It's a rail station built in Florida in the 1980s... so my criticims are based in history, as the…read morestation and rail lines were evidently contemplated to build upon the locational efficiencies next to the freeway (but does have a nice park next door... across yet another surface vehicular parking lot)... but what this means is that this station is disconnected from the more walkable areas of Hollywood and relies more on automotive transporation for the ""last mile"" travvel. The City and County do a good job of having connections (Sun Shuttle, BCT [Broward County Transit]) - but a walk downtow will take a good 30 - 45 min. As to the actual station, there's not enough benches... or trash cans. There's also so much anxiety if the train is coming, if you're on the right platform, the trains don't run late enough, and the transit cops can often be... brusque. But it's such a net positive to have rail options (with signage and audio message in three (3!) languages) in this urban-surburban-car-dominated-megaopolis. I support it fully and want MORE investment in stations like this to make it better.

Worst experience ever the fact that they're are so many bad reviews at this point we should just…read moreboycott them

Rail and Metro stations can be better, but in South Florida, this is a pinnacle transfer station in…read morea working class area. An efficient enough site where two rail lines cross and can easily be used by both - and resultingly, densifying neighborhood that surrounds it. The staff is usually always very helpful and kind. The main criticism is that the trains don't come frequently enough! As to the actual station, as usual for a Tri-Rail station there's not enough benches... or trash cans. The Metro-side's construction often takes too long and I'm seriously concerned about the accessibility as a result. In addition, there's also so much anxiety if the train is coming and the trains don't run late enough. But it's such a net positive to have rail options (with signage and audio message in three (3!) languages) in this urban-surburban-car-dominated-megaopolis - and I support it fully and want MORE investment in stations like this to make it better - and have two lines cross like this is superb.

Worst experience ever the fact that they're are so many bad reviews at this point we should just…read moreboycott them the workers are also rude and disrespectful and fine you for talking to them a certain way and very unclean can barely sit on the seats cause of all the trash transportation in Florida is completely and utterly terrible

Jermaine's service was top tier. I booked a 5 hour service with him and I couldn't be happier with…read morehis service. From opening the door to being precise on timing to pick me up and drop me off everything was great. Thanks.

Amazing service and beautiful car. I highly recommend this service to everyone looking for airport…read morepickups, date night or even a night out on the town.

The good news: it's free!! That is awesome!…read moreHowever when we went, it was a rainy cold day and the metro over was experiencing delays: so when it's late: you just gotta wait... the whole system delays. Oh well. Then when it arrives it was a squashed sardines situation, but we only used it to go from the frost center to the Omni Center so, we squashed on! lol Under normal circumstances, the cars are well kept, clean and move the people around and it's like a Disney ride! Enjoy

1/5 Stars - A Broken, Frustrating MessI used to think the Metromover was a great asset to Downtown…read moreand Brickell, but lately, it has become an absolute nightmare. The unreliability makes it completely useless if you actually need to get to work or an appointment on time.Always Late: The promised "every few minutes" schedule is a joke. Expect to wait 10+ minutes on a packed platform just for a single car to roll by.Useless Tech: The digital arrival screens are completely inaccurate. They will say a train is 1 minute away for 15 minutes straight.Constant Outages: It feels like the entire loop is constantly out of service or suffering from technical glitches. The frequent weekend and morning closures for system upgrades have made it entirely dependable on failing.It's an embarrassment to Miami-Dade transit. Skip it unless you have hours of free time to waste standing around a station.

One of the shadier metro stations on the line... but then again, they all are. Between the Overtown…read morestation and the Civic Center stop, Culmer seems to be a strange place for a metro stop anyway. Not that I'm complaining, considering it's convenient for when I'm visiting friends who live at the apartment building right across the street. Standard security courtesy of MDC Transit, the elevator here is out about 40% of the time, and the escalator is almost always going up. Good enough, it's a metro station.

