Transit & Airport Connectors
MIA Mover Sky-Train — Always Free
Miami International Airport's Free 24/7 Terminal Link
Skip the shuttle bus and the taxi queue. The MIA Mover is a fully automated, always-free elevated sky-train that runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, connecting every terminal at Miami International Airport directly to the central Intermodal Center.
The MIA Mover is one of Miami's most underused free assets. Arriving passengers who don't know about it often wait in long taxi or rideshare queues when a zero-dollar, climate-controlled train is running continuously just steps away. The Intermodal Center connects directly to the Miami Metrorail, Tri-Rail, and the Miami Central Station — meaning you can travel from your gate to Brickell, Coral Gables, or even Fort Lauderdale without ever paying for a car.
Insider Essentials
- CostCompletely free. No ticket, no tap, no fare required.
- Hours24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
- LocationBoarding stations at every terminal inside Miami International Airport (MIA). Follow 'MIA Mover' signage from baggage claim.
Insider Hacks
How to make the most of this resource.
The Full Zero-Dollar Airport Exit
Chain the MIA Mover with Metrorail to leave the airport for $2.25 total — or free if you have a EASY Card with stored value:
- Step 1:Board the MIA Mover from any terminal. It runs continuously — no schedule to check.
- Step 2:Ride to the Intermodal Center (MIA Station). The Metrorail Orange Line platform is directly connected.
- Step 3:Board Metrorail south toward Dadeland or north toward Palmetto. A single fare is $2.25 — versus $45–$65 for a taxi to Brickell.
Connecting to the Broader Network
- Tri-Rail:The Intermodal Center also connects to Tri-Rail, which runs up the coast to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach for under $5.
- Miami Central:Brightline's MiamiCentral station is one Metrorail stop away at Government Center — connecting you to Fort Lauderdale and Orlando.