MIA to Fort Lauderdale Private Car & Chauffeur Service
- Flat rate
- $189
- Distance
- 33 mi
- Duration
- ~45 min
Payment reserves your date · 50% deposit if booked over 72 h ahead · free cancellation 24+ h · cancellation policy
Fort Lauderdale is 33 miles up I-95 from MIA, and the reasons people book this run split cleanly in two: some are chasing a cheaper FLL fare and need the connecting leg finished by car, others are headed straight for a hotel on Las Olas.
If you're the connection case, we track your inbound flight into MIA and time the pickup around actual customs and baggage clearance, not the printed arrival time. A missed FLL departure because of a slow curbside handoff is the exact failure this trip exists to prevent.
If you're the Las Olas case, the Suburban gets you to the Riverwalk hotel strip in about 45 minutes on a normal traffic day, bags loaded once at MIA and unloaded once at the hotel door.
How much is a private car from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Fort Lauderdale?
The flat rate is $189 one way in a black Chevrolet Suburban, for up to 6 passengers and 6 large bags. The drive is about 45 minutes over roughly 33 miles. The rate covers the whole vehicle, with tolls included. Gratuity is optional.
Pickup Procedure
Your chauffeur meets you curbside at MIA's arrivals level at the door closest to your baggage carousel. Flight tracking means the car is timed to your actual landing, and the first 60 minutes of wait time at MIA are free — useful if this is a same-day connection and customs runs long.
Curbside pickup with flight tracking is standard. Meet and greet at baggage claim with a name sign is an optional $199 add-on at checkout.
What's Included
- —Black Chevrolet Suburban — up to 6 passengers, 6 bags
- —Licensed, professionally vetted chauffeur
- —Flight tracking on airport pickups
- —60 min free wait at airports & cruise ports, 15 min elsewhere
- —Child seats from $49 each (infant, toddler, booster)
- —Bottled water · phone chargers · English and Español · Russian booking and phone support
Frequently Asked
I'm connecting from an international flight into a domestic FLL departure — how much buffer should I build in?
For an international-to-domestic connection we recommend at least 90 minutes between MIA touchdown and your FLL check-in cutoff. The drive itself is 45 minutes, but customs and baggage recheck at MIA eat the rest. Give us your FLL flight number and we'll plan the pickup around it.
How much is a private car from MIA to Fort Lauderdale?
This route is $189 flat, door to door, regardless of I-95 traffic or which terminal you're departing from.
Can you drop at a specific Las Olas hotel, not just downtown?
Yes — give us the hotel name and we route directly there. Riverwalk and Las Olas hotels are a normal drop point on this trip, no extra charge for the exact address.
Do you wait if my flight into MIA is delayed?
We track your flight, so a delay shifts your chauffeur's arrival automatically — you won't be charged a no-show fee for FAA-caused delays.
How does payment work?
Payment reserves your date. Book more than 72 hours ahead and a 50% deposit reserves it now; 72 hours before pickup, the balance is charged automatically to the payment method you booked with. Book 72 hours or less ahead and checkout collects the whole fare. There's no card processing fee — that's built into the flat rate — and gratuity is optional.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancel 24+ hours before pickup for a full refund. Inside that window, we retain 25% of the fare; no-shows retain 50% of the fare.
Do you provide child seats?
Yes. Infant, toddler and booster seats are $49 each for the first two and $99 each after that, charged once per booking. Round trips and multi-leg bookings add 50% per additional leg. Request them when you book so they are installed before pickup.
Can you meet us inside the airport?
Yes. Curbside pickup with flight tracking is standard. Meet and greet is an optional $199 add-on, chosen at checkout and charged once per booking. Your chauffeur meets you at baggage claim with a name sign, helps with bags, and walks you to the vehicle. It needs your flight number.
Landing at MIA? Read the terminal-by-terminal pickup guide.