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Free Entry Leaves the Room as the Line to Price

By sparrow October 17, 2026 Events
Free Entry Leaves the Room as the Line to Price
Free Entry Leaves the Room as the Line to Price

Mario Murillo Ministries brings the Living Proof Miami Crusade to the Grounds at the Miami-Dade County Fair and Exposition, 10901 SW 24th Street, Miami, for four nights, February 7 through 10, 2027. The ministry's event record lists free admission, a 6:30 PM EST start and doors at 5:30 PM. Its FAQ answers the cost question the same way, and seating is first-come, first-served.

A family that travels to this crusade buys lodging and travel. No ticket, no reserved seat and no advance payment sit on the event side. The only registration on the record is a volunteer sign-up that opens later. A buyer who opens the call from that position is asking for a rate on the line that moves.

Four Nights, Sunday Through Wednesday

The crusade runs Sunday February 7 through Wednesday February 10. Services begin at 6:30 PM EST each night, and the venue calendar closes the window at 9 PM. A guest who wants to sit with the same people every night sleeps near the site, and four nights with a Thursday February 11 checkout is the stay these dates give.

The Calendar Splits the Week in Two

The Tri-County Volleyball Challenge runs February 6 and 7 across Arnold Hall, Reilly Coliseum, Fuchs Pavilion, Edwards Hall and the Fair Expo Grille. Its closing day is the opening night of the crusade. The calendar then carries nothing from Monday February 8 through Wednesday February 10.

Friday February 12 starts two events at once: the Miami Grit Classic in Arnold Hall, Reilly Coliseum, Edwards Hall and the Fair Expo Grille through February 15, and the Miami Winter International Open in the Fuchs Pavilion through February 14.

Sunday night shares the city with a five-venue volleyball event. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday sit in a three-night gap between that weekend and the Friday arrivals.

Put the Three Midweek Nights in One Rate

Name Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and ask for a single rate across all three. Ask the property to hold the Sunday night at that same rate. Say the dates in the request: February 8, 9 and 10 are the nights inside the gap.

Ask for Parking as a Separate Line

The crusade is staged on the Grounds at 10901 SW 24th Street, Miami 33165. Neither the ministry record nor the venue calendar publishes a parking charge for these four nights.

Ask for waived parking as its own concession, on the same call after the rate question. A property prints its parking charge on the confirmation, so the waiver carries a number the guest can read back.

A Cancellation Window on the Middle Nights

Ask for a 48-hour cancellation window on the Monday and Tuesday nights and 24 hours on the Wednesday. Nothing on the event side is prepaid, so the request protects the room alone. Get the terms onto the confirmation.

What No Page Publishes

Neither the ministry record nor the venue calendar publishes a headcount for this crusade. The leverage here comes from the shape of the week. Book early where the stay has to sit near the grounds, and carry the three midweek dates into the written request.

Run the Request Through the Brand

hotelhaggle.org publishes coverage of 46 states with 103,857 hotels. The same page states that Florida, Hawaii, Iowa and Washington restrict name-your-price bookings under state travel laws. A Miami request therefore starts as a rate ask on named dates, and submission carries no commission markup.

Carry the four dates and the three midweek nights into the written request.