Tri Rail, Train ride from Fort Lauderdale International Airport FLL to Miami International Airport

This is a how to video on traveling Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) to Miami International Airport (MIA) using Tri Rail. Tri Rail is a commuter train (or long distance train) that travels between three counties: Miami-Dade, Broward County and West Palm Beach.
MIA to FLL:
View the video starting from MIA Airport to FLL Airport:
• Tri Rail, Train ride f...
Fares:
As of early 2024, the full fare to ride Tri Rail is $3.75 (one way) during the weekdays and $5.00 during the weekend and holidays. More information: www.tri-rail.com/pages/view/f...
- Tri Rail Mobile App: Download the Tri Rail App to quickly purchase a ticket www.tri-rail.com/pages/view/m...
- Miami-Dade Transit Easy Card: www.miamidade.gov/global/serv...
Checkout my blog for more details about traveling Tri Rail between FLL and MIA Airports:
houexplorer.com/2022/05/21/tr...
Fort Lauderdale Airport Station and Shuttle Bus:
Tri Rail Shuttle Bus stops at all Fort Lauderdale International Airport Terminals. The shuttle bus does have a luggage/baggage rack to store. In addition, the shuttle bus arrives every 15-20 minutes. View the shuttle bus schedule between FLL and Fort Lauderdale Airport Station www.tri-rail.com/stations/For...
Palm Beach International Airport (PBI Airport):
Tril Rail does not have a shuttle bus to Palm Beach International Airport (PBI). However, Tri Rail does offer a $15 voucher to travel between Palm Beach International Airport and West Palm Beach Station using Uber. If you're coming from FLL Airport and heading towards PBI Airport, please board the northbound train (or track 2). The northbound train journey between Fort Lauderdale Airport station and West Palm Beach Station should be around 1 hour and 30 minutes. The fare would cost $ or $5.00 on the weekend/holiday.
For more information in claiming $15 voucher, please check this Tri Rail webpage: www.tri-rail.com/stations/wes...
Brightline Florida:
Yes, you can take Brightline from FLL Airport. Tri Rail Shuttle Bus and Brightline Circuit Shuttle bus shares the same bus stop at FLL Airport. However, if using Brightline, it is recommended to purchase the train tickets in advance.
Real-time arrival:
View real-time arrival of Tri Rail:
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Time-points:
00:00 FLL Airport
01:35 Shuttle Bus
05:40 Fort Lauderdale Airport Station
07:30 Boarding
09:10 Departed to MIA Airport
48:30 Miami Airport Station
52:20 MIA Mover
56:50 MIA Airport
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[@ncard00]

Tri-Rail should release a proper cab ride video showing the entire route in both directions.

[@CockpitScenes]

Great video! Very informative. But this just shows how much public transportation sucks in the US. I worked for many years at MIA flying for National Airlines and Pan Am. I live in Ft. Lauderdale. I only had to take the train north to FLL one time, and it was a bus ride to a lonely spot next to the tracks to get the train. I was actually scared for my safety. I guess things have changed.

[@BiscayneBarbie]

Thanks I live in West Palm and have a cruise coming up. I plan to take the tri rail to Miami international station to the airport then Uber

[@bernardfriedman532]

U should try taking Brightline to Orlando. It's expensive, but worth the journey 🙂

[@TheTransitChannel]

What's up, man and Happy New Year! I noticed that the Tri-Rail Shuttle Bus no longer uses the white bus (operated by Academy Bus).
Did you planned to go visit Key West, during your visit in Florida? I've heard that Key West Transit has been modifying their routes.

[@Thuydoan47]

Great video! Did you got to ride Broward County Transit Bus, during your trip or the South Dade TransitWay?

[@Jesus-kc5is]

Did you ride the dadeland south brt?

[@ashleighdavis4748]

So Track 2 would be on the other side?

[@HOUExplorer]

Yes. Track 2 is the other side (mostly northbound trains to Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach). However, there will be a time where station manager is going to make an announcement that southbound trains will stop at platform 2. So when arriving to the station, try to listen for announcements or ask a station manager (or security).

[@ashleighdavis4748]

@@HOUExplorer Thank you.