Inter Miami stadium announces new tenants, including adventure park operator
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A rendering of Miami Freedom Park. Image: Courtesy of MFP
Miami Freedom Park — Inter Miami's new soccer stadium — announced experiential businesses Fever, PopStroke and Toroverde as the first tenants of the 131-acre mixed-use campus at the old Melreese golf course.
Why it maters: Lionel Messi's new workplace will be far more than a sports arena — it's the "largest active real estate development in Miami," according to Miami Freedom Park.
- In all, the development will feature over 1 million square feet of retail, dining, entertainment and office space, along with 750 hotel rooms.
Zoom in: The focal point of the campus — a 25,000-seat stadium — will open in April alongside a 58-acre park, youth athletic fields, civic plazas and "the first wave of retailers."
- Fever, a live event organizer, will host ticketed experiences at its new 30,000-square-foot retail space.
- PopStroke, an interactive miniature golf concept backed by Tiger Woods, will program a 75,000-square-foot retail space.
- Toroverde, known for adventure parks and zip line courses, promises to bring "high-thrill attractions" to its 24,000-square-foot venue.
What they're saying: "Our goal has been to create a place that offers something new and unexpected on every visit — and this first wave of tenants embodies that vision," Devon McCorkle, President of Miami Freedom Park, wrote in a statement.