Two weeks of elite tennis in March, and a city that makes the days around the matches as important as the matches themselves
Miami Open tennis is the combined ATP and WTA 1000 tournament held every spring at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. The Miami Open was founded in 1985 and sits one step below the four Grand Slams in the calendar.
It moved from Crandon Park on Key Biscayne, its home from 1987 to 2018, to Hard Rock Stadium in 2019. The same grounds now also host the Miami Grand Prix.
The 2027 tournament is scheduled for mid-to-late March, and the organiser confirms the final dates and session schedule. The 2026 edition was played from 17 to 29 March and was won by Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka.
The two weeks have different characters. The first week is a tournament of many courts, with early rounds, doubles, and top players on the outer courts. The second week narrows to the Stadium Court, where the semi-finals and finals are played. A visit built for the first week is about access and atmosphere. A visit built for the second is about a single seat on a single day.
The tournament follows Indian Wells in the American calendar, and winning both in the same year is known as the Sunshine Double.
Tickets are sold by the organiser, with reserved seating on the Stadium Court, Grandstand tickets, grounds passes, and packages for the full tournament. The organiser issues tickets digitally. Private suites and hospitality clubs sit above these categories and are the more practical choice for a group or for entertaining.
We do not resell tickets. The useful question is which session and which format suit the occasion, and that is a planning decision rather than a purchase. A suite gives a table, service, and shade for a long afternoon. Stadium Court seating gives the match, and a grounds pass gives movement between courts.
The tournament takes place on a large campus around the stadium, with ten competition courts and further practice courts. The Stadium Court is built inside the stadium with temporary stands, which gives it a different feel from a purpose-built tennis arena.
Miami Gardens is some distance from Miami Beach and Brickell, and match-day traffic is the main variable. The sensible plan is a driver, a fixed return time, and a table booked afterwards, since sessions can run late.
Tell us which days you want and we will arrange the week around them
We plan the tournament around the sessions that matter to you: a stay positioned for the stadium or for the city, a driver who knows the match-day routes, hospitality chosen for the group, and tables at the restaurants and nightlife venues that fill earliest. If the visit combines tennis with Formula 1 on the same grounds later in the spring, our Miami Grand Prix guide shows how that weekend works. For corporate guests, our business concierge team handles the group.
The tournament is scheduled for mid-to-late March 2027, and the organiser publishes the confirmed dates. The finals are played on the closing weekend
Through the organiser’s official channels. We do not resell tickets, but we can advise on sessions and hospitality and arrange the stay around them
At Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, since 2019. Before that it was held at Crandon Park on Key Biscayne
Jannik Sinner won the men’s singles and Aryna Sabalenka the women’s
For a group or for hosting, yes. A suite offers a table, service, and shade for a long day, which a standard seat does not
