FIFA & MLB Weekends in Miami

Where Fans Gather in Miami

• Barracuda Taphouse & Grill(Coconut Grove)

  A decade-old institution, it's known for its consistent offering of cold beer, legendary fish sandwiches, and a local, welcoming crowd. Its charm lies in maintaining its original character amidst a...

  Order: Cold beer, fish sandwiches

• Old Tom's Sports Bar(Miami Springs)

  Established in 1984, Old Tom's is a long-standing hub for all things sports in Miami, offering a welcoming atmosphere with big screens at every angle and a large menu. It's considered a second home...

  Order: Items from their 'big menu'

• Flanigan's Seafood Bar and Grill(Multiple)

  A beloved local chain, Flanigan's holds a special place in the hearts of South Floridians for its wings, burgers, and ribs. It's a go-to spot for Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes games, known for...

  Order: Wings, burgers, ribs, shrimp, prime rib (daily specials)

• Black Market Miami (Bayside)(Downtown/Bayside)

  This location is 'steps away from the Kaseya Center, making it an excellent place to meet friends before Heat games'. It features over 40 TV monitors, many outdoors, and an open-air bar overlooking...

  Order: Burgers, sandwiches, salads, wings

How much does a Miami FIFA + MLB weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $170, and hotels near the venues run about $243 per night. Budget roughly $656 total for tickets plus two nights.