Miami Open 2027 Introduces "The Pavilions" — New Premium Club Seating at Stadium Court

The Miami Open presented by Itaú has announced a significant premium upgrade to Stadium Court at Hard Rock Stadium for the 2027 tournament. Named The Pavilions, the new corner seating structures mark the first major change to Stadium Court since the Masters 1000 event moved to Miami Gardens in 2019 — and they represent the most ambitious hospitality expansion in the tournament's recent history.

Located in the southwest and southeast corners of the stadium, The Pavilions are designed to bring fans closer to the court with direct sightlines to match play. Each structure is 4,000 square feet and seats 150 people, with Club-style, Club Premier, and Living Room seating options available as both Single Session and Full Series Package purchases.

The hospitality offering inside The Pavilions is built around the Miami Open's reputation for elevated fan experience. Guests have access to all-inclusive wine, champagne, beer, soda, and water served from a private bar, alongside a curated hors d'oeuvres menu designed to reflect the diversity of Miami's dining scene. The spaces will also feature bar and lounge seating, curated art displays, and televisions showing matches from across the campus.

Fans who purchase Living Room seats within The Pavilions receive an additional benefit: access to the 72 Club and Casa Tua during their session — two of the most exclusive spaces at the Miami Open.

"We're always looking at how we can elevate the fan and player experience at the Miami Open," said Tournament Director James Blake. "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. This is the first of several upgrades designed to enhance the fan and player experience and we cannot wait to welcome everyone back to Miami in March."

The 2027 Miami Open presented by Itaú runs March 14–28 at Hard Rock Stadium. The tournament is one of nine ATP Masters 1000 Series events and a WTA 1000 event, annually hosting the world's top-ranked players. In 2026, the event drew more than 420,000 spectators over its 15-day run. Recent champions include Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, and Iga Swiatek.

All Single Session tickets — including seats in The Pavilions — go on sale Thursday, September 10. Presale access for registered fans opened Wednesday, September 9. Register and purchase at miamiopen.com.

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