This is the parking garage across from Miami Beach City Hall and a block from the Convention Center…read moreand the Miami Beach Botanical Garden. It is also only two blocks to the Lincoln Road Mall making it very convenient for area attractions. Floors are numbered and colored. There are almost 1.500 spaces so chances are good you are going to find one. Parking was only $2 an hour with a $20 maximum. You can pay at a kiosk to make exiting quicker or pay at the gate. Getting in was great but leaving was horrible. I was stuck in traffic for a long time when trying to leave. A lot of people were in town for the activities associated with the college playoff game. Still the price and convenience of location can't be beat. I also love that Miami has actual people at the exit gates so you can't get stuck.

Yeey, the best parking in South Beach. We found it back in 2013 when it was $1/ hour and now in…read more2019 it's $2/hour. Still the best parking price compared to the parking lots around with flat fees $20 and $30. Located right next to Lincoln Rd, behind Starbucks. Might be tricky to find and entrance as there are many one way streets.

The availability was immediate and information was clear and to the point…read more We found everything as we expected, and being first time, I have to confess that I was a little hesitated to leave the car. The place itself is a little bit hard to find, but overall we had a great experience.

So I was looking online for cheap airport parking because let's face it, paying airport parking on…read moretop of traveling just sucks! I came across Arow through a Google ad and at 3.99 per day, I couldn't pass it up. I booked the reservation online, which required a small deposit and the balance was due when dropping the car off. We had to print out a confirmation and the location was extremely easy to find except name on building is slightly different and address on confirmation said 3915 but it was really 3925. Please see picture. We checked in with ease very early in the morning. There was a slight language barrier but both the clerk and I managed. I paid the balance and he gave us a claim ticket. He drove us and another couple to the airport which was less than 5 minutes. It could not have gone any smoother. When we arrived and called for the shuttle to pick us up. They asked for our claim ticket number and said to meet them outside departures, as the driver was en route and less than 10 minutes out. We were picked up with 2 other people, taken back to the location we dropped the car off, which was waiting out front for us. Again, it was so easy and affordable. I would not hesitate to park here again!

First thing you should know -- it's only $2/hr…read more This is probably one of the best parking garages around South Beach. Most garages in Miami charge $4/hr or more, but this one is just $2/hr, and after about 7 hours it becomes even cheaper. Max daily rate is $20. I've parked here three times. It's convenient, shaded, and feels safe. Elevators are available as well. Just remember -- you have to pay at the kiosk before leaving, there's no payment booth at the exit. Entrance: Right on 7th Street, easy to find.

While in the area, we needed a convenient place to park, so we searched for nearby parking options…read moreand found Miami Beach Parking Garage. Fortunately, we were able to secure a spot without too much trouble, which was a relief given how busy the area can get. The garage itself was well-maintained, and it felt safe, with security especially at night. However, there was one notable drawback: the lanes leading to the upper levels were quite narrow, which made it a bit challenging to maneuver, especially for larger vehicles like vans or SUVs. Navigating these tight lanes required extra caution and careful turns, which could be stressful especially during night. Overall, Miami Beach Parking Garage served its purpose, providing a safe and accessible parking solution in a high-traffic area. Just be prepared for some tight turns if you're driving a larger vehicle!

An inexpensive, safe place to park…read more In South Beach, if you don't want to pay for overpriced valet parking, this garage on 16th street is a great choice. It cost just $16 for 24 hours, which was the lowest anywhere in the vicinity. For the area, it's right one on of the main strips and only a couple of blocks from the ocean. My only advice is to be careful about where you park here. At least one level, the 4th, is restricted to employees only. You will get towed if you don't follow the little red signs! Luckily I was actually parked on the 2nd floor, as the level signs are confusing/worn. (I was parked near stairway 4, not level 4!) I recommend remembering the parking spot you chose by looking at the floor, as the numbers are painted. Pay is automatic, either with a card or cash, so you can in and out in a flash.

One of the cheapest options in otherwise very expensive area. This is a municipal lot with limited…read morespace and gets filled during popular times. 2 minute walk from all the shops and attractions on the South Beach strip.

Not my first choice for cruising, but beggars can't be choosers. This was a very last-minute…read moredecision, and it was the only ship sailing from Fort Lauderdale or Miami that still had cabins available. Getting to the port wasn't the problem. We live in Boca Raton, so it's only about a 40-minute drive to the Port of Miami . The real issue is parking. The Norwegian Cruise Line garage charges $35 per day, and after taxes it comes to a little over $300 for a 7-night cruise. FYI... 7 nights is 8 days and you are charged for 8 full days. There are several off-site parking lots near the port that include shuttle service, but after reading the reviews, I wasn't willing to risk waiting an hour or more for a shuttle getting to or getting off the ship. The last thing I wanted was to stand in a parking lot with hundreds of other people. Instead, I reserved an Uber in advance. From past experience, if you wait until embarkation day, fares to Miami can easily climb to $100 or more depending on demand. By booking about a week ahead, I locked in a great price... just under $50 to get to the port and just under $60 for the ride home. We were dropped off and picked up right at the terminal, and it couldn't have been easier. For us, it was well worth it and actually cost so much less than parking. Once we arrived at the terminal, we handed our luggage to the porter and headed inside. From the time we walked into the terminal until we were on the ship was less than 20 minutes. I have to admit, it was one of the easiest embarkation experiences I've ever had. NCL definitely has their boarding and disembarkation process down to a science.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) cruises in and out of Terminal B in the Miami cruise port…read more Most recently, in March 2026, my husband and I sailed in and out of this terminal for a cruise on the Norwegian Jewel ship. We easily dropped off our luggage and went through security. However, compared to other cruiselines' terminals elsewhere, we had a long wait in the lounge prior to boarding the cruise ship. Later, upon disembarkation, we went through U.S. Customs and Border Protection in a fairly reasonable time.

That one review was not joking. This is THE closest spot you can possibly get when parking near the…read morebeach. Amazing when you get a spot but the only downside is there is I KID YOU NOT 20 spots. If you want to get parking, pray that there is open spots. I was lucky. Payment is through an app on your phone, you can find it on a sign posted near by and for an hour it's around $5. It is a bit steep but so worth the close parking. As soon as you park you walk a few steps then you are at the beach.

Parking police sit and wait to give people tickets. They gave me a ticket for 4 minutes. I was…read morewalking to my car. These spots are $5.95 a cash cow for the city.