How to Buy 2023 Miami Masters Tickets
The 2023 edition of the Miami Open, also known as the Miami Masters, will be played in March-April. And if you are looking to buy the Miami Masters tickets, this is a good place to understand all your options and accordingly decide which tickets to buy.
Also, we have information on the Indian Wells Open tickets here, in case you are looking to buy those.
- Also check our ultimate guide to buying tennis tickets here.
- You can also buy your Miami Open 2023 tickets with Viagogo here.
When will the 2023 Miami Masters Tickets be released?
The individual session tickets will be out for sale by the end of 2022 and below you can find all the information on how you can purchase these tickets for the 2023 edition of the tournament. Various options can be found below.
This includes single session, tournament package deals, mini plans, luxury seatings and group bookings and the following tickets information can be found below.
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- Single Sessions
- Duration Package
- Suites & Luxury Seating
- Group Packages
- Full Day Passes
- Mini Plans
How Much Do the 2023 Miami Open Tickets Cost? [Miami Masters Ticket Prices]
Single Sessions
The single session tickets will be released end of 2022 and more information on its prices will be out at that time.
Suites & Luxury Experiences
The Suites & Luxury Seating tickets have now been released and you can buy with them with TicketMaster.com. Ticket prices for these seats begin from $1050 and go all the way up to more than $11,000.
To understand more about the Luxury Experiences, you can get in touch with the Miami Open by calling them at 1-305-943-OPEN or emailing them at MiamiOpen@HardRockStadium.com. You can also book a call with the organisers regarding this here.
The following Luxury Experiences can be enjoyed at the Miami Open for the 2023 edition:
- The Nine
- 72 Club presented by Ultimate Software
- 72 Club presented by Ultimate Software Living Room Boxes
- Courtside Living Room Boxes
- Suites/Cabana Suites
More information on the pricing for these luxury experiences can be obtained by contacting the organisers here.
Group Packages
As the name suggest, this allows patrons to get discounts on opting for group tickets for single session. There won’t be a per ticket fee applicable on this, and the entire group of people, family or friends can all sit together.
These tickets aren’t yet released but one can still put up a deposit on the official website to get ahead of the queue.
Mini Plans and Grandstand
As things stand, there are four plans under this category for the 2023 Miami Open. They are as follows:
Final Four Plan
March 31-April 2, which will include reserved seat tickets in the Stadium Court for the Men’s semifinals, Women’s Final, and Men’s Final
Ticket Price: Starting at $410.
Opening Weekend Sessions
March 24-26, will include reserved seat tickets in the Stadium Court for both, the day and night sessions for the aforementioned three days.
Ticket Price: Starting at $360
Day Sessions
Week One or Week Two, will include reserved seat tickets in the Stadium Court for day sessions for either the first week (Wednesday-Sunday) or the second week (Monday-Friday).
Ticket Price: Starting at $235.
Night Sessions
Week One or Week Two, will include reserved seat tickets in the Stadium Court for the night sessions for either the first week (Wednesday-Sunday) or the second week (Monday-Friday).
Ticket Price: Starting at $180.
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Miami Open 2023 Travel Packages
You could look at going for the 2023 Miami Open with the official travel packages on offer with Steve Furgal’s International Tennis Tours which is the Official North American Travel Partner of the Miami Open.
There are eight such travel packages you can go for as a part of this deal, with the aforementioned deals combining a stay at the JW Marriot, Miami. These include:
Opening Rounds
Three night stay on March 21-24 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, four sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $1945 per person
Early Rounds
Three night stay on March 22-5 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, four sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $2640 per person
First Weekend
Three night stay on March 24-27 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, four sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $3465 per person
Miami Weekend
Four night stay on March 23-27 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, six sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $4815 per person
Middle Rounds
Three night stay on March 26-29 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, four sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $2640 per person
Quarterfinals
Three night stay on March 28-31 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, four sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $2850 per person
Semifinals and Finals
Five night stay on March 29-April 3 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, six sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $6345 per person
Finals Weekend
Three night stay on March 31-April 3 in a four-star accommodation at JW Marriot, four sessions of tickets with a dedicated hospitality lounge and roundtrip shuttle service.
Ticket Price: Starting at $3000 per person
Information on Hospitality Tickets (Information from the previous editions)
You can also consider buying ticket packages if you are looking to attend the event for multiple days. This is a good deal since you can save as much as 40% in comparison to individual tickets.
The Patron Sponsorship Package includes access to the Level 100 seats for the duration of the tournament. It comes with exciting benefits like name recognition at seat location and entrance, parking vouchers, access to lounge with complementary snacks and beverages, meal vouchers and many more. The tickets start at $3,525 per person.
The next deal is the Championship Series package, which comes with seats on the Level 300. While no perks are included here, you do get access to all the matches in the tournament (including the ones played at outer courts). Here, the prices start at $1,400 per person.
You can also buy packages for opening weekend or the finals weekend, depending on your preference. However, the seats here are available for only 400 Level category and the prices here are a little over $200.
If you are looking to entertain a group of people, then the packages like Patron Sponsorship and Hospitality Suites are the way to go. For prices, you need to contact the customer representatives at Miami Open. These packages come at a steep price, but it is worth every penny. In addition to the benefits you get, you will also be treated like a royalty.
If you are visiting Miami on a vacation, then their Vacation Packages are the best deal you can get. The prices will fetch you a three consecutive nights stay for two in one of their partner hotels like Ritz Carlton, JW Marriott Marquis or Hyatt Regency, depending on the package chosen. Correspondingly, you get access to seats in the Levels 100, 300 or 400.
The Gold Package will fetch you Level 100 seats and stay in Ritz Carlton or JW Marriott along with other benefits, for a price of $6,000.
