Miami airport to Port Everglades shuttle

Fly into Miami, sail from Fort Lauderdale

No train, no connecting bus, no second airport.

Your ship leaves from Port Everglades, but your flight lands in Miami. It happens all the time. MIA has a wide choice of domestic and international flights, and for some travelers it simply has the right nonstop or the right arrival time. International travelers who clear immigration at MIA can ride on to the pier without changing airports.

The gap between the two is a drive north from Miami-Dade into Broward. Ace covers it door to door: the driver meets you at MIA, loads every bag and drops you at your terminal in Fort Lauderdale, with no train, no connecting bus and no second airport.

I-95 or the Turnpike to the port

The driver picks the road on the day.

There are two main ways north. I-95 is the direct line up the coast. Florida's Turnpike runs further west and can be the better choice when I-95 is backed up. Either way, the last stretch is east on I-595, which leads straight to the port entrance.

Drivers choose the road on the day, based on the hour and the traffic. Ace doesn't print a drive time, because a quiet Sunday morning and a weekday rush hour are very different trips. Dispatch sets your pickup from your arrival time and the check-in time on your boarding documents.

1. Pickup at MIASet from your arrival and your check-in time.
2. North on I-95 or the TurnpikeWhichever is moving at that hour.
3. East on I-595Straight to the port entrance.
4. Through the port security gateThe queue on busy sailing mornings is planned for.

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When MIA beats FLL for this sailing, and when it doesn't

Compare the flights first, then add the ride.

FLL sits right beside Port Everglades, so if the flights are equal, FLL is the shorter transfer, and Ace runs that route too. MIA earns its place when its flights fit better: a nonstop from your city, a landing time that leaves more room before check-in, or tickets that work out better for a whole family.

A simple test: compare the flight options first, then add the ride. If MIA saves you a connection or a very early start, the longer drive north is usually worth it.

• FLLRight beside the portThe shorter transfer when flights are equal
• MIABetter flights for someA nonstop or a landing time that fits

Shared seats, private vans and coaches

List every bag and let dispatch pick the size.

A shared seat suits a couple traveling light. On a longer run like this one, most families and groups book a private vehicle so the ride goes straight to their terminal with no stops for anyone else.

Families often underestimate the bags. Cruise luggage, carry-ons, a stroller and a cooler add up quickly, so list everything and let dispatch pick the size.

• VanSprinter van with a driverFor a family
• 15 to 20MinibusFor 15 to 20 people
• 56Full size motorcoachMore than one from partner-fleet capacity of 40+
• GPSGPS tracking, Wi-Fi and camerasOn every Ace vehicle

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What Ace needs to quote the MIA to Port Everglades run

Send the details, get a written quote.

No fare is posted for this route. Send these details and dispatch quotes the trip; the written quote sets out the booking terms.

• Your MIA flightArrival or departure
• Ship and datesSailing date and return date
• Number of passengers
• Suitcases and strollersPlus any child seats
• Shared or privateOne way or both legs
• A hotel stopIf you stay a night in Fort Lauderdale

Return day and carrier details

Dispatch answers 24/7 if the ship docks late.

When the ship returns, guests leave in groups through the morning and clear customs inside the terminal. Add the drive south to MIA, and an afternoon flight home leaves the safest margin. Send your ship and flight time, and the driver meets you at the terminal curb.

Ace Tours Inc is an active passenger carrier, USDOT 1310399, with $5,000,000 liability coverage. Certificates of insurance are available on request for groups, planners and agencies.