Dark since before 2007. Relit in December 2024.
Before the restoration
Today
Bayfront Park · Downtown Miami
A free show of water, light and music on Biscayne Bay. Every night, a few steps from Biscayne Boulevard.A free show of water, light and music on Biscayne Bay. Every night.
Drone footage of the fountain, filmed by DG Aqua Fountains, the team that restored it.
Four shows a night, Sunday through Thursday, and five on Friday and Saturday. Each one lasts about 15 minutes.
Showtimes are from the Bayfront Park Management Trust notice, last checked September 29, 2026. The park may change them for weather, maintenance or events.
Before the restoration
Today
1980s
The City of Miami asks the artist and architect Isamu Noguchi to reimagine Bayfront Park. The Mildred and Claude Pepper Fountain is part of his design.
Before 2007
Storm damage and a lack of funding shut the fountain down. For years the basin sits dry, and the rooms underneath begin to flood.
2024
DG Aqua Fountains takes on the restoration for the Bayfront Park Management Trust and the City of Miami. The old fountain comes down, and a new basin, control room and filtration system go in. Hurricane Milton pauses the work, but the crew pushes on.
December 2024
The fountain lights up again: more than 800 water jets and 500 LED lights, choreographed to music.
Restored by DG Aqua Fountains
Real drone photos of the show programmed by DG Aqua Fountains. Tap any photo to see it full screen.
Aerial photos: DG Aqua Fountains














Bayfront Park, 301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33132. The fountain sits at the center of the park, on the water.
Take the free Metromover to Bayfront Park Station, about 760 feet from the fountain. If you drive, there are parking garages close by.
Anywhere on the rim works, since the show is built in rings. Stand on the bay side to see the city skyline behind the jets, or on the boulevard side to see the bay behind them.
Ten minutes early is enough to pick your spot on the rim.
Hotels within a short walk of the fountain (distances are in a straight line). Bayside Marketplace, next door, has places to eat before or after the show.
The show is free and open to everyone, and it always will be. What we plan is everything around it: the right night and show, where to stand, photos and video, flowers, and a table nearby.

The right night, the right spot, a photographer ready.

Cake, sparklers and your people at the rim.

The fountain lit behind you and an hour to shoot.

Your team, the show and a table nearby.

Ask us about watching from a boat on Biscayne Bay.
Presented by Your Brand
One presenting partner, featured alongside Miami’s fountain: on this site, on the showtimes people check every night, and in everything we publish about the show. This spot is open.
Contact for partners opens soon.
Yes. It’s a public show in a public park, with no tickets and no reservations.
About 15 minutes.
Yes. The park’s current schedule has shows every night.
The park may change or pause the shows for weather, maintenance or events. Before a special night, check the park’s official notices.
No. The show belongs to everyone. We plan your moment around one of the public shows. Plan a moment
DG Aqua Fountains, in 2024, for the Bayfront Park Management Trust and the City of Miami.
No. Miami Fountain is an independent guide. Official information comes from the Bayfront Park Management Trust.