Our private hourly chauffeur takes your group from Miami Airport to Miami Marlins vs. New York Mets at loanDepot park on August 31, 2027, in a Black SUV XL at a flat rate from $100 per hour with a 5-hour minimum. The same bilingual driver and vehicle stay with you from the airport curb to the final out, the rate is locked at booking with no surge, and fuel, tolls, and parking are included.
Rates are set by vehicle tier and charged by the hour, with at least five hours per booking.
The rate covers the whole vehicle, not each passenger, so a full Mercedes-Benz Sprinter of Mets fans shares one hourly figure instead of paying seat by seat. For a ballpark day that starts at Miami Airport, five hours usually covers the pickup, a relaxed meal on the way, the full game, and the ride back to your hotel or home. Groups planning a long lunch in Little Havana first can simply book a longer block from the start. Night hours carry a surcharge, explained further down the page.
Payment for your ballpark day comes down to three simple points.
You reserve one vehicle and one chauffeur for a block of hours.
Start by choosing the vehicle that fits your group. Then send us the headcount, a rough start time, and the stops on your wish list over WhatsApp. Your booking runs for at least five hours, and during that time the car and driver belong to your group alone. You decide the order of the day: a lunch stop, a hotel check-in, the game, a late dinner, or a straight ride home. You can add a stop, drop one, or stay longer somewhere, and the plan changes with you. Your chauffeur can collect you at any address in Miami: a hotel lobby, a PortMiami cruise terminal on a cruise-arrival morning so you can go straight to the game, Miami International Airport, or a private home. The exact pickup spot is agreed when you book.
You can keep it as long as you need. Every additional hour after the five-hour block is simply added at the same per-hour rate for your vehicle. There’s no new fare to negotiate, and the added time is settled after the day, either with your driver or over WhatsApp. If the group decides on a nightcap in Brickell, just tell your chauffeur.
A private chauffeur turns game day into one relaxed, premium service from start to finish.
The vehicle is reserved for your group alone, so the seats, the music, and the conversation stay yours from the first pickup to the last. Your chauffeur is bilingual, which helps at a Marlins–Mets game where one family might switch between Spanish and English in the same sentence. The hourly rate is flat and locked the moment you book, with no surge when a full ballpark empties at once. One dedicated driver stays with you for the entire block, so you never meet a stranger at the next pickup or have to hunt for your car. You also get direct WhatsApp contact to change timing, add a stop, or say where the group is waiting. Nobody in your party has to be the designated driver or spend the third inning worrying about a parking lot. It’s simply a better experience: you arrive fresh, cheer loud, and ride home together.
Daytime hours from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM carry no surcharge at all. Outside that window, a night surcharge applies per trip, depending on the vehicle.
The night fee depends only on the pickup time: for pickups between 6:00 PM and 7:00 AM the SUV adds $50 (vans +10% of the hourly total), once per booking. For the SUV, the surcharge is charged once per trip, not per hour. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter adds a percentage of the trip value instead. Either way, your chauffeur stays the same, and so does the comfort of the ride home.
Miami Marlins vs. New York Mets on August 31, 2027 opens a division series in Little Havana.
This is regular-season National League East baseball between division rivals, played at loanDepot park, the home of the Marlins just west of Downtown Miami. The neighborhood sets the tone for the whole day. Generations of Cuban exiles shaped this part of the city, and the crowd reflects it: Cuban-American, Venezuelan, Dominican, and Puerto Rican families who treat a ballgame as an outing for the whole family. When the Mets visit, a big share of the stands fills with orange and blue. Those fans are New York and New Jersey transplants, seasonal residents, and visitors who planned their trip around the series opener. The result is one of the liveliest atmospheres on the Marlins’ home calendar, with plenty of friendly back-and-forth between sections. A private chauffeur suits that kind of crowd: grandparents ride comfortably, kids nap on the way home, and nobody has to leave early to beat the traffic out of the lot.
Rarely for the game itself. The ballpark has a retractable roof that can close against late-summer heat and afternoon storms. The roads are another story, because a sudden downpour can slow the expressway. That’s one more reason to let a chauffeur handle the drive while the group stays dry and comfortable inside the car.
Your chauffeur typically heads east on the Dolphin Expressway toward Little Havana and the ballpark.
