Earliest flight out of MIA

[CantWait08]

Cruising out of the Port of Miami. What is the earliest Flight that you have made out MIA?

[eandj]

MIA is no fun on a busy cruise weekend. I wouldn't book anything before 11:00. Most would say noon.

 

Might you make a little earlier flight? Yes. How much stress are you able to handle?

What flight time are you looking at?

Edited September 19, 2013 by eandj

[Keith1010]

I recommend noon.

 

Can you make an earlier flight? Sometimes.

 

Can something prevent you from making something earlier? Yes.

 

So, I recommend noon to be on the safe side.

 

Keith

[shoesonfire]

I recommend noon.

 

Can you make an earlier flight? Sometimes.

 

Can something prevent you from making something earlier? Yes.

 

So, I recommend noon to be on the safe side.

 

Keith

 

Is taxi on a Friday morning in December from pom to mia doable for an 11:40 flight or is it cutting it too close. Sorry if this has been asked too many times, just too many posts to read through.

[JohninDC]

Is taxi on a Friday morning in December from pom to mia doable for an 11:40 flight or is it cutting it too close. Sorry if this has been asked too many times, just too many posts to read through.

 

11:40 on a weekday should be okay -- the taxi ride ($24+tip flat rate fare :cool:) will take about 15-20 minutes; you will be going against most of the traffic trying to enter the city. As long as you are off the ship, with bags, clear of customs/immigration, and in a taxi by about 9:20 or so you should be at MIA in plenty of time.

 

Have a good cruise! :)

[natspawpaw]

Platinum Self debarkation...10 A.M.

[Gail & Marty sailing away]

11 am ....

[zstell]

11 am ....

 

 

Does this mean you didn't get off of the ship until 11:00 or that's the earliest flight you would book?

[Keith1010]

Does this mean you didn't get off of the ship until 11:00 or that's the earliest flight you would book?

 

I am sure they meant earliest flight.

 

I would still only recommend Noon for flights.

 

Can one make one earlier? Sure. Can they miss it if something goes wrong? Sure.

 

I have been on cruises where all goes like clock work but also on others where something went wrong and see passengers screaming at the crew.

 

To me better to error on having more time.

 

Keith