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Planning Your FIFA Club World Cup Trip to Miami: What You Need to Know

The FIFA Club World Cup is bringing the heat to Miami this summer, and if you’re lucky enough to be heading to Hard Rock Stadium, you’ll want to make sure your trip is smooth from wheels up to final whistle. Here’s a quick guide to planning your Miami match-day adventure like a pro.

✈️ Flying to Miami

Whether you’re traveling from across the U.S. or overseas, you’ve got two major airports nearby: Miami International Airport (MIA) is just about 15 miles from Hard Rock Stadium, and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL) is roughly the same distance. Both offer plenty of flight options, and MIA has great connections if you’re coming from Latin America or Europe. Pro tip: flying into FLL might be cheaper and less crowded, especially during big events.

🚗 Parking at Hard Rock Stadium

Let’s talk game day. Parking at Hard Rock Stadium is pre-paid only—you must buy your pass in advance because day-of parking isn’t guaranteed. The easiest way? Reserve early at parking305 to lock in a spot before they sell out.
There’s also a Park & Ride option, with shuttles running from designated lots straight to the stadium. For ride-share fans, Uber and Lyft are widely available, and the drop-off zones are well-marked on game days.
Don’t forget: parking lots close 90 minutes after each match, and the stadium enforces a clear bag policy—so pack light and within the rules.

🏖️ Things to Do in Miami

You’re in one of the most exciting cities in the world—make the most of it! Between matches, head to Wynwood Walls for vibrant street art, take a stroll along South Beach, or explore Cuban culture (and food!) in Little Havana. Craving nature? Don’t sleep on a boat tour of Biscayne Bay or an airboat ride through the Everglades.
If nightlife is your scene, Downtown MiamiBrickell, and Midtown all deliver with rooftop bars, live music, and incredible cuisine.

🏨 Where to Stay

You’ll find no shortage of places to stay in Miami, whether you’re balling out or sticking to a budget. For convenience, look for hotels in Miami GardensAventura, or North Miami—these are all close to Hard Rock Stadium. Want to be near the action? Try DowntownSouth Beach, or Brickell for a bit more buzz, with plenty of restaurants, shopping, and nightlife.
Book early—this tournament is drawing global fans, and rooms will go fast!

🎉 Final Tip

With matchups like Real Madrid, Boca Juniors, Bayern Munich, and Inter Miami CF taking the pitch, this summer is going to be electric. Plan ahead, pack smart, and reserve your parking early—then get ready to enjoy world-class football in one of the world’s most exciting cities.

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