Doral, Blue Lagoon and the hotel belt west of Miami International make up 44 listings from the cruise terminals, and 42 of them are $80 for the vehicle. This is the cluster people book when the flight home leaves early the next morning: DoubleTree by Hilton Miami Doral, Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon and the extended-stay properties around them all sit in the airport’s own hotel belt. The rate covers the car, the bags travel with you, and nobody else is in it.
An SUV covers up to five passengers and their cases, a Sprinter six to nine, the long Sprinter as many as fourteen. The choice follows the head count you give us, and a group that shared two cabins usually wants the Sprinter rather than a pair of SUVs. Luggage runs to one checked bag and one carry-on each, with extras declared in advance.
Doral sits west of the airport with the Blue Lagoon hotels closer in, and the route out of the port is the SR-836 Dolphin Expressway for most of the way. Miami-Dade County operates the terminals at the start of that run. The Greater Miami visitor guide is the place to check anything you want to squeeze in before the flight.
You clear the terminal, the driver is outside with the vehicle held for your booking, and the run west starts there. Send the ship name and the date to the booking line together with the row you want. Short legs like these slot in easily around a terminal that is still emptying.
