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- Thomas VOakland, California17,830 contributionsEasy Disembarkation from Cruise ShipThis is where our cruise ship docked on a sunny morning. The views of the city skyline are lovely. The cruise terminal handled the disembarkation smoothly and we were on our way in less than 15 minutes. Short drive into the city or to the freeway.Visited November 2023Traveled with familyWritten November 20, 2023
- Nasefua F1 contributionPlease REWARD EXCELLENCEI am so very grateful for Mr. Jesse Valdez. He is an admirable young man who went out of his way to make certain that I was safe, comfortable and even fed 🥪! I am very impressed that he took notice of my silent fears and got me to a complimentary ride to the airport. I pray that God and your employer rewards you richly 🙏😊. Kudos Sir.Visited December 2023Traveled soloWritten December 7, 2023
- Allen BMuskegon, Michigan1,220 contributionsA descent port, but expect delays due to rude drivers.We had two cruises leaving Port Miami in December. The first cruise we used parking garage G. The second cruise we used parking garage A. The parking spaces in garage G are smaller/more narrow. And with G, you have to go all the way around. Other people complain about the port. I think it is well designed, but drivers are the problem with all the lane changing and trying to get a car or two ahead by driving through a drop off zone. Garage A seems newer and has much wider spaces and more elevators. Overall, I give this port a 4 of 5.Visited December 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten January 3, 2024
- scottlH2718DTWinder, Georgia250 contributionsUse the porters. They are hard working folks. Be sure to tip them well.On a recent vacation in December, my wife and I had an excellent experience with one of the porters. We were handling not only ours but my in-laws luggage. When I told him how many bags, he didn't blink an eye. He helped me find all of the bags and loaded them onto his hand truck. This man was an artist. Please look at the photo of his loaded hand truck.Visited December 2023Traveled with familyWritten January 8, 2024
- Brad BTucson, Arizona27 contributionsUber Beats Cruise line Shuttles to MIA AirportOptions for getting from POM to MIA airport vary; cruise lines offer a shuttle bus (NCL charges $25/pp) or Uber ($15 late morning on day we checked). For more than 1 person Uber definitely is the way to go. Additionally, if your destination is the rental car center at the airport-> take an Uber. Cruise ship shuttle doesn’t stop at the rental car location so we got dropped off at American Airlines terminal and had to traverse interminable moving walkways before……..we got to a train stop, which finally got us to Budget RAC. With all our travel luggage this was a major schlep. Uber would have taken us directly to rental car center.Visited April 2024Traveled with familyWritten April 20, 2024
- Glenn P2 contributionsAwesomeI love Miami it is beautiful. My wife love going on cruise from Miami. We go early so we can go to South Beach. We walk around and shop and checkout the beach it's so much fun.Visited May 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten May 18, 2024
- AGA CITY TOURSMiami, Florida21 contributionsWhy Aga City Tours is Essential for a Hassle-Free Port of Miami ArrivalOnce travelers arrive at the port, not having reserved transportation can become a real nightmare. With over 20,000 people disembarking at the same time, taxis and Ubers quickly become overwhelmed, creating chaos and long waits. That's why it's crucial to have a company like Aga City Tours waiting for you as you exit the cruise. With our luxury shuttle limo service, you can avoid the stress and enjoy a quick and efficient pickup, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free transfer from the Port of Miami to your final destinationVisited May 2024Traveled on businessWritten May 21, 2024
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BrakiWorldTraveler
Belgrade, Serbia19,450 contributions
Jan 2020
There's no other city in the world from where so many cruise lines depart. The port of Miami is strategically located on Dodge island between Miami and Miami beach.
On sailing dates it's a super busy and pretty much confusing place, but overall it works well. I see people here complaining about lines and waiting time, but for me it was understanding.
On our sailing date, 5 or 6 mega ships were departing each carrying 4.000+ passengers, that's 20.000+ people - this cannot be handled in minutes. After all we waited around hour and a half to board.
TIP 1: For cruising passengers, most rent a car agencies offer free shuttle from MIA airport to the port if renting with them (my fav is Alamo). Starting point at MIA is on the 4th floor of the rent a car center, for starting point at the port look for signs or ask someone of the port staff. You need your rent a car contract to board.
TIP 2: Best pics of Miami port are from the MacArthur cswy connecting the city with Miami Beach (TO Miami Beach direction). Look there're no bycicles and stop quickly in the bike lane - see my pics.
On sailing dates it's a super busy and pretty much confusing place, but overall it works well. I see people here complaining about lines and waiting time, but for me it was understanding.
