Every member of the circus is brilliantly talented and they are all part of the mesmerizing…read moreperformance we get to see (regardless of whether they are on stage or not). Yesterday we came for Venardos second year in a row and the whole family loved it. Show your support to this amazing crew! As for us, we can't wait to see them again when they return to Phoenix, AZ!

Our family had an absolutely incredible time at Venardos Circus! Every moment of the show was…read moreperfectly done. Pure, clean family fun with unbelievably talented performers. We left feeling inspired, amazed, and completely in awe! I've kinda grown tired of the over-the-top Vegas-style circus productions, but this was something different, something CLASIC (in the best way). It felt like stepping back into a 1920s big top filled with magic, danger, mystery, and wonder! What made it even more special was the authenticity. you could feel the joy and passion from every performer and worker. As if they were just as excited to be at the circus as us. We cannot wait for Venardos Circus to return, next year our family will be first in line!

Went to the first concert after the name change into Kaseya center , and the parking was super…read moresmooth to get and traffic was not too bad . The staff were nice and everything was clean up front . Tickets were purchased online and I didn't have any issues retrieving them . The concert venue was amazing , usually it gets hot , but there was enough AC to go around lol Plenty of food options , have a great time !

I purchsed tickets using this vendor. The tickets never arrived on my phone, by email, or via any…read moreother means. On arrival at the arena they were unable to print the tickets because that said I purchaseed them on-line. Fortunately I had a receipt and was given a pass to enter. I will never use this service again.

The food options at LoanDepot park are pretty good, especially if you're looking for a quick bite…read morewhile enjoying the game. Mr. Softee was definitely a highlight; the shake was delicious and very refreshing. The ice cream was also really good, although it melts incredibly fast, so you better enjoy it quickly! Overall, a great little treat to have during the game.

I've been to LoanDepot Park a few times for Marlins games and I always have a good experience!…read moreParking is actually pretty easy, which is a huge plus for anything in Miami lol. My favorite thing about the stadium is definitely the retractable roof. It makes SUCH a difference because you don't have to sit outside sweating in the Miami heat the entire game. When the roof is closed it's actually really comfortable inside. The stadium is also really nice and there are plenty of places to grab food and drinks. Overall it's a fun place to watch a game and I'd definitely come back!

If you can park far away it's a bit hectic to get in and get out for events…read more I've been here a few times and everyone it's traffic and hectic not to mention it's next to bayside that's busy as well. The seats are comfortable. The food selection is good but the wait to received the burgers took longer that expected

After going to several concerts in different venues, I realized that while the Kaseya center might…read morebe impressive in its own way, the speaker system is not the best, and most of their concerts have visual obstructions. For a place that reels in so much money, they could definitely do better with there sound system and placements.

Great fields, you can play rain or shine as it's under the I95. It's gets humid in the summer but…read morenot unbearable.

Lovely place to play soccer and just hang out! We had a large group of girls come and got to play a…read moregood game. There are many fields and in very good condition. Loved how each field had a different team theme like Chelsea or Barcelona.

We had an amazing time seeing the 3rd place World Cup match between England and France! We rented a…read moreparking space in a local family's driveway in a nearby neighborhood and thought we could walk to the stadium, but the police on the street directed us towards a nearby casino where school buses were shuttling people to the stadium. It was quick and efficient with buses coming one after another and their own designated traffic lane. The view from level 3 was still so clear and easy to see the players, finding our way to our section was easy with all the signage and staff around to guide you, and getting into and out of the stadium was somehow very smooth and efficient despite the nearly 70k people. Water bottles were $6 and a beer was $20, crazy prices but expected for an event like this. The stadium and staff can definitely handle a large scale event like the World Cup. The hardest part was the traffic after the event which is expected with that many people in one area. Overall had a blast!

Yelp Review 2026 #187:…read more "Miami Stadium" for the World Cup. We were staying in Aventura and we took the free shuttle from the Brightline Station to the stadium parking lot which took about 30 minutes + a long hike to the stadium. There are houses in the area offering parking in their drive way for $40 if you had a car. Ride shares don't drop you off/ pick you up at the stadium. They had 3 drop off locations which are nowhere near the stadium, They weren't giving free water to spectators like they did in Boston. Miami is hotter and more humid than Boston. The staff are less friendly. We were here for the Norway vs England quarter final match. There were fans who didn't pay for category 1 tickets but had the audacity to sit in the 100 sections! Nobody was checking tickets. There's a lot of food options at each section. There are no restaurants right outside the stadium. The stadium is also open and no shade from the sun unless you're in the nosebleed section. Around the stadium is the fan zone. We got our free souvenirs: bracelets from Bank of America, Coke cups from the Coke stands, and cups from Michelob. There was a super long line for the big FIFA store. Some people grabbed 5-10 match scarves so there was none left for everyone else. Entertainment included Ellie Goulding but the audio wasn't working properly so you couldn't hear her. Steve Aoki performed at halftime for 64,478 fans.

