The Miami Open brings two weeks of world-class tennis to South Florida each spring, and many fans plan an entire trip around it. The tournament features top men’s and women’s players and has become as much a lifestyle event as a sports one. This guide explains how to plan your Miami Open visit from Brickell, where ORA by Casa Tua gives owners a city base with resort-style amenities between sessions.

When Is the Miami Open?

The Miami Open is held each year from mid to late March and runs for about two weeks. Qualifying starts the first days, with the finals on the closing weekend. Since 2019, the tournament has been played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, where the stadium grounds are converted into a full tennis campus with a center court inside the stadium. Check the official site for the 2027 schedule and session tickets.

Miami Open at a Glance

When: mid to late March, about two weeks.
Where: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens.
Format: combined men’s and women’s tournament.
From Brickell: about 30 to 45 minutes by car, depending on traffic.

7 Smart Tips for the Miami Open

1. Go Early in the Tournament

The first week has the most matches on the most courts. Grounds passes let you wander between practice courts and outer courts.

2. Choose Day or Night Sessions on Purpose

Day sessions are hot and lively. Night sessions are cooler and feature marquee matchups.

3. Book a Driver

Parking at the stadium works, but a driver lets you leave when you want. Our concierge can arrange luxury car rentals or a private driver.

4. Watch the Practice Courts

Some of the best moments of the Miami Open are on practice courts, where fans get close to the players.

5. Dress for the Sun

Hats, sunscreen and breathable clothing are essential, even in March.

6. Plan Dinner Back in Brickell

After a long day at the stadium, a Brickell dinner close to home is easier than eating near the venue.

7. Pair It With Other March Events

The Miami Open often overlaps with Miami Music Week and Calle Ocho. Plan one trip and enjoy several.

Tennis Lifestyle in Brickell

Tennis did not leave Miami’s mainland when the Miami Open moved north. Public courts in nearby Key Biscayne and Coconut Grove are busy year-round, and private clubs welcome members. For Brickell residents, a morning hit on Key Biscayne and lunch back home is an easy routine. The tournament simply brings the global tennis world to town for two weeks.

Why Tennis Fans Choose ORA by Casa Tua

ORA by Casa Tua is a 76-story residential tower at 1210 Brickell Avenue designed with the team behind Casa Tua. Owners get a ninth-floor pool, wellness spaces, the Bosco garden lounge and signature dining concepts curated by Casa Tua. After a sunny day at the Miami Open, you come home to a place that feels like a resort.

Residences are delivered fully finished, and the flexible rental policy allows stays of three days or more. That makes ORA practical for seasonal owners who want to be in Miami for spring events and lease the residence the rest of the year. Ask our team for current ORA by Casa Tua prices and the deposit schedule.

Browse layouts on our ORA floor plans page, see the full amenities list and read common questions in our FAQ.

Planning Your Miami Open Trip

Buy tickets once the session schedule is released and decide which days matter most. Many fans pick one early-round day for the outer courts and one late-round session for the stars. Book flights and cars early, because the Miami Open shares March with other major Miami events and demand rises across the city.

Fly and Buy: Turn the Miami Open Into a Property Visit

Many of our buyers first see Brickell during a big event week. Our Fly and Buy program is built for that moment. You come for the Miami Open, and our team lines up private tours of ORA by Casa Tua, a walk through the floor plans and a sit-down on current pricing and the deposit schedule.

Eligibility and terms vary by purchase, so ask our team for the current program details before you book travel.

Concierge Beyond the Contract

Our specialty concierge team handles the extras that make an event week easy: luxury car rentals, short stays while you shop, dinner reservations and other requests. One call or one WhatsApp message covers it.

Why Buyers Work With Our Team at ORA by Casa Tua

Our team at Fortune Christie’s International Realty has more than 23 years in Miami luxury real estate and over $500 million in closed transactions. Plenty of our clients first called us during a week like the Miami Open.

Direct developer access: early-release inventory and current incentives on new construction.
Six languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian and Ukrainian.
A 48,000+ buyer and investor network for owners who later resell or lease.
Investor guidance: rental math for ORA’s flexible short-term rental policy and long-term value.

Compare ORA by Casa Tua With Other Miami Residences

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More Miami Events Worth Planning Around

The Miami Open is one stop on a calendar that keeps Brickell busy almost every month. Our guides cover each one from an owner’s point of view:

Browse every guide on the ORA by Casa Tua events blog.

Ready to Own in Brickell Before the Next Miami Open?

Call our team at +1 305 571-6319 or message us on WhatsApp to schedule a private tour, request pricing or plan your Fly and Buy visit. You can also tap the WhatsApp bubble on this page.

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Miami Open: 7 Smart Tips for an Unforgettable Tennis Trip From Brickell