Published October 22, 2026 05:47 AM
For the 0-5 Dolphins, who have yet to take the lead in any game this season, the phrase “better luck next year” already applies. So does the phrase “better get ready to pay more money next year.”
Via Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins will be raising season ticket prices “across the board in 2027.”
The team attributes the increase to hosting nine regular-season games next season. In 2026, the team increased prices for none of the season tickets — and dropped the prices for some of them.
Per Jackson, most tickets will increase by three percent. Some of them (specifically, in the shade on the home sideline) will be bumped a “bit more.”
In two home games played so far this year, the Dolphins have averaged 58,719 attendees. That ranks 31st in the league, ahead of only the Jaguars — whose ongoing renovations have reduced capacity to 42,000 for 2026.
Last year, the Dolphins averaged 65,687 in eight home games, with the ninth played in Spain.