We live locally but when we want to get away from Boca restaurants we drive down to "The Sands" and…read moreenjoy the fresh air and watch the boats go by! Order a drink sit at a table by the inter-coastal and get away from the hub ub - the food is perfect for this environment- whether an entree or finger food although I miss the peel and eat shrimp they once served! This is like going to the Keys having a couple of drinks some great food and just relaxing without the long drive!

There's literally nothing glamorous about Tri-rail. I will say this station looks loads better than…read moreWPB. I miss the comfort of Brightline but I only take the train when I have to go to FLL. You can't beat the price and included shuttle to and from the airport. Brightline is too damn high to begin with, extra $10 for the shuttle which doesn't run late so you have to uber to the train station. Nah son...tri-rail it is! Even with their some of dirty looking clientele I'm wrong for that but I ain't wrong.

Everything could improve! Easily the worst airport I have ever been subjected to. I bought tequila…read morefrom Mexico and I purposely got a smell bottle because I knew it would pass the allowed liquid rule. They took it anyway. Also, the rule that you can't check luggage until 4 hours before your flight is absolutely insane. I couldn't go through TSA without checking my bag, so I had to wait out in the hallway for hours. There are no charging ports in the whole airport, none that work anyway. The food choices are very limited and they all suck. I wouldn't recommend going here unless absolutely necessary.

This was so easy to do global entry at this location while visiting Miami…read more Couldn't get an appointment in Houston for months so choose this location while traveling. They made the process seemless just make sure you have something showing a bill at your residence and passport. Highly recommend.

Quick service with appointment. Located in the Miami…read moreInternational airport Airport parking is readily available

I went to Miami for a quick trip and I went to the Centre to catch a train. It was clean and on timeread more

When ever you travel to new and different places , it really pays to look at all your option of…read moretransportation. The choices are endless. Do we take a taxi to our hotel ? Do we rent a car? Use Uber ? The choice that you make can save you big Bucks! My wife happen to read reviews of the orange line on Miami Metro Line. You can catch the orange line right at Miami International airport. The orange line stops just a few blocks away from our hotel. And guess what ? A one way ticket is only $2.25 . There were security officers at the ticket machine to help anyone who needed help. So the two of us to get to the hotel only cost us $4.50 total. I have to say that the Metro Line wasn't new by any means, nor the fastest, but it was clean ! For the price of &4.50 for two it cant be beat! There was plenty of security at the airport as well as all along the ride to the hotel. So the next time you fly into Miami International airport, keep a open mind and consider Miami's Metro Line for your transportation needs. I'm glad we did!

Well I realize how do I now have over 100 check ins here but no review. So let me tell you about…read morethis place what you don't already know. The Metrorail comes in here but over the last thirty years as the City of Miami has evolved so has their central station. Years ago it was Government Center and I would connect to the metro mover. Now as Downtown has changed this truly is the main station. I come into here from Miami Airport to get to Downtown. Also it backs up into Brightline which is around the corner literally steps away. Lastly all the City buses come through here around the building there is a place a block up for the buses that go 595, in front of the building is buses going every ten minutes or so to the Golden Glades than a few steps from that at the side entrance to Metrorail is the 95 express buses. This place is literally a pu pu platter for all your transportation needs in and out of the City of Miami. I highly recommend it as parking is getting increasingly harder to find as well as expensive. You can get monthly passes which make it even more affordable if you come here daily as I do. Also across the way is a brand new Einstein's for a quick morning bite. It is very well lite in the area so don't let the name Overtown fool you it seems very safe. So far so good.

Pretty cool theater, newly renovated in the heart of the historic Overtown area, Just minutes away…read morefrom the American Airlines Arena. It's open to the public, and have a friendly staff.

Arguably THE worst maintained Metrorail station, in the heart of Brickell--the financial capital of…read moreMiami. Escalator has been out of service for at least 2 months (what, are you waiting for fkn parts stuck in the Strait of Hormuz?) meaning one gets to take the low speed, urine stench filled elevator instead to get to the train level. Metrorail should be embarrassed instead of giving us Third World caliber service.

After wrapping up my long and much needed HGW with my mom, I decided to try something knew and try…read moreout the metro rail. I've always been pretty intimidated to try this and since I love to walk I never find the point on hopping on but I was pleasantly surprised by how fun, easy, safe and efficient the entire experience was! We hopped on from Brickell City Centers location and managed to get dropped off right by my apartment. Though, I don't think I'd use it so often because I enjoy walking I could see myself using the metro rail on rainy days, lazy days or even for longer distances!

The Ron Gardner Aircraft Observation area is located on Perimeter Road which runs alongside the…read morewest side Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. You can find the parking area just past the Naval Air Station Museum. It's exact location is the southwestern end of the north runway. This area was dedicated in 1997 in honor of Ron Gardner, a retired Air force Captain and aviation buff. He joined the Broward County Aviation Department in September 1977 and served in many roles including airport spokesman, noise control officer, and as a special projects manager. He passed away from cancer at the age of 57. This is exactly the kind of place Ron Gardner would have enjoyed and if you are an aviation fan, you will too. I was surprised by how many people were out here on a Saturday afternoon. Spectators brought chairs and food and whole families were taking in the view. You can even hear the communications between the pilots and the tower. Two other nearby viewing areas include the Hibiscus Garage Viewing Area and the Greenbelt Viewing Area.​​ Watching the planes take of and land is a fun and free activity enjoyed by all ages.

This is a "hidden secret" at the FLL airport. It's located at the west end of the airport near the…read moreBroward County Animal Control building and is a viewing area with about 30 parking spots where you can sit and watch planes take off and land. There's a speaker at the west end of the parking lot where you can hear the Air Traffic Controller speaking to the pilots. When our kids were younger, we used to pick up subs and would sit in the back of the pick up truck bed to watch the planes and have our little lunch. The kids used to love it. If you are a photography buff or like aviation, you'll like this place except that you might want to go when the weather is a little cooler.

MASSIVE CRUISE TERMINAL IN MIAMI. It's really big. And can…read moreaccommodate many ships simultaneously. It is clean and easy to navigate. All docks are self contained. Unlike many cities that only have a couple of docks? Miami has an entire waterfront of them.

This terminal is old and the checkin process is a hot mess. We were in the priority line for casino…read moreat sea and platinum and above status. The general checkin line was longer, but faster because they had so many more counters open for them. The main issue seemed to be that there was one counter for people that need special assist and only three counters for priority. For parking, you can easily walk to either garage B or C from the port. Our ship left out of terminal C and returned to terminal B. We did have to walk in some areas of the parking garage that didn't have a sidewalk and seemed dangerous.