It's a standard metro-rail station - which, for the context of South Floridian sprawl, is a net positive. 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. read more

Miami Metrorail - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

As a big proponent of public transportation, we have taken the Metrorail many times while in the Miami 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. read more

Miami Metrorail - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Unreliable. if you like to be on time, just drive. I'm at the trirail transfer station. Been waiting for the south train for about 20 minutes and counting. read more

Highly unreliable, There is a lack of accountability from drivers and security officers.

Brickell station has issues every day it seems. Either elevator isn't working or escalator or the kiosks to scan your ticket. A worker recommended I buy a new phone or find another way to activate my ticket in order to scan my day pass. The light was on high, I use it all the time with no problem at other stations .Terrible customer service this morning. read more

I love the *idea* of the Metrorail more than the execution of the rail. There is a mix of people riding the rail and I can't see how this is an affordable option or convenient for minimum wage earners or fixed income folks. There are people who walk and bike to the Metro Rail station. It's not easy braving the streets of Miami. For drivers, you have to pay to park your car in the Metrorail garages. Then you have to pay for the Metrorail ticket(s). If you're thinking that if people can own a car, then they should be able to afford parking & round trip Metrorail tickets - then you're forgetting that some people are gifted used cars by family or that they struggled a lot to get a car. Now if someone has worked hard to have the luxury of owning a car they're gonna want to drive it and not pay $$ to ride the Metro. If the rail was a more reasonable option, then it would help reduce car traffic on dixie hwy so much. But if you're working minimum wage and you have to pay to park at the garage or take a bus to the rail stop then it is not really time or cost effective. I wish it was quieter. I lived near one of the metrorail stops and whenever the cars would stop, the braking noise was unbelievably screechy. Make sure you check out how often the trains run because there are 30 min breaks in between trains on weekends instead of the 15 minutes on weekdays. A huge positive of the rail is that it leads you to the major downtown stops where parking is expensive and difficult anyways. I like that it hooks up with the free people mover too. If any city and county top officials actually rode the Metrorail (even once a year) then they'd realize some changes need to be made. For now, the rest of the people will suffer from riding the rail out of necessity or will be stuck in traffic. read more

Safe and great location. You'll be close to Baptist South, Sunset place, and several restaurants in the area. Security is attentive and friendly. Has a parking garage which is a plus as not all the stations offer parking. Would recommend it in order to avoid traffic. Just wish that the metros would also be more efficient and run on schedule which seems to be nearly impossible. read more

Miami Metrorail - Parking garage for the metro station - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

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We have used the metrorail multiple times now and each time has been great! The cars appear very clean and there's always security both on the cars and at the stations. Signs clearly show you were to go in the car and at the station as well (plus the website is pretty easy to use). The best part was that the cars have great air conditioning in them! Quite decadent after walking around exploring in the Florida summer. I was even more surprised that the rail and mover haven't been packed considering they have been free, always have seats available. The only part that needs some work is several of the stations monitors weren't working so you didn't know how long til the next train was coming (but I just used the website which gives the times as well). With as crazy as traffic and construction can be down here, this is such a great option that takes less time than driving. read more

Travellers be advised when travelling through Miami airport station The attitude of some security guards and some staff and especially the Bus drivers to Miami Beach and the surrounding areas are very hostile to travellers Some security guards attached to the Metro Rail and metro bus service to and from the Miami Airport Station are exercising abuse towards travellers.Especially travellers who may have long delays between flights. It is recommended that the relevant governmental agencies ,covertly investigate the behaviour of some of the security guards at the Metrobus/ Metrorail station in the Miami Intermodal Station/ Miami Airport Station There have been many incidents of physical and verbal abuse meted out towards stranded in transit passengers as well as physical abuse towards people assumed to be homeless as well as physical abuse towards some homeless people Travellers be warned as you pass through the METRORAIL and METROBUS area when you use Miami Intermodal Station/ Miami Airport Station read more

