The Clock the Show Publishes
Got Sole Miami runs one date: Saturday 24 October 2026, at Mana Wynwood Convention Center, 318 NW 23rd Street, Miami. The organiser's poster prints a 12 PM open and a 6 PM close. The venue calendar entry reads Sat, Oct 24, 12:00 PM.
That is a six-hour floor. A planner who books a Saturday arrival against a noon door has two publishers behind the number.
Five Sections and Five Named Partners
The organiser's FAQ names a presenting partner for each of five collecting categories. Sneakers come presented by Got Sole. Cards & Collectibles come presented by Goldin. Vintage comes presented by Sean Wotherspoon. Streetwear comes presented by Superline. Luxury comes presented by Ben Baller.
The FAQ states that each event carries all five categories, each in its own dedicated section. Five named draws sit under one roof on one afternoon, and a group sells against that list.
The same page puts attendance at 5,000-plus and opens the show to all ages. It also answers the selling question. With any ticket, a guest can bring as many items as they can carry around the venue. The FAQ also offers tables through the same ticket page.
What the Calendar Lists Either Side
Mana Wynwood's public calendar carries Got Sole as the only booking on 24 October. The nearest entry before it is III Points 2026 on 16-17 October, seven days earlier. The entries after it run to the LIFE TIME Miami Marathon on 29 January.
Friday 23 October does not appear on that list. A private rental need not appear on it, so the absence proves nothing about the building. It does establish that this show publishes one date.
The Night the Floor Pays For
A Saturday night covers the whole floor. A guest who lands on Saturday morning reaches a noon door, works six hours, and leaves on Sunday.
A Friday night adds a pre-position day. It buys an unhurried arrival, a load-in the evening before, and a Saturday start that needs no same-morning transit.
No session, no badge pickup and no early entry sits on either page for 23 October. The two-night case rests on the arrival. The one-night case rests on the six hours.
The Lot Rate Moves With the Day
The venue publishes one on-site lot: 240 vehicles adjacent to the convention center, inside 400-plus spaces including accessible bays. The daily rate runs from $10 to $50 depending on the day of the week. Payment falls due on entry with a limited time duration.
Two entrances serve it, on NW 23rd Street between NW 5th and NW 2nd Avenues, and on NW 2nd Avenue between NW 23rd and NW 22nd Streets. VIP and valet parking run at certain events on request, and the venue quotes that rate by phone.
The venue publishes no mapping from weekday to rate. A Saturday group budgets the band and asks the venue for the 24 October figure.
Terms Neither Page Carries
No room block, no cut-off date, no host hotel and no shuttle appear on the organiser's site or on the venue's event listing. Admission price is unpublished too. The venue calendar prints a From line against Time to Drive at $65 and against the LIFE TIME Marathon at $75, and prints none against Got Sole.
A group-sales desk builds the block itself. The venue publishes 7.1 miles from Miami International and 6.9 miles from the Amtrak station. Metrorail's Orange Line stops at Culmer Station, which the venue describes as a short ride from Wynwood.
What to Quote on the Call
Four published figures carry a Saturday block. The date is 24 October. The floor runs six hours, noon to six. The audience is 5,000-plus on the organiser's count. The lot runs $10 to $50 a day on the venue's band.
The organiser also runs Boston on 19 December. A group that cannot take the October date has a second edition to price, and the FAQ states that both carry all five categories with their presenting partners.