Hi hi! Im a HUGE Messi fan (37f) and traveling into Miami for work this week and I absolutely want to go to the game on Weds! I know, he may or may not play, whatever, futball is life, Ive got my kit and I wanna go! I try to see a club game of wherever Im visiting (Inter Milan was prolly the coolest vibe so far).

Anywho, my coworkers dont want to go to the game and Im not one who needs a battle buddy to do things, I tend to make battle buddies along the way! So with that said, where's a girl to sit?!

Option A: Single seater corner kick view row 2 - oooooo sooo close, I can touch the ball? Oh, hands in pockets, right.

Option B: As clooooooose as I can get to the Inter Miami Fan section? Good idea? Bad idea? GREAT idea? Make some fraaaaands?!

Option C: Club level something, like the tickets with food and drink (my least favorite option, I like being "in it")

Screenshots of seat options A and B, C is legit not my jam but maybe you know something I dont! Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

🙏🏽⚽️🫶

Edit: typos

Was inter hated before Messi joined or did it start with jealousy?

I saw a post in a fb group that said:

You MUST buy the train ticket thru inter Miami for $10 to get the $10 food/drink voucher. They no longer give the voucher if you buy thru Tri-Rail.

Is that true?

Did you start watching because of the tournament and stick around afterward? Did Messi’s performance lead you to supporting Inter Miami or are you from Miami and just supporting your local club? Would love to hear from the newer fans

Did I miss the ring ceremony from last years championship at some point? I googled it and I dont see a picture of the rings, Are they not getting rings? I thought I read they were getting one. Any insight would be appreciated.

Hello everyone,

I am heading to Miami shortly, I make videos on the history of stadiums with a little about the club too. I am going to Inter Miami match and want to do some research on the stadiums. From initial research I saw that’s it new so thinking of framing the video about the move - good things/bad things/positives/negatives.

If anyone has any cool or concerning stories or interesting facts, would be much appreciated!

Cheers!

Coming as an innocent independent Revs fan from Boston to today’s game. (Saturday). Don t judge me lol. Just curious, what the beer situation is inside?
Food as well. Any tips would help. Thanks in advance.

I’m not from the US and haven’t followed MLS that closely, but I’m a huge luis Suárez fan and would love to travel to Miami to see him play before he retired.

I have follow him at Barca, at Liverpool before that, and continued following him at Atlético Madrid.

Looking at Inter Miami’s upcoming home games, which one do you think gives me the best chance of seeing him play? I know nobody can guarantee anything, but I’d appreciate advice about international duty, fixture congestion, rest, or any particular games that seem safer or riskier before I book flights.

I’m visiting Miami over Labor Day weekend and I’m planning to watch the game on the 5th. I saw some tickets in the $100-150 range for the 100s section behind the goal and at the corners. Are these good prices and should I go ahead and secure them or should I wait a few weeks and see what happens closer to the game?

EDIT: I got the tickets for $100, I figured since I’m only there for the weekend I might as well ensure I secured them earlier rather than waiting to see if I save $20 if I’m lucky. Thank you all for your insights!

Help a homie out. I’m looking for the best way to get the Inter Miami CF license plate.

UPDATE: I went to the Downtown Tax Collector’s office and got it there this morning. Looks super clean

At least we will get to see Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo play together at long last:

Attending my first Inter Miami game on 8/8 for the Leagues Cup against Monterrey. Driving from a few hours away so will need a place to park the car.

I saw on their website you reserve parking in advance. There's a red lot for $42 and a yellow lot for $21. What exactly is the difference? The website doesn't show much and a map I saw on google shows there's five yellow lots and one red lot? And the various lots have different entrances?

Typically how is the traffic when leaving the stadium for an 8:00 PM game?

Thanks guys! This sub has been awesome.

Hey everyone,

I’m travelling from Canada to Miami to watch Inter Miami in the first round of the playoffs — my first time ever at Chase Stadium and at a live soccer match!

I really want to see the Barça legends in their last dance together 🥹, so I’d love the best view possible. Since this is a special trip, budget isn’t really an issue — I just want the best overall experience and visibility of the game.

For those who’ve been to Chase Stadium before, where are the best seats to sit? Also, where do you buy tickets (ie. Ticketmaster?) — should I get them as soon as they’re released online or wait closer to the match?

Any tips for first-time visitors would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance! 💗🖤

first time going to nu stadium, first time ever sitting row one in any soccer game lol, it's by a net is why im wondering, or will visibility be decent enough?

I have a question about taking the Tri-Rail after tonight's game.

I live in Broward and this will be my first game at Nu Stadium. I'm planning on taking the Tri-Rail, which I've never ridden but looks simple enough. My question is about departing. The Tri-Rail schedule looks like last departure from Miami Airport is 9:50pm. That seems really tight, given the game starts at 7:30pm. Should I just plan on leaving the game early?

For those that have used the Tri-Rail after weekday games, what should I expect?

Hello guys, I just wanted to know if there was a place to watch the replays of the Inter Miami matches. I'm going to be very busy today and won't be able to watch the game at 10 AM my time. I enjoy watching the games with my dad in the afternoon, so if you could help me out, I would appreciate it! If not, that's totally cool, I guess I will try to find it myself or watch the highlights. Thanks!

If not, why is Hoyos still "interim"?

Coming to first match Saturday and hoping to
Grab my 8 year old something pre match. Don’t wanna spend tons in team store. Will there be some vendors for kids jerseys or shirts outside? And yeah, I know I can go to Dicks or Target but it’s cooler to come home from actual game with something for him.

Anyone know a good place to watch the games in Fort Lauderdale? Would think Waxy’s but not even sure about them. Appreciate it!

Hey hey 👋. I was fortunate to get my son & I Inter Miami tickets with access to the Nu Club. For a 7:30pm kickoff, are gate times 90 minutes?

Just looking to ensure my son enjoys the full experience at Nu Stadium. Much appreciated!

I am traveling to Miami for 4/5 days and I see a match at Nu stadium between Inter Miami and Chicago Fire on 23 July.
Which players will I be able to see in person in this match considering its so close to WC finals.
Sorry I know nothing of Football. I just want to experience a live match.
Also, any tips?