Inter Miami’s new stadium announces first tenants as the transformed Miami Freedom Park nears its April 2026 debut. The 131-acre development will welcome three major experiential businesses alongside the club’s 25,000-seat stadium and a brand-new 58-acre Jorge Mas Canosa Park.
🔥 Quick Facts
- First tenants announced: Fever, PopStroke, and Toroverde occupy over 125,000 square feet combined
- Stadium opening: Inter Miami plays home opener against Austin FC on April 4, 2026
- Development scale: Over 1 million square feet of retail, dining, and entertainment space total
- Unique attractions: Tiger Woods-backed mini golf, immersive experiences, and adventure park zip lines
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Inter Miami CF just revealed the flagship tenants transforming Miami Freedom Park into far more than a soccer venue. Each of the three inaugural businesses brings distinct entertainment value to the largest active real estate development in Miami. The trio will share 129,000 square feet of dedicated retail and entertainment space.
Fever, a New York-based live entertainment platform, claims over 30,000 square feet for rotating ticketed experiences. The company specializes in immersive attractions like Stranger Things: The Experience and serves as a ticketing partner to FC Barcelona. DevonMcCorkle, President of Miami Freedom Park, emphasized the vision of creating “something new and unexpected on every visit.”
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PopStroke, the Tiger Woods-backed interactive mini golf eatertainment concept, occupies 75,000 square feet of prime retail space. The venue combines competitive golf gameplay with dining, establishing itself as a major family destination. Toroverde rounds out the initial tenant group with 24,000 square feet dedicated to adventure parks and zip line courses.
Toroverde marks its first mainland U.S. location after operating successful adventure parks across Puerto Rico, the United Arab Emirates, and soon Spain. The combination of high-thrill attractions positions Miami Freedom Park as an entertainment hub extending well beyond soccer matchdays. Retail leasing opportunities remain for spaces ranging from 2,500 to 30,000 square feet.
| Tenant | Square Footage | Experience Type |
| Fever | 30,000 sq ft | Immersive ticketed events |
| PopStroke | 75,000 sq ft | Mini golf eatertainment |
| Toroverde | 24,000 sq ft | Adventure parks & zip lines |
Construction Milestones Accelerate Toward 2026 Opening Date
Construction on Miami Freedom Park commenced in August 2023 and continues gaining momentum. The development opens in phases throughout 2026, beginning with the stadium, Jorge Mas Canosa Park, youth athletic fields, civic plazas, and restaurants. The 25,000-seat venue completes multiple construction phases to deliver Lionel Messi and the team their permanent Miami home.
The stadium design comes from Manica and Arquitectonica, combining architectural expertise with modern sports facilities. April 4, 2026 marks the historic first game, pitting Inter Miami against Austin FC in the team’s MLS season opener. Additional development phases continue through 2030, including 750 hotel rooms, office space, and expanded retail offerings.
Beyond Soccer: A Comprehensive Urban Development Transforms Miami’s Landscape
The 131-acre property represents Miami’s commitment to transforming the old Melreese golf course into a dynamic mixed-use community. Over 1 million square feet of retail, dining, and entertainment space complements residential, hospitality, and workforce amenities. The public 58-acre Jorge Mas Canosa Park delivers green space and recreational opportunities for all Miamians.
The development controlled by Inter Miami’s ownership group includes retail leasing handled by InHouse Commercial, Newmark, and Magellan Realty Group. Devon McCorkle leads the mixed-use development project as President of Miami Freedom Park. The comprehensive vision extends far beyond sports, positioning Miami Freedom Park as a destination for families, tourists, and soccer enthusiasts alike.
What Makes Miami Freedom Park Different From Other Stadium Developments?
Most stadium projects focus primarily on the venue itself, but Miami Freedom Park prioritizes year-round entertainment and community engagement. The inclusion of adventure parks, immersive experiences, and interactive activities means visitors create memorable moments beyond match days. Lionel Messi arrives at a stadium environment designed to compete with premium entertainment destinations worldwide.
The strategic tenant selection reflects thoughtful programming decisions. Fever’s immersive experiences appeal to cultural audiences, PopStroke’s family-friendly mini golf attracts multigenerational visitors, and Toroverde’s adventure offerings create thrill-seeking opportunities. Future tenants will continue filling remaining retail spaces through 2030, ensuring continuous evolution and market responsiveness. Miami Freedom Park represents a new model for how major sports infrastructure builds community value beyond the field.
Sources
- Sports Business Journal – Comprehensive tenant announcement and development details
- Axios Miami – Opening timeline and tenant business profiles
- Inter Miami CF Official – Stadium specifications and project scope
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