Away fans will receive the same experience as home fans, but if you are an away fan and you want to get access to the stadiums with items such as banners, flags, and instruments, you will need to get them pre-approved.

Most importantly, away fans are often housed in Section 123, located in the South Stand.

Beckham provides new stadium update as Messi’s Inter Miami future remains unclear

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham recently provided an update about the ongoing construction of a new stadium. However, what remains unclear is whether Lionel Messi will be around to grace the new venue once it’s completed.

Based on the pictures shared by Beckham, Inter Miami’s new stadium is far from completion.

While the club has indicated in the past that it hopes to see Messi play in the new stadium, reports suggest that the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner has yet to trigger a 12-month extension on his Inter Miami contract. Messi’s contract expires at the end of 2025, but an extension could see him stay at the club until the end of 2026.

Inter Miami launch 3D experience of new stadium

Inter Miami recently launched a 3D immersive experience showcasing its new stadium, which is currently under construction. This initiative offers fans a rare glimpse into the club’s future home.

The ultramodern stadium is set to debut in 2026.

Fans have also been allowed to select their seats at Inter Miami Freedom Park through the immersive 3D tour of the new venue.

So, what will Miami Freedom Park be like?

The new Inter Miami stadium will have a seating capacity of 25,000 and will be part of a 58-acre public park, which will include a tech hub, shops, restaurants, green spaces, and more.

With construction costs expected to reach up to $1 billion, the new Inter Miami stadium will become one of the most expensive sporting facilities in the world.

The stands and steel structures on the west side have been installed, and work around the venue, including the construction of new roads and parking lots, is progressing rapidly.

The City of Miami approved construction of the new Inter Miami stadium after a referendum in which over 60% of residents voted in favour.

Although the stadium is privately funded, the club is expected to pay 57% above the fair market value in rent to the city. As a result, the city anticipates generating approximately $2.67 billion throughout the lease period.

Legends of FC Barcelona, Real Madrid to Face Off at Chase Stadium on September 13

Chase Stadium will stage Historia de Leyendas on September 13, 2025, a special clash bringing together FC Barcelona and Real Madrid greats of the past.

The much-anticipated showdown between Barça Legends and Real Madrid Leyendas is set for a 7:30 p.m. ET kick-off.

Inter Miami CF, founded in 2018 and co-owned by David Beckham, has quickly built a passionate supporter culture in South Florida.

The club’s home matches are known for their vibrant atmosphere, driven by supporter groups like The Siege, Southern Legion, and the Vice City 1896. The groups bring Latin America, Caribbean, and Miami-style flair to the terraces with drums, flags, smoke and chants that echo throughout the match.

Many chants are in both English and Spanish, reflecting Miami’s diverse community.

Here are some popular Inter Miami CF chants:

• Vamos Miami
• Dale Dale Dale Inter
• We Are Miami
• Pink and Black Forever
• Vamos Las Garzas
• Miami Till I Die
• La Familie de Miami

At Chase Stadium, Inter Miami’s supporters have turned football fandom into visual art. Known collectively as La Famila, groups like Vice City 1896, The Siege, and Southern Legion fill the North Stand with thunderous drums, smoke, and huge hand-painted banners.

These tifos, unveiled before kick-off or during key moments, capture the city’s Latin heartbeat, celebrate club icons like Lionel Messi, and embody the unfiltered emotion of Miami football.

Beyond spectable, tifos are a declaration of identity. Each design reflects unity, pride, and the creative spirit that defines both the team and its fans. Whether it is a giant mural welcoming a new star or waves of pink and black flags sweeping through the stands, Inter Miami’s tifos have transformed matchdays into living celebrations of culture and belonging

Below are some popular tifos that have been spotted at Chase Stadium.

Going back to 2019, the surroundings of the stadium were largely industrial. Fast-forward four years, and you see palm-tree-lined roads with car parks surrounded by large areas of greenery, including a well-kept pitch.

The Stadium itself is constructed with four separate stands with four wide-open corners, which you may think sounds odd, but it does actually work. Each of the four stands has a sleek black design with sharp finishes. The Inter Miami CF Official Club Shop is located towards the Southwest corner of the stadium.

The four separate stands all offer one tier of seating with those seats positioned tightly to the pitch, there is a sharp incline up towards the back row of seats. There is, however, a difference between the team stands behind each goal and the two stands that run alongside each touchline. The East and West stands have a black roof with lights on the front to make the stadium stand out when the game is being played after sunset, whereas the North and South stands are open-topped with both having large videos screens behind supported by a series of stilts.

If you attend a game and have a young baby, then baby changing facilities are located in the East and West restrooms. If you require a wheelchair, then concourse level sections 112 and 121 on the East side and 105 and 128 on the West side are the only areas with accessibility for wheelchairs.

In total, there are five different entry points to the stadium. Gate 1 is located on the Southeast Corner, gate 2 is located towards the Northeast, which is primarily for home supporters, and gate 3 is located towards the Northwest Corner. Then there is also the VIP entrance and the Media entrance.

There is a VIP section in the West stand which offers fantastic views over the halfway line. There is also a Heineken Bar which is located in the North Stand.

The stadium has five main entry points for fans. The gates open 90 minutes before kick-off.

When Miami Freedom Park opens in 2026, the club plan for it to be more geared towards fans having places to eat and drink nearby. Despite that, there is still plenty of different options on offer around the ground, with the Heineken Bar being an option, which is the North stands main attraction. There is plenty of concessions around the ground, with a total of 18 in addition to the VIP areas. The stand with the most concessions stands is the East stand.