We took a bus to Downtown Miami to get on the Miami Metrorail, from there we took it to the Tri-Rail to the Fort Lauderdale Airport. While the bus ride from South Beach was rather long, it was a very cheap way to get into Fort Lauderdale, so I won't complain. Once we were on the Metrorail, it was rather clean, with plenty of seats available since it was a Monday in the late morning. We had to sit through a really loud conversation this man behind us had about how he's going to become the next Biggie Smalls and how he's going to make it big one day, right now, he's living with his grandmother, but just you wait, he's going to be big! He's making beats now and he's trying to get a record deal. My husband and I just chuckled to ourselves and listen to how LOUD this guy was. Then a guy who was homeless got on, he was going around asking for money and wreaked of alcohol, so of course, he got nothing from me. Did you know that street beggars make about $40k a year? Yeah, no thanks, you're doing well on your own, tax free, buddy! Then there were a group of guys who looked like they were going to hijack the Metrorail and was swearing at one another and looked like they belong to a certain gang, showing off their knives to one another. It made me rather nervous. 9 Stops later, we arrived at our destination, suitcase and all, in one piece. I'm glad we got there rather quick, I'm always a fan of public transportation and yeah, there's some skeevy people on there, but that's what you get when you have a cheap form of transportation available, you get to see all walks of life on there. read more

edit: this review is useful and cool and not just funny All right, it is not the best transit system in the world by any stretch but it is what we have so I'm down with it When I used to work downtown this was the way to go It might have been quicker to get there by car but on the Metro I was able to read and just relax instead of braving the city street At $2 a ride it has gotten a bit pricey but parking will usually run you a lot more than that Downtown When I have friends and family visit from out of town, I'd take them on a Metro Rail tour Since it is above ground instead of a subway system you can really get a good look at a large portion of the "Magic City" good story - A long time ago I was visiting a friend that happened to be a girl to play a game of kissy face She lived in the Gables so I took the Metro down and we went to Dadeland for some lunch ///I'm starting to make a short story long/// It started to get late and my old man always told me to leave them wanting more so I hopped back on the Metro and quickly feel asleep when I woke up I wasn't going northbound any longer but was heading back south and this was the last train of the night I went back to young girls house and used the "I didn't want to wait any longer to see you again line" and she bought it like it was on sale I ended up sneaking in to her parents house and quietly leaving in the morning Moral of the story - The Metro Rail helps you with the ladies read more

This review is part 2 of my 3 part trip from Miami to Ft. Lauderdale Airport via public transit (Metrobus, then Metrorail, then Tri-Rail to the Tri-Rail FLL shuttle). I took the Metrobus to the Metrorail station at Vizcaya where I noticed they seem to be installing new payment and ticketing kiosks. For now in order to pay the Metrorail fare for a single ride, if you don't have change you put dollar bills into the change machine to get $1 coins, then pass the $1 coins through the same change machine to get quarters (yes it's a bit odd, but even the label on the machine tells you that's the way it must be done). You then go to the counter where the security guard is sitting (looking terribly bored and generally disinterested), deposit your 8 quarters in the slot in the counter and they allow you to pass. This whole process should be a bit more organized once the new kiosks are up and running. I had to take the Metrorail from the Vizcaya station to the Tri-Rail transfer station; It was $2 for this leg of the trip. The Metrorail trains were running nearly on time on this day, and once onboard the trip to the Tri-Rail station only took about 20 minutes. Again, as was the case with the Metrobus, it was very simple to get the train schedule and fare costs from their website ( www.miamidade.gov/transit ). My only comment was that they should either make pre-recorded announcements that let you know what stops are coming up and that the doors are closing, etc. just as they have pre-recorded announcements on the Metrobuses, or they should pay their drivers a few extra bucks to speak in a way that can be understood. Rather than "Leaving Vizcaya station, please stand clear of the doors", you hear something like "Bllbll bllbl Vzcyr Strn blllrl brlbl". read more

