The 2026 Miami Open presented by Itaú will take place March 15-29 – right during the heart of spring break in South Florida – making the tournament the perfect destination for families, tourists and tennis fans alike to explore the best Miami has to offer all in one place. Guests can select their adventure and take in all the campus has to offer with a grounds pass.
The Miami Open presented by Itaú announced this year’s tournament will feature its first sanctioned Wheelchair Tennis Tournament and the inaugural Pro Padel League (PPL) II tournament along with continuous programming throughout the 15-day event. Multiple areas across campus, from Butch Buchholz Court to the new padel courts provided by Padel Revolution, will bring non-stop action to fans throughout the tournament with the purchase of a grounds pass.
The 2026 Miami Open presented by Itaú will once again welcome fans with a free Opening Day on Sunday, March 15, launching two weeks of world-class tennis, culinary experiences, and entertainment at Hard Rock Stadium. Fans must claim a complimentary ticket online in advance. Gates will open at 10 a.m., offering fans access to the tournament’s signature festival-style environment, including competitive qualifying matches, select practice sessions and an enhanced campus experience.
The Miami Open will host a night session in the stadium on Tuesday, March 17. Traditionally, the stadium was only made publicly available on the inaugural Wednesday of the two-week long event, with this First Tuesday marking the first time in the Miami Open’s 41-year history that it will open a day early.
The Miami Open will host a night session in the stadium on Tuesday, March 17. Traditionally, the stadium was only made publicly available on the inaugural Wednesday of the two-week long event, with this First Tuesday marking the first time in the Miami Open’s 41-year history that it will open a day early.
The Miami Open will host a night session in the stadium on Tuesday, March 17. Traditionally, the stadium was only made publicly available on the inaugural Wednesday of the two-week long event, with this First Tuesday marking the first time in the Miami Open’s 41-year history that it will open a day early.
Single Session tickets for the 2026 Miami Open presented by Itaú are now on sale! A Single Session scores you a reserved seat for two to three marquee matches in Stadium Court and access to everything else the Miami Open experience has to offer.
Jakub Menšík was only a year old when Novak Djokovic won his first Miami Open for his fourth title, but by far his most significant at the time.
The bubbly teen wrote “MI-DI champs!”, a nickname they were given at the Olympics for the first two letters of their first names. She praised her left-handed partner for setting her up at net for easy volley winners.
Finally, I was able to play my best tennis in the final, and I'm just super happy with the result and with the performance
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