Dolphins Announce Roughly 3% Season‑Ticket Increase for 2027

Overview

• The Dolphins mailed 2027 season-ticket renewal notices this week showing most seats up about 3 percent, with larger increases for some premium club and shaded sideline sections.
• The team says the change reflects having nine regular-season home games next year instead of eight, which the franchise counts as added game value for members.
• Fans reacted angrily on social media to the timing while the team is 0-5 and home attendance has lagged, with critics citing poor on-field results and perceived ticket value.
• Season-ticket holders must act before the first automatic billing on Nov. 17 if they want to cancel their renewals, the team advised in the mailed materials.
• The announcement comes as owner Stephen Ross is reported to be selling a 2.1 percent stake to Jean Eric Salata for at least $12.5 billion, and follows past schedule moves such as a 2025 home game shifted to Madrid under the NFL’s 17-game format.