Six is the most polarized block in this index. Of its 155 rows, 46 price at the $80 local rate and 38 at the $550 top rate, with comparatively little in between; a single row breaks the pattern at $400. Ninety-five properties are covered, Ellie Home Resort – One through Floridian Sunshine Inn. Emerald Island Resort and Embassy Suites Hotel I Drive both carry the top fare, and Falling Waters Beach Resort sits at $350. Each row opens its own quote page.
Seats decide first. Under six of you and it is the black SUV; from there a standard Sprinter covers a party of nine, and only past that does the fourteen-seat body come out. Cases decide second and often override the seats, because a full ship’s worth of luggage pushes five people into the van.
The quote is fixed at booking and a slow disembarkation does not change it. What helps is a message on WhatsApp the moment you know your wave has slipped, because the driver can then time the approach to the terminal instead of circling the port road.
A stop can usually be arranged, but it has to be agreed in advance rather than asked for in the car, since the fare covers one run from the terminal to the address on the booking. Tell us what you have in mind and the answer comes back with the quote.
Pickups follow the same pattern whichever terminal your ship uses: bags off the belt, through the customs line, out to the curb, driver waiting with the vehicle. Miami-Dade County posts the terminal and traffic notices worth a glance the night before you dock.
The Floridian Airport Inn rows price at $350 and the Enclave Hotel and Suites at $550, so nothing on this page needs distance worked out by hand — the number in the table is the number. Visit Florida is the reference we point people to when a property name gives away nothing about where it actually is.
