Brightline Is Running Late-Night Trains After Every Kaseya Center Concert Through End of 2026
Brightline’s Concert Connect late-night train service returns for every scheduled concert at Kaseya Center through the end of 2026 — no parking, no surge pricing.
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2 neighborhoodsBrightline has announced the return of its Concert Connect late-night train service following every scheduled concert and select live entertainment events at Kaseya Center through the end of 2026 — giving South Florida concertgoers a stress-free way to get home after the show without dealing with parking or traffic.
Special late-night departures will operate from Brightline's MiamiCentral Station following eligible events. The station sits less than a mile from Kaseya Center, with the venue reachable via a 15-minute walk, rideshare, or Metromover. Guests are encouraged to book return trips in advance through the Brightline app or at gobrightline.com — look for the Concert Connect icon when selecting your return.
"With late-night trains operating after every Kaseya Center concert through the end of the year, guests can focus on enjoying the show while leaving the driving to us."
The October lineup includes Kany García (Oct 3), Don Omar (Oct 4), Jonas Brothers (Oct 5), Camilo (Oct 9), Arcángel (Oct 11), KATSEYE (Oct 13), an iHeartRadio event (Oct 17), TINI (Oct 18), Chayanne (Oct 24), and Young Miko (Oct 28).
November brings Doja Cat (Nov 11), The Neighbourhood (Nov 12), John Summit (Nov 20–21), and Nick Cannon Presents: Wild 'N Out Live (Nov 28). December closes out the year with Rawayana (Dec 5–6) and Gente de Zona (Dec 11).
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Brightline’s Concert Connect late-night train service returns for every scheduled concert at Kaseya Center through the end of 2026 — no parking, no surge pricing.
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