Dolphins season tickets to cost more in 2027
Most tickets will rise by three percent, with larger increases for some shaded seats, according to Miami Herald reporter Barry Jackson.
The Dolphins will increase prices for every season ticket in 2027, according to Miami Herald reporter Barry Jackson. The team says the increases reflect a schedule that will include nine regular-season home games next season.
Jackson reported that most tickets will cost three percent more. Some shaded seats along the home sideline will have a larger increase. The move follows a 2026 season in which the Dolphins held prices steady for some season tickets and lowered them for others.
The Dolphins are 0-5 and have not led at any point this season. Attendance across their two home games has averaged 58,719, placing them 31st in the league. Only the Jaguars rank lower, with renovations limiting their stadium capacity to 42,000 for 2026.
Last year, the Dolphins recorded average attendance of 65,687 across eight home games. Their ninth home game was played in Spain.
