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Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has done a lot to make sure that fans attending games and events at Hard Rock Stadium have an outstanding experience, as he’s built up around it, making the Miami Gardens location an attraction in itself.
Now, for upcoming Dolphins games, the team will offer “premium hospitality experiences” inside the Paddock Club, according to Ben Fischer of the Sports Business Journal.
The Paddock Club was originally built for the F1 Miami Grand Prix that they’ve held for the last two years.
According to Fischer, the team will be selling 18 garage bays on a full-season basis at $15,000-$20,000 per game ($150,000-$200,000 for the year).
Each bay is 1,600 square feet of air-conditioned garage with parking for four vehicles and space for roughly 50 attendees. They’ll also offer food and drinks as well as a variety of other offerings.
“The space exists, and one of the things we wanted to do was create assets that complement each other, and find creative ways to those assets to create value for each other,” said Dolphins CEO Tom Garfinkel.
Additionally, there will be two new spaces that will fit about 2,800 guests between them. These will be available for season-ticket holders and will cost $125-$500 per person, per game ($1,250-$5,000 for the season).
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