We had a great time at the Fast Lane Friday's drag racing! Tickets are easy to purchase online, and…read moreyou enter the speedway through Gate 1. There's plenty of staff around to guide and instruct you on where to go. The only area for improvement is the food options - there was just one food truck, and they were charging $20 for chicken tenders. I wasn't desperate enough to cave. I have a feeling regulars just bring their own snacks. The event is definitely a must for care enthusiasts. There's a great garage set-up you can walk through, plenty of seating, and a commentator giving the low down the cars. They also have a display showing speeds and times. All in all, a fun night. Be ready for burnt rubber, backfires, and full-throttle speed!

This was our first time here we parked in the general parking lot, took us about five minutes to…read morewalk from the parking lot to the speedway. My job FPL actually provided tickets I thought it was gonna be boring, but it was actually more exciting. It was pretty cool. The cars were all electric and it sounded kind of like the bright line train passing by lots of speed lots of vendors and we got drinks.

The Miami HEAT is my favorite team in the NBA. They play at the American Airlines Arena, recently…read morechanged the name to Kaseya Center. My peak Miami HEAT fandom was 2010-2014 during the Big 3 Era that features Miami Legends Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, and Chris Bosh. I used to go to almost all the games and events during that span. It was a fun 4 year stretch as the Miami HEAT was in the NBA Finals for 4 straight years and won 2 Championships. The championship parade at the historic Biscayne Boulevard was awesome, and the championship celebration inside the arena after the parade was great! Miami HEAT players, coaches and personnel were always nice, met most of them and some of the staff were still working there and my friends to this day. Met them again in recent weeks as I went to a couple of HEAT events. The arena is beautiful, nice ocean and city view from the arena and accessible via bus or train, and parking is available inside the arena and plenty of street parking available. A lot of vendors inside the arena selling good food and drinks, and bars too. I always have a great time and have a five star experience and moments whenever I go to a Miami HEAT game or events. The pictures says it all! Check it out!

I was somewhat of a Miami Heat fan in the mid-2000s in part because our family regularly vacationed…read moreat Doral from 2004 to 2015. During that time, I attended Game 2 of the 2005 Eastern Conference semifinals versus the Washington Wizards; a 108-102 Heat victory led by Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem. I bought a "Wade County" T-shirt and it was one of my favorite T-shirts. The Heat would later go on to win their first NBA championship the following year (2006). At that time, little did I know Miami would deliver the most heartbreaking loss of my NBA fandom seven to eight years later in Game 6 of the 2013 NBA Finals. That was the Ray Allen three and the Heat surviving, 103-100 in OT, against the San Antonio Spurs. You see, I was a diehard Tim Duncan-era Spurs fan. But, as Tim said himself after the Spurs won the 2014 title, winning in 2014 made 2013 okay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cHiM4WFpV4 Props to D-Wade, Pat Riley, Erik Spoelstra, and the Heat for winning those three titles in 2006, 2012, and 2013. Shout-out to Chris Bosh, out of Georgia Tech (my alma mater), as well. As much as the Heat were the Spurs' nemesis in 2013-2014, I did think it was impressive how they successfully constructed a roster to complement the Big Three and go to the NBA Finals all four years (2011-2014) of that era. Also, shout-out to Bam Adebayo, who scored 83 points earlier this year (2026), breaking Kobe Bryant's 81 for second-most points scored in a game. Bam played high school ball in my hometown: High Point, North Carolina.

As a first timer at this venue recently, I'm giving it 5 stars…read more The seating area made sense. The stage is near to most seats/rows. We sat at Section 7, Row J and saw the artists in plain view. This venue is nestled in the city, downtown Miami right near the bay. Some shows offer lawn seating, if yours does, stage is very visible. Bonus points: CLEAN RESTROOMS!

I think this is an awesome venue. I came for a Russ concert and purchased lawn seats for the event…read more It was spacious and chill. Lots of different food vendors and bar areas readily available. It wasn't complicated or overwhelming. For this event there were also closer paid chair seats. Since we were sitting in the lawn area, we purchased a small blanket for $20 as we didn't think to bring one - if you purchased a lawn area I do recommend to bring you're own blanket to save a few dollars! Parking in the area for the event was awful (because, Miami) - give yourself time to find a space.