Great Metro-Rail station clean with security and parking. The Metro-Rail goes all the way to…read morePalmetto station in Hialeah to Dadeland South with the green line route. You can also take the orange line to get to the airport. It also has a transfer at the Tri-Rail station where you can opt to go all the way to West Palm beach. This particular station has connecting bus routes to downtown and connects to the 595 express that takes you all the way to Sunrise in Broward County. Additionally if you are going to Marlins park and you don't want to get stuck in traffic and avoid 20+ dollar parking this is a great solution. You can park your car at any Metro-Rail station and get an all day pass and come to this station and the marlins shuttle (the 55 bus) will take you to and from the Stadium. They have shuttles running from the Stadium to the Culmer Metro-Rail station from prior to the game up to 2 hours after the last pitch. Also pointing out that riding public transportation is great for the enviroment and helps decongest highways. Great work Miami-Dade Transit!

Still the very best deal in town! Take the bus, skip the cab and enjoy the ride. Drop off along…read moreWashington was perfect and saved us a bunch of money. Now you can tap a credit card for your fair.

I don't recall the fare but I remember being impressed with the convenience…read more This took me right to south beach. It was a quick ride and it was comfortable as far as buses go. I really like that this is provided from the airport because it was a great experience. I just kept gushing about it to my friends that it was so easy. If you need to get to south beach from the airport and you aren't worried about looking some type of way coming off the bus shuttle I highly recommend.

This Shark Valley trail itself is five stars, but the way it's operated isn't…read more Get there early if you'd like peace and quiet before the trams start which seems to be 9:30. Trail is paved, direct sunlight. In Jan saw over 60 gators a couple crocs. Took about 2.5 hrs with stopping to watch. Most national parks will allow you to access and pay earlier hours -- this park doesn't. This park gate opens at 8:30am, and creates a line that goes out into traffic, clearly only catering to people using the trams. We had to park on the Hwy and bike in, which was allowed but there was someone at the booth even at 730 to take money-- why not just open the parking lot early if someone is manning it anyway? To cater to the trams, which are very expensive. We were trying to enjoy watching some baby gators and the tram came up to about a foot behind us on our bikes to loudly scream over an intercom about the babies. Really takes away from the natural experience.

I am generally a fan of National Parks. The Everglades is fairly uniform and spread out over a huge…read morearea. There are multiple entrances (and perhaps visitors' centers) but we only checked out this one. Shark Valley is about an hour west of Miami on Hwy 41. En route, you pass 3 - 4 airboat tour companies that all take you near or into part of the park on their tours. That is, to me, the quintessential Everglades experience. However, you can't do that tour at the Park HQ. At Shark Valley, the main apparent draw is a large (15-mile) loop road that goes south from the highway. At the far end is some tall observation tower. You cannot drive on this road, so you have 3 options: walk it, rent a bike from the ranger station, or take a periodic tram tour (2 hours) that costs (I think) about $34. When we arrived, it was already 3 p.m. and if we took the 4 p.m. tram tour, we'd have been driving back through downtown Miami in the dark. Traffic there is scary enough in daylight, so we skipped that. They also had a boil water advisory that day (?), so we could not refill our water bottles. The ranger station was nice enough, with a few exhibits. I think the entrance fee is $20 per car. When we arrived, the lot was full so you could either wait in a short line of cars (where the let one in as one left) or park out on a wide shoulder of Hwy 41 and walk to the ranger station (probably about 1/3 of a mile one way). Depending on what sort of Everglades experience you're looking for, this may be worth a stop. Or you may just want to choose one of the airboat places instead.

The woman at the front desk and the owner were amazing. Treated me right and answered all of my…read morequestions. Great service at a local business, I personally can't ask for anything better.

Great people, 24/7 service. A friend and I arrived in Miami at ~1am with a huge layover and just…read moreneeded somewhere to put our bags while we hit the town, and this place was super helpful last minute! They're open all the time, so we just called up there and we were set! They're pretty quick if you're trying to get in and out and we're very accommodating even when we showed up like 20/30 min after we said we'd show up (yikes). What they'll do is they'll have you show up and leave the bags and then you just text them a little before you're about to come back, and you're golden! The only gripe I could think of about the place is that it's a little pricier than some comparable 24/7 prices that are farther away from where we were trying to go slash some closer ones that were not open when we needed them, but I guess you're paying for convenience too right? For 4.5 hours, we had two carry ons and a backpack, and they charged us $35 but then they gave us a $5 discount because they're stars! Anyway they said that they'd be able to bring down the price if more customers came so go go go people I believe the guy who did our service was named Juan (??) he's great lol