Ultimate Miami Soccer Travel Guide

This ultimate Miami soccer travel guide blends expert insights and insider tips to help you plan the perfect football trip. At Soccer Trippers, we’ve visited stadiums worldwide, and Miami stands out for its combination of sunshine, celebrity culture, and passionate fan base.

Why Miami is a Top Destination for Football Fans

Inter Miami CF has captured international attention since its debut in Major League Soccer. With global superstars gracing the pitch and a diverse fan culture, the club reflects Miami’s multicultural identity. Matches here aren’t just games—they’re events blending sport, music, and style.

Read our full Inter Miami Club Guide

Must-Visit Football Stadiums in Miami

• Chase Stadium (DRV PNK Stadium) Guide – Located in Fort Lauderdale, this is the temporary home of Inter Miami. With a capacity of 21,000, it offers an intimate yet passionate atmosphere.
• Miami Freedom Park (Future Stadium) – Set to open in 2025, this will be Inter Miami’s permanent home, combining a state-of-the-art stadium with entertainment facilities.

Insider Tip: For the ultimate experience, book tickets in the supporters’ section with La Familia, the loudest and most passionate Inter Miami fan group.

Where to Stay in Miami as a Football Fan

• Hotels near DRV PNK Stadium – Convenient for attending current Inter Miami matches.
• Luxury Hotels in Miami Beach – Combine football with world-famous nightlife and beaches.
• Budget Hotels in Downtown Miami – Affordable stays with easy access to stadium transport.
• Best Neighborhoods in Miami for Football Fans – Wynwood for arts and nightlife, Downtown for convenience, or Fort Lauderdale for proximity to the current stadium.

Pro Tip: If you’re attending matches at DRV PNK Stadium, staying in Fort Lauderdale saves travel time compared to Miami Beach.

Best Sports Bars & Places to Watch the Game

• Black Market Miami – A lively sports bar in Downtown Miami with big screens and great food.
• American Social Brickell – A waterfront bar popular for both football and nightlife.
• Fadó Irish Pub – Known for its soccer-focused atmosphere, showing MLS, Premier League, and international games.

See our full Miami Sports Bars Guide

How to Get Around Miami

Miami has a mix of Metrorail, Metromover, and buses, but most fans rely on rideshares or driving. DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale is best reached by car or shuttle services on matchdays.

Read our Miami Public Transport Guide

Insider Tip: Traffic in Miami can be heavy—plan extra time when traveling to matches, especially from Downtown or Miami Beach.

Other Must-Visit Landmarks for Football Fans

• Inter Miami Club Shop – Pick up Messi jerseys, scarves, and official gear.
• Wynwood Walls – A cultural hotspot where football-themed street art often appears.
• Little Havana – Experience Cuban culture and catch football in local cafés.

Check our Miami Football Landmarks Guide | Miami Football Restaurants Guide

Final Whistle in Miami

Miami offers football fans a unique blend of sport, culture, and entertainment. From watching global stars at DRV PNK Stadium to enjoying the city’s nightlife and beaches, a trip here is about much more than football—it’s a full lifestyle experience.

What’s your dream football trip in the U.S.? Share your story and explore our other guides, including the Orlando Soccer Travel Guide and the New York Soccer Travel Guide, to plan your next adventure.