Name: Port Miami
Address: 1015 N America Way, Miami, FL 33132, USA, US
Telephone: +1 305-347-5515

Port Miami is a transit station, located at 1015 N America Way, Miami, FL 33132, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 305-347-5515, visit their website www.miamidade.gov for more detailed information.

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1015 N America Way, Miami, FL 33132, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 03 March 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

20 February 2017

Quick boarding of cruise terminal with great assistance getting off.
Anonymous

20 September 2016

Port of Miami is the largest port in the intercontinental United States. Home to many cruise ships this logistical playground is what makes Miami the cruising capital of the world. Recently the area has gone through a dredging project to make way for the ships from China this alone will increase trade and commerce to our already tourist driven economy.
Anonymous

13 September 2016

The port was very clean .. the porters were friendly and even though tipping is optional I strongly recommend it. The taxi line moved very fast and they helped me requesting a van. Even the cops are helpful and approachable. The terminals lines ran smooth. On a previous review there were complains about parking fees, but $20a day seems reasonable since you are parking inside the port. I had to pay $15 a day in a garage by downtown and my car was dented. Overall a very good expirience.
Anonymous

12 September 2016

Nice port but not worth the $20 a day parking. Out of 3 machines used to pay your parking ticket only one was working with no employee in sight to come and fix it. If you are paying high fees for parking and convenience daily monitoring of the garage and machines should be maintained.
Anonymous

09 July 2016

Post of Miami is one of the best cruise terminals out there. They have the entire process down to a science. Traffic can be congested, but what do you expect when there are five large ships in port. Overall, one of my favorite ports to sail from.
Anonymous

10 March 2016

Is there a way to give 0 stars? Here is part of a letter I wrote to the Port Authority and Norwegian Cruise Lines:

It was on our return that things got out of hand. After having to drag all of our bags from the luggage area with no assistance, I left my husband in the electric wheelchair with all of the bags exactly where I'd dropped him off several days before, and went to get the car. I had no idea how to loop back to get him, but finally figured that out (after paying the ridiculous $20 / day parking fee). However, I did not realize that there were "Arrival" and a "Departure" lanes. You are not an airport, so it is not necessary to do this. On a cruise people are usually arriving or departing, but never at the same time. When I drove back to get my husband, I was apparently in the "Departure" lane. This should not have been a problem as there were very few other cars there, since the ship was still offloading. When I tried to pull up to the curb (where there was plenty of room), a rude porter told me I could not pull over there. I told him I was picking up the guy in the wheelchair. He continued to inform me, quite loudly and rudely, that I could not park there, and insisted there was no one in a wheelchair. I told him "you don't make it very convenient for people with disabilities", at which point he replied "What if you are inconveniencing me?" Really? At this point I was trying to ask the other porters if they could see my husband, when one of them told me to pull over to the other side of the road. I did and got out of the car to find my husband. When I found him, I told him that I was being yelled at by the porter at which time a kind woman sitting near him offered to help get our bags across the street to the car.