Miami Open Is Bringing a New Level of Luxury to Stadium Court
Sep 10, 2026
Watching world-class tennis in Miami is about to get a little more Miami.
The Miami Open presented by Itaú is adding two new premium hospitality spaces to Stadium Court for 2027, bringing club-style seating, private bars and lounge spaces closer to the action inside Hard Rock Stadium.
Called The Pavilions, the new structures will occupy the southwest and southeast corners of Stadium Court and mark the first major upgrade to the venue since the Miami Open moved to Miami Gardens in 2019.
Each Pavilion will span 4,000 square feet and accommodate 150 guests, with Club, Premier Club and Living Room seating configurations. Beyond the seats, the spaces will feature bars, lounges, curated artwork and televisions carrying matches from around the grounds.
And this is Miami, after all. Pavilion tickets include rotating hors d'oeuvres along with beer, wine and sparkling wine, while the spaces will remain shaded throughout the day.
The most premium option goes a step further. Living Room ticket holders will sit in lounge chairs in the front row and receive access to both the 72 Club and Casa Tua Courtside Club during their session.
“We’re always looking at how we can elevate the fan and player experience at the Miami Open,” Tournament Director James Blake said. “The Pavilions are an exciting addition that brings guests closer to the court paired with the outstanding hospitality the Miami Open presented by Itaú has become known for.”
Blake also called the project the “first of several upgrades” planned around the tournament.
The move fits the Miami Open's increasingly distinct identity. Tennis remains the main event, but Hard Rock Stadium has turned the tournament into something considerably bigger: two weeks where world-class tennis intersects with Miami food, fashion, art, nightlife and hospitality.
The numbers suggest plenty of people want in. The Miami Open reported more than 420,000 attendees and four Stadium Court sellouts in 2026.
The Pavilions start at $215 for a single session, with Full Series packages also available. The 2027 Miami Open is scheduled for March 14–28 at Hard Rock Stadium.
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Sources: Miami Open | The Pavilions
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