A private MIA to Fort Lauderdale transfer runs $175 one way in a Black SUV for up to 5, tolls and driver included, one group per car.
Every fare below is for the whole vehicle, one way, with tolls, fuel, and the driver’s return trip already inside the number. You are quoted by the car, not by the head, so a family of four pays the same as a single traveler.
A round trip is simply double the one-way, booked as two legs, so a return from Fort Lauderdale back to MIA is another $175 in the SUV. Tip is not included but is always appreciated.
Fort Lauderdale sits about 38 road miles north of Miami International, and the clock is usually around 52 minutes with clear roads. We run the Broward stretch of I-95, the coastal spine that links the two downtowns, then drop to US-1 (Federal Highway) or Las Olas Boulevard for the last few blocks depending on where you are staying. Mid-morning and the 4 to 7 PM window are the slow parts of that corridor, when the northbound lanes past the airport and through central Broward back up; on a bad afternoon the same 38 miles can stretch past an hour and a quarter, worth planning around if you have a dinner reservation or a check-in cutoff. Your driver watches live conditions and slides over to US-1 when I-95 locks up.
One dedicated vehicle and one driver carry your group the entire way, with no pooling and no extra passengers picked up en route. The first checked bag and a carry-on per person ride free; if you are traveling with several oversized bags, the SUV handles up to five passengers as long as people plus large bags stay at ten or under, and the larger vans take more. Curbside meet at arrivals is part of the fare. If you want the driver holding a name sign at the door, that is a flat $20 add-on. Need a grocery or pharmacy stop on the way north? Extra stops are $45 each for up to half an hour of waiting.
Pickups between 7:00 AM and 9:00 PM carry no surcharge. For a Black SUV collected outside that window, early morning or late night, add $20 to the fare. The vans instead add 10 percent of their one-way rate after hours. Red-eye landings and pre-dawn departures are common on this route, so the night rule is written plainly rather than buried in fine print.
Reserve at least 12 hours ahead; anything inside that window cannot be booked online. For an airport pickup we ask for your flight number, then set the pickup from the real landing time plus 40 minutes, and that time moves with the flight at no charge whether you land early or late. You can cancel free up to 24 hours before pickup; inside 24 hours the ride is non-refundable, and a booking does not move to another day. Adding a passenger or a child seat is welcome up to 12 hours out. Payment is the full fare online by card, or you can arrange the booking over WhatsApp.
Most riders on this leg are heading for the beach hotels along A1A, the downtown and Las Olas district, or a private home along one of the canals that give the city its “Venice of America” nickname. Drop-off is door to door at the exact address you give, whether that is a high-rise lobby, a rental on the water, or a hospital or business address. The driver confirms the drop pin with you before the ride so there is no guesswork at the end of a long flight.
$175 for a Black SUV carrying up to five passengers, one way, with tolls, fuel, and the driver’s return already included. Vans are $230 for six to nine seats and $270 for ten to fourteen.
Roughly 52 minutes in normal traffic over about 38 miles of I-95. During the afternoon rush the same trip can run over an hour, which your driver plans for by rerouting to US-1 when needed.
Yes. Give us the flight number and we set your pickup from the actual arrival plus 40 minutes, adjusting for early or late landings at no extra cost.
One carry-on per passenger rides free. The SUV seats up to five when passengers plus large bags total ten or fewer; for bigger loads the six-to-nine or ten-to-fourteen van gives you the extra cargo room.
No. A round trip to Fort Lauderdale is billed as two one-way legs, so it is exactly double, and you book the return leg with its own pickup time.
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$175 for a Black SUV carrying up to five passengers, one way, with tolls, fuel, and the driver’s return already included. Vans are $230 for six to nine seats and $270 for ten to fourteen.
Roughly 52 minutes in normal traffic over about 38 miles of I-95. During the afternoon rush the same trip can run over an hour, which your driver plans for by rerouting to US-1 when needed.
Yes. Give us the flight number and we set your pickup from the actual arrival plus 40 minutes, adjusting for early or late landings at no extra cost.
One carry-on per passenger rides free. The SUV seats up to five when passengers plus large bags total ten or fewer; for bigger loads the six-to-nine or ten-to-fourteen van gives you the extra cargo room.
No. A round trip to Fort Lauderdale is billed as two one-way legs, so it is exactly double, and you book the return leg with its own pickup time.