Transfer to/from - Miami airport (MIA)

Miami International Airport is connected to the entire metropolitan area through the Miami Intermodal Center (MIC), a central transportation hub located directly across from the airport. Passengers can reach it via the MIA Mover, a free automated train operating 24 hours a day, boarding on the third level of the terminal between the Dolphin and Flamingo parking garages.

Private and Shared Transfers

For travelers seeking greater convenience, the most recommended option is to book an airport transfer online in advance. This service guarantees a fixed price and a driver waiting upon arrival, avoiding delays and fare negotiations. A standard 3-passenger vehicle typically costs around USD 125.00, while larger vehicles for 4, 6, or 14 passengers are also available. Reservations must be made at least 12 hours in advance.

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South Beach Connection

The 150 Miami Beach Airport Express is the dedicated bus service linking the airport with Miami Beach's hotel district. It operates approximately every 20 to 30 minutes from early morning until midnight. The route includes convenient stops in Mid Beach and South Beach along Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue. Payment is accepted with an EASY Card, EASY Ticket, or contactless payment methods.

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Metrobus

Several Metrobus routes depart from the MIC, serving destinations throughout Miami-Dade County:

• 37: Travels south to South Miami and north to Hialeah.
• 42: Serves Coral Gables and the city of Opa-locka.
• 57: Daytime service to West Miami and the University of Miami (Monday through Saturday).
• J (110): Connects with Allapattah and Miami Beach (via 41st St).
• 238 (East-West Connection): Direct service to Dolphin Mall (Monday through Friday).

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Metrorail

The elevated Metrorail system provides a fast connection between the airport and downtown as well as the southern part of the city via the MIC station:

• Orange Line: The direct route connecting the airport with Downtown Miami, continuing south to Dadeland. Trains run frequently from early morning until midnight.
• Green Line: To access this line toward the north (Palmetto/Hialeah), passengers should take the Orange Line and transfer at Earlington Heights Station.

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Commuter Rail (Tri-Rail and Brightline)

For longer-distance travel to Broward and Palm Beach counties, Tri-Rail provides service from the MIC to cities such as Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Travelers looking for high-speed rail can take Metrorail to Miami Central Station and connect with Brightline trains to Orlando.

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Taxis and Ride-Sharing Apps

Taxis are available on the lower level (Arrivals) outside the baggage claim areas of all terminals. Miami uses flat fares for certain popular destinations (such as South Beach, Key Biscayne, and Port Miami) and metered fares for all other trips. Ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft are also available. Passengers should request their ride after collecting their luggage and proceed to the designated pickup areas on the Arrivals level (Level 1) or Departures level (Level 2).

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Hotel Shuttles

Many nearby hotels offer complimentary shuttle service for their guests. Pickups take place on the first level (Arrivals) of the terminals. It is recommended to contact your hotel directly to confirm the schedule and exact pickup location.