Miami · Public facilities

Nu Stadium at Miami Freedom Park 2026 Opening

Completed 26,700-seat Inter Miami CF soccer stadium at Miami Freedom Park, opened to the public and first used for MLS matches on 4 April 2026.

The 26,700-seat Nu Stadium opened to the public for Inter Miami's inaugural home match on 4 April 2026; stadium operational, surrounding development phases still ongoing.Evidence: 4 April 2026 first Inter Miami CF home match and opening · Reviewed 6 November 2026

Documented outcome

4 April 2026 first Inter Miami CF home match and opening

Inter Miami's official retrospective and venue documentation confirm that the newly built 26,700-seat Nu Stadium opened on 4 April 2026 for Inter Miami CF versus Austin FC.

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Project in numbers

26,700Club-confirmed stadium seating capacity
4 April 2026Public opening and first MLS match
2023Miami Freedom Park original site works started

About the project

A purpose-built, 26,700-seat soccer stadium at Miami Freedom Park with a 360-degree open-air concourse, grand staircases, premium facilities, and views towards Miami's urban core. This historical dossier covers the delivered venue only. The separate 58-acre public park and later retail/hotel district phases are not all completed just because the stadium opened.

Verified development history

  1. 2023 Miami Freedom Park work begins

    Inter Miami CF's developer team reported early works on the Miami Freedom Park site, including its soccer stadium.

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  2. 2025–March 2026 stadium preparations

    The team published its first MLS schedule for the new home and provided final venue seating and access plans.

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  3. 4 April 2026 stadium opens

    Inter Miami's official published retrospective confirms the inaugural first game and public venue opening on 4 April.

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  4. July 2026 operating venue documented

    The club subsequently confirmed Nu Stadium hosted international teams and other events after its April opening.

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What remains uncertain

The club's own April retrospective corroborates a stadium opening, rather than merely a planned match. Earlier preliminary stadium design described 25,000 seats while the club's latest opening materials specify 26,700, which is used here. No unverified final all-in cost is assigned to the venue.

Official maps, designs and site visuals

Original publisher links, not unlicensed photographs or invented project renderings.

Sources and documents

99% editorial confidence · Evidence assessment

Editorial confidence describes how well the cited records support this account. It is not a calibrated probability of project completion. Source event dates are distinct from research review dates.

Sources reviewed 6 November 2026.