: No regular programming.

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