The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are Tampa Bay’s NFL team, playing their home games at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. Competing in the NFC South, the Buccaneers have won two Super Bowl championships and have become one of the region’s most popular professional sports teams.
Planning to catch a game in Tampa? Browse upcoming Tampa Bay Buccaneers home games and tickets below, then continue through our guide for Raymond James Stadium information, game-day tips, parking, team history, and more.
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Quick Facts
- League: National Football League (NFL)
- Conference: NFC
- Division: NFC South
- Home Stadium: Raymond James Stadium
- Founded: 1976
- Team Colors: Red, pewter, orange, and black
- Super Bowl Championships: 2
- Best For: NFL fans, families, sports fans, and visitors looking for a Tampa game-day experience
The Buccaneers made NFL history during the 2020 season by becoming the first team to play in—and win—a Super Bowl in its home stadium, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs at Raymond James Stadium in Super Bowl LV.
Raymond James Stadium
The Buccaneers have played at Raymond James Stadium since it opened in 1998. Located in West Tampa, the stadium holds approximately 65,000 fans and is instantly recognizable for the 103-foot pirate ship overlooking the north end zone.
Visit our Raymond James Stadium guide for more information about parking, stadium policies, tours, and upcoming events.
Buccaneers Game-Day Experience
- Tailgating – Fans begin gathering around Raymond James Stadium well before kickoff, making the parking lots an important part of the game-day experience.
- Buccaneer Cove – The pirate-themed area surrounding the stadium’s famous ship gives Raymond James Stadium its unmistakable Tampa Bay personality.
- Pirate Ship Cannons – Cannon blasts are one of the Buccaneers’ best-known home-game traditions.
- Pregame Atmosphere – Arrive early to enjoy the crowds, music, food, team activities, and excitement building around the stadium.
- NFC South Rivalries – Games against the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, and New Orleans Saints bring divisional rivals to Tampa each season.
Arrive several hours before kickoff if you want the full Buccaneers game-day experience. Traffic builds quickly around Raymond James Stadium, and arriving early gives you time to park, tailgate, and get inside without rushing.
Buccaneers History
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers joined the NFL as an expansion franchise in 1976. Just three seasons later, the Buccaneers reached the playoffs and advanced to the NFC Championship Game during the 1979 season.
The Buccaneers won their first championship in Super Bowl XXXVII following the 2002 season. Nearly two decades later, Tampa Bay returned to the Super Bowl following the 2020 season and defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium, becoming the first NFL team to win a Super Bowl in its home stadium.
Good to Know
- Parking and traffic can become busy several hours before kickoff.
- Purchasing parking in advance is recommended when available.
- Raymond James Stadium has a No Bag Policy, with limited exceptions for small clutches and approved medical or accessibility items.
- Tickets are mobile, so have your ticket ready before approaching the stadium entrance.
- Stadium parking lots use cashless and contactless transactions.
- Policies and game-day procedures can change, so check current stadium information before attending.
Parking & Transportation
Raymond James Stadium has thousands of parking spaces surrounding the venue, with additional parking available throughout the surrounding area. Official parking passes may be available in advance for Buccaneers games, and arriving early is strongly recommended.
Traffic becomes increasingly heavy as kickoff approaches and again immediately after games. If you’re using rideshare transportation, check the current game-day pickup and drop-off information before arriving, as designated locations and procedures may vary.
Pair Your Visit
If you’re visiting Tampa for a Buccaneers game, consider spending part of the day exploring Tampa Riverwalk and Downtown Tampa before heading to Raymond James Stadium. The waterfront area offers restaurants, parks, museums, and attractions, making it an easy way to turn game day into a full day in Tampa.
Nearby Things to Do
Nearby destinations include George M. Steinbrenner Field, ZooTampa at Lowry Park, and restaurants and entertainment throughout West Tampa. Ybor City is also within a short drive for visitors looking for dining, nightlife, and entertainment before or after a game.