A long time ago I moved to Miami and we came from living a more "urban" life in a large US city to settle in a then hardly known community in Dade County called Doral. At the time, my secretary had a lot to do with my initial familiarization with the Magic city. Due to our daily interaction, I would listen to her spew comments against my new chosen city, so needless to say, since I was in unfamiliar territory, and intent on liking my new digs, I soon tuned her off and never listened to anything she had to say about Miami. There was one thing she repeated over and over; apparently she is a huge fan of the grass on the other side and so everything is bad here, including how bad our Metrorail system is. She would always say that the Miami Metrorail was retarded because it went nowhere. Mind you, her daughter attended a School in downtown Miami and would take the Metrorail daily to/from Dadeland Station.... So, to get into the meat and potatoes of this review, I must disclose that Metrorail is very useful to me because I am fortunate enough to have a way to get to the stations at the beginning and end of my route. I like Metrorail, I think Metrorail works quite well and in the grand scheme of things, Miami is better even with the single line rail than with nothing at all. So here's how it goes down, after a particularly long day at work, the least thing I want to do is hop in my car and spend an hour trying to cover the 11 miles between my office and my home, but I have options. Here are my options, mi bike who sits in the back room of my office, just in case I feel adventurous and want to risk life and limb to ride back, which incidentally, is my preferred mode of transportation. My car, I like my car, it is comfortable, it has be loyal to me through the years and gives freedom and mobility, but I don't enjoy driving nearly as much as I once did when I was say...eighteen years old. Miami Metrorail, I am the proud owner of a monthly easy card, strongly recommend those things, huge improvement over change and tokens and all I have to do is walk a couple of blocks, hop on the Trolley, go to the train station and catch the next train. Travel times: Car = 1 hour, Bike = 45 minutes or less, Train = 1 and 10 minutes - But you see, time is not the issue here, it is what I do with my time what matters. On the train I can now open my laptop and hook up to their wireless network and work, or better yet post some good YELP reviews. So by the time I get home, I checked my email, finished my work, and made my daily Yelp contribution. Dinner with the family after long day from work having taken the train home....priceless ! read more

Turn up the AC. This is Miami. It's hot and humid and the Metro brings us up close and personal with the unwashed masses. Hospital temperatures would be lovely. read more

Who does schedule? Why both lines scheduled at same time? 40 minutes waiting! I'm late to work because of you!

I've been taking the metro for years and, besides some new trains now which are already malfunctioning, the system is a disaster. It really is. They even had an App to report incidents and it worked for a couple of months, but now that App is useless and you can just delete it. I've reported multiple incidents and there's no response. They simply don't care. People may have used the App too much to report incidents and the security guards don't want to be moving, responding to incidents, or otherwise working. They can't handle a small metro system such as ours which goes north and south except for the airport track, but they're asking for more money to expand. read more

Miami Metrorail - A black man with dreadlocks dismantles a cigar, does I don't know what to it, and leave this behind. - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

I used the Metrorail to get from the airport to the Hampton Inn in Brickell. The directional signs in the airport were pretty clear from baggage claim to the MIA mover to the rental car and Metrorail station. Little bit of confusion at the automated ticket stand since it wasn't clear right off the bat exactly what I needed to purchase to just do a one-way ticket. However, the attendant was right there and helped me out. The train itself was clean and the stops were fairly quick so that it did not take long to get to the Brickell station. Since I had luggage I was a little scared when I saw the elevator was out but they had escalators to get down to the road so stair lifting crisis averted! What I was not expecting was that I needed to touch my ticket to the pad to leave the station. I had thankfully kept it and not pitched it since it was a one-way so keep that in mind all you tourists! I would have liked to have had a little more signage at the station entry to orient you when you get out as to where exactly you were in relations to roads, but I managed with the little map I had previously printed out from Google. read more

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Miami metro train system stinks!! you will wait for almost a hour b4 any trains come during the weekend.. and if you are on a train then you are screwed they will keep you on there with crazy people and they don't care read more

This review is specifically after today's encounter at Dadeland north. Seriously, you have a gem of a gentleman working there. Younger, Latin looking man, pleasant, polite and helpful. In a city that people tend to be rough, so are a most of the metro workers I've encountered in the 6 months I've been using the system. Not this guy.wish I would've caught his name. He was inside the stalls, by the bike rack more or less around 930-am Thursday May 19. I truly hope this reviews comes to the hands of the right person, so that at the very least, he's acknowledged for his great attitude. read more

