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Miami Beach's FREE trolley provides a reliable transportation alternative complementing the existing transit network and providing connection to regional transit routes, improving the mobility and the quality of life of residents and the visitors alike.
- Collins Express
Collins Express - Citywide Free Trolley - City of Miami...
- Middle Beach Loop
Middle Beach Loop operates 7 days a week, 15 hours a day...
- South Beach Trolley
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- North Beach Loop
North Beach Loop operates 7 days a week, 15 hours a day from...
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- Collins Express
- South Beach Loop
- Middle Beach Loop
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- North Beach Loop
Along the South Beach Loop, Miami Beach Trolleys run in both directions, making it a breeze to access the very best of South Beach no matter where you’re going. Hop aboard and get the lay of the land on a route that journeys through South Beach’s Art Deco District from South Pointe Park up Washington Avenue and then west, with a quick jaunt to Bell...
The Middle Beach Loop runs from Lincoln Road north to 43rd Street near the Fontainebleau and also west across 41st Street to Mount Sinai Hospital. Along the way, it provides reliable and frequent service to the Miami Beach Regional Library, Collins Park, Miami Beach Senior High, the Miami Beach Convention Center and the Miami Beach Botanical Garden...
Starting at Lincoln Road, the Collins Express Miami Beach Trolley makes stops throughout South Beach’s Art Deco District and the dazzling modern hotels lining Collins Avenue, including the Loews Miami Beach, The Setai and W South Beach. In Mid Beach, you’ll zip past mid-century modern gems, such as the Fontainebleauand the Eden Roc hotels. Running ...
Running from 65th Street to 88th Street in North Beach, the Miami Beach Trolley’s North Beach Loop also travels west into Normandy Isles with access to the Normandy Isle Park and Pool. It conveniently connects North Beach residents and visitors to Allison Park, Publix at 69th Street, North Shore Open Space Park, the North Shore Branch Library, Nort...
Do you want to find information on the City of Miami trolley routes, schedules, or see live tracking of the vehicles? The Trolley is free and accessible to all! If you need assistance with the trolley or schedules, please call 305.416.1132. NOTE: The City of Miami trolley does not go to Miami Beach. If you need to, you can view the Miami Beach ...
Search for Miami Beach Trolleys Routes to start tracking in real-time. Visit the Transit App Website for More Information Alternatively, our customer service team is available at 305.673.7117 to provide trolley ETAs directly.
If you’re in South Beach, Middle Beach, or North Beach, you can ride for FREE on the Miami Beach Trolley. It has four routes (also called loops because they go in full circles, which means that if you ride without getting off, eventually you’ll arrive to the same stop where you took it)
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Nov 21, 2017 · Starting November 19, 2017, the City of Miami Beach will launch the South Beach Loop, a series of ten new low-floor trolley vehicles that will circle South Beach in both directions from 20th Street in the Sunset Harbour District to South Pointe Park.
