USA · 7 Matches

Miami Travel Guide

Everything you need to plan your World Cup 2026 trip to Miami — flights, hotels, transport, food, and match-day tips at Miami Stadium.

Miami Stadium

Hard Rock Stadium

Capacity

67,518

Matches

7

Deepest round

Third-place playoff

Roof

Open-air (canopy over seats)

Surface

Natural Bermuda grass

Timezone

ET (UTC-4)

Weather (Jun–Jul)

26–33°C / 79–91°F

Airport

Miami International (MIA)

Getting There — MIA

Fly into Miami International (MIA). Book flights 6–9 months ahead for the best prices. Compare on Google Flights, Skyscanner, or Kayak.

Getting Around

Metrorail and Metromover cover downtown. Hard Rock Stadium is in Miami Gardens — expect FIFA shuttle buses from downtown. Ride-shares are the most practical option for getting to the stadium. No direct rail connection.

Where to Stay

Miami Beach is iconic but expensive ($250–500/night). Brickell, Wynwood, and Coral Gables offer better value ($150–300). Airbnb is popular and often cheaper for groups. **Best neighborhoods:** South Beach for nightlife and the ocean, Brickell for modern dining, Wynwood for art and food, Little Havana for culture. Aventura/North Miami for stadium proximity.

Weather — 26–33°C / 79–91°F

The World Cup runs June 11 – July 19 (summer). Miami averages 26–33°C / 79–91°F during this period. Hard Rock Stadium is open-air (canopy over seats) — dress for the weather and bring sunscreen.

Food & Drink

Latin American food paradise — Cuban, Colombian, Peruvian, Brazilian. Little Havana (Calle Ocho) and Wynwood are must-visit neighborhoods. Don't miss a Cuban coffee (cortadito) and empanadas.

💡 Insider Tips

  • 1It's very hot and humid (85–95°F) — stay hydrated and wear light clothing
  • 2Afternoon thunderstorms are common June-July — bring rain gear
  • 3Hard Rock Stadium has a canopy over seats but is open-air
  • 4Beach towns like Fort Lauderdale (30 min north) offer cheaper accommodation