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About Miami Dade County Auditorium

Welcome to the Miami Dade County Auditorium, a historic Miami venue that opened in 1951 and has since hosted iconic touring productions such as Grease, 42nd Street, and Applause, along with a rich slate of multicultural performances. With multiple spaces and a flexible programming approach, the venue offers a comfortable, accessible experience for all guests. Below you'll find seating and space details, parking information, transit options, and recommended nearby hotels and dining to help you arrange a smooth trip to your show.

Tip: Secure your seats early through our trusted ticket partner network. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss purchases, reliable arrangements, and insider guidance on what to expect at each space. If you’re planning a multi-event visit, consider the venue’s varied spaces to match the show’s scale and style. For any accessibility needs or special accommodations, contact the venue in advance so we can help coordinate with staff and with our hotel/dining partners for a seamless experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2901 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33135.
  • Total capacity per space: Main Stage 2,372; Orchestra 1,489; Mid-Stage 450; On.Stage Black Box 250.
  • Venue spaces: Main Stage Theatre, Orchestra Theatre, Mid-Stage Theatre, On.Stage Black Box.
  • Parking: Free on-site parking.
  • ADA/accessibility: Facility is accessible; no elevator is noted (differences may apply by space).
  • Transit: Located in central Miami; guidance for transit available via local transit options (e.g., Tri-Rail/Metrorail connections and bus routes).
  • Nearby hotels: The Grayson Miami, YVE Hotel Miami, InterContinental Miami (Downtown/Arts District).
  • Notable events: Opened in 1951; hosted major touring productions (e.g., Grease, 42nd Street, Applause) and multicultural performances; program expanded with Away From Home Series during renovations.