The expressway runs along the south side of Miami International Airport and points almost straight at downtown, which makes it the usual route for this trip. Near Little Havana, your driver leaves the highway and takes a few neighborhood blocks to the ballpark. When the expressway backs up, which can happen on a Mets game day, the chauffeur has surface-street options. Northwest Seventh Street runs east right up toward the ballpark, and Flagler Street and Southwest Eighth Street cut across Little Havana itself. It’s typically a short cross-town ride, but allow a generous cushion because the last stretch slows down as the crowd arrives. The route is the driver’s job, not yours, so the group can spend the ride comparing lineups instead of watching the map.
Yes. A private Mercedes-Benz Sprinter carries larger groups from Miami Airport to the game and back. It’s what most big groups want: one private van reserved only for your party, one chauffeur, and everyone arriving together instead of splitting across several cars. The Sprinter comes in two sizes, described in the vehicle section below.
Pickup happens at any address in Miami Airport, agreed with you at booking.
Hotels along the airport corridor are an easy starting point. Your chauffeur meets the group at the lobby entrance, so nobody has to wait in the crowd at the airport curb. Residents and visiting families often start from a home in Miami Springs, Virginia Gardens, or nearby Doral, where the car simply pulls into the driveway. Fans flying in for the series can start at the terminal itself. When you confirm on WhatsApp, share the exact address, hotel name, or terminal, along with a contact the driver can reach on game day. If plans shift because of a late checkout, a slow elevator, or a cousin still choosing between two jerseys, message the driver directly and the start time moves within your booked hours. An unhurried start is part of what you are paying for.
Yes. If you land at Miami International Airport on game day, the pickup can be set at your terminal’s arrivals level. Send your airline, flight, and terminal on WhatsApp when you book. Your chauffeur will meet the group there, ready to head to Little Havana for lunch or straight on to the ballpark.
Plan to leave Miami Airport with a generous cushion ahead of first pitch.
The drive itself is short, but a Mets series brings one of the season’s bigger crowds into Little Havana at the same time. The final blocks around the ballpark are where the time goes. Check the first-pitch time on your ticket for August 31 and work backward. Leave time for traffic on the expressway, the line of cars at the drop-off, the security line, and a few unhurried minutes to find seats and get food before the anthem. Families with young kids or older relatives usually prefer to arrive early, when the concourses are calm. If you are pairing the game with a meal near the airport, start the booking earlier and let the chauffeur link the stops together. Your driver can suggest a pickup time when you confirm, based on that day’s traffic.
Your chauffeur drops the group as close to the venue as access allows, at whichever drop-off point that day’s traffic plan permits, usually an easy walk from the main entrance. Before you get out, you and the driver agree on the exact spot for the post-game pickup. That way nobody wanders the parking lots looking for the car after the final out.
Yes. Your chauffeur waits nearby for the entire game, however long it runs, so extra innings never leave the group stranded. Because the car is hired by the hour, a walk-off late in extra innings just means a little more time on the clock, added like any other extension. Message the driver as you leave your seats, and the car will come to the agreed spot.
Versailles on Southwest Eighth Street is the classic pre-game meal between the airport and the ballpark.
The landmark Cuban restaurant has fed generations of Miami families, and it sits right on the way. A Cuban sandwich, a croquette, and a strong Cuban coffee from the walk-up window set the tone for the game. Want something closer to the airport? Doral, just west of the terminals, is known for its Venezuelan kitchens and busy family restaurants. Closer to the ballpark, Domino Park on Southwest Eighth Street is worth a slow walk to watch the neighborhood’s longtime players at their tables, and Ball & Chain keeps live Latin music going for a pre-game drink. Because you book by the hour, the same driver loops between these stops and waits at each one. The group never has to hunt for parking or rush a meal to make first pitch. These are ideas for your booked hours; you make your own reservations and pay your own tabs.
Yes. Add a post-game dinner anywhere on your list, and the chauffeur drives you there and waits. Brickell’s late-night restaurants are a short hop east, Coconut Grove has quieter waterfront tables, and Little Havana stays lively after a win. If dinner runs past your booked block, keep the car and add the hours you need.
Four private tiers cover everything from a couple to a full fan club.
