Fort Lauderdale to Miami shuttle, including FLL to MIA

Airport to airport: FLL to MIA and MIA to FLL

Land at one airport, fly out of the other.

Plenty of trips start at one airport and end at the other. A traveler lands at FLL but flies out of MIA on an international ticket. A cruise passenger sails home to one port and has a flight from the other airport. A missed connection leaves someone at the wrong airport with a flight to catch.

Ace runs the transfer in both directions. The driver meets you at the arrivals curb of one airport and drops you at the departures door of the other, with your bags handled at both ends. Send both flight numbers and dispatch sets the pickup with room to check in.

1. Send both flight numbersDispatch sets the pickup with room to check in.
2. Met at arrivalsAt the curb of the first airport.
3. Bags handled at both endsLoaded at one curb, unloaded at the other.
4. Dropped at departuresAt the door of the second airport.

City to city: hotels, homes and offices

Hotel door to hotel door, in either direction.

Not every ride involves a plane. Visitors staying on Fort Lauderdale beach head to Miami Beach for a dinner or a show. Business travelers in a Las Olas hotel have meetings in Brickell or Doral. Families in a Miami condo want a day on the Fort Lauderdale waterfront.

Ace picks up at the hotel entrance, the front door or the office lobby and drops you at the address you give. Return rides are booked the same way, and a group can make stops on the way if they are listed in the quote.

• Fort LauderdaleThe beach, Las Olas and downtown
• On the wayHollywood, Hallandale Beach and Aventura
• MiamiMiami Beach, Brickell, downtown, Wynwood, Doral
• Homes and officesAnywhere between the two cities

Get a quote for your tripor call (954) 250-6667, 24/7

Shuttle, rideshare or the train

Door to door, one vehicle, quoted first.

Rail runs between Broward and Miami-Dade. For a solo traveler with a backpack it can be the lowest cost option. With suitcases it means getting to a station, riding, then getting from the far station to your door or terminal, often with a connection at each end.

A rideshare goes door to door but is priced per car, and a group with bags may need more than one. An Ace shuttle is quoted before the ride, goes door to door and carries the whole party in one vehicle. Ace doesn't run a free shuttle between the airports; every ride is quoted.

I-95, the Turnpike or US-1

Dispatch plans around the traffic you will meet.

Most rides between the two cities use I-95. When it is slow, the driver can switch to Florida's Turnpike to the west, or use US-1 for short hops between neighboring towns along the coast.

The time on the road changes with the hour: weekday rush hours are the slowest, and evenings around big events in Miami can be busy too. Ace doesn't print a ride time for this trip. Dispatch looks at your pickup time and destination, and plans around the traffic you are likely to meet. Late night returns are normal, since dispatch is open around the clock.

• I-95The usual road between the two cities
• Florida's TurnpikeTo the west when I-95 is slow
• US-1Short hops between coastal towns
• Late night returnsDispatch is open around the clock

Get a quote for your tripor call (954) 250-6667, 24/7

From a Sprinter van to a full size motorcoach

One or two travelers share. Groups go private.

A shared ride suits one or two travelers. Private vehicles are sized to the group and the bags, and the quote follows the pickup, the drop-off, the date and time, the headcount and any stops.

• VanSprinter van with a driverFor a family or a small team
• 15 to 20MinibusFor 15 to 20 people
• 56Full size motorcoachFor up to 56 people
• GPSGPS tracking, Wi-Fi and camerasOn every Ace vehicle

Booking details and paperwork

Send the trip, get a written quote back.

Send the date, the pickup and drop-off addresses, the headcount, the bag count and any flight numbers. Dispatch replies with a written quote that sets out the booking terms.

Ace Tours Inc is an active passenger carrier, USDOT 1310399, incorporated in Florida in 1999, with $5,000,000 liability coverage. Companies moving staff between the two cities can ask for a certificate of insurance.

• USDOT 1310399Active passenger carrier
• $5M liabilityCertificate of insurance on request
• 1999Incorporated in Florida