Seniors, students, and people with disabilities pay a dime with a rail permit. Offering a bird's eye view of the city below, Metromover makes stops at Bayside Marketplace, Miami Arena, the Miami-Dade Cultural Center , the Miami Convention Center, and many hotels. From this perch you can see beautiful Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Service runs daily 6 am to midnight, every 90 seconds during peak hours and every 3 minutes off-peak. Fares can be paid in tokens, coins, or dollar bills, exact change only.
Guides answer questions aboard the train and suggest activities to enjoy at different destinations.
On Saturdays and Wednesdays Tri-Rail sponsors tours to the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop flea market and circus. There are also mystery excursions. Trains run approximately once per hour on weekdays, every two hours on Saturday, and once every three hours on Sundays. Free shuttle buses connect most Tri-Rail stations with downtown Miami and other important locations. Varies For a self-guided tour, try Metrobus, which has 19 routes serving Greater Miami and the beaches every day.