Unfortunately, it is not best served in Miami immediately outside of the ground. However, a 15-minute walk north of the stadium up North West 10th Terrace will bring you three well-known brands: McDonald’s, Arby’s, and Wendy’s. If you continue walking for a further five minutes on Cypress Creek Road, you will find a Starbucks for your coffee fix as well as Phat Boyz BBQ Restaurant.

Head South of the stadium, and you will need to walk another 15 minutes to find the nearest places to eat. Meat and Fish is located on 49th Street which is a highly rated Barbecue Restaurant. If you go to the crossroads of Powerline Road and Commercial Boulevard, you will be a stone’s throw from McDonald’s, KFC, Waffle House, and Dunkin’, along with lesser-known Restaurants such as Major League Heros Sandwich Shop and the Crisp Eatery & Bar.

If you are looking for just a drink, your best bet will be at the stadium, which has a few out-and-out bar options located close to the ground. It’s important to note that alcohol stops being served inside the stadium from the 70th minute of the game.

Inter Miami CF recently upgraded their food and beverage offerings. There is a mix of national fast-casual outlets, local cuisines and premium-club style options.

Notable food vendors at the venue are Umami Burger and Sam’s Crispy Chicken. Local vendors include Quimera, Doggi’s Mr Chory and Poke OG.

🍔 FOOD TOURS

The scran at Inter Miami looks incredible…but it’s certainly pricey! 😋 pic.twitter.com/4R9wNrdP0m

— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) March 4, 2024

Chicken tacos at Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF)

💵 $12 (£10) pic.twitter.com/IzJHeuHNpB

— Footy Scran (@FootyScran) August 16, 2022

Public transport to and from the stadium is your best bet. You can hop on either the Tri-Rail or bus. The nearest train station exit, Cypress Creek Station, is just over one mile away from the stadium, so it’s not exactly a short walk after a thrilling 90 minutes of action.

If you choose to take the bus, you have two main choices. Route 14 will drop you on 9th Avenue, with stops just 0.3 miles away, while route 55, which runs along Commercial Boulevard, will stop 0.2 miles to the south of the arena.

If you opt for driving, your best bet is one of the car parks that wrap around the east and south stands. Failing that, you’ll need to park away from the stadium and walk in.

Inter Miami moved into Chase Stadium (formerly DRV PNK Stadium) in 2020. It is being used as a temporary home for the club before Miami Freedom Park is completed in the next couple of years.  The Inter Miami first team and reserve side play their home matches here.

They released the following statement in July 2024 (as per ESPN): “The 2025 Season is expected to be our FINAL season here at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale before moving to the new stadium in Miami. We look forward to having you sign and cheering along as we continue our playoff push!”

Messi signed for the club in June 2023, resulting in various ground expansions to meet the increased demand.

Various international and club friendly matches have been played at the stadium in recent years. Most recently, Wolverhampton Wanderers beat RB Leipzig 3-0 as part of their pre-season preparations for the 2024/25 Premier League campaign.

As of the 2024 season, Inter Miami CF Stadium’s capacity stands at 21,550. Due to high fan demand, the total allocation was increased by 1,200 at the start of the season.

The stadium has undergone several improvements since Inter Miami CF came to town. In 2023, when Messi was announced, the club filled in the corner sections of the stadium to cope with the expected demand.

The improvements did have some issues, with the local government claiming work had to be stopped as the club had gone ahead without a permit. An agreement was reached, however, and the increased capacity was made ready just in time for Messi’s unveiling.

Orlando City is Inter Miami’s main rival. This football rivalry is premised on geographical proximity and is usually called the Sunshine Clasico.

Both teams are based in Florida, and fan animosity is often evident whenever they meet. With both teams playing in the MLS, the next encounter between Inter Miami and Orlando City will be on 19 May 2025.

The most recent clash was a pre-season encounter on 15 February 2025. The game ended 2-2. Inter Miami won four of the last six MLS clashes, losing twice to Orlando in that period.

CF Montreal Impact and Columbus Crew are other Inter Miami rivals, further fueled by geographical proximity.

Encounters with CF Montreal are heightened by competition in the Eastern Conference. Playoff battles often make the clash even more exciting.

Inter Miami prioritises the needs of disabled supporters at Chase Stadium. With that, the stadium is designed to meet the needs of people with disability. It does so in the following ways:

• The main concourse at Chase Stadium is a 360-degree concourse. This way, it allows for easy mobility, especially for disabled supporters.
• There are specific parking areas near Chase Stadium that are reserved for guests and supporters with disability.
• Skybox Suites and Field Suits are designed to meet the needs of disabled Inter Miami supporters.
• Chase Stadium staff are trained to assist disabled visitors during matches and stadium tours.
• The club makes an exception to the clear bag policy when it comes to those who are medically in need, such as wheelchair users and other disabled supporters/guests.

If you are attending a game in a group of 10 or more people, you can purchase discounted tickets by calling (305) 428-0611. Mobile ticketing is the only way to access the stadium, and away fans’ tickets are allocated in Section 123.

To purchase a season ticket, you have to put down a deposit, and then you will be placed on the waiting list and await contact for further information.

For a single ticket, the cheapest price you will be able to buy one for is $34, and the most expensive comes in at $245.

Hospitality tickets at Chase Stadium

At Chase Stadium, hospitality tickets on matchdays have become a luxury statement as much as the football spectacle. The club offers a range of premium options, from Midfield and Northwest Clubs to exclusive Field Level Suites, each designed to blend comfort, style and proximity to the action.

VIP ticket prices reflect the growing global demand around the Messi era, with club seats often ranging between £300 and $600 per person while private suites range from $10,000 to $65,000, depending on the opponent and package.