Hey, thanks for sharing! I remember Miami Beach, Downtown Miami and Omni bus terminal. I knows route S very well. It's been over two decades now. Also, I saw cruise ships. They still there at Port of Miami. I know where Port of Miami is.
No problem. Some of the new buses are equipped with a screen that displays upcoming stops. If the bus does have that, then I use Google Maps and plan a trip using the GPS feature.
I love the beach, But anyways on December 19, Can you do the 11 Almeda/Lyons route from Hiram Clarke Transit Center to Fannin South Transit Center and on December 20, Do the 87 Sunnyside route from Fannin South Transit Center to Griggs Road near the METRORail Purple Line
I live on the area of where the S and 120 go thru and is a pain to wait for them especially during these times due to social distancing I recommend do a review on the L bus
I was there during thanksgiving lodging at Collins Avenue. Great times at Miami Beach 🏖. You did not pay the fare at the bus. How could it be possible you are riding for free as tourist? So why did you sit in a block seat 💺? You must find another spot.
Hello and thank you. Yes, overall, it is safe. In my opinion/observation, I would recommend during the day. Metromover (that free people mover train) that goes around Downtown Miami can be a little sketchy though.
The trolley & Metromover in Downtown Miami are free. But Miami-Dade Transit Metrobus and Metrorail are no longer free. One way full fare is $2.25 / day pass $5.65 . For more information, check there fare page: www.miamidade.gov/global/transportation/transit-pass.page
You can pay $2.25 (exact change) to the fare box (by the bus operator) or show the purchase valid ticket on your mobile app. For more information about type of fares, visit their webpage www.miamidade.gov/global/service.page?Mduid_service=ser1617316231654558
This route always gets full. One day i was waiting for almost 90 minutes to catch a bus. 5 buses literally did not stop bc it was full. Thats why i hate this route
I totally agree! I remember last year, 120 Beach MAX is always crowded. Hopefully, the new network will increase frequency...although Miami should build a train (I heard a monorail is proposed between South Beach to Downtown Miami).
@@HOUExplorer We've been promised a rail connection to Miami Beach (called BayLink) since the 1970's! Every time the idea to fund it comes up the county commissioners say they need another study as to what type of mode should be used. So far they have proposed extending Metrorail or Metromover or a bus rapid system which makes no sense since it's obvious buses can't fulfil the demand. Currently 14,000+ passengers a day use buses to get from Miami Beach to Miami. That is enough passengers to warrant a rail connection.
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Hey, thanks for sharing! I remember Miami Beach, Downtown Miami and Omni bus terminal. I knows route S very well. It's been over two decades now. Also, I saw cruise ships. They still there at Port of Miami. I know where Port of Miami is.
Also at Government Center, Brightline at MiamiCentral & Broward County Transit 95 & 595 Express routes (Weekdays, peak hours only)
This route S is popular BC it’s the most full passengers in this route
Thank you for sharing, how do you know that you have arrived at your station ? Is it said/writed down somewhere inside the Bus ? Thank you
No problem. Some of the new buses are equipped with a screen that displays upcoming stops. If the bus does have that, then I use Google Maps and plan a trip using the GPS feature.
@@HOUExplorer thank you!
Hey looks like your having a lot of fun in Miami :) stay safe!
Thanks man!
I love the beach, But anyways on December 19, Can you do the 11 Almeda/Lyons route from Hiram Clarke Transit Center to Fannin South Transit Center and on December 20, Do the 87 Sunnyside route from Fannin South Transit Center to Griggs Road near the METRORail Purple Line
I live on the area of where the S and 120 go thru and is a pain to wait for them especially during these times due to social distancing I recommend do a review on the L bus
Interesting! I'll try to catch the L bus. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@HOUExplorer if you want to meet up one day before you leave let me know
Please ride the planned discontinued bus lines
Great video, when are you going to do the video for Jacksonville Transportation Authority Skyway and bus routes
Thanks! Soon! In future, I’m planning to fly to Jacksonville, then take Amtrak to Orlando and Miami.
I was there during thanksgiving lodging at Collins Avenue. Great times at Miami Beach 🏖. You did not pay the fare at the bus. How could it be possible you are riding for free as tourist? So why did you sit in a block seat 💺? You must find another spot.
Because MDT suspended fares due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however they are resuming fares on June 1st
😂😂😂the voice of Haitian on the Metrobus 😂
Hey! Thanks for sharing. This was awesome! Would you recommend the buses in Miami is it safe for tourists?
Hello and thank you. Yes, overall, it is safe. In my opinion/observation, I would recommend during the day. Metromover (that free people mover train) that goes around Downtown Miami can be a little sketchy though.
2 days? 👌
Yup!
Is this bus riding free or needs to pay and If needs how to pay?
The trolley & Metromover in Downtown Miami are free. But Miami-Dade Transit Metrobus and Metrorail are no longer free. One way full fare is $2.25 / day pass $5.65 . For more information, check there fare page: www.miamidade.gov/global/transportation/transit-pass.page
How do you pay?
You can pay $2.25 (exact change) to the fare box (by the bus operator) or show the purchase valid ticket on your mobile app. For more information about type of fares, visit their webpage www.miamidade.gov/global/service.page?Mduid_service=ser1617316231654558
Those NABIs are GODS
Are the buses over there still free?
Yes, they are free.
Not anymore June 1st fares came back
@@miamidadetransit9918 What's the bus fare there?
@@BrandonFranco $2.25 per person
This route always gets full. One day i was waiting for almost 90 minutes to catch a bus. 5 buses literally did not stop bc it was full. Thats why i hate this route
I totally agree! I remember last year, 120 Beach MAX is always crowded. Hopefully, the new network will increase frequency...although Miami should build a train (I heard a monorail is proposed between South Beach to Downtown Miami).
@@HOUExplorer We've been promised a rail connection to Miami Beach (called BayLink) since the 1970's! Every time the idea to fund it comes up the county commissioners say they need another study as to what type of mode should be used. So far they have proposed extending Metrorail or Metromover or a bus rapid system which makes no sense since it's obvious buses can't fulfil the demand. Currently 14,000+ passengers a day use buses to get from Miami Beach to Miami. That is enough passengers to warrant a rail connection.