Pick where you live and where you need to go. The route card shows the rail and trolley services that link the two neighborhoods, a change at a hub station if there is no direct link, and the hours and fares published by Miami-Dade County and the cities.
Route card
Living in Downtown Miami →Hours and fares as published by Miami-Dade County and the cities; service changes, detours and holiday schedules apply. Check the agency’s trip planner before you rely on a route.
Where the routes come from
Metrorail and Metromover facts come from Miami-Dade County’s transit pages: Metrorail runs 5 a.m. to midnight daily and costs $2.25 ($1.10 discount fare), with the daily cost capped at $5.65 on the same contactless card; Metromover is free, with cars about every 90 seconds at rush hour and every 3 minutes otherwise.
Trolley routes and hours come from the City of Miami’s trolley pages, and the Coral Gables trolley from the City of Coral Gables. City of Miami trolleys arrive roughly every 15 to 45 minutes. The City of Miami trolley does not go to Miami Beach, which runs its own free trolley.
The check lists only links in this data, with at most one change. Metrobus covers much more of the county for $2.25, with free bus-to-rail transfers on an EASY Card. More in Getting Around Miami Without a Car: Metrorail, Metromover and the Free Trolleys.