Mixed Marlins–Mets households often select the larger Sprinter so cousins in orange and blue can trade jokes all the way home. Couples and small families tend to select the Black SUV XL. The Platinum SUV suits a client outing or a birthday that deserves a little extra polish. Every tier has room for jerseys, signs, and team-store souvenirs; if someone is bringing something big, tell us in advance. Count everyone riding, including kids, when you select your tier.
The hourly rate covers your private vehicle, your chauffeur, fuel, tolls, and parking.
The expressway tolls from the airport and parking at every stop on your list are already part of the price, so there’s no pile of receipts to settle at the end. The chauffeur’s time between stops, whether that’s lunch, the game, or a post-game dinner, is part of the hours you booked, not a separate waiting charge. Two extras can apply, and each is easy to plan around: the night surcharge for time outside daytime hours and any hours you select to add beyond your block. The vehicle, the chauffeur, and the running costs all come in one booking, so the only thing left to plan is who sits where.
Yes. You can book a private chauffeur from Miami Airport to the August 31 game over WhatsApp.
Send three details: your group size, a rough start time, and the stops on your wish list. That might be a hotel near the airport, lunch in Little Havana, the ballpark, and maybe a late dinner in Brickell. We match the vehicle to your headcount and confirm the hours, and the date is held once your payment arrives. Mets visits are among the most popular series on the Marlins’ home schedule, so check availability early to get the tier you want. With one vehicle of the right size, the whole group rides together instead of splitting across several cars. Mention the hotel or home where the day starts, since that sets the pickup plan. The short answers below cover the questions fans usually ask once the basics are settled.
The hourly service stays local and on call around Miami: the airport area, Downtown Miami, Brickell, Little Havana, Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Doral, Key Biscayne, and Miami Beach, plus nearby areas up toward Fort Lauderdale. It’s an unhurried city service, so we keep it close to home rather than running out to Naples, Orlando, or West Palm Beach.
Pets are not accepted; certified service animals are welcome with advance notice.
Your slot is locked in and held just for you. For a service happening within the next 24 hours, a driver and vehicle are set aside as soon as the time is agreed. The booking then runs as planned, because on such short notice we can’t guarantee a date change or a refund. You still keep flexibility: you can always add more hours on the day.
Reserving one premium service by the hour is a different thing from opening an app every time you move. You hold a single vehicle and a single bilingual chauffeur for the whole block, the price is fixed before you start, and the car simply waits while you eat, shop, or take photos — no re-requesting, no surge, no stranger learning where you are headed each time.
| By the hour with us | App rides (Uber / Lyft) |
|---|---|
| One flat hourly rate, locked before you start | A fresh fare every ride, surging 1.5×–4× at peak |
| The same vehicle and driver stay with you all day | A different car and a stranger at every pickup |
| Your driver waits between each stop — nothing to re-book | Re-request and wait at the curb after each stop |
| A vetted, professional bilingual chauffeur | Whoever happens to accept the ping |
Across a full day of stops, one reserved chauffeur usually lands below a string of Uber Black or Lyft Lux surges — and it stays a calmer, more premium service from the first pickup to the last drop-off.
Uber, Uber Black, Lyft, and Lyft Lux are trademarks of their respective owners. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by them. Comparison reflects publicly available pricing as of 2026.
Confirm your August 31 ballpark day on WhatsApp in a few messages.
Tell us how many fans are riding, where the day starts around Miami Airport, and the stops you want before and after the game. We confirm the vehicle and the hours, you send the payment, and your chauffeur is reserved for August 31. On game day the car arrives at the agreed spot and the rest of the day follows your plan: a Cuban coffee on Southwest Eighth Street, the drive across town, every inning of Marlins–Mets baseball, and an easy ride back while everyone replays the highlights on their phones. Whether you’re wearing orange and blue or cheering for the home team, you get the same experience: a private car, a chauffeur who knows the city, and no parking lot to fight at the end of the game. Reach us by email or WhatsApp below and check availability for your group.
Email: [email protected] | Phone/WhatsApp: +1 (786) 682-8748
We recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance, and online bookings need at least 12 hours’ notice. For holidays and busier weekends, please book ahead to ensure better availability.
Yes, we accept bookings from anywhere in the world. We accept international payments and keep travelers updated via WhatsApp and email.
