How to Experience a Full Day at the Miami Open

The Miami Open has something for everybody, whether you are a diehard tennis fan or a casual supporter.

The first full weekend of the 2026 Miami Open has come and gone, and the tennis itself was certainly exciting. World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz took down rising star João Fonseca on Friday night, only to be upset by No. 36 Sebastian Korda on Sunday afternoon. World No. 3 Iga Swiatek was stunned by No. 50 Magda Linette, while former No. 1 Venus Williams saw her run end in the first round.

Some fans want to stay in their seats for every serve while others enjoy exploring the festival-type environnment on campus between matches. No matter your level of tennis acumen, the Miami Open has something for you to enjoy.

The experience is intentional from the moment you enter the main gates. The new grand entrance invites you to pause and take it all in: crowds buzzing in every direction, music floating through the air, and the unmistakable energy of Miami surrounding you. One of your first stops should be the partner booths, where sponsors offer free samples and exclusive merchandise. La Roche-Posay, in particular, is a must as their complimentary skincare checks and sunscreen samples are perfect for a sunny Miami day.

From there, check out the Piper-Heidsieck Champagne Garden. Bring friends or make new ones with a drink in hand and some shade. When you’re ready to explore again, stroll over to one of the Cadillac displays to check out the latest vehicles. Whether you’re casually browsing or seriously considering a purchase, knowledgeable reps are always on hand to help you.

Looking for a fun way to cool off? Stay in Palm Court and head to the Dobel Tequila Club. There, you can sample the official cocktail of the Miami Open, the Ace Paloma, before grabbing a bite to eat from any of the

Next head to the Santa Margherita Rosé Giardino inside the Court 29 Food Hall. Order a refreshing frosé, served in a Miami Open-exclusive tennis ball tumbler you can take home as a souvenir. Sit in the garden area to unwind or wander the food hall until something catches your eye; with so many options, there truly is no wrong choice.

Next, make your way to South Plaza and visit the official Miami Open Shop and the Lacoste Shop, where losing track of time is practically guaranteed. Right next door, the Rally Room Arcade offers skill games that are fun for all ages, while the Baptist Health Skills Zone lets you test your reflexes in some friendly competition.

When your feet need a break, Palm Court has you covered. Hop aboard the Piper-Heidsieck Champagne Skyview for a slow, scenic loop around campus, offering a bird’s-eye view of the action below. Once you’re back on the ground, walk over to American Social for good music, lively energy and great drinks.

Whether you’re attending with friends or exploring on your own, the Miami Open campus itself is an experience worth the trip. Even the most casual tennis fan can spend an entire weekend immersed in everything it has to offer and walk away feeling like they didn’t miss a thing.