The good news: it's free!! That is awesome!…read moreHowever when we went, it was a rainy cold day and the metro over was experiencing delays: so when it's late: you just gotta wait... the whole system delays. Oh well. Then when it arrives it was a squashed sardines situation, but we only used it to go from the frost center to the Omni Center so, we squashed on! lol Under normal circumstances, the cars are well kept, clean and move the people around and it's like a Disney ride! Enjoy

I give the Metromover a 5-star review not just because it's free, but also because it's an…read moreefficient way to commute between downtown Miami's financial and arts districts.

We went to Miami to enjoy the sites before going on a cruise & found the Miami Trolley. A FREE to…read moreuse service that was very handy for someone with limited walking abilities. We were able to hop on & off throughout the experiencing the Miami Area. Each driver was polite, friendly & awesome at moving people around the area. Yes, at times it was packed but all in all it was great. Thanks Miami Trolley we look forward to our next adventure.

Not super reliable with timings but when you are not in rush and want to go to places on the main…read moreareas, this is a super convenient way of public transportation. It's free so don't have to worry about carrying dollar bills or quarters.

Started off they sent me to coach, even though I had a sleeper car. My attendee took my lunch…read moreorder, and a half an hour after it was exposed to be delivered, I pushed the Attendant call button, after another 15 minute wait, I walked to the dining car, where 2 employees were chatting;) how nice. I asked if there was a problem with my order of just plain old grilled cheese? Apparently it had been made and was ready on time, just waiting for my attendant to bring it to me..... hum, the bag had the time and my room # on it, so I picked it up and was told I should wait for him to bring it to me, which I ignored;) When I was getting off at my stop, inch trash had never been picked up. Mind you I paid $350 extra for the upgrade. So not worth it just FYI. They are severely lacking in customer service, seems to be a foreign language to its employees;) Food and ride were nice though;)

Amtrak only. Not much to see. Friendly staff. Love Amtrak! Can't wait to ride the train.read more

Still the very best deal in town! Take the bus, skip the cab and enjoy the ride. Drop off along…read moreWashington was perfect and saved us a bunch of money. Now you can tap a credit card for your fair.

I don't recall the fare but I remember being impressed with the convenience…read more This took me right to south beach. It was a quick ride and it was comfortable as far as buses go. I really like that this is provided from the airport because it was a great experience. I just kept gushing about it to my friends that it was so easy. If you need to get to south beach from the airport and you aren't worried about looking some type of way coming off the bus shuttle I highly recommend.

Good prices but my son says that the trip is not the most pleasant. An ok ride…read more We dropped off my son who left to Gainesville this week. They have a free parking lot and it's located right next to the airport.

I'm standing at the Greyhound bus terminal in Miami for a 5pm bus to Naples. It is now 6:30 and no…read morebus. The agent here is completely inept and isn't acting responsibly and updating us. There are at least 20 people, most of them Hispanic, Latino and Black. I am Asian--is this how Greyhound serves people of color? My suggestion--take another form of transportation!

My absolute favorite stop on brightline !…read more The Brightline MiamiCentral Station is the flagship southern terminus for the Brightline high-speed rail, located in the heart of downtown Miami. It serves as a major multi-modal hub, spanning six city blocks and offering direct connections to local transit like Metrorail, Metromover, and Tri-Rail. Station Amenities Dining: The Central Fare Food Collective on the second level features 12 diverse culinary concepts, including The Wolf of Tacos, Rosetta Bakery, and Stanzione Pizza. Lounges: SMART Lounge: Standard waiting area with comfortable seating, power outlets, and free Wi-Fi. PREMIUM Lounge: Exclusive access for Premium ticket holders, offering complimentary snacks, beer, wine, and priority boarding. Mary Mary Bar: A full-service in-station bar for cocktails and light bites. Accessibility: Fully ADA-compliant with elevators, level boarding "gap fillers," and accessible FYI : Travel Times from Miami Aventura: ~15-20 minutes. Fort Lauderdale: ~30 minutes. West Palm Beach: ~1 hour 20 minutes. Orlando: ~3 hours 30 minutes So get on their app or website and go brightline , you'll love the ride!!!