The Silver or Bronze Package will get you the seats in the lower categories, along with the stay in Hyatt. The rates here vary between $1,175 – $2,200. Remember that the prices here are for two people.
You can also browse through the VIP Experience programs, which entail, as the name suggests, treating the patrons like a VIP. Depending on the package you choose, you can get access to Courtside Box to enjoy the match, or you can even be a part of the player coin toss!
Yes, you read it right.
If you choose the Player Coin Toss package, you get to go down in the middle of the court to toss the coin and decide which player serves first. Of course, this also includes taking your picture with the tennis players. Additionally, you also get access to Collectors Club for lunch or dinner.
The prices for these programs can vary anywhere between $2,750 – $2,970 for two people. If you have a MasterCard, you can save roughly $200 on these tickets.
Miami Open Venue
The Miami Open is played at the Hard Rock Stadium, hosted by the Miami Gardens in Florida. The 2019 edition of the Miami Open was the first time it was hosted at this venue after having been played at the Tennis Center at Crandon Park in Key Biscayne, Florida for the three decades before that.
How to get to the Hard Rock Stadium for the Miami Open?
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If you coming to the Hard Rock Stadium for the 2023 Miami Open from the Miami International Airport, it will take you little over one hour to reach your destination.
From the airport you will need to get to Mia@Lower Level Ramp and take a shuttle to the Miami International Airport Station. From there, you will have to take the 297 number bus to NW 27 Av & 199 St following which there’s a kilometer walk to the stadium.
Other than Bus-297, there is also another, Bus-99 that has its route close to the stadium.
If you want to get to the tennis stadium to watch the Miami Open from the Miami Beach, you will have to take two buses, lines 150 and 297 to get there or you could opt for 119 and 99. A taxi or Uber would be a far costlier option but will get you to the Hard Rock Stadium in about 25 minutes.
Player List for 2023 Miami Open
The list of all the participating players will be revealed closer to the start of the competition but you can expect all the top players to take part in this tournament barring any last minute injuries or illnesses.
The following is the list of seeded players who featured in the Miami Open 2022 and we will update it once there’s more information for the 2023 edition.
Aryna Sabalenka
Iga Świątek
Anett Kontaveit
Maria Sakkari
Paula Badosa
Karolína Plíšková
Garbiñe Muguruza
Ons Jabeur
Danielle Collins
Jeļena Ostapenko
Emma Raducanu
Victoria Azarenka
Angelique Kerber
Coco Gauff
Elina Svitolina
Jessica Pegula
Elena Rybakina
Leylah Fernandez
Tamara Zidanšek
Elise Mertens
Veronika Kudermetova
Belinda Bencic
Simona Halep
Sorana Cîrstea
Daria Kasatkina
Madison Keys
Camila Giorgi
Petra Kvitová
Liudmila Samsonova
Markéta Vondroušová
Alizé Cornet
Sara Sorribes Tormo
Men’s Singles
Daniil Medvedev
Alexander Zverev
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Matteo Berrettini
Andrey Rublev
Casper Ruud
Félix Auger-Aliassime
Hubert Hurkacz
Jannik Sinner
Cameron Norrie
Taylor Fritz
Denis Shapovalov
Diego Schwartzman
Carlos Alcaraz
Roberto Bautista Agut
Reilly Opelka
Pablo Carreno Busta
Nikoloz Basilashvili
Lorenzo Sonego
John Isner
Marin Cilic
Gael Monfils
Karen Khachanov
Dan Evans
Alex de Minaur
Grigor Dimitrov
Cristian Garin
Frances Tiafoe
Aslan Karatsev
Alexander Bublik
Fabio Fognini
Albert Ramos-Vinolas
What Happened at the Previous Miami Open?
Carlos Alcaraz won the men’s singles title at the 2022 Miami Masters while Iga Swiatek made it her maiden tournament win in the women’s singles draw in Miami last year.
Novak Djokovic was absent from the tournament because of his take on the Covid-19 vaccination and as a result of that, Daniil Medvedev, Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas went into the men’s draw as the top three seeds.
In the end, it was Alcaraz who defeated Casper Ruud in the final in straight sets to clinch the title.
The women’s singles final saw Swiatek rout Naomi Osaka 6-4, 6-0 to make it a Sunshine Double, having also won the Indian Wells Open two weeks prior to this.
In 2021, Hubert Hurkacz came away as the surprise Miami Open men’s singles champion while the women’s singles title was won by Ash Barty who had also done the same the previous time it was played.
Hurkacz overcame Jannik Sinner in the men’s final in straight following the withdrawal of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer from the men’s draw.
Barty routed Bianca Andreescu in the women’s final, with her Canadian opponent retiring from the match at 6-3, 4-0.
The 2020 edition of the competition was cancelled because of the pandemic.
Roger Federer and Ash Barty won the men’s and women’s singles title respectively in 2019.
Federer overcame an injured John Isner in straight sets to win the competition, dropping just one set in the entire tournament in the process. That came in the second round against Radu Albot before he crushed Filip Krajinovic, Danill Medvedev, Kevin Anderson and Denis Shapovalov to set up a decider with his American opponent.
Top seeded Novak Djokovic had a tough one, losing in the fourth round to Robert Bautista-Agut, while second and third seeds Alexander Zverev and Dominic Thiem were both dumped out in the first match they played.
The women’s singles champion Barty won her first ever title in Miami, when the 12th seeded Aussie beat the fifth seeded Karolina Pliskova in the final of the tournament. Barty had earlier sent Anett Kontaveit, Petra Kvitova, Kiki Bertens, Samantha Stosur and Dayana Yastremksa to make it to the final.
Pliskova had an easier draw, not facing a single seeded player till she reached the semi-final where she was up against the second seeded Simona Halep. The Czech came through a 7-5, 6-1 winner in that match to set up the title-decider.