The Miami Open tennis tournament will today announce two new club spaces on its stadium court branded “The Pavilions.” The 4,000-square-foot, 150-person capacity areas will be in the southeast and west corners of the tournament’s main stadium; offer direct sightlines to the court; and include a mix of bar and lounge seating and televisions that show other matches taking place around the grounds. Other amenities include all-inclusive wine, champagne, beer, soda, water and hors d’oeuvres “curated to reflect the diverse tastes of Miami’s dining scene.”
The introduction of “The Pavilions” represents the first major upgrade to the Miami Open’s main stadium since the ATP/WTA 1000 tournament moved from the Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens in 2019. Single-session prices vary but generally range from $210 per seat in the early rounds to four figures for the finals, according to a tournament spokesperson.
HOK + Rossetti is architecting “The Pavilions,” while Tower is managing the build-out. Sodexo Live! is the Miami Open’s food and beverage partner.
The tournament will open its single-session ticket presale window on Sept. 9 and single-session on-sale Sept. 10.