Hard Rock Stadium was completed in 1987 and constructed at a cost of $115 million in private funds, then was renovated in 2007 at a cost of $250 million. The stadium hosted the Super Bowl in 1989, 1995, 1999 and 2007 -- the first time the championship was played in a continuous rain -- and staged the big game again in 2010, with the Pro Bowl played a week earlier. From 1993 until 2011, the Dolphins shared Sun Life Stadium with the Miami (formerly Florida) Marlins, who won two World Series while playing there.
The stadium has also had several names over the years, including the initial name of Joe Robbie Stadium. It has also been Pro Player Stadium, Dolphins Stadium and Landshark Stadium.
On the club level of the stadium is the Gallery of Legends, which includes a history of the team, classic photos and the players inducted into the Dolphins Honor Roll.
The facility is also home to University of Miami football, the annual Orange Bowl game and is part of the Bowl Championship Series rotation, with the BCS National Championship Game slated to be held here in January 2013.
-- Information from the Miami Dolphins media guide was used in this overview
NOTAS ASIENTOS:
Sections 427 and 428 are No Alcohol Sections.
All Upper Loge Sections include Rows 1 to 4.
Tickets not specified by the seller as Touchdown Club or Upper Loge may map to a less-premium section.
Kids:
Kids ages 1 and under are free if they sit on an adult's lap. If child has reached their 2nd birthday, they must have a ticket to enter.
General:
Items not allowed: umbrellas; alcohol; cans; bottles; zoom lenses; tripods; coolers and other hard-sided containers; backpacks; large bags; and duffel bags. All small bags, including purses, diaper bags and fanny packs, will be inspected before permitted into the stadium. Due to increased security measures, patrons will no longer be able to check prohibited items at the stadium gates. Items allowed: cameras and recording devices. No smoking is permitted in seating area; smoking is allowed on the concourse.
