Metrorail

Depending on where you are headed, Metrorail provides service on two different lines – the GREEN LINE and the ORANGE LINE. 

The Green Line provides service from the northernmost Metrorail station, Palmetto, to the southernmost, Dadeland South.

On weekdays, board an Orange Line train if you are traveling northbound to the Miami International Airport (MIA) Station.

On weekends, Orange Line trains provide only Airport Shuttle train service between Earlington Heights and Miami International Airport (MIA) stations with a 15-minute frequency. All passengers heading to the airport must transfer to the Airport Shuttle train at Earlington Heights.

To get to the Miami International Airport (MIA) Station from north of Earlington Heights Station any day of the week, board a southbound Green Line train, exit the train at Earlington Heights, and board a northbound Orange Line train to Miami International Airport (MIA) Station.

To identify the line a train is serving, look for the GREEN LINE or ORANGE LINE electronic sign at the front of an approaching train. Also, look for a green or orange digital square on the electronic destination signs outside and inside each train. 

• View the Metrorail service schedule

Note: Metrorail's regular schedule may vary during “single tracking,” when southbound and northbound trains alternate trips on the same track while maintenance is being conducted on the opposite track. 

To ensure you reach your destination on time, download the GO Miami-Dade Transit app to plan, pay for and track your trip. Visit Transit Pass to learn more about our fares and other payment options.

The Orange Line is the most affordable way of getting to and from Miami International Airport (MIA) Station.

To get to the MIA Metrorail station from north of Earlington Heights Station, board a southbound Green Line train, exit the train at Earlington Heights and board a northbound Orange Line train to the MIA Metrorail station.

Metrorail service has doubled in frequency between Dadeland South and Earlington Heights stations Board an Orange Line train if you are traveling northbound to the Miami International Airport Station. The train operates every 15 minutes.

• Metrobus Routes serving Miami International Airport

Transit Passes can be purchased online or at vending machines located at the entrance of each Metrorail station.

Metrorail
Fare - $2.25
Discount Fare - $1.10

Bus-to-Rail Transfer
Fare – Free
Discount Fare – Free

Rail-to-Bus Transfer
Fare – Free
Discount Fare – Free

Metrorail daily parking fee
Fare - $4.50
Discount Fare - Not applicable

Metrorail monthly parking permit
Fare - $11.25 (with purchase of monthly pass)
Discount Fare - Not applicable

Transit Monthly Parking Pass
Fare - $45 Purchase monthly parking without a monthly transit pass (Requires EASY Card or EASY Ticket). Discount Fare - Not applicable

Riders can enjoy free WiFi on board Metrorail and Metrobus.

How to connect

• Make sure WiFi Discovery is active in your device
• The service set identifier (SSID) is: Miami-Dade Free Wi-Fi.
• Once your device has discovered this SSID, you may connect to it.
• There are no passwords to enter; however, upon connecting you will be presented with a splash page.
• On the splash page, make sure you read the Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy.
• Once you accept these terms, click on the button that reads "Get connected now" to gain internet access.
• You will then be redirected to www.miamidade.gov after which you will be able to use the Internet at your leisure.

User Tips

• Please note that WiFi service is based on cellular technology; therefore, the bandwidth available is limited and shared among all the users aboard your train car.
• Due to the nature of the service, signal strengths may vary and fluctuate along the Metrorail alignment.
• Be courteous to your fellow Internet users by limiting the streaming of audio and video, as well as the download of large files.
• As a customer courtesy, we ask that you use headphones.

Connection Problems

Service is based on a cellular network. There may be locations where service is intermittent or unavailable. The availability of WiFi depends on the strength of the cellular signal in that area. This is the same effect as when a person experiences a "dropped" call on a cell phone when hitting a "dead zone."

Connection Support

Metrorail personnel serve exclusively for rail operations and safety supervision. To get technical support, please call 311, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Transit information agents are not available on Sundays or County-observed holidays. Please provide support personnel with your car number, nature of the problem, wireless device type and as much detail as possible on any error messages.

Terms of Use

It is the customer's responsibility to equip his or her laptop or wireless Internet device with the necessary software for secure Internet usage. MDT is not responsible for any damages or security breaches.

There are designated Priority Seating Areas inside of each Metrorail car for persons with disabilities and senior citizens.  Please DO NOT sit in these areas unless you are elderly or are a person with a disability.

While on the Metrorail and Metromover platforms, remember to keep a good grip on strollers, luggage, hand carts, and other wheeled items, to prevent them from rolling or blowing onto the tracks.

Be sure to remain behind the yellow safety line at the Metrorail and Metromover platforms.

DO NOT lean against the rail car doors when riding Metrorail.
     
For the safety and comfort of passengers; smoking, vaping, eating, drinking and playing music without wearing headphones is prohibited on Metrorail, Metromover, and Metrobus. All pets must be in a properly enclosed container. The only exceptions are guide or service animals accompanying customers with disabilities. Service dogs must wear a leash in accordance with Miami-Dade County's Leash Law.