Miami Open Tennis Tickets

We found it well organised, very attentive to the guest, we felt at home. We received the right support while solving a small problem. We are Italians, I don't know when but we will return. Thank you! Viva Sinner viva il Tennis

Matches were delayed the day I had tickets for the next day and instead for 100$ tickets that we had you gave us ones for 25. I have problems with my eyes and can not see for more than 15 minutes long distance. Worst experience ever.

Parking is a disaster. Had to walk 3/4 of a mile to get to the stadium. After a short period of time the day was rained out. The stadium charged 35 to 40 dollars to park. My last time to go to the venue.

I payed extra for good seats, sec 109 row 5, and after the game was canceled for rain they gave me the cheapest seats you could buy. Sec 344 row 25

We found it well organised, very attentive to the guest, we felt at home. We received the right support while solving a small problem. We are Italians, I don't know when but we will return. Thank you! Viva Sinner viva il Tennis

2 weeks of great tennis in hot beautiful Miami ....now give this ATP 1000 event a permanent tennis village!!

The place is good, but is so far from the city and the public transportation doesn’t exist. The stadium is good an the vision was excellent. A lot of people like to sit in other’s seats (it happened 3 times with me), you should control it better.

No matter games were outstanding, weather inclement issues diminished the excitement of tournament . Two days in a row , games were suspended , one cancelled and this is not good if you purchase a ticket to watch comfortably an event.

The map before getting to the event and the actual parking were not the same. And the signs for parking were confusing

I like the venue. I think it can use more options for food. A little jazz (trio) in the court yard could make the ground more enjoyable.

It was clean and spread out. Not crowded and the merchandise was expensive.

The organizer should rethink his organization about the tournament, this is not a tournament for him but for the public, in the 16th finals he had scheduled 5 matches for the grandstand and 3 matches for stadium. This is unbelievable, we buy the stadium matches erverytime, expecting to be good games there all times, he comes with his american speaches, but he left american guy play on grandstand as well, so you guys should reconsider him, i am in a group of 20 people that went in this day, and i am speaking for them. I am not even speaking about quarter finals that he made a mess even bigger, starting the games at 1:00 PM just waiting for the rain to start and to postpone tbe match to the next day, making our tickets that were in section 116 change to section 354, how would you feel if that happened to you? James blake knew a lot about tenis, but you should look for some one that knows about schedule, clearly he does not kno anything about it. He only preserves american players, which is even uglier for you american guys.

Be prepared as if it is rained out long waits, parking not close and confused as to what to do next!

I had a great time and cannot wait to attend next year. I think I will do two days as there is so much to see and I didnt get to do it all.

The Rain delay was from 7 pm until 11 pm And theres no decent place to hangout until then ( paid $ 50 for a few pieces of warm sushi ) So after paying $40 for parking and $200 for two tickets the total for the eve was $300 and I didnt see a point played cause who was waiting for 4 hrs in those facilities.No mention of refund so I wont ever be going back to the Miami Open .

Thought the Venue was good. Certainly enjoyed the matches. I think the organizers should spend a couple days at the Western Southern Open in Cincinnati. That would give them all the details they need for improvement

Went Monday so could see variety of matches on grounds and in stadium. All good. But getting parked not so easy. I pre bought parking pass and assumed there would be signs for a prepaid line into Orange lot. Not so. Seemed undermanned in contrast to great staffing inside venue. Hope that gets improved for future.

I had a really good time. My first time attending a Master open and it was just as I dreamed. All was perfect.

Event well organised, but infrastructure and support rather weak. It was raining after an hour of match and we have to wait for two hours to restart. Seats were noisy because of the constructions, all metallic. Food court similar to previous years, no options to rest, bathrooms busy and dirty.

Quality tennis however Hard Rock venue lacked atmosphere and the organization was surprisingly poor. Only one gate was open for the ORANGE parking lot creating a massive traffic jam. It was so bad that a decision was ultimately made to let people park for free to alleviate the bottleneck. Unfortunately we had paid in advance. At the chicken concession in the stadium, we were told they were out of buns, out of honey mustard dipping sauce, and out of Pepsi. In essence, they were out of 70% of the menu. We also found the signage very poor in the stadium and the atmosphere to generally be dead. As someone who travels around to various tournaments, it was disappointing compared to equivalent events in Indian Wells, Toronto, and Montreal. Used to really love the Key Biscayne location — this is no upgrade!