Big3 Basketball at Kaseya Center
Big3 Basketball brings its fast-paced three-on-three format to Kaseya Center in downtown Miami. The supplied event listing records a Big3 Basketball date at the arena on July 23, 2023; it does not confirm a future game date or a tour name.
Founded by Ice Cube and entertainment executive Jeff Kwatinetz, the BIG3 launched in 2017 with a professional league built around former NBA players and a distinct half-court game. Its format features teams of three, a 14-second shot clock, and four-point shots from designated areas. The league has helped bring experienced professional players into a compact, high-energy style of basketball.
Miami's downtown setting places Kaseya Center close to Biscayne Bay and the city's waterfront attractions. The arena is a major destination for sports and entertainment, with event layouts and seating options that can vary by game. On ticketssunrise.com, this listing appears under Sports and Basketball for Sunrise; the supplied event information identifies the venue and event city as Miami.
Venue and Seating Information
Kaseya Center is a multi-purpose arena with seating configurations that change by event. For basketball, the building generally includes courtside seating, a 100-level lower bowl, premium and suite areas around the 200 level, a 300-level upper bowl, and a 400-level upper deck.
For a full-court view, center-court seats in the lower bowl are typically the strongest option. Lower-corner seats may offer a more affordable alternative, while the 400 level is generally the budget-conscious choice. Fans prioritizing proximity to the action may find the highest rows and far-corner upper-deck seats less appealing.
Parking Information
Parking immediately around Kaseya Center is limited, and event rates vary with demand. Reserving a space in advance can make arrival easier; the nearby options below have estimated rates and walking times that may change for individual events.
- Bayside Marketplace Garage: 401 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132. Estimated event rates range from $15.74 to $55, with an approximate 4-to-7-minute walk. It is close to the arena, though post-event traffic may slow the exit.
- Miami Worldcenter Block H Garage: 644 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33132. Estimated rates are $27 to $40+, with an approximate 5-to-8-minute walk; advance reservations are available.
For rideshare, the listed drop-off area is at Bayshore Drive and HEAT Blvd, with entry through Gate 6. Public transit is another option: take Metrorail to Government Center, transfer to the Metromover Omni Loop, and exit at Park West Station for the walk to the arena.
Big3 Basketball Sunrise reviews
QOTSA
The crowd erupted as soon as Big3 Basketball came on, setting the energy that the opening act had really built. The anticipation was incredible and rightfully so.
Dedicated, educated fans come to see a Queens of the Stone Age show - the people that are.
They started off with a slow heavy number, very effective at sucking the crowd in, from their new album.
Big3 Basketball kept belting out songs from all their previous albums, with every song eliciting a "Yes! I was hoping they would play this one, too!" from the crowd.
Background artwork was beautiful and hypnotic, and they took an encore.
Introduced by Homme as probably their "best song," the last song of the night went on as long as the crowd could take it.
Pauses that kept the crowding wanting more and then delivering it the perfect amount of times with screaming birds in the background, never experienced a band do that before.
Simply epic...they want to share it.
