Hard Rock Stadium

Came here for a concert by The Weeknd! Kaytranada opened up, and he shut it down! Abel came on & put on an amazing show for three hours! The venue was perfect, and I had such a great time! Cannot wait for my next experience at Hard Rock Stadium!

Omg!!! This place is amazing, not only because of the technology, but also cause it has the most caring workers I've seen. I worked the Formula One event, and they truly amazed me. They were always ready to help you, always with a big smile on their faces even though it was really hot outside and people weren't the best. They kept working hard and being kind to everybody. The stadium was always clean even when the day was almost over. There was always someone cleaning.

I’ve been around since this stadium was named Joe Robbie and omg the improvement and elevation! Despite the name change over the years… this stadium is a staple for the Miami area for many many years! Not only does it host sports games but other events such as Rolling Loud! Love it here!

Hard Rock Stadium! The Tennis venue was Extraordinary. The ambiance never disappoints in any occasion. I keep coming back for different events never disappointed bathrooms are clean Staff always friendly and Sponsors like Maestro DOBEL never disappoint.

Amazing place for all the sport and non sports activities! Very organised and easy accessible huge space. Multiple shops and cafes.
Very pleasant staff was met on our seat at Miami Open. Great view at the main court from any seat!

The Hard Rock tennis campus is a great complex. Was there Monday evening and returning today for the top-notch matches. It exciting. It's top-notch tennis. Food and drink are good. I had chicken tenders/fries and water. He had a Vodka soda and a hotdog. The campus was a buzz Monday evening and every person we had questions were happy to help. Thank you. Pre-paid parking was the best for parking through Ticket master ($30). The Hard Rock's event planners did a 5 star job. And they are setting up grand stands and tracks for the Miami Formula 1. This too will be exciting .

Def will return, for tennis and hopefully football too (but Dan Marino has retired…)

This review is for tennis - Miami Open

Hard Rock Stadium opened in 1987, is the home to the Miami Dolphins but is being used for a few other events, such as tennis, and college football the Orange Bowl. For tennis, they added huge sections at the stadium court, making it small because American football field is 120 yards by 53.3 yards, while tennis court is 78ft (23.77m) by 27ft (8.23m).

Bathrooms have no ac, if I remembered right. USTA do.

The ground is nicely groomed and laid out. I enjoyed the different seating areas, bars and eateries.

Lacking corporate heavy hitters, such as Amex and Chase that are stables at US Open, La Roche-Posay passes out mini size. At Amex corner at the US Open, they gave at least two different full sizes.

Don Shula (1930-2020) was a defensive back for 7 seasons but wa most famous for being the head coach of Miami Dolphins from 1970 to 1995, with the winningest recored: 347 victories and 328 regular season victories. In 1972, Dolphins had a perfect session, 14-0 but failed to win the Super Bowl. The QB I knew was Dan Marino (1961-) who lost to Joe Montana (1956-) and his 49er’s in Super Bowl XIX, in 1985. Marino won no Super Bowl while Joe Cool has 4 rings.