On our sailing date, 5 or 6 mega ships were departing each carrying 4.000+ passengers, that's 20.000+ people - this cannot be handled in minutes. After all we waited around hour and a half to board.
TIP 1: For cruising passengers, most rent a car agencies offer free shuttle from MIA airport to the port if renting with them (my fav is Alamo). Starting point at MIA is on the 4th floor of the rent a car center, for starting point at the port look for signs or ask someone of the port staff. You need your rent a car contract to board.
TIP 2: Best pics of Miami port are from the MacArthur cswy connecting the city with Miami Beach (TO Miami Beach direction). Look there're no bycicles and stop quickly in the bike lane - see my pics.
Written February 4, 2020
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btang287
Quincy, MA19 contributions
Feb 2020
This is the cruise port for a few cruise lines. It includes but not limited to NCL, Royal Caribbean, MSC, etc. It was extremely busy in early morning until around 1 pm, when cruise passengers disembarking and embarking the cruise ships. There were private cars, buses, taxi, etc. tried to drop off or pick up their passengers and got out of the port.
Written February 26, 2020
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Suellen T
Perth, Australia783 contributions
Dec 2019 • Solo
Had to catch a couple of cruise ships from this port recently and it was a good experience — at least those parts of it that were in the Port’s control. It wasn’t fun to spend a couple of hours waiting to board with no information, but that was not the port’s fault. I got to experience two different terminals. I arrived at one very early and spent a few hours waiting outside. There were tables and chairs and lots of port personnel around, so it felt safe and comfortable. The staff even suggested some good nearby places to go for breakfast. The new RCCL terminal was very big and easy to transit through... lots of staff around. The only issue at the older terminal we went through (C I think but not sure) was that they used baggage carousels like in airports and it took me a while to find my bags! I think there were six or seven ships in port each day we were there — so lots to see... and the surroundings are gorgeous. It’s easy to get to the port and there are special capped cab fares from the airport, so it was relatively straight forward and easy to move through.
Written January 7, 2020
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maiagaia
Macomb, IL235 contributions
Apr 2022
We recently had our first cruise since February 2020. Our cruise with Royal Caribbean, Terminal G, was leaving on April 23, 2022. We arrived at the Terminal on a pretty tight schedule. We had one bag with a weight of 34 pounds; we were dropped by the transfer bus right next to the porters responsible for loading our bag.
We wheeled the bag up to the cart and my husband had $2 out for handling this one bag. The head baggage handler, an extremely large man, immediately started haranguing my husband about how he, my husband, had " to show much more gratitude than that." My husband then pulled out a $5 and this man tried to take both the $5 and the $2. My husband said "No way."
No one from the cruise ship was there supervising and our fear was that somehow our bag would not make it on the ship if we did not cave in to this bullying.
We forwarded this incident on to Royal Caribbean immediately post cruise. Furthermore, my husband attempted to contact the Port of Miami directly with no results so far.
We wheeled the bag up to the cart and my husband had $2 out for handling this one bag. The head baggage handler, an extremely large man, immediately started haranguing my husband about how he, my husband, had " to show much more gratitude than that." My husband then pulled out a $5 and this man tried to take both the $5 and the $2. My husband said "No way."
No one from the cruise ship was there supervising and our fear was that somehow our bag would not make it on the ship if we did not cave in to this bullying.
We forwarded this incident on to Royal Caribbean immediately post cruise. Furthermore, my husband attempted to contact the Port of Miami directly with no results so far.
Written May 16, 2022
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DVJjvd
Brampton, Canada118 contributions
Feb 2020
This port caters to cruise traffic and is well setup to do the job. Our ship docked beside a pier which was conveniently located such that we did not have a long walk to check into customs. There is a luggage carousel available where your baggage comes just like at an airport and then you line up to be processed. The whole process did not take much time and once we were through there were a group of people to assist in organizing taxis.
We did not wait long before a txi came to take us to the airport. Flat rate- $27US. No hassle. A refreshing change from the muck one goes through at Toronto where you are catured by a monopolistic taxi service and pay q normal taxi would cost. The ride is only about 15 minutes long . The driver was great.
We did not wait long before a txi came to take us to the airport. Flat rate- $27US. No hassle. A refreshing change from the muck one goes through at Toronto where you are catured by a monopolistic taxi service and pay q normal taxi would cost. The ride is only about 15 minutes long . The driver was great.
