Event travel guide

Going to a show in Miami, FL

Airport to venue, closest lodging, rideshare, taxis, black car and SUV pickup, parking and transit in Miami, FL, from official sources.

From the airport

Travel details for the Miami area.

Airports

Airport to the venue

From MIA, the MIA Mover reaches the Miami Intermodal Center, and the Metrorail Orange Line continues to Brickell and Government Center downtown. Source

Rideshare

Ride app pickups are on the first level (arrivals) and second level (departures) at MIA. The app shows the designated location and door number. Source

Taxis

Taxis wait on the arrivals level at the lower curb outside baggage claim, where uniformed airport staff direct riders. Service is regulated by Miami-Dade County. The companies shown come from the airport's wheelchair-accessible taxi sheet, so this is not a full list of licensed companies. Source

From an official list, in the order shown there. It may not be complete, and listing a company is not an endorsement. Check current fares with the operator.

Black car and SUV pickup

Coming soon. Delta Arc will add this from an official source.

Public transit

Take the MIA Mover from the third level to the Miami Intermodal Center, where Metrorail, Metrobus and Tri-Rail connect. The Orange Line serves Brickell and Government Center, and Route 150 runs to Miami Beach. Source

Venues and closest lodging

James L. Knight Center

Venue site

Parking. The center sits next to the Hyatt Regency, with garage parking at Miami Tower linked by a glass walkway and run by the Miami Parking Authority. A flat lot sits beside the tower. Source

Transit. The Miami Metromover stops at Knight Center station. Source

Closest lodging. The venue describes itself as adjacent to the Hyatt Regency. Source

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