GO MARLINS!! I love that no matter where you sit it's still the best experience ever. The food is…read morea little pricey but worth it

Always love to come to LoanDepot/Marlins game for Bark at the Park. Bringing my dog to a baseball…read moregame is so fun. It used to be on Sundays, so an easier weekend day to come out to Miami. But they changed BATP to Mondays this year so made some changes so my nephews can have fun with dogs and baseball before school starts. We always appreciate the 305 pricing for hotdogs and popcorn. We also got a pizza this time and appreciate they still allow you to bring 1 serving of food in a clear bag- glad this is still permitted. Marlins won 8-7 Phillies which was a thrilling game. Parking was $20 on a parking app, which I was happy to not need to download and just plug in my info and ApplePay worked. I parked 3rd base parking garage. These garages are efficient which is appreciated for Miami!!!

Went to the first concert after the name change into Kaseya center , and the parking was super…read moresmooth to get and traffic was not too bad . The staff were nice and everything was clean up front . Tickets were purchased online and I didn't have any issues retrieving them . The concert venue was amazing , usually it gets hot , but there was enough AC to go around lol Plenty of food options , have a great time !

I purchsed tickets using this vendor. The tickets never arrived on my phone, by email, or via any…read moreother means. On arrival at the arena they were unable to print the tickets because that said I purchaseed them on-line. Fortunately I had a receipt and was given a pass to enter. I will never use this service again.

Being part of the inaugural of the brand new Miami Freedom Park and Soccer also known as Nu Stadium…read morefeels very special to me! It is a historical day with the opening of a brand new sports arena! The inside is finished but unfortunately the outside still needs work as well as the parking lot. The inside is really mind blowing and absolutely love the colors. The Nu Club has a unique glass tunnel to see the players come out. On top of it are you have the west club and access to seats. The stadium is insanely large and like a labyrinth the first time! Very excited for what's to come!!

The centerpiece of Miami Freedom Park is Nu Stadium. Inter Miami CF is already playing their home…read moregames at the stadium but the park is still under construction. The roads and pathways to the stadium are still not finished but the parking garage and VIP parking are open. The construction teams, equipment and cranes that are building the Hotel and Entertainment district will be around for quite some time. The park is right next to MIA but you hardly notice the air traffic inside the stadium. Nu Stadium probably holds the record as the closest stadium to a major airport.

I've gone there quite a few times to play, musical and other shows, and really enjoyed it.read more

The Sandrell Rivers Theater is a brand new, state of the art theater serving Miami's Liberty City…read moreand all of Miami-Dade County. The Sandrell Rivers Theater is managed by Fantasy Theatre Factory, Miami-Dade's premier theatre-for-young-audiences and community events company.We went here to see "A Class Act" - it exposes what happens what a large corporation is caught dumping poisonous chemicals into our drinking water as is happening in Biscayne Bay right now. It was decorated for the holidays which was nice. There weren't many people in the audience but it was nice to go to a different theater (I Won these tickets so that was an added bonus). The parking garage is in the back of the theatre and its free which is an added bonus. There isn't much in the area so know that before you go there as well.

Miami Marlins baseball day is usually a fun day. I love going when doggies are allowed. Going for…read morePokemon fest and Mother's Day to get the Barbie jersey.

Got to go on tour with Alexander for pregame and it was awesome!!! Alexander embodies the spirit…read moreand energy of baseball and the Marlins!!! He is an excellent guide and was very informative and kind! I highly recommend a pregame tour with Alexander!!!

In the spirit of the FIFA World Cup, as one of the many host cities, putting this fan fest together…read moreis a great idea. As fan fest takes over Bayfront Park, be sure to prepare yourself for some traffic and raised parking prices. Right next to Bayside, I parked in the Bayside parking lot for a $40 flat fee and a simple easy walk to fan fest. I went on an off day on a Monday afternoon and no lines and no crowds. However, our time was cut short with severe weather approaching. Staff at first were kind and politely requesting people exit but towards the exit, some of the staff seemed to have been irritated and became rude. Overall, the event and function was amazing during the little time we spent. Love all the interactive events and games for fans to enjoy. Love the tents with some history and facts about soccer. Love the open seating for watch parties with a big screen tv! Fun and free and nicely organized as you'll bound to have a great experience as you immerse yourself with all things soccer.

First time at this amazing place. The Ocean Bank Convocation Center was the house for a great…read morebasketball game this past Saturday, where my daughter and I went right after we finished the Dessert Wars event. This is a neat indoor stadium, with clean floors, chairs, restrooms, and wonderful service. The security was superb, with guards in different spots of this place and even Police officers. Thank you!

The Miami HEAT is my favorite team in the NBA. They play at the American Airlines Arena, recently…read morechanged the name to Kaseya Center. My peak Miami HEAT fandom was 2010-2014 during the Big 3 Era that features Miami Legends Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, and Chris Bosh. I used to go to almost all the games and events during that span. It was a fun 4 year stretch as the Miami HEAT was in the NBA Finals for 4 straight years and won 2 Championships. The championship parade at the historic Biscayne Boulevard was awesome, and the championship celebration inside the arena after the parade was great! Miami HEAT players, coaches and personnel were always nice, met most of them and some of the staff were still working there and my friends to this day. Met them again in recent weeks as I went to a couple of HEAT events. The arena is beautiful, nice ocean and city view from the arena and accessible via bus or train, and parking is available inside the arena and plenty of street parking available. A lot of vendors inside the arena selling good food and drinks, and bars too. I always have a great time and have a five star experience and moments whenever I go to a Miami HEAT game or events. The pictures says it all! Check it out!

I was somewhat of a Miami Heat fan in the mid-2000s in part because our family regularly vacationed…read moreat Doral from 2004 to 2015. During that time, I attended Game 2 of the 2005 Eastern Conference semifinals versus the Washington Wizards; a 108-102 Heat victory led by Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem. I bought a "Wade County" T-shirt and it was one of my favorite T-shirts. The Heat would later go on to win their first NBA championship the following year (2006). At that time, little did I know Miami would deliver the most heartbreaking loss of my NBA fandom seven to eight years later in Game 6 of the 2013 NBA Finals. That was the Ray Allen three and the Heat surviving, 103-100 in OT, against the San Antonio Spurs. You see, I was a diehard Tim Duncan-era Spurs fan. But, as Tim said himself after the Spurs won the 2014 title, winning in 2014 made 2013 okay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cHiM4WFpV4 Props to D-Wade, Pat Riley, Erik Spoelstra, and the Heat for winning those three titles in 2006, 2012, and 2013. Shout-out to Chris Bosh, out of Georgia Tech (my alma mater), as well. As much as the Heat were the Spurs' nemesis in 2013-2014, I did think it was impressive how they successfully constructed a roster to complement the Big Three and go to the NBA Finals all four years (2011-2014) of that era. Also, shout-out to Bam Adebayo, who scored 83 points earlier this year (2026), breaking Kobe Bryant's 81 for second-most points scored in a game. Bam played high school ball in my hometown: High Point, North Carolina.