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307 NE 1st Street , Miami, Florida, 33132, United States
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I'm coming to an ms-holland cruise on march 2010. I'll stay at the regency airport hotel a day before the cruise, And then I need to get to Port Everglades.
I'm looking for a cheap way to get there, Since ms-holland shuttle will cost 60$, And a cab will cost 75$.
I saw the option to take a tri-rail train that takes me till fort lauderdale airport, And wondered if there's a cheap shuttle or something similiar I can take to get from there to Port Everglades.
Thank you :O)
Are you flying into Miami or Ft. Lauderdale? Ft. L isn't that far from Miami.
If your hotel has a free shuttle, they can help you get back and forth to the airport, perhaps even port.
I'm going on a cruise out of Miami in Jan- one of the things we have booked from the cruise line (NCL) is a 4 hour trip to the Everglades from the ship that will then drop us off at the airport.
Are you just looking for transport to and from the cruise port? We looked into flying into Ft. Lauderdale and getting transport to the port- it was no where near that amount. Where are you looking?
Hi tt10 :O)
No, I'm landind the night before at Miami int'l airport and staying at miami regency airport hotel. I just need a cheap way to get from tri-rail fort lauderdale station to the ports.....
So you are thinking of taking tri-rail from Miami to Ft. Lauderdale, and then going from there to Port Everglades? I think there are shuttles from the airport to the port and if there aren't the taxi fare to the port isn't very much.
Really the cheapest way to get from Miami to Port Everglades is probably to rent a car in Miami (near the airport) and then drop your luggage off at Port Everglades before you drop the car at the Ft. Lauderdale airport. Probably cost about $25.00 for one day plus a one way dropoff charge.
When you're here, act like you live here and you'll get a better deal on alomst everything. If you're a girl you'll get into just about every where for free, but if you're a guy bring cash and time to wait in lines ....
At Miami International Airport American Airlines has a big pressence. There are many international flights from South and Central America as well as flights from European cities and the Caribbean in and out of Miami all day.
Miaimi is usually a destination for me and I try very not to make any connections in this airport due to their super long customs lines as well as the fact that the airport is underdoing renovations for the past few years which can make arriving/departing here a nightmare, let alone making a connection. But, recently on my trip to Belize my connection with AA on the return was in Miami and after clearing customs I made my way to the Admiral's Club.
There are two clubs at Miami International Airport one in Concourse D - across from Gate D30 and the other at Concourse E. We went to the club at Concourse D, which was quite nice with all the amenities you would want while traveling like showers, music room, free WIFI, children's room, conference room and pc's with internet access as well as free snacks like cookies, celerey and carrots, coffee, tea and food for sale as well as a very large to purchasing drinks. After a long flight its always good to know that you can stop at the Admiral's Club, catch up on some calls and emails, as well as grabbing something to eat and drink or just relaxing until your next flight.
Plt and Ex Plt members (like me) are allowed access to the Admiral's Club with no charge (Plt. members need to be traveling international), but if you don't hold status and would like to visit one of the many Admiral's Clubs, you can purchase a day pass for $50.
Check out their website for more information about the clubs.
http://www.aa.com/aa/pubcontent/en_US/travelInformation/airportAmenities/AdmiralsLocations.jsp
For an entire week in January, Miami's Art deco festival celebrates it's design inspiration.
Includes historic walks, jazz music, plenty of artwork and dining.
Auctions, memorabilia and unique items are on display!
The entire weekend which ends the festival culminates in dancing, international music and parties.
It is put on annually by the Miami Design Preservation Society.
Hotels, specially on the popular ART DECO DISTRICT of Miami Beach may be difficult to come by at this time so early reservations are strongly urged.
Things exist in Miami which do not exist in many other places of the world.
I stumbled upon this vendor while exploring the outdoor displays of the Coconut Grove Art Festival.
As you can see, the vendor makes custom designed hats and leash ensembles for dogs.
Don't laugh. I observed this stall for a few minutes, and the vendor was doing excellent business. Apparently, hats for dogs are very popular in Miami.
I bought two.
Bayside is a partly covered, mall kind of shopping lane. There are two levels of shops and restaurants here. At the center is an area where there are perfomances once in a while. Here are also the little market style shops where you can get your Miami Souvenirs.
You can see some more pictures in our Bayside travelogue
Picture taken december 9th, 2003 at 17:57
Well since all the major brand shops are available you can buy about anything you could think of from clothing to electronics. It's more expensive then you would pay at an outlet.
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