Miami Heat Tickets: Where and How to Buy

Downtown Miami skyline at dusk with the city lights coming on

Miami Heat tickets are sold on Ticketmaster, the team's official marketplace, and the price changes with every game. Single games, season plans and group seats each have their own route, and the Heat do not publish one price list. The steps below show how each team in Miami sells its seats, where each team plays and how to reach the arena. They also cover how to fill the evening around a game.

Step 1: Find out how Miami Heat tickets are sold

Miami Heat tickets for a single game are sold on Ticketmaster, which the Heat's own ticket page calls the official ticket marketplace. The page says tickets bought there are verified and delivered to your phone. Season and partial plans work differently, so call the Heat ticket sales team at 786-777-4667. Group sales is 786-777-3865. Premium seating goes through 786-777-4399.

What does a seat cost? That is the part nobody can print truthfully. The Heat's page lists no per-game prices, and Ticketmaster prices move with the opponent, the date and the seat. So this guide gives no number for a Heat game. It tells you where to look and when.

Pro Tip Open the Ticketmaster listing from the Heat's own ticket page, not from a search result. Then compare the same game on two different days before you buy.

No tour in this guide includes a game ticket. The two evening tours in Step 4 cost from €32 and from €79 per person, as shown on GetYourGuide on October 23, 2026.

StepWhat to doWhat to watch for
1Buy from the Heat's ticket pagePrices change by game and seat
2Match the team to its venueThe Heat play downtown, the Dolphins in Miami Gardens
3Plan your ride inThe arena has fewer parking options now
4Plan the night afterGames end late, so book something short

Step 2: Match each Miami team to its venue

The Miami Heat play at Kaseya Center, 601 Biscayne Boulevard, in downtown Miami. The arena's calendar shows start times for each game, for example 8:00 p.m. for a Heat home game on October 23, 2026. Other Miami teams and events play elsewhere, and each one sells tickets on its own site. The table covers Miami's teams in the four big US leagues: basketball, football, baseball and soccer.

Team or eventVenueHow tickets are sold
Miami Heat (NBA)Kaseya Center, 601 Biscayne Blvd, MiamiTicketmaster, plus phone sales for season plans
Miami Dolphins (NFL)Hard Rock Stadium, 347 Don Shula Dr, Miami GardensTicketmaster links on the stadium site
Formula 1 Miami Grand PrixHard Rock StadiumThe race's official site, April 30 to May 2, 2027
Miami Marlins (MLB)loanDepot parkThe Marlins page on mlb.com and the MLB Ballpark app
Inter Miami CF (MLS)Nu StadiumInter Miami's own site

Hard Rock Stadium also hosts the Miami Open tennis tournament and University of Miami football. The stadium is in Miami Gardens, not downtown. The official pages give no street address for loanDepot park or Nu Stadium, and they give no distance from South Beach for any venue, so we leave those out.

The Dolphins play football from late summer into winter. Their 2026 schedule starts with preseason games in August. The regular season runs from September 13, 2026 to January 3, 2027.

The F1 weekend is the one event with published prices. The race's official site lists 2027 prices of $685 for grandstands and $1,500 for hospitality. Paddock Club is $16,500 and suites are $67,000. Those are ticket prices for a three-day weekend, not for one day.

Key Takeaway Only one Miami event in this guide, the 2027 Formula 1 race, publishes ticket prices ($685 for a grandstand seat). Every other team sets its price game by game.

Step 3: Plan how you get to the game

For a Heat game, take the train and the free Metromover. Kaseya Center's directions page says to ride Metrorail to Government Center, then change to the Metromover Omni Loop and get off at Park West. From there you walk east to Biscayne Boulevard and cross it to the arena. Metrorail runs from 5:00 a.m. to midnight, and the arena says service can run until 1:00 a.m. after special events.

Driving is harder than it used to be. The arena warns of fewer parking options because some nearby lots were permanently removed, and it points you to flat-rate lots within walking distance. Rideshare drops off at Bayshore Drive and HEAT Blvd, and you enter at Gate 6. Taxis use Gate 3 on NE 8th Street.

If you want to see the downtown and the bay before the game, a big bus tour Miami loop gives you the lay of the land in a few hours. It is a daytime option, so keep it short on game day.

Hard Rock Stadium is a different trip. Its site says stadium parking is sold out for some events and Park & Ride passes are sold through Ticketmaster. The price and the route of that service are not published there, so check the stadium's parking page before you go.

From downtown, the train is the simplest way without a car. The stadium's A-Z guide says to book a Hard Rock Stadium Connect ride on Brightline to Aventura Station. Brightline has a station in downtown Miami. A free shuttle leaves Aventura Station 10 minutes after each of these trains arrives. After the game, the shuttle back leaves from the south side of the stadium, near the Gate 3 pedestrian bridge. The stadium says to leave at least one hour before your train departs. The shuttle does not run during the Miami Open. Rideshare pickup is at Lot 44, about a 25-minute walk, and waits can be long after a game.

