MIAMI — The Kaseya Center, home of the Miami Heat, just got a major makeover.

The downtown Miami arena recently completed a $14 million renovation of its suites and lodges, part of a broader effort to modernize the 26-year-old venue.

“This is the first major overhaul we’ve had in a long time, and the thought process was, you know, let’s make them into almost individual club spaces,” said John Vidalin, executive vice president and chief commercial officer for the Miami Heat. “You come in here and you have your own club.”

The newly redesigned suites feature upgraded finishes, modern lighting, and enhanced technology aimed at improving the fan experience.

This project is only part of the changes that have happened here at the Kaseya Center.

Over $60 million have been poured into renovations over the last three years to make it one of the most modern homes in the NBA.

With luxury upgrades and new amenities, Heat fans can expect a more personalized and premium experience the next time they visit the Kaseya Center.

Will Manso

Will Manso came back home to South Florida when he joined Local 10 in March of 1999. During his time here, Will has kept busy by working in sports, news and he's even dabbled in entertainment. He is now Local 10's sports director and also enjoys the chance to serve as a host for special shows on Local 10.

Kaseya Center unveils $14M suite renovation, Heat exec says upgrades give fans ‘their own club’

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