No. We only work with reservations made in advance: online bookings need at least 12 hours’ notice. For anything sooner, message us on WhatsApp and we will check availability — same-day service is subject to availability and is not guaranteed.
You pay the full fare when you book, by card or Apple Pay through the secure checkout on the site, or a Stripe payment link we send on WhatsApp. The same applies to every pickup area and to hourly chauffeur bookings.
No. The full fare is paid in advance by card or Apple Pay, through the secure checkout on the site or a Stripe payment link we send on WhatsApp; online payments carry a 4% processing fee.
No. In addition to the airport, we also serve hotels, ports, train stations, restaurants, and private addresses.
We work with a black SUV for up to 5 passengers, a van for 6 to 9 passengers and a larger van for 10 to 14.
Yes. We serve weddings, corporate conferences, VIP events, and other special occasions — as a direct ride to the venue, or with the chauffeur staying with you for the whole celebration on our hourly service (5-hour minimum). Contact us with the date, head count and schedule and we will set it up.
Some vehicles in our fleet are equipped with Wi-Fi and USB ports. Let us know in advance if this is essential, and we’ll book a vehicle that meets your needs.
No. We only work with private transfers. The vehicle is reserved exclusively for you and your party, with no shared seating.
No problem. We track your flight in real time and adjust the pickup time when needed, at no extra charge.
Send us the updated information as soon as possible, and we’ll adjust your booking while monitoring the new flight status.
We primarily work with curbside pickup. Just send a message with your exit gate and the driver will arrive in a few minutes — usually faster than the traditional sign-holding service.
If you prefer the driver to wait inside the terminal with a sign bearing your name, add the Meet & Greet for US$ 40 when you book — available for airport pickups only.
The day before your trip, we’ll send you a message with the driver’s name, vehicle model, and license plate, along with detailed instructions for curbside pickup.
Don’t worry. We’ll send you a message as soon as your flight lands. If we don’t receive a quick reply, the driver will automatically head to the international arrivals hall. Wait there and we’ll find you.
For domestic flights, we offer up to 60 minutes of wait time after arrival.
For international flights, the courtesy time is up to 120 minutes.
For hotel pickups, there’s a 15-minute grace period.
For port pickups, we wait up to 60 minutes past the agreed time.
Two hours is the free wait for international flights. When your free waiting time ends, extra waiting is not automatic: your driver may text you an offer to keep waiting, but is not required to. If the offer is sent, the driver waits up to 10 minutes for your reply; if you don’t accept in that time, the driver may leave. If no offer is sent, the driver may leave once your free waiting time is over.
Yes. Our drivers help load and unload your bags.
The standard allowance includes one large suitcase and one carry-on per person.
Traveling with larger or additional items — extra suitcases, musical instruments, mobility equipment, or strollers? Contact us in advance so we can arrange the necessary space. An additional fee may apply.
We’re sorry — pets are not accepted on any of our services. Certified service animals are welcome: please tell us in advance and we’ll assign a van for the ride.
We ask that you don’t eat during the trip. Only water in sealed bottles is allowed on board.
With by-the-hour service, stops are included: the vehicle is yours for the hours you book.
Yes. The pickup time and other details (an extra passenger) can be changed until 24 hours before the ride, depending on availability. Within 24 hours of the ride there are no changes and no refunds — message us on WhatsApp and we’ll see what we can do. The travel date itself is fixed once booked.
No hidden fees: the quoted price includes the driver, fuel and tolls. Only optional extras add to it — the night-hours fee shown in your quote before you book, the optional Meet & Greet at Miami International Airport and the 4% processing fee on card payments made through the payment link. Driver gratuity is optional and at your discretion; it’s always welcome.
You get a full refund if you cancel more than 24 hours before your scheduled pickup. Within 24 hours of the ride, the booking is non-refundable.
Note: any refund claim — including a driver no-show or another service issue — must reach us within 30 days of your scheduled pickup. Requests made more than a month after the ride date are no longer eligible for review or refund.
glad we booked. good value compared to other options, what’s more wifi worked, kids stayed busy on the way.
Una maravilla. Nada que reprochar, absolutamente nada.
Well organized, the SUV was modern and immaculate.
Confirmación rápida. Buen viaje. Asientos cómodos. Reservé fácil
Easy all around. shared transfers don’t compare to this.