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Miami Dolphins History
The Miami Dolphins are the oldest continuous major-league professional sports franchise in the state of Florida. Founded by Joe Robbie in 1965, they began play in the American Football League as an expansion team in 1966, then joined the NFL as part of the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. The team has made 24 playoff appearances, won 13 division titles, five AFC championships, and two Super Bowl championships. The 1972 Dolphins are the only fully undefeated team in NFL history, finishing the year 17-0 with a victory in Super Bowl VII.
The Miami Dolphins have 17 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, including greats such as Larry Csonka, Bob Griese, Dan Marino, and Jason Taylor. Three Dolphins have had their jerseys retired: Csonka's number 39, Griese's number 12 and Marino's number 13.
Miami Dolphins Team Info
Conference: AFC
Division: East
Year Founded: 1965
Team Colors: Aqua, Orange, White, Marine Blue
Mascot: T.D.
Team Rivals: New York Jets, New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium
The Dolphins play home games in Miami Gardens at Hard Rock Stadium. Originally opened in 1987 as Joe Robbie Stadium, Hard Rock Stadium is a global entertainment destination that also serves as home to the University of Miami football team. Hard Rock Stadium also hosts the annual Orange Bowl, and has played host to major sporting events such as Super Bowl LIV.
With a capacity of 64,767, the stadium completed a $500 million renovation project in 2016 that included the replacement of every seat in the stadium, and the addition of Field Club, North Sideline Club and corner terraces.
Learn more about Hard Rock Stadium here.
Tickets for the 2025-26 NFL season will be available on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Miami Dolphins. And if you're thinking about last minute tickets, all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are 100% verified and instantly delivered to your phone.
Check out the Hard Rock Stadium seat map on Ticketmaster.
The Dolphins’ biggest rivals are the New York Jets, New England Patriots, and Buffalo Bills.
The Miami Dolphins have reached the Super Bowl championship five times, winning back-to-back titles at Super Bowl VII (1973) and Super Bowl VIII (1974). The Dolphins have the only undefeated season in NFL history, going 14-0 in the 1972 season and culminating in a 14-7 victory over the then Washington Redskins in Super Bowl VII.
NFL in Hard Rock Stadium is the most espectacular sport experience in the world to Andy was love sports. Everithing is great, i recorded the experience with my sons Ligerini. We from Uruguay where American Fiotball online view in ESPN.
First time at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida, and everything was perfect and smooth ! The view from our seat was perfect and all the facility in the stadium are great and easy going. Can't wait to go back.
Buying the tickets were easy. Please next try to sale parking passes.
The event was amazing. We were so happy to enjoy the event. The emails were super informative. The only improve I recommend is to advise on purchasing a parking pass.
Hard Rock Stadium is gorgeous. I’m from close to Buffalo and have only ever been to Bills games. Fans down there are super friendly. Had a great time but really unfortunate about the incident outside the stadium after the game!!
Had the Time of my Life with those Dolphins fans. I ran out of tissues to give to them on the way out. They were all crying & I couldn't stand to look at these grown men & woman crying! It was Awesome!!!
Fun stadium experience if you don't include the parking element. I bought a pass for lot 42 and it took an hour just to get in from the surface street with 1hr and 45min prior to kickoff. Very little coordination and almost no traffic support. No one checked for my pass. Getting out of the stadium was even worse. Clogged lanes, no traffic coordination - just a mess. Took 1.5 hours to get out of the parking lot. Completely ridiculous.
Great game, facility, and atmosphere. Loved the stadium and the process. Not to mention that coming into Miami's house to take the AFC East title is ballsy!
The stadium was great. The parking was a gongshow.
I was very disappointed when I arrived to our seats. When we purchased our tickets along the railing of the visitor side end zone in May of 23 for $750, the stadium map did not illustrate that there was an bar set up with additional seating on the field in front of us. I feel that if you are going to pay that much for an event, a clear representation of your surroundings should be provided. The constant movement by the patrons in that area made it difficult to focus and have a clear view of the game. My suggestion is to make sure you identify these areas so people can make an informed decision on all their surroundings.
