Part thirteen is the long-distance end of the catalogue. Only 16 of its 155 rows carry the $80 local rate; 48 are $250, 40 are $550 and the rest fall in between. Orange Lake Resort appears repeatedly at $550, PGA National at $250, Parc Corniche at $550. If your booking lives on this page, plan the day around the drive rather than the other way round, because these are not twenty-minute hops across town.
Long routes are the first thing to run out of vehicles on a busy turnaround day, so send the destination row and your sailing date as early as you can — the booking line is the quickest route in. Half the fare secures the vehicle by payment link or Zelle; the driver collects the balance in cash. We confirm in writing, with the class of vehicle assigned.
On a three-figure fare the vehicle matters more than it does across town. Five passengers fit the SUV; six to nine take the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter; fourteen is the ceiling in the extended van. Luggage runs at one checked plus one carry-on each, and on these routes we would rather move you up a class than watch a tailgate close on a suitcase.
Pickup happens in the terminal ground transport area, timed to the hour your ship releases you rather than to when it docks. Everything is private, so the vehicle pulls away once your party is aboard and takes no detours. Terminal and berth notices come from PortMiami; for the parts of Florida these rows reach, Visit Florida is the general reference.
