An absolutely beautiful station. It is clean, contemporary, and beautiful. It feels like a small…read moreairport.

Excellent travel station No notes 10/10…read more Huge and great customer service The train station offers a multiple stop across South Florida up to Orlando The prices are economical and access to the location is easy

Over the years Tri-rail has made some improvements and it is a very economical way to travel…read moreespecially to Miami Airport. Some of the passenger trains appear to have been updated with electric outlets. The schedule is also relatively consistent. There also seems to be more security in the train.

Great and convenient way to get to and from MIA. I've used this route multiple times to get from…read moreBoca to MIA for a flight. The fare is about 6 bucks and its approx an hr ride- about the same as driving without the mental load and headache. These trains are definitely not luxurious but there are plenty of seats and racks for luggage.

Well I realize how do I now have over 100 check ins here but no review. So let me tell you about…read morethis place what you don't already know. The Metrorail comes in here but over the last thirty years as the City of Miami has evolved so has their central station. Years ago it was Government Center and I would connect to the metro mover. Now as Downtown has changed this truly is the main station. I come into here from Miami Airport to get to Downtown. Also it backs up into Brightline which is around the corner literally steps away. Lastly all the City buses come through here around the building there is a place a block up for the buses that go 595, in front of the building is buses going every ten minutes or so to the Golden Glades than a few steps from that at the side entrance to Metrorail is the 95 express buses. This place is literally a pu pu platter for all your transportation needs in and out of the City of Miami. I highly recommend it as parking is getting increasingly harder to find as well as expensive. You can get monthly passes which make it even more affordable if you come here daily as I do. Also across the way is a brand new Einstein's for a quick morning bite. It is very well lite in the area so don't let the name Overtown fool you it seems very safe. So far so good.

Pretty cool theater, newly renovated in the heart of the historic Overtown area, Just minutes away…read morefrom the American Airlines Arena. It's open to the public, and have a friendly staff.

I love Brightline and I love that it isn't an overly congested station…read more Every time I have come here, the staff has been super friendly and helpful. The waiting is clean and spacious. I've only purchased the premium tickets once and the premium lounge was decent. Overall I enjoy it and will continue to utilize it. I can wait for the expansion completion.

Yelp Review 2026 #191:…read more Brightline connects different parts of Southern Florida to Orlando for under $60 for regular one-way ticket or $110 premium one-way fare. There's a lounge, priority boarding, free food and drinks, comfortable seating onboard, fast-speed wifi, For that, it's convenient to take a train for a little over 3 hours (Miami-Orlando) vs flying. My most recent visit to Brightline Station in Aventura, I was catching a shuttle to go to Hard Rock Stadium aka Miami Stadium for the World Cup. There were two lines. The staff at my line took forever to scan people's tickets that the other line already filled 2 buses! And they were people at the back of the line! There was no shade, no water. Just free alcoholic beverages you have to post on social media. You have to pay for water, sunscreen - basic things they give away for free at other transportation stations in cities that hosted the World Cup! I anticipated you can't catch an Uber from this station after the game. I was right. But the cops were on a total power trip yelling at people "you can't get Uber here!" And the crowd was yelling back at the cops - what a hot mess! The crowd was just walking away from the station so, how did the cops even assume they got Uber?!? LOL.

I went to Miami for a quick trip and I went to the Centre to catch a train. It was clean and on timeread more

When ever you travel to new and different places , it really pays to look at all your option of…read moretransportation. The choices are endless. Do we take a taxi to our hotel ? Do we rent a car? Use Uber ? The choice that you make can save you big Bucks! My wife happen to read reviews of the orange line on Miami Metro Line. You can catch the orange line right at Miami International airport. The orange line stops just a few blocks away from our hotel. And guess what ? A one way ticket is only $2.25 . There were security officers at the ticket machine to help anyone who needed help. So the two of us to get to the hotel only cost us $4.50 total. I have to say that the Metro Line wasn't new by any means, nor the fastest, but it was clean ! For the price of &4.50 for two it cant be beat! There was plenty of security at the airport as well as all along the ride to the hotel. So the next time you fly into Miami International airport, keep a open mind and consider Miami's Metro Line for your transportation needs. I'm glad we did!

