Since there is only one way on and one way off of the island of Key Biscayne, you will drive right past the tournament entrance, although parking for the Nasdaq 100 is right across the street at the old Crandon Park Zoo, there is also additional parking off Island and there is a shuttle service throughout the entirety of the tournament.

Shuttle information: The Nasdaq 100 provides a free shuttle for Key Biscayne resident and visitors stayin on Key Biscayne.  According to officials involved, the shuttle runs on a 20 - minute loop and stops at all of the Miami- Dade County bus stops on Harbor Drive and Crandon Boulevard.  The shuttle will drop off passengers in 'Parking Lot 4' which is right across the street from the Tournament.  There are policemen keeping the flood of spectators crossing Crandon Boulevard safely with the help of a traffic signal.  There are policemen present during the course of daily and nightly play and are the last ones to leave.
  
Executive Management Earl "Butch" Buchholz, Tournament Chairman
Adam B. Barrett, Tournament Director/Executive Vice President  
  
The basic history of the Nasdaq 100 tennis tournament :  Celebrating its 20th year in 2004, the NASDAQ-100 Open is the largest tournament in the world with Title Sponsorship. When Butch Buchholz established the tournament in 1985, it was the first newly-created two week tennis event where men and women competed simultaneously. Located in Delray Beach (Laver’s International Tennis Center) in its first year, the tournament moved to Boca Raton (Boca West) in 1986, and in 1987 found a permanent home on Miami’s Key Biscayne. In 1994, Miami-Dade County completed and christened the Tennis Center at Crandon Park, a 30-acre expanse that is transformed each year from a public tennis facility into a full-fledged festival for the NASDAQ-100 Open. The Tennis Center at Crandon Park is considered one of the finest venues and the NASDAQ-100 Open one of the most prestigious titles in professional tennis. 
  
The Format of the Nasdaq 100 tennis tournament:  The only combined 12-day Tennis Masters Series event on the ATP and WTA Tour calendar, the NASDAQ-100 Open features the world's top-ranked pros - 96 men and 96 women in singles competition, and 32 men's teams and 32 women's teams in doubles action. The men’s final returns to best 3-out-of-5 sets in 2004. Every other match, both men’s and women’s singles and doubles will be best 2-out-of-3. 
  
Champions 2003: March 19-30 
Men's Singles: Andre Agassi (USA-2) d. Carlos Moya (ESP-5) 6-3, 6-3 
Women's Singles: Serena Williams(USA-1) d. Jennifer Capriati (USA-6) 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 
Men's Doubles: Roger Federer (SUI)/Max Mirnyi (BLR) (7) d. David Rikl (CZE) /Leander Paes (IND) (6) 7-5, 6-3 
Women's Doubles: Magdalena Maleeva (BUL) /Liesel Huber (RSA) d. Shinobu Asagoe (JPN) /Nana Miyagi (JPN) 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 
 
Tournament Referee: Alan Mills 
  
Prize Money Total of $6.5 million in 2004. 
  
Television Coverage in 2003 included over 37 hours in the U.S. and over 900 hours internationally. The men’s and women’s finals were broadcast on CBS, while ESPN and ESPN2 televised over 33 hours of live and taped coverage. 
  
Attendance:  248,126 in 2003 over 22 sessions. 
  
Tickets  and ticket information 305-442-3367 -- Tickets are sold in packages and individually..  To visit the official Nasdaq 100 website, simply click here>>