The Miami Open (US) presented by Itaú announced a premium upgrade to the Stadium Court.
‘The Pavilions’
‘Hard Rock Stadium’ stated that named ‘The Pavilions’ the new structures cater to the tournament’s growing demand thus offering the fans a more immersive viewing experience by bringing them closer to the court.
Corner Seating Options
For the 2027 tournament the court inside the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida (US) will offer two incredible corner seating options for the fans seeking to catch world-class tennis in action thus marking the first major change to the Stadium Court since the Masters 1000 (a premier group of nine elite tennis tournaments) first took place in the Miami Gardens in 2019.
The Miami Open is an annual professional tennis tournament held in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States. It is played on the outdoor hardcourts at the Hard Rock Stadium and is held in late March and early April.
The 2027 Miami Open presented by Itaú will be played from March 14th-March 28th at the Hard Rock Stadium. The 15-day event is owned and operated by MARI and the Hard Rock Stadium. In 2026, the tournament attracted more than 420,000 spectators over its 15 days at the Hard Rock Stadium. The Miami Open is defined by the city’s vibrant culture, the nightlife, the five-star dining and hospitality, the iconic beaches, and the celebrity appeal.
The largest bank in Latin America – the Itaú Unibanco – operates in 18 countries and serves more than 70 million customers including individuals and the companies across a wide range of segments. In sports, Itaú has maintained a consistent presence in tennis for 50 years supporting the development of the sport in Brazil and worldwide across multiple fronts – from talent development to the sponsorship of the major international events – as part of its strategy to strengthen the customer relationships, build brand relevance and broaden access to sport.
MARI is a global events and experiences company with a portfolio of some of the world’s most influential live properties across sport, art, lifestyle, and entertainment.
The 75,000-seat Hard Rock Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States. The stadium is the home field for the National Football League (NFL) team Miami Dolphins.
The Stadium Court at the Hard Rock Stadium is a temporary, custom-built modular center court constructed directly on top of the football field for the annual Miami Open tennis tournament.
Stadium Court Match
‘Hard Rock Stadium’ further stated that ‘The Pavilions’ will be located in the Southwest and Southeast corners of the stadium thus providing direct views of match play on the Stadium Court. Each Pavilion is 4,000 square feet and seats 150 people. The Club-style, the Club Premier and the Living Room seating options will be available for purchase in ‘The Pavilions’ as both Single Session and Full Series Package options thus giving the fans the opportunity to experience a variety of world-class hospitality during every Stadium Court match.
Bar-Lounge Seating
‘The Pavilions’ will feature a mixture of bar and lounge seating, curated art displays and televisions playing the other matches across the campus so that the guests never miss a moment.
Hors d’oeuvres Menu
Served from the private bar the fans in ‘The Pavilions’ have access to all-inclusive wine, champagne, beer, soda, and water in addition to a delicious hors d’oeuvres menu carefully curated to reflect the diverse tastes of Miami’s dining scene.
High-end Spaces
Those who purchase the Living Room seats within ‘The Pavilions’ will also be granted access to the 72 Club and the Casa Tua during their session – two of the most high-end spaces at the Miami Open presented by Itaú.
Elevating Fan-Player Experience
Explained James Blake, Tournament Director, Miami Open, “We’re always looking at how we can elevate the fan and player experience at the Miami Open. ‘The Pavilions’ are an exciting addition that brings the guests closer to the court paired with the outstanding hospitality the Miami Open presented by Itaú has become known for. This is the first of several upgrades designed to enhance the fan and the player experience and we cannot wait to welcome everyone back to Miami in March.”
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