Great location and has parking. Right by viscaya. I walk to it from the trail. The tunnel bridge by…read moreit is pretty cool too

Parking is never an issue. The Station is always clean. Walking distance to Vizcaya Museum.read more

I have no complaints about the tri-rail service itself. Buying a ticket is easy. I got it a paper…read moreone-way ticket in less than a minute at a kiosk machine. The train came and left on time. And I got to my destination of Sheridan Street at the time the schedule said. This station though is located right next to a waste facility. The entire station reeks of garbage. I should've taken my Lyft up to the Metrorail Transfer Station if I had known about this before... Do NOT use the vending machines here. First I tried using the snack machine. I inserted my coins first and the bill slot did not work, so I pushed coin return and it did not return my change to me. Then I tried using the Pepsi machine. Every time I put in my dollar and tried to make a selection, it spit my dollar back out. And finally, I tried using the Coca Cola machine. The machine took my bills, but I think something was wrong with the number pad. When I pressed coin return, the screen showed my money being returned in 25 cent increments, but no coins came out. Oh and conveniently, the snack machine had a plastic covering the QR code for refunds. My phone wasn't able to scan it. My phone was able to scan the Coca Cola machine's QR code for a refund. But the machine number was covered by a white strip of tape... At least the Pepsi machine didn't take my money.

Worst experience ever the fact that they're are so many bad reviews at this point we should just…read moreboycott them the workers are also rude and disrespectful and fine you for talking to them a certain way and very unclean can barely sit on the seats cause of all the trash

The line to get picked up from this station can go around the block! But it's got a decent location…read moreand we were at the beachside hotel within 25 min. We went back home from this station a few days later. It was easy to get in and through security. We headed to the premium lounge - there was one other person there. I tried to get some wine from the spigot and I could not figure it out. Luckily- the one person there had done it before. He showed me how to have to select the wine on the electronic part to turn on the spigot, and then you can pour. The Orlando station has wine but doesn't have that electronic control board. So that was confusing but I was happy for the assistance from a random person. Thank you random person! I tried two of their wines and made myself a little dinner plate. They had meatballs in marinara and a chicken Alfredo fettuccini dish in the hot part. The cold part had a charcuterie board with rolled up meats and sliced cheeses. They also had hummus with pita and garlic bread. There was an attendant that came through to check the stock and replenish things. They brought a brand new meat and cheese plate while we were there. They're not checking very closely though because there was a long piece of hair tangled around the utensil for the fettuccini. Pretty gross but also that's what you get when it's an unattended buffet. There was plenty of seating and each chair had a port to charge your devices. We were comfortable as we waited for our train to arrive. They have non alcoholic drinks as well as coffee and teas.

Excellent 10/10 No…read morenotes I've been to South Florida several times over the last 12 weeks.( I have adult children who each have wanted to vacation with me, but their schedules didn't align). Each visit, we've opted to take the Brightline from FtL into Miami. The train is economical, fast, efficient and clean. You can purchase tickets at the customer service desk or online. The station in FtL is small in comparison to the large expansive station downtown Miami. The Miami location has multiple eateries and plenty of seating. Trains operate on an every hour basis. I used the option to keep from driving into the city and paying for parking.

It's a standard metro-rail station - which, for the context of South Floridian sprawl, is a net…read morepositive. Also, the approach is a beautiful station. It does lose a star for the constant problem (across MetroRail stations) that the machines don't take a variety of debit/credit cards. Otherwise, it's positive that it's so well integrated within its urban environment, with bus stops and a nearby vehicular parking garage. As usual, there's typical anxiety if the train is coming, the trains don't run late enough, and it is so absurd that you have to tap your ticket/card to leave the station - what kind of regressive, criminalization of transit usage is that!? Absolutely needs to be changed. ALL THAT SAID, it's such a net positive to have rail options (with signage and audio message in three (3!) languages) in this urban-surburban-car-dominated-megaopolis - and I support it fully and want MORE investment in stations (better than this) to make it better.

As a big proponent of public transportation, we have taken the Metrorail many times while in the…read moreMiami area. We usually come in via the TriRail and get off at the Metrorail transfer station. From there, we can get to several stations to transfer to a bus or to get to downtown. The trains are clean and they have good climate control. Many people use them and they bring their bikes and scooters on as they embark to a different destination. A good choice if you are in the Miami metro area. We got the Easy card for $2 and then the day pass for less than $6.