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Pelicans show off 2026 ballpark upgrades; paid parking to debut this season
Myrtle Beach is rolling out multi‑million‑dollar improvements at Pelicans Ballpark for 2026, highlighted by a new event space dubbed The Diamond, an expanded right‑field video board, upgraded sound and LED outfield lighting, refreshed seating and hospitality options, and enhanced player facilities including expanded clubhouses, new hitting tunnels, and inclusive locker rooms [1]. A public unveiling for The Diamond is planned ahead of first pitch [1].This season also brings a shift to paid game‑day parking at the stadium, with some fan exemptions to be outlined as the policy takes effect [2]. The upgrades come as the Cubs’ Single‑A affiliate preps for another summer on the Grand Strand [3][1].