Miami sports fans, get ready to experience a new nightclub at AmericanAirlines Arena with the launch of Hyde Suite. From the Miami HEAT and sbe—a creative hospitality company that develops, manages and operates award-winning venues and nightlife—the new suite will be available for buyout and single-ticket purchase during the second half of the 2013/2014 season.
Designed by Gulla Jónsdottir of G+ Design, the club can hold 250 guests in the 5,000-square-foot venue. Levy Restaurants will work in collaborating with sbe on the dining options for the 32-person suite that will feature a server, bartender, and fully-stocked bar. The menu will feature a mix of traditional Japanese sushi selections and specialty rolls. Enjoy the game at the large communal table overlooking the arena or from one of 18 stadium-style seats.
“AmericanAirlines Arena is always looking to improve our world-class sports and entertainment venue through a commitment to innovation year-after-year,” said Eric Woolworth, President of The HEAT Group’s Business Operations. “After an extremely successful partnership with Hyde, we are looking forward to our second collaboration with sbe as we launch the Hyde Suite at AmericanAirlines Arena this January which will bring a new type of suite experience to the arena.”
The sleek space is decorated with black wall coverings, dark wood, rich leathers, Hyde-branded furniture and black snakeskin seat cushions. Since a 42-inch flat screen TV will also stream the games, guests will never have to miss a moment of the action while out of their seats. Located on Dewar’s Suite level, HEAT courtside ticket holders will be allowed in the club before, during and after events. Single ticket purchases will have similar access but with a cash bar instead.
The Hyde brand is synonymous with world-class nightlife and famous for its glitterati patrons and high-profile personalities. Already owning properties and venues in some of the hottest cities like Los Angeles, Las Vegas and South Beach, sbe will continue to expand the brand nationally in the coming years.
