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Premium transfers for residents and visitors of Coral Gables: business meetings, golf, dinners on Miracle Mile.
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~15 min · Sedan about $182
~15 min · Sedan about $166
~25 min · SUV about $198
An "about" price is the booking form fare for a typical address. Exact fare and ETA appear after you enter your addresses: exact price in the calculator.
Local guide
Coral Gables sits just south of Miami International Airport, which makes it one of the shortest airport runs we do, usually 15-20 minutes. Rides here are a mix of business meetings along Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Miracle Mile, guests of the Biltmore Hotel, families visiting the University of Miami, and dinners and shopping at Shops at Merrick Park.
The streets are tree-lined and residential, and many homes are set back from the road, so a clear entrance in the booking notes saves time at pickup.
Move-in days, graduation weekends and campus tours bring many families in at once. Give us the building or parking area on campus, and book early for graduation weekends, when nearby hotels and roads are busy. A Sprinter keeps a large family together with their luggage.
For weddings, galas and private dinners, an hourly booking keeps the chauffeur on site so guests are not waiting for a ride at the end of the night. Senior family members can ride door to door with help with bags; the passenger needs to be able to move from a wheelchair to a seat.
Per vehicle, not per passenger: Sedan from $137, SUV from $137, Sprinter from $156. Hourly service is from $142 an hour, two hours minimum. The exact fare for your addresses shows in the booking form before payment.
FAQ
Usually 15-20 minutes by car, one of the shortest airport transfers in Miami.
Yes. The chauffeur waits at the hotel entrance and messages the guest on arrival. Add the guest name to the booking.
Yes. Plan 25-35 minutes, more on Friday evenings.
Yes. It is a longer run north, usually close to an hour depending on I-95, so most Gables residents fly from MIA when the schedule allows.
Yes, door to door with a patient chauffeur. We do not load wheelchairs, so the passenger must be able to transfer to a car seat.
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