Ah, Briteline Station. A yellow explosion of everything you didn't ask for in a travel hub…read more Aesthetically, it's like a lemon threw up and said, "NEON." It's a lot to handle, honestly. If airports are elegant chaos, Brightline is... well, a well-intentioned chaos with a touch too much flair. The smell? Oh boy. I don't know if they're going for "fresh" or "citrusy," but it hits you like a scent bomb that's somehow both overwhelming and... confusing? I'm not sure whether I'm in a train station or a high-end cleaning product store. Bathrooms? Peak. They were actually the highlight--clean, functional, and definitely the only place where I felt my dignity was intact. But when you have to do your business on a train with moving bathrooms, it adds a level of adventure I didn't ask for. The whole "swaying while you use the necessary " thing is a unique thrill, though. The store? Closed early the morning Now, let's talk about the train itself--big, comfy, and pretty solid for a ride. The seats are spacious, and the vibe is more "luxurious commuter" than "who's-holding-my-seat" chaos. Would I return? Well, I guess. The train's solid, and the station's got character... even if that character is a bit much. But hey, it's an experience, and sometimes you have to embrace the madness.

Last September I took the bus to Miami Airport. It was advertised as a luxury red bus. It was a…read moreCaribbean substitute. Dirty, narrow seats. Restroom on board was filthy. No toilet paper, no water, no paper towels. Female driver would speed up and then slam on the brakes repeatedly. I had just come out of the restroom when she accelerated throwing me backwards to the floor. Another passenger helped me up as I was wedged in the aisle. I was badly bruised. Awful 3 hour trip.

All college families offer this transportation as a valid and inexpensive choice against…read moreBrightline, and your better not to choose Red Coach altogether. Bus was late to an unscript (Shell Gas Sign) on Turnpike in Pompano. Bus was late about 30 minutes which seemed related to previous stop in airport FT Laud. Son's trip was to arrive at UCF at 9pm, it was after 1030pm. That's over 4 hours on bus without stretching feet and movement off bus ! Bus had seating issues in West Palm and sounded like overbooking. Out sons neighbor on bus was grossly oversized for his window seat in economy. (Buy correct seat size for all comfort) The gentlemen also vaped the entire route which should not happen in enclosed areas. No room to stretch out even in aisle seat to rest. One and done .... This is like herding cattle versus a luxury bus experience. Don't believe the hype. One star is better than deserved. Take Brightline and Uber to campus.

The good news about the trolley is that it is free. The bad news about this trolley system is also…read morethat it is free. I was able to catch the trolley a couple of times, but no matter what time of day I caught it, It was packed. Standing room only. Sometimes it was so packed that the driver just passed me at while I was at the stop and just waved me off. The trolley was relatively clean,, but it appears that there are not many rules, at least ones being enforced. I saw people on the trolley with lots of luggage and even a motorized scooter. The trolley has clearly marked stops, for the most part, but appeared to not be on any type of schedule. There would be 30 to 40 minutes between trolleys, then you would have trolleys 2 back to back. I would say that I was able to catch the trolley about 50% of my attempts. You can track the trolley's movement via the app to keep you updated as to where they are at in real time. The trolley is ADA compliant and most have a lift in the back. They also have A/C, which is a plus. I almost wish that they would charge a small fee like a dollar to ride, to free up some space. It appeared that some people were riding because they were just bored. Anyway, I love this concept and that people have an affordable way to get around the city. I just wish there was more space available on them and that heir schedule was more reliable.

Free trolley, perfect on a hot day. It goes up & down Collins Ave & runs frequently. Comfortable…read moreseats & air conditioning that zipped us and down Collins Blvd

10/10 experience. Thank you for making my trip to Bimini so easy and fun! The ferry was super…read morecomfortable with spacious seats, good AC, and they even had food and drinks available onboard which made the ride even better. You can chill, snack, and vibe the whole way there. If you're looking for a quick and fun getaway, this is hands down the best way to go.

Such a terrible process. Takes over 2 hours to even get moving once you board the boat. Employees…read moreare rude and blunt, wifi does not work, outlets do not work. The food is mid at best and the bartenders are friendly but not very quick. The only nice thing is the duty free. Quite possibly the least common sense process I've ever experienced.