Miami Heat Suites

Kaseya Center, 601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL

As a No. 8 seed, Miami downed the Eastern Conference’s top-two seeds en route to an NBA Finals appearance this past June. Although the Heat ended up losing to the Denver Nuggets, they had one of the most improbable runs in NBA history. Miami returns strong in 2023, ready to make amends. Stars Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo both averaged over 20 points last year. Guard Tyler Herro continues to develop and is healthy after an injury in the playoffs. Miami’s first round draft pick, Jaime Jaquez Jr., was a stud at UCLA. And the Heat re-signed Kevin Love and added guard Josh Richardson to add veteran leadership and depth. Under acclaimed head coach Erik Spoelstra, Miami is set to compete once again.

Kaseya Center has an array of spaces to fit your Club and Suite needs. The Bacardi Ocho Lounge, Courtside Club, and Premium Lounges have excellent amenities. Bacardi Ocho has expert-crafted cocktails, premium couch-style seating, and tapas. The Courtside Club is the ultimate in exclusive socializing with upscale dining, VIP experiences, and premium drink. Miami’s Premium Lounges include top-rated cuisine, exclusive access, and two separate lounges. The Heat also have Party Suites available, which fit groups ranging from 18-80 guests. Parking garage access, private entrance, catering, butler service, and appearance from entertainment team members are all part of the package. Center Court Suites and Loge Boxes are other options.

After doing it with “The Big Three” a decade ago, the Miami Heat have had nearly as much success with the whole being greater than the sum of their parts in recent years. Heat do not have a bona fide superstar but were a game away from reaching the NBA Finals for the second time in three seasons this past spring. The team has essentially the same group back again. Veterans Jimmy Butler and Kyle Lowry return and are joined by Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro, who both raised their games significantly last year (Herro was named the NBA’s Most Improved Player). Rookie Nikola Jovic also will likely join Erik Spoelstra’s starting-five at the power forward spot.

The Center Court Suites at FTX Arena underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation and each have two flatscreen TVs, DVD and Blu-Ray players, a full-size refrigerator, and even access to a private exterior area. They can hold between 12 and 16 guests and come with several dining options, a full wet bar, VIP parking, and a dedicated suite butler. Party suites are also available that can hold anywhere from 18 to 80 fans.

Two seasons removed from a Cinderella run to the NBA Finals, the Miami Heat have the parts in place to make the slipper fit once again. It all starts with Jimmy Butler, who is coming off his most efficient season in the league. At just 24-years-old, Bam Adebayo has blossomed into an elite defender and fan-favorite gunner Tyler Herro is back to let it fly from the outside. The Heat added a pair of NBA Champions to their roster in the offseason. Just a few months after downing champagne, P.J. Tucker trades the snow of Wisconsin for the sunshine of South Beach and can go step-for-step guarding the league’s elite scorers. Six-time All-Star Kyle Lowry heads south of the Canadian border and into the starting lineup. When it comes to the best seats in the house, the AmericanAirlines Lounge and Floor Seating are the way to go. VIP garage parking and in-seat food and beverage service accompany spaces in the first 10 rows of the FTX Arena. Witness the multi-million dollar renovation project of the Center Court Suites. Professional table service, a full wet bar, and a dedicated butler await your party of 12-to-16 guests. Private, opera-style seating is available with their Loge Suites, which also provides access to the reimagined Bacardi Ocho Lounge where Miami’s top mixologists and chefs converge.