Written February 11, 2020
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Allen B
Muskegon, MI1,220 contributions
May 2022 • Couples
Road signs to find the correct parking area were lacking. Once parked we needed to cross the street from the garage to the terminal with the stopping of traffic by a crossing guard. This guy thought he was the king of Miiami. We were sure he waived us into the crosswalk after cars had stopped, but all of a sudden he went crazy. He started waving his hands at us and yelling. We stopped and he stood facing traffic, the took his right hand and again made a wave gesture to us. We made a step and again he went nuts. Third time, same gesture but we crossed without incident. The people in the cars looked amazed and one lady looked like she was video taping what this guy was doing
Once across, we were shown where to stand for Royal Caribbean. We waited in a line for about 10 minutes and then they opened a second line. Everybody behind us jumped over and made it in before we did.
Upon our ships return, we were supposedly picked at random for a customs search and question session that took 45 minutes. Random? Bull. It is discrimination because 2 guys traveled together.
Once across, we were shown where to stand for Royal Caribbean. We waited in a line for about 10 minutes and then they opened a second line. Everybody behind us jumped over and made it in before we did.
Upon our ships return, we were supposedly picked at random for a customs search and question session that took 45 minutes. Random? Bull. It is discrimination because 2 guys traveled together.
Written May 24, 2022
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Arielfl
Coconut Creek, FL2,149 contributions
Jul 2022
I always enjoy finding a historical marker so I can learn a little more about the history of an area. The Port Miami historic marker is located in front of Bayside and at the entrance to the port, at the intersection of Biscayne Boulevard U.S. 1 and Port Boulevard. Marker F-818 was erected in 2014 by Florida East Coast Industries, Florida East Coast Railway, Foreign Affairs Center, Inc., Florida Trade Association and the Florida Department of State.
After reading the marker I learned that the history of Port Miami goes back to 1895 when local land owners Julia Tuttle and and William and Mary Brickell convinced Henry Flagler to bring the railroad to Miami. The area was unincorporated and had only 300 residents when the first passenger train arrived in 1896. The original Port of Miami was where Maurice Ferré Park now sits. After making a channel, Flagler began offering passenger service between Miami and Key West in 1897. Flagler also owned a steamship company, Peninsular and Occidental (P&O) which provided shipping service between Miami, Grenada, and Nassau. In the early 1900s, Government Cut was dredged along with a new channel to what is now called Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami. This new access to the mainland created the Main Channel which greatly improved the shipping access to the new port.
After World War II Port Miami experienced a boom due to its proximity to the Caribbean and South America. A port expansion resolution was adopted by the city of Miami on April 6, 1960. The port was moved to Dodge Island which was created from three historic islands Dodge, Lummus and Sam's Islands which were combined into one. The port was formally named Dante B. Fascell, in honor of 19-term Florida Congressman Dante Fascell, Port of Miami is also now known as the "Cruise Capital of the World" and "Cargo Gateway of the Americas." The port is connected to Downtown Miami by Port Boulevard, a causeway over the Intracoastal Waterway and to the Watson Island via the Port Miami Tunnel. It is the largest passenger port in the world and one of the largest cargo ports in the United States. Over 5.5 million people a year pass through the port as they board such cruise lines as Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Disney, and MSC. The port provides hundreds of thousands of jo\bs and it positively impacts Florida's economy by providing over 40 billion dollars each year.
After reading the marker I learned that the history of Port Miami goes back to 1895 when local land owners Julia Tuttle and and William and Mary Brickell convinced Henry Flagler to bring the railroad to Miami. The area was unincorporated and had only 300 residents when the first passenger train arrived in 1896. The original Port of Miami was where Maurice Ferré Park now sits. After making a channel, Flagler began offering passenger service between Miami and Key West in 1897. Flagler also owned a steamship company, Peninsular and Occidental (P&O) which provided shipping service between Miami, Grenada, and Nassau. In the early 1900s, Government Cut was dredged along with a new channel to what is now called Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami. This new access to the mainland created the Main Channel which greatly improved the shipping access to the new port.
After World War II Port Miami experienced a boom due to its proximity to the Caribbean and South America. A port expansion resolution was adopted by the city of Miami on April 6, 1960. The port was moved to Dodge Island which was created from three historic islands Dodge, Lummus and Sam's Islands which were combined into one. The port was formally named Dante B. Fascell, in honor of 19-term Florida Congressman Dante Fascell, Port of Miami is also now known as the "Cruise Capital of the World" and "Cargo Gateway of the Americas." The port is connected to Downtown Miami by Port Boulevard, a causeway over the Intracoastal Waterway and to the Watson Island via the Port Miami Tunnel. It is the largest passenger port in the world and one of the largest cargo ports in the United States. Over 5.5 million people a year pass through the port as they board such cruise lines as Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Disney, and MSC. The port provides hundreds of thousands of jo\bs and it positively impacts Florida's economy by providing over 40 billion dollars each year.
