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If You’re Going to the Miami Open Make Sure You Enjoy it in Style

The best way to watch the Miami Open in style is a Suite Stadium Court booking at Hard Rock Stadium, with the 2026 tournament listed for 15 to 29 March. This guide replaces older advice that referred to Crandon Park. We removed the old cruise, limo and hotel prices because we could not verify them.

Ten ways to do the Miami Open

Step Tip
10 Plan around the dates
9 Know the venue
8 Pick the right seats
7 Book a suite
6 Choose a multi-session package
5 Travel as a group
4 Park ahead
3 Consider membership
2 Stay close, or make a Miami trip of it
1 Ask for hospitality pricing early

10. Plan around the dates

The official site lists the 2026 tournament as 15 to 29 March and the 2027 edition as 14 to 28 March, subject to change.

March is peak season in Miami, and the schedule can move. Check the official calendar before booking flights or a hotel.

9. Know the venue

The tournament is played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, not Crandon Park as in older guides.

The tournament moved to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. The address is 347 Don Shula Drive, Miami Gardens, Florida 33056, and the official site is Miami Open.

8. Pick the right seats

The official ticket menu offers Stadium Court, Luxury Stadium Court and Outer Courts.

Stadium Court seats suit the big matches. Luxury Stadium Court is described as best-in-class seating for must-see matches, and Outer Courts put you close to the action. Single-session Stadium Court tickets were reported from about $35 for 2026, though prices change.

7. Book a suite

Suite Stadium Court is described as private spaces for premium tennis and entertaining. Prices are on request through the tournament’s sales team.

The suite option is the most private way to watch. The tournament gives no price online, and sales staff follow up after you submit the form.

6. Choose a multi-session package

Full Series, Multi-Session and Single Session packages are sold.

A Full Series pass covers the whole event. Multi-session packages were reported from about $175 for 2026, though check the official site for the current price.

5. Travel as a group

Group and travel packages are offered through the tournament.

If you are bringing friends, clients or a team, group and travel packages are the starting point.

4. Park ahead

Parking is bought separately through Ticketmaster.

Buy parking in advance through the official ticket partner so you do not queue on match day.

3. Consider membership

The tournament also sells memberships.

Membership is for regulars who want repeat access.

2. Stay close, or make a Miami trip of it

Hard Rock Stadium is in Miami Gardens, so many visitors combine the event with a stay in Miami.

Plan your transport, hotel and dinners around match times, because the tournament runs for two weeks.

1. Ask for hospitality pricing early

The tournament lists no hospitality prices online and asks buyers to submit an interest form.

Premium hospitality sells out, and the price is not published. Ask the sales team early.

FAQ

When is the Miami Open in 2026?

The official site lists 15 to 29 March 2026, subject to change. The 2027 dates are 14 to 28 March.

Where is the Miami Open played?

At Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

How much are Miami Open tickets?

Prices were reported from about $35 for a single-session Stadium Court seat and about $25 for a Grounds Pass in 2026. Check the official site for current prices.

How do I book a suite?

Submit the interest form on the tournament site. A sales representative will follow up with prices.

Is Crandon Park still the venue?

No. Older guides refer to Crandon Park, but the tournament now plays at Hard Rock Stadium.

How we put this list together

We built this from the tournament’s own ticket pages and removed prices we could not verify. Ticket price ranges are from reported 2026 starting prices.

Last updated: October 2026.

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