• Garfinkel also said the Dolphins hope to create three different concert seating arrangements at the stadium, with capacities of 10,000, 20,000 and 50,000.
“You can bring in different artists and create different environments,” he said.
• Although the canopy wasn’t fully in place at the most recent University of Miami game, it is now, Garfinkel said. Crews have been checking for leaks and sealing where needed since the last pieces of the canopy were installed.
“I would expect it to be 99.9 percent dry on Sunday if we have rain,” he said, referring to the Dolphins’ home opener at 1 p.m. against the Cleveland Browns.
He pointed out that the canopy is designed to shield 92 percent of the seats from the sun and will keep most fans dry, but with a hole in the middle for the sun to hit the field, he warned that some fans still will get wet, particularly if the wind is blowing rain at an angle.