Buy on Ticketmaster Metrorail to Government Center Metromover to Park West Walk to Kaseya Center

Step 4: Plan the night after the game

A night game starts around 8:00 p.m., so you leave the arena late. Most visitors want a drink or music afterwards, and downtown and the beach both have it. The Miami nightlife tours page lists pub crawls, salsa classes and club nights for a full night out. Alcohol is banned on Miami Beach beaches, so plan to drink in licensed bars, according to the city's beach rules.

If you have a free night and no game, there are shorter options. An open-top night bus tour lasts 1.5 hours and costs from €32 per person. It has a live guide and free cancellation. Hotel pickup and tips are not included, and the meeting point is 333 Biscayne Blvd. Group size is not listed. Big Bus Tours runs it. It has 675 reviews on GetYourGuide with a 4.4 rating.

A guided LED-lit kayak night tour is the active option. It lasts 2.5 hours and costs from €79 per person. It starts at 205 SW 3rd St, takes groups of up to 40 and is not suitable for people with mobility impairments. A guide, all gear and drinks are included. The listing does not say what is not included. Soflo Water Adventures runs it. Its 124 reviews average 4.7, and it has free cancellation.

Best Things to Do in Miami's count of GetYourGuide listings in October 2026 found 11 evening or night tours among 285 Miami-area listings. Few are made for the hour after a game, so book a tour only on a night when you are not at the arena.

Is a tour worth it? For the game, no. You can reach the arena on your own by train, and no tour gets you in. On a free night, yes, if you want a guide and the city lights in one short trip. Ratings and reviews come from GetYourGuide on October 23, 2026, and free cancellation lets you change plans.

An honest limit: a night tour is a poor fit on game night. A game ends late, and a tour on the same evening leaves no room for delays. Pick one or the other.

A sports night is easiest when you plan the last hour first.

Fill your game night, or a free evening

For the game itself, you do not need a tour. Your ticket, Metrorail and the free Metromover are enough. A tour wins only on a free night, because a guide shows you the lit-up city in one short trip. The open-top night bus by Big Bus Tours is from €32 per person for 1.5 hours, with a live guide, from 333 Biscayne Blvd. Hotel pickup and tips are not included, and group size is not listed. The LED-lit kayak tour by Soflo Water Adventures is from €79 per person for 2.5 hours, with a guide, gear and drinks, from 205 SW 3rd St. It takes groups of up to 40, and what is not included is not listed. Both offer free cancellation. Prices were checked on GetYourGuide on October 23, 2026.

  • Open-top night bus tour

    from €32 per person

    An easy 1.5-hour way to see downtown, where the Heat play, lit up after dark, with a live guide.

    1.5 hours 4.4 (675 reviews) Free cancellation

    Run by Big Bus Tours - Miami

    Check availability: Open-top night bus tour on GetYourGuide
  • LED-lit kayak night tour

    from €79 per person

    A 2.5-hour active evening on a night with no game, for visitors who would rather paddle than sit.

    2.5 hours 4.7 (124 reviews) Free cancellation

    Run by Soflo Water Adventures · not suitable for people with mobility impairments

    Check availability: LED-lit kayak night tour on GetYourGuide

Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 23 October 2026.

Miami nightlife: pub crawls, salsa and club nights

FAQ

How much is Miami heat tickets?

The Heat do not publish a standard price. Single-game tickets are sold on Ticketmaster, and the price depends on the game and the seat, so check the listing for your date.

How much is Miami heat season tickets?

The team's ticket page does not list a price. Season, half-season and mini plans go through the Heat ticket sales team at 786-777-4667, and the page says a half-season plan includes 21 games in 2026-27.

How much are f1 tickets in Miami?

The race's official site lists 2027 prices of $685 for grandstands, $1,500 for hospitality, $16,500 for the Paddock Club and $67,000 for suites. The race runs April 30 to May 2, 2027.

How much are Miami dolphin tickets?

The Dolphins send you to Ticketmaster for each home game, and the stadium site does not list a price. The price changes with the opponent and the seat.

When is the Miami Dolphins season?

The Dolphins' 2026 schedule starts with preseason games in August. The regular season runs from September 13, 2026 to January 3, 2027.

How much are inter Miami tickets?

The club sells single-match tickets, season tickets and group tickets on its own site. It does not print one price there, so check the match you want.

Conclusion

Buy Miami Heat tickets from the team's official seller, check the price for your exact game on the day you book, and plan how you get downtown by Metromover. If you also want a Dolphins, Marlins, Inter Miami or Formula 1 weekend, use the same rule for each: start on the team's own website. Keep the late evening free for a night out, because the game is only part of the night.

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