Written July 15, 2022
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Brad B
Tucson, AZ27 contributions
Apr 2024 • Family
Options for getting from POM to MIA airport vary; cruise lines offer a shuttle bus (NCL charges $25/pp) or Uber ($15 late morning on day we checked). For more than 1 person Uber definitely is the way to go.
Additionally, if your destination is the rental car center at the airport-> take an Uber. Cruise ship shuttle doesn’t stop at the rental car location so we got dropped off at American Airlines terminal and had to traverse interminable moving walkways before……..we got to a train stop, which finally got us to Budget RAC. With all our travel luggage this was a major schlep. Uber would have taken us directly to rental car center.
Additionally, if your destination is the rental car center at the airport-> take an Uber. Cruise ship shuttle doesn’t stop at the rental car location so we got dropped off at American Airlines terminal and had to traverse interminable moving walkways before……..we got to a train stop, which finally got us to Budget RAC. With all our travel luggage this was a major schlep. Uber would have taken us directly to rental car center.
Written April 20, 2024
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Juan P
2 contributions
Nov 2023 • Friends
We were informed to arrive at Terminal B on Tuesday November 28th at 10:00am to be able to board by 10:30 for a wedding that was supposed to start at 11:00am. After arriving at Terminal B, we were informed by security that we were at the wrong terminal and had to walk to Terminal C, which was around the garage. Although there were elders with us we walked over. Arriving at Terminal C, we sat awaiting instructions for about 30 minutes. At this time the wedding planner arrived and spoke with the security staff and they informed her that we were again at the wrong location. That we needed to walk all the way around the loading dock, passing the second Terminal C entrance to an employee side entrance. Once again we gathered and collectively walked as a group, elders and mothers to be and all. Finally arriving to the now third entrance, we were met by another security guard that asked us why we were entering through here. We told him we were there for a wedding and were directed this way. He said that we were not allowed to enter and had to turn back. At this point great frustration started to grow within the group. It was a warm morning and we have now been walking for thirty minutes or so. The wedding planner started to speak with him saying this is where we were supposed to enter. Finally after ten minutes of deliberation, we were told that we would be able to enter through here, however the coast guard were running drills and we would have to wait an uncertain amount of time before entering. We were told that we would be able to wait and have a seat inside of the second unused C Terminal which we found was locked.
After waiting another fifteen minutes thinking the worst had past, a group of four security ladies arrived to open the doors. The grooms brother asked the security guard with badge number 101777 for a wheelchair for their grandmother and she responded with a terrible attitude saying it wasn't her responsibility to get wheelchairs for us that we needed to have scheduled that through Norwegian. Her response sparked a response from several of us in the crowd to which her attitude grew and she started yelling at us saying that she didn't have to be there and that they were opening up the Terminal as a favor to us. I want to know how this was a favor when we have been inconvenienced for the past hour and a half walking from one terminal to another then to another and no assistance for our elderly guests nor any refreshments for the mothers in the group that were expecting? At this point there was nothing but yelling between the two groups until we were finally allowed to enter the ship, which at this point is closer to 12pm. So not only did we lose an hour and a half of the wedding and reception, we were not even able to extend due to the ships departure time all while sitting outside being harassed by the rudest people I have ever encountered. Continuing to speak to us when we wanted nothing to do with them. This was absolutely the worst encounter with Port of Miami I have ever experienced and our party better be receiving some sort of compensation for all of the misbehavior and lack of knowledge from your staff.
After waiting another fifteen minutes thinking the worst had past, a group of four security ladies arrived to open the doors. The grooms brother asked the security guard with badge number 101777 for a wheelchair for their grandmother and she responded with a terrible attitude saying it wasn't her responsibility to get wheelchairs for us that we needed to have scheduled that through Norwegian. Her response sparked a response from several of us in the crowd to which her attitude grew and she started yelling at us saying that she didn't have to be there and that they were opening up the Terminal as a favor to us. I want to know how this was a favor when we have been inconvenienced for the past hour and a half walking from one terminal to another then to another and no assistance for our elderly guests nor any refreshments for the mothers in the group that were expecting? At this point there was nothing but yelling between the two groups until we were finally allowed to enter the ship, which at this point is closer to 12pm. So not only did we lose an hour and a half of the wedding and reception, we were not even able to extend due to the ships departure time all while sitting outside being harassed by the rudest people I have ever encountered. Continuing to speak to us when we wanted nothing to do with them. This was absolutely the worst encounter with Port of Miami I have ever experienced and our party better be receiving some sort of compensation for all of the misbehavior and lack of knowledge from your staff.
