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The AFC East franchise will raise their prices by three percent next season, with reports claiming the change accounts for an extra regular season home game.

The Miami Dolphins have triggered fan frustration after announcing plans to raise season ticket prices by three percent for 2027. The price hike comes despite the team's winless 0-5 start to the current NFL season, with reports noting the increase accounts for an extra regular season home game at Hard Rock Stadium.
Supporters voiced anger on social media following the announcement, criticizing the decision amid poor on-field results. Attendance has also fallen, with Miami averaging 58,719 fans over their first two home games this season, down from 65,687 per game last year.
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