Eight hours on November 8
The 13th South Florida Seafood Festival runs Sunday, November 8, 2026, at The Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127. Doors open at 11am and close at 7pm. Eventbrite tags the run as eight hours.
The organiser describes 2026 as the festival's second year at this venue. The programme lists more than 15 seafood pop-ups, a Kitchen Lab, bars, live music, a vendor market and a family fun zone. The budget splits three ways: admission, food and travel.
The ticket price and what it covers
Eventbrite's offer record for the event publishes a range from $7.68 to $68.30. The tier list sits inside the checkout, so price the team from the tier you would buy.
Admission covers the gates and the programme inside them: the Kitchen Lab, where Miami chefs cook live and pass samples, the bands and DJs, the vendor market, sponsor activations and the games.
Every pop-up and bar sells its own food and drink. The organiser publishes no vendor price list, so the food allowance is the planner's own input and goes to the team before the day.
Children under 12 pay nothing
The listing states the rule twice: all kids under the age of 12 enter free. Eight adults and four children come to $61.44 at the published floor, and the four children cost nothing at the gate.
A ten-person budget, line by line
Ten adult tickets at $7.68 come to $76.80. Ten at $68.30 come to $683.00. The spread is $606.20 and it is the largest single variable in the day.
At a $40 food and drink allowance the food line reads $400 for ten people. Admission plus food lands at $476.80 on the floor or $1,083.00 at the ceiling. Per colleague, the day costs $47.68 or $108.30.
Both totals exclude travel and any room night.
Getting ten people to 2250 NW 2nd Ave
Miami International Airport sits 9.6 road miles and about 21 minutes from the venue, measured with OSRM routing on OpenStreetMap data. A coach leaving the airport at 10:15am reaches the gate before the 11am opening.
The listing publishes no parking rate for the site. Ask the venue for the lot price and the coach drop-off point and add both to the budget.
Rooms if the team travels in
A Sunday opening puts the travel day on Saturday, November 7. Miami-Dade's year-to-date average daily rate through August 2026 was $261.54, per STR data reported through the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau. Use it as the planning number and replace it with the quotes that return.
Ten rooms at $261.54 come to $2,615.40 for the night, or $261.54 a head. Add admission and the $40 food allowance and the outing lands at $3,092.20, or $309.22 a head.
bookMyTeam's glossary defines a group rate as a negotiated block of 10 or more rooms and puts group rates 15 to 40 per cent below the best available rate. A ten-room request meets that definition.
Booking the block
bookMyTeam sends one request to 50 or more hotels per destination and returns quotes in 24 to 72 hours. Submitting costs nothing and the platform adds no commission to the room rate.
The group rate calculator gives a working figure for the room line before the request goes out. Submit through the RFP form once the room count and the Saturday night are settled.
Buy online, and read two refund lines
Early-bird pricing runs online. The organiser states that prices rise at the door and that entry is not guaranteed, so a group of ten buys before the day.
Two refund statements sit on the same page. The fine print reads "All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges." The policy block above it reads "Refunds up to 7 days before event". Ask the organiser which line governs a group purchase before the card goes in.
Four questions before buying
Ask the venue for the parking rate and the coach drop-off point. Ask the organiser how many tickets remain at the early-bird tier. Ask which refund line applies to a group purchase. Ask the hotels for a Saturday-night rate on ten rooms and a release date for unused rooms.
