Miami International Airport (MIA) sits about 8 miles west of downtown Miami and is the primary US gateway for Latin America and Caribbean travel.
Three Terminals, Six Concourses
MIA is organized into North, Central, and South Terminals split across six concourses, D through J, connected by the free MIA Mover train and moving walkways, since the concourses stretch out considerably from end to end.
Metrorail Beats the I-95 Traffic
The free MIA Mover connects to Miami Central Station, where the Metrorail Orange Line reaches downtown and Brickell in about 15 minutes, a useful alternative to a $25 to $35 taxi or rideshare ride during rush hour on I-95.
MIA vs. Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) sits about 30 miles north and is worth checking for budget carrier routes, especially if your trip centers on Fort Lauderdale or Broward County rather than Miami itself.
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