Miami football fans can now purchase individual tickets for all seven home games on the Hurricanes’ 2026 schedule at Hard Rock Stadium.
Miami’s ticket office lists single-game seats on sale now, giving fans another option beyond season-ticket and group packages. The home schedule features Florida A&M, Central Michigan, Florida State, Pittsburgh, Duke, Virginia Tech and Boston College.
The Hurricanes open at Stanford on Sept. 4 before returning to South Florida for a Thursday night home opener against Florida A&M on Sept. 10.
Central Michigan visits Sept. 26 for a 6:30 p.m. kickoff on The CW. Miami then hosts five ACC opponents across the final six weeks of the regular season.
Florida State visits Oct. 17, followed by Pittsburgh on Oct. 24. Duke comes to Hard Rock Stadium on Nov. 14, Virginia Tech follows Nov. 21 and Boston College closes the regular season Nov. 28. Television networks and kickoff times for those five games remain unsettled.
The Florida State rivalry game headlines the home slate. Miami designated the matchup as its Orange Out and plans to distribute rally towels throughout Hard Rock Stadium.
Miami paired each home date with a promotion or program celebration. Florida A&M carries the home-opener designation. The Central Michigan game includes the UHealth Cancer Awareness Game, Family Weekend and recognition of Miami’s undefeated 1991 national championship team.
The Hurricanes will honor the 2001 national championship team’s 25th anniversary against Pittsburgh. Duke visits during Homecoming, Virginia Tech headlines the Salute to Service game and Boston College closes the schedule on Canes 4 Life Day with senior recognition.
Miami’s promotional calendar gives fans several anniversary events beyond the games themselves. The 1991 and 2001 celebrations should draw former players and connect the current program with two championship teams.
The ACC moved the Virginia Tech game from Friday, Nov. 20, to Saturday, Nov. 21, after completing its Friday television schedule. The conference announced the adjustment in May.
Miami also continues to sell season-ticket packages starting at $420. Groups of 10 or more can purchase blocks of seats, receive group pricing and get a welcome message on the stadium video board.
The ticket office plans to release individual-game parking at a later date. Miami currently limits season parking to Hurricane Club members and season-ticket holders.
Individual-game sales should attract fans who want to target the Florida State rivalry, Homecoming or one of the national championship celebrations. The seven-game slate gives Miami several opportunities to create a strong home-field advantage during a season that carries conference and national expectations.
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