With a record-breaking 8.5 million passengers moving through the port in 2025—and that number expected to nearly triple by 2050—Miami-Dade officials are finally looking at a smart investment for the city's infrastructure: a direct, non-stop train link between Miami International Airport (MIA) and the cruise terminals, according to Cruise Critic.
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View this post on InstagramThe more robust second option is a 10-mile expansion of the Metrorail, which would require a brand-new bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway but would offer the high-capacity, "one-seat ride" that travelers actually want.
A direct train would likely cost just a few dollars, mirroring the current $2.25 Metrorail fare. More importantly, it removes the "traffic variable" entirely. We’ve all seen those stressed-out travelers ditching their Ubers and walking across the Port Boulevard bridge with their luggage just to avoid missing their boarding window; a dedicated rail line would make that a thing of the past.
While it's never advisable to fly in the day of a cruise—this new train could make it a little easier to not miss one in case you do.
For those of us who head to Florida every few months for a "quickie" weekend cruise, a non-stop connection would turn a stressful transfer into a seamless part of the vacation experience.
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