Hard Rock Stadium

Hard Rock Stadium sits in Miami Gardens, the sun-baked home of the Miami Dolphins and the Miami Hurricanes and the beating heart of South Florida's sports scene. A sweeping perforated canopy shades nearly every seat while leaving the natural-grass field open to the sky, a signature look few NFL venues can match. Beyond football it hosts the Miami Open tennis championships and Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix on a street-style circuit built around the stadium, making it one of the most versatile venues in the country. Game days here mix Miami's Latin, Caribbean and college-football cultures into one of the loudest, most colorful atmospheres in the league.

Opened in 1987 as Joe Robbie Stadium, the building has been renamed several times through a string of naming-rights deals before settling on Hard Rock Stadium. It has staged six Super Bowls (XXIII, XXIX, XXXIII, XLI, XLIV and LIV), multiple College Football Playoff National Championship games, and World Series and NLCS baseball as the former home of the Florida/Miami Marlins. A major 2015-16 renovation stripped the upper-deck bowl and added the current canopy roof. As Florida's only 2026 World Cup venue it hosts seven matches — group-stage clashes featuring Brazil, Portugal, Colombia and Uruguay, a Round of 32 tie, a quarterfinal, and the third-place match on July 18.