Transit & Airport Connectors
Miami Metromover Loop — Always Free
Downtown Miami's Elevated Rail — Zero Fare, Zero Excuses
The Miami Metromover is a fully automated, always-free elevated rail system that loops through Downtown Miami, Brickell, and the Omni district — bypassing street traffic entirely.
Most visitors to Miami pay $25–$40 for rideshares between Brickell, Downtown, and the Arts & Entertainment District when the Metromover covers the same ground for nothing. The system runs on three interlocking loops — the Inner Loop, Brickell Loop, and Omni Loop — and connects directly to Metrorail at Government Center and Brickell stations, giving you access to the broader transit network. It's climate-controlled, runs every 90 seconds during peak hours, and offers elevated views of Biscayne Bay and the skyline that no street-level ride can match.
Insider Essentials
- CostCompletely free. No fare, no card, no registration required.
- HoursMonday – Saturday: 5:00 AM – Midnight. Sunday: 6:00 AM – Midnight. Frequency: every 90 seconds peak, every 3 minutes off-peak.
- CoverageDowntown Miami, Brickell, Overtown, Arts & Entertainment District (Omni). 21 stations across three loops.
Insider Hacks
How to make the most of this resource.
The Brickell–Downtown–Arts District Triangle
Three of Miami's most visited neighborhoods are connected by the Metromover at zero cost:
- Brickell Loop:Serves Brickell City Centre, Mary Brickell Village, and the financial district. Board at Brickell Station (Metrorail connection here).
- Inner Loop:Covers the core of Downtown — Bayside Marketplace, Government Center, and the Miami-Dade Cultural Center.
- Omni Loop:Extends north to the Adrienne Arsht Center, the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), and the Museum Park waterfront.
Stack It with Metrorail
- Government Center:Transfer to Metrorail here for access to Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and the airport — all for $2.25.
- Brickell Station:Transfer to Metrorail here for Dadeland South, South Miami, and the MIA Intermodal Center.