Toss your tokens and forget about the cash. Metrorail is now plastic friendly! I was pleasantly surprised to find the new, computerized system and I quickly purchased a 1 day pass for $5.00 which is way cheaper than parking would have been. I'm fortunate to be able to walk to a train station. I agree with Patrick L that parking costs for the Metrorail should be lower than they are. I'm glad there have been updates to Metrorail but I only wish they would finally extend the reach of this system. read more

The Miami metro rail, a true staple if you grew up here. I remember as a teen skipping school, taking the bus and jumping on the "rail" to go downtown. Ahhh, good times for sure. Well the metro rail is still the same. It's runs about every 10 to 15 mins, still easier than driving north because let's face it Miami traffic will always suck. Some pointers as a first time rider or like me has been a minute. If you plan to park and ride do remember your parking space number. Be prepared for a line to purchase your metro pass. There is a security guard there to assist you if you do get stuck. It took me two times to get the pass,pay and pay for parking but still took just about 5 minutes. The machine does take cash or credit. After purchasing your pass you still head up stairs (or the elevator for the lazy people). I like to people watch and I feel this is the perfect place, there are some true characters waiting along with you. When you finally get on the metro I love the view of all of Miami. Now the seats are more comfortable or my ass just got bigger but they have the AC blasting and it's alot cleaner then I remember, less tagging and of course advertising is still posted throughout. It was nice to ride the metro rail, it had been awhile for me. I must say on the way back it does get crowded so the temperature gets warmer and trying to find a decent seat may be difficult but it's a quick ride and believe it or not there are still good people in the world that actually give up their seat for a woman,child,elderly, etc. It was nice to see humanity still existed. I would so use the rail again if I needed to travel downtown again, so much better than driving and getting stuck in traffic. read more

Ah...the metro. Lots of mixed feelings here. I love public transportation. I wish the metro actually extended further or went to other places. However, public transportation in Miami needs to be revamped. I used this mode of transportation for a little more than a year. It was just WAY cheaper than driving over to the Jackson area and paying for parking. There was the waste of gas (we lived in Kendall) and the parking. For one, the metro would stop for no apparent reason at times. Sometimes people would have fights. Luckily, they would usually get off. The elevators would take FOREVER to take you up to the floors. And the stairs are a good distance from the actual platform. Oh, it was entertaining to say the least. I do appreciate the fact that it is quite fast and, JESUS, no driving to Kendall in traffic! That's got to be the BEST part of it!!! You see, that's why I have mixed feelings. It was highly convenient AND inconvenient at the same time. Hopefully, they will better it and implement new routes in the future. read more

I enjoy riding the 'rail. If I have to go downtown for any reason, I take the train, as I live within reasonable walking distance of the Dadeland North/South stations. The trains themselves can be a little smelly. On summer afternoons in particular, you may find yourself holding your nose. The chilly morning last week when I took the train to Brickell, this wasn't a problem. There's one complaint I have - everyone loves the idea of public transportation, but for the benefits to be fully realized, you need to give people an incentive to use it. Inexplicably, if I have to park in one of the Metrorail's expensive garages, and then purchase fare, it costs me substantially MORE to ride the train than it does to drive. I work near the Coconut Grove station, and would gladly take the train more often, but it costs me less to drive. Public transportation *should be* the cheaper option. Now, if you would otherwise have to pay inflated downtown parking prices, the perhaps the Metrorail would be cheaper. I just think it's too pricey, especially if you have to park at one of the stations. Eliminate the ridiculous parking fees and I'm sure ridership would increase drastically. read more

I kind of love the Miami Metrorail. True, it only runs north-south, but it works well when you combine it with the excellent bus system. The transfers between bus and metro are easy and the stations are nice - I love being up high! The views! The breeze! I think the pay-with-change system is nuts, but if I wasn't a wide-eyed out-of-towner and actually lived in Miami maybe I'd find another way . . . All in all, it was kind of a pleasant surprise. read more

Someone should really be in there ticketing drivers that can't park... others r u n the risk of them crashing into their cars when parked there see picture that I am uploading... read more

Miami Metrorail - Stay In your lane. - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

