The A-to-H half of the Broward County list covers 141 drop-offs from the cruise terminals to hotels between Hollywood and the Palm Beach county line. Fares open at $80 and then split cleanly: most of the Fort Lauderdale core sits at $120, while Deerfield Beach and Coral Springs addresses are $250. Each figure buys the whole vehicle rather than a seat in someone else’s van. Plenty of these rows are airport hotels, booked by passengers whose flight home leaves Fort Lauderdale the following morning.
A booking is held with 50% down, paid by link or Zelle. The remainder is settled in cash with the driver at the address itself. Send the ship, the date and the hotel name exactly as it appears in the table. Duplicated hotel names are common enough in this county that quoting the row you clicked is the fastest way to be precise. WhatsApp is the channel.
Nothing starts until you are out of the terminal building with your luggage. Give us your own read on when that will be rather than the arrival hour on the ticket, and add the ship’s name so the driver knows which building to sit outside. Slow clearances happen; a message from the pier moves the pickup back.
Broward begins where Miami-Dade ends, and the A-to-H rows spread right across it: hotels around the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood airport, rooms along the beachfront, and inland addresses out toward Coral Springs. The northbound leg uses I-95 for most of its length. Miami-Dade County operates the port you are leaving, and Visit Florida is the general reference once you are over the county line.
The fare is set per address and the pattern in the table is geographic. The Fort Lauderdale core, airport hotels included, prices at $120, while the run further north to Deerfield Beach or Pompano Beach is $250. Three entries sit at $80. Whatever the row shows is what the vehicle costs.
No. Cars go out through the night as well as the day, though a night-hours surcharge can apply depending on the time. Mention the docking hour when you book so the quote reflects it, and give the terminal you are assigned to once the cruise line publishes it.