Written December 5, 2023
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Usia2014
Calgary, Canada1,812 contributions
May 2023
We disembarked from our cruise and found the lines moved quickly and efficiently in the terminal. The port staff had things well organized. Outside, it was easy to get to the taxi area to catch a ride to the airport. Our ride cost much less than what the cruise ship bus shuttle quoted us; plus we didn’t have to wait for 40 other passengers to fill the bus before it could leave. The taxi got us to the airport in less than 20 minutes.
Written June 12, 2023
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From the Port of Miami parking website: "If you have an Americans with Disabilities (ADA) related issue, need to request an accommodation for a program or service, or need information provided in an accessible format, please contact the following individual(s) to make a request:
Luis L. Gonzalez, Chief of Human Resources, PortMiami
llg@miamidade.gov
Call 305-498-4491
Accessible Parking
Miami-Dade County Ordinance requires all guests with a disabled parking permit or license tag to pay standard parking rates, except as provided by Florida State Law. However, two hours of complimentary parking will be provided to vehicles displaying a disabled parking permit or license tag.
Additionally, effective July 1, 2016, disabled veterans displaying a Florida license plate for Disabled Veterans, issued under Fla. Statute 320.084, will receive free parking. The disabled veteran to whom the license plate was issued must be in the vehicle in order for this exception to apply."
Best of luck, looks favorable!
Written March 6, 2024
Looking to book transportation from Port of Miami to West Palm Airport on April 21,2024 … it would be 4 adults with 3 children .
Written October 30, 2023
Is there a shop/ pharmacy nearby to pick up sunscreen before a cruise? We are flying in with carryon luggage but need to pick up sunscreen before boarding.
Written October 21, 2023
We didn’t see any shops in the terminal and immediately took a taxi out to the airport but also didn’t see any shops right outside or close by.
Just a suggestion here; why don’t you buy some sunscreen at home that’s 100ml or less and take it with you in the carry on in a small separate plastic bag along with your other liquids/creams? We do that all the time and have never had a problem at any of the security checks in any airport or getting on a ship.
Enjoy the cruise, bon voyage! :)
Written October 22, 2023
Hello .. best place to park for a cruise from miami port?? Please.. thank you.. best service and price. Over all safest and ease ? Thank you all
Written March 6, 2023
Parking at the port costs $20 a day and is convenient for unloading and loading at the ships. Nearby shuttle parking is plentiful and less expensive but less convenient.
Written March 7, 2023
Leaving on a cruise on feb6 from Miami port on Norwegian sky heard the traffic is bad getting there has anyone been there lately
Written January 26, 2023
Traffic in Miami and the I95 can be terrible if there is a road blockage due to an accident. I would not put myself under pressure when you have a deadline like a ship leaving ….get there early and relax!
Written January 28, 2023
We are taking carnival horizon 8 night out of Miami what is the best, safest and easiest lot for parking our car?
Written August 2, 2022
Not sure, you have to Google map for the situation that best fits for you.
Written August 3, 2022
Yankeesfanforlife
Tampa, Florida
What is the location of the MSC cruise line in Miami? Looking to find parking close to ship and was wondering what lot to use.
Written February 24, 2022
Gostaria de indicação de hotel com bom preço próximo do porto
Written April 9, 2020
FORTUNE HOUSE AN ALL SUITES HOTEL. Pesquise no site do hotel. O custo valerá a pena, fica do lado financeiro, e próximo ao hotel se tem o MetroMuver gratuito. Você para próximo a vários eventos muito bom e pode fazer caminhada de otimo agrado aos locais como o Parque, Ginásio, Marina, Shopping, BubaGamp...
Written April 10, 2020
Where is safe and convenient parking for Carnival Victory cruises from Miami, Fl?
Written January 12, 2020
We parked in the multi level, covered parking garage right across the street from the terminal. This way the car is out of the weather.
Looked safe to us.
Written January 15, 2020
Boa tarde, Rafael.
Estarei embarcando no Symphony of the seas queria saber se tem hotel proximo que de pra ir a pe ate o navio.
obrigado, fico no aguardo
Written December 19, 2019
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