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Attendance at the Saudi Arabia–Uruguay World Cup match at Hard Rock Stadium drew scrutiny for apparent empty seats, with FIFA attributing the gap to late arrivals caused by a turnpike crash and ongoing questions over World Cup ticket prices.
The Miami Dolphins announced their 2026 schedule, featuring eight home games at Hard Rock Stadium and nine road games, kicking off with a Week 1 trip to Las Vegas and Week 2 to San Francisco, followed by a home opener vs. Kansas City; the slate includes divisional showdowns with the Jets, Patriots and Bills, plus a preseason trip to Washington and games against the Giants and Falcons at home.
Photo gallery coverage of the College Football Playoff National Championship at Hard Rock Stadium, featuring the Indiana Hoosiers and Miami Hurricanes with moments like a blocked punt for a touchdown, overturned plays, sideline celebrations, pregame ceremonies, and appearances by notable figures.
Indiana, 15-0 and led by Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza, travels to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens to face the Miami Hurricanes, 13-2 and chasing their first title since 2001, in the CFP national championship on Monday, Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. ET. The game airs on ESPN with streaming options on ESPN+ or Fubo (free trial available) and additional feeds such as Field Pass with Pat McAfee, Film Room, SkyCast and ACC Network; resale ticket prices have surged to thousands of dollars, underscoring the high-stakes South Florida showdown.
Indiana football heads to Miami for a pivotal game, brushing off emotional final-practice moments as coach Curt Cignetti urges the team to finish the season and chase a national championship at Hard Rock Stadium.
Parking passes for the Hard Rock Stadium Express lots are sold out for the Miami-Indiana CFP National Championship, pushing fans to the secondary market where prices range from about $444 to nearly $9,881 on Gametime (and roughly $128–$135 on StubHub for express lots). The CFP urges using the Hard Rock Stadium Express lots (Lot 70 North and Lot 95 South) and free shuttles to the stadium; you’ll need a game ticket to enter closer lots and to board shuttles. Lot opens at 11 a.m. for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff; gates open at 4:30 p.m. Fans should expect strict security and an extended perimeter, with police directing those in parking areas after kickoff. Rideshares are encouraged to drop off at express lots and riders should request pickups there for the return; plan travel time accordingly.
Post Malone is set to bring his 2025 summer tour to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on June 8, with Jelly Roll as a special guest. Tickets will be available for general sale starting November 26, following several presales. The tour supports Malone's Grammy-nominated country album "F-1 Trillion," which features collaborations with artists like Morgan Wallen and Dolly Parton. Jelly Roll, known for his rap-rock-country fusion, will also perform at the 2025 Tortuga Music Festival.
A family is suing Hard Rock Stadium and CONMEBOL for $50,000 after being denied entry to the Copa America final due to security failures that allowed thousands of people without tickets to rush into the stadium. The lawsuit claims negligence in crowd control and ticket verification, and Miami-Dade County officials are seeking answers. Both Hard Rock Stadium and CONMEBOL have issued statements addressing the incident and the need for improved security measures.
Chaos at the Copa America final at Hard Rock Stadium led to ticketed fans being unable to enter due to a rush of non-ticket holders. Many fans, including those who spent thousands on tickets, are now demanding refunds. Ticketmaster states that only event organizers can approve refunds, and Hard Rock Stadium has acknowledged the issue, promising to work with CONMEBOL to address concerns.
CONMEBOL has criticized Hard Rock Stadium officials and local authorities for failing to implement recommended security measures, leading to unruly fan behavior and safety issues before the Copa America 2024 final. The incident resulted in 27 arrests, 55 ejections, and 120 medical responses. Hard Rock Stadium defended its actions, stating that opening the gates was necessary to prevent further stampedes, but acknowledged the disappointment of ticket holders who missed the match. Both parties are committed to reviewing protocols to prevent future occurrences.
The Miami Dolphins are assessing significant damage to Hard Rock Stadium following the Copa America final between Argentina and Colombia, where fans without tickets broke in, leading to 27 arrests and 55 ejections. The stadium, which will host part of the 2026 World Cup, may see adjusted security protocols after the incident.
Colombia’s soccer federation president Ramón Jesurún and his son were among 27 people arrested during crowd control issues at the Copa America final between Argentina and Colombia at Hard Rock Stadium. The chaotic scene involved fans forcing their way in, leading to significant damage and a delayed match. Authorities eventually allowed some fans in without security checks to prevent stampedes. The incident raises concerns about future events, including the 2026 World Cup matches scheduled at the same venue.
Miami Mayor Daniella Levine Cava condemned the chaotic and dangerous rush of fans at Hard Rock Stadium during the Copa America final, calling for significant changes ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Fans without tickets forced their way in, causing safety concerns and property damage. The incident, which involved 550 police officers, will be reviewed to prevent future issues.
Fans without tickets breached security at Hard Rock Stadium before the Copa America final, causing delays and safety concerns. Several people were arrested, and others received medical treatment for heat-related distress. The chaotic situation led to the gates being opened to prevent stampedes, with law enforcement urging fans to follow safety protocols. Both Argentina and Colombia's coaches expressed concerns over the disruption.
The Copa America Final at Hard Rock Stadium was delayed after fans swarmed the venue, with one officer being struck by a rock. Miami-Dade Police confirmed several incidents and arrests due to unruly behavior as fans tried to access the stadium. The match between Argentina and Colombia was pushed back to 8:30 p.m.