It doesnt work for everyone as it runs North to South from Dadeland to Palmetto so its pretty limited. I dont know why people are complaining at $2 per trip because that is pretty cheap considering the gas prices/time it takes to get somewhere in Miami. I actually ride from Dadeland to Downtown everyday for work and its a fast/safe trip. On occasion you might encounter some kids that are loud and annoying. Solution: use headphones. Overall it stays pretty "clean" for public transit. I rarely see trash lying around. I had friends say that it is REALLY clean compared to other cities. I have not been on the train at night so I cant comment about safety there. They added the new orange line that goes to MIA which is pretty awesome. $2 to get to the airport is nice. For the people that like to ride on game days, do NOT purchase your ticket ON the day of the game! Kinda dumb. You deserve to wait in the mobs. It would have been faster to stop by a Sedanos and pick up an "easy card" and load $5 on there! On NON game days its really fast to just pick up or reload your card at the stations. read more

Don't ever take the metro rail to a concert. Super slow. Not timely convenient unless you have all the time in the world.

This is the worst service. Wow I moved out here from nyc and I used to hate the mta, but the mta is the best service wow all the workers are rude the bus drivers are ass holes . Trains are 45 minutes apart even in rush hour only about 4 carts .. also it would say green train and go on the orange line and get you lost worst service ever wow they should just take it down thank his I get my car in a few weeks because this service would never receive my hard earned money again... fuck yall read more

Miami Metrorail - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

The only things I found to be positive is that it's clean and has free Wi-Fi. Other than that, avoid the Northbound trip at all costs. They always have 30 minute delays because it's the slowest of routes. If you're heading Southbound, your fine because it's the busiest route and they never have any trouble. From now on, I will travel from the Tri-Rail to the Miami Airport to the 238 to my job. Yes, I always plan for errors by having a 1 hour buffer to handle delays like this. Missing my 7:36 AM bus ride on the 73 South, forces me to catch the 8:02 Southbound 73, getting to work with 30 minutes to walk in on time instead of early. read more

Miami Metrorail - Due to technical difficulties my Metrorail is every 30 minutes and not 10. - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

My civil duties were called into action yesterday when I was summoned to jury duty. Yes, insert nerd alert here, I was SUPER excited to go to jury duty. I was even more excited to take the Metrorail downtown with the "professional" commuters in the morning. Unfortunately, upon entering the Metrorail train, I realized there wasn't much of a professional crowd in there at all and that my daydreams of it being like the NYC subway in morning were just that....dreams. Oh well...the dreams were nice while they lasted! All in all, the Metrorail fully served its purpose for my commute downtown and back. I purchased a $5 one day Easy Ticket with a $10 bill in the morning and received my $5 change back in Susan B. Anthony coins, again, nerd alert, I was ecstatic to receive these coins! The pass that I just had to tap on the entry gate worked great, the train came quickly, and I was downtown in about 15 minutes time or less from the UM station. It would've taken me MUCH longer to get there by car and it would've been much more expensive to park my car downtown for the day. I had to wait a little bit longer for the train in the afternoon as it was an odd time when I left downtown, like 1:30, but I did not wait for more than 10-15 minutes I think. I know that closer to rush hour/quittin' time the trains do come quicker. The trains are old and could use some sprucing up, or maybe could just some air fresheners....ok, a lot of air freshener (....or maybe the commuters just need better deodorant?) but the trains aren't decrepit either. Cons to the Metrorail: it is limited in regards to where you can take it to in this city and I am not all too sure it is a safe option at night when there is not a Heat game or concert downtown. Pro to the Metrorail: Since you're not driving, you can have a glass of wine with lunch or a drink after work and not have to worry about driving back home ;) read more

