Anyone a reasonable way to go from Ft Lauderdale to Miami Port reasonable

[judydoc]

Needing to get from Fort Lauderdale Port to Miami Port. What is the most reasonable way?

[michelle1836]

Port to port? Or airport to port?

I used jiffy Jeff for the latter but maybe the can do port to port too? They were great

 

 

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[judydoc]

Port to port? Or airport to port?

I used jiffy Jeff for the latter but maybe the can do port to port too? They were great

 

 

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Port to Port is what we need. I will check Jiffy Geff. Thankyou!

[twinbabies]

SAS transportation........ Not sure they do port to port. They are cheap and reliable.

[welshcorgie]

SAS. They either need to begin or end in Ft. Lauderdale but go to Miami and vice versa. They usually run between $13-15.00pp and have many pick ups at hotels also.

[Colorado Kat]

Problems with SAS last time. Would not use them again.

[KenMo]

We use www.ridesas.com

[Big_G]

Just as a point of reference, we took a cab once and it was $85 including tip. I wouldn't recommend it but we were in a jam.

 

 

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[welshcorgie]

Problems with SAS last time. Would not use them again.

What problems? We have used them many times and no problems.

[judydoc]

SAS. They either need to begin or end in Ft. Lauderdale but go to Miami and vice versa. They usually run between $13-15.00pp and have many pick ups at hotels also.

How long does it take to get to Miami Port?

[S.S.Oceanlover]

Have used ridesas 3 times with no problems at all.

 

I guess no business is perfect but out of all the responses on CC there are very few unhappy customers.

 

Bill

[KenMo]

How long does it take to get to Miami Port?

 

About 30-45 mins. depending on traffic.

[cruzn buckeye]

Just used SAS in October. Great service. Called when we exited the terminal. A van was their within 2 minutes.

[alicam]

We have used SAS twice now and never had an issue

[cruisinfanatic]

Just used SAS in October. Great service. Called when we exited the terminal. A van was their within 2 minutes.

Same for us BUT.

Drove around for 30-45 minutes waiting for another couple to come off the ship

[e71465]

Tri-Rail from Miami to Fort Lauderdale is $5.00 per person! We're taking it in December. From Port Everglades we'll take a cab to the Fort Lauderdale airport, we'll hop on the Tri-Rail to Miami and then take the free shuttle from the airport to the hotel. We had to fly into Miami due to the extra cost of flying into Fort Lauderdale from where we live. Search Tri-Rail, that's how I found out about it. There's also a post from last week that someone rode tri-rail and then gave a review.

[e71465]

You should read the post "How do I use tri-rail"

by wrp96

[fishywood]

Tri-Rail from Miami to Fort Lauderdale is $5.00 per person! We're taking it in December. From Port Everglades we'll take a cab to the Fort Lauderdale airport, we'll hop on the Tri-Rail to Miami and then take the free shuttle from the airport to the hotel. We had to fly into Miami due to the extra cost of flying into Fort Lauderdale from where we live. Search Tri-Rail, that's how I found out about it. There's also a post from last week that someone rode tri-rail and then gave a review.

 

You should read the post "How do I use tri-rail"

by wrp96

 

As been said Tri-Rail would be perfect if the OP was going to MIA rather than the Port. To get from Tri-Rail to Downtown Miami you need to change to Metrorail at the 79 St Amtrak station, and then change to Metromover (or a taxi) to get from Government Center station to the Port. Definitely not something I would recommend for a visitor under a time constraint with all their luggage. The OP should just make room in their budget for a van transfer--one vehicle, no fuss, no potential disruptive adventure on a weekend in a strange city.

Edited November 10, 2013 by fishywood

[celticd1]

We used MJS Transportation from FLL to our hotel in SoBe ($13 ea) and for the return trip from POM to FLL ($11 ea). Prompt service, courteous driver and brand new Mercedes van.

 

http://www.gomjstrans.com/MJS_Trans/Home.html

[wallie5446]

8-10 on our sailing are using www.gomjstrans.com this Friday, $13.00 pp

[cruzn buckeye]

Same for us BUT.

Drove around for 30-45 minutes waiting for another couple to come off the ship

yeah, they did drive around, but only made 3 rounds, total of about 10 minutes. no big deal to us. I think they have 18 vans now that continuously circle, so that is why they are able to give such quick service.

[S.S.Oceanlover]

my brother just used them Thursday with no problems, other than the driver talked too much. lol

 

Bill

Edited December 7, 2013 by S.S.Oceanlover

[hartskys]

8-10 on our sailing are using www.gomjstrans.com this Friday, $13.00 pp

 

How was your shuttle?

[JustCruiseMe]

SAS. They either need to begin or end in Ft. Lauderdale but go to Miami and vice versa. They usually run between $13-15.00pp and have many pick ups at hotels also.

This is who we used in October of this year and had more than excellent experience. Rebooked them for up coming cruise.

[JustCruiseMe]

This is who we used in October of this year and had more than excellent experience. Rebooked them for up coming cruise.

Sorry we used QLS not SAS. No experience with SAS.