It is convenient to be able to travel by subway here in Miami; however, I recently took the Orange Line from Brickell to MIAt and it wasn't the greatest experience. Happy that I can now travel to the airport for only $2, not use a car and have a lower carbon footprint, but the new extension completely missed the mark. Here's why: What takes 15 minutes by car takes approximately 30 minutes to get to the airport. And then you have to take the Mia Mover into the airport. Another 5-10 minutes. And then you have to walk another 10 minutes to the terminal!!!! So in essence what could take you 15 minutes by car directly to the terminal from Brickell now takes you approximately 50 minutes by Metrorail!! What a disgrace!! They could have built the Metrorail along the 836 for a direct line saving a huge amount of time and built it going directly into the airport removing any need for the MIA Mover. A huge amount of money WASTED! I doubt I'd take the Orange LIne into the airport again. What a waste! read more

First off, as we all know the Miami Metrorail can't be compared to public transit in cities like NYC or Chicago. It just isn't that extensive of a system. Having said that though, metrorail is a decent alternative to driving down US-1. If I ever have to go down to Brickell for anything I hop on at the South Miami station and arrive downtown in about 15 minutes. The trains come frequently so you don't have to wait too long. Even if taking the metrorail is slightly less convienient than driving, it's worth it just so you don't have to deal with the traffic. Also, now that you can take the train to MIA it's deserving of four stars, very convenient for me to get to the airport now. Not many cities have a direct line to their airport, but we now do! I am keeping my fingers crossed that they can expand the system, but I won't hold my breath! read more

It's like almost all the time something breaks. Getting late to work is something that happens too much even if you plan ahead and come early. Hopefully something get's done about these antique trains. On the other hand the metro mover seem to work well. read more

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The Metro Rail is fine. What can you say, it takes you from point A to point B and now C for roughly $2 and $5 for the whole day. My complaint is with the parking. I can only speak for Dadeland North and South, since this is where I park. If I were a rapist, robber or killer, this is where I would hang out. It's dark (even in plain daylight) and I swear that I did not see a SOUL while traveling ALL the way to the top and then all the way down in the middle of the morning. After all that I had to head to the North one since there was not ONE non-compact parking space in the whole place! The North one is only marginally less dark but still creepy and EMPTY...no people, no security, nothing, not ONE soul in the place. Once again, not one parking spot for my van. I ended up on the top floor, again in the middle of the day. So, 40 minutes to park my car at 11:00 AM. Seems excessive to me no? read more

I would love to see the ppl responsible to keep the metro rail working, fired.... it always have delays of 5- 30 min.... its not a reliable system. Too bad that an awesome city as Miami with such a bad service.... read more

Miami Metrorail - 5 pm. Peak hour... delays as usual... - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

The new pay machines are absolutely ridiculous and take forever to get a ticket out of if you have parking to pay for , it's a completely different transaction , each person takes about 3 to 5 minutes to complete the transaction had 5 to 10 people and you're there in line for 30 minutes just to get on a darn train what a piece of garbage Oh and signage to inform all the different routes to jump on metro mover .... Horrible! Avoid , drive your car, scooter, skateboard !!!! read more

Seems like it's a system which works well for locals. Being from NYC, I was less than thrilled at the ticket machine system, which isn't intuitive, and caused me to put more money on my card than need be. But the staff members at the station were helpful, if not overly so, and it was decently clear where to go. The trains themselves are rather crappy. Not particularly well-kept. Not comfortable. Dirty. And the loud speaker was so distorted, it was nearly impossible to hear the conductor. But it's cheap, and gets you where you're going, with a relatively frequent schedule. read more

Metrorail provides a solid alternative to driving, particularly if you're visiting locations downtown. Connections to Metromover provide a winning combination. Also, to the woman who literally pushed everyone out of the way to board the train first and then took up both seats designated for the elderly and disabled: Way to go! Kudos to you! I am certain you have made your parents proud this day! read more

Miami Metrorail - The only detriment to riding Metrorail is this woman who literally pushed everyone out of the way to board first. What a git. - Train Stations Near Me - Miami, Florida

Some days it works good and then there's days like today where there's constant delays. Our train broke down we had to switch to another one so I missed my Tri-Rail connection. At least one car had no air conditioning and they don't tell you about that before you get on. If they have all these new cars that are supposed to be on line where are they. read more

We found the Miami Metrorail a great way to get around especially for only 2.25 a trip . The staff there helped a great deal and it helped to make our whole trip worthwhile. Thanks to all of you who work the Miami Metrorail read more