Our private hourly chauffeur takes your group from Miami Beach to Miami Heat vs. Portland Trail Blazers at Kaseya Center on Tuesday, January 19, 2027 (7:30 PM tip-off) in a Black SUV XL at a flat rate from $100 per hour, with a 5-hour minimum. Your rate is locked when you book, so game-night traffic never changes the price, and the same driver stays with you until after the final buzzer.
Every game-night booking from Miami Beach is priced per vehicle and per hour, with a 5-hour minimum.
Pick the tier that matches your headcount and the clock does the rest. The five-hour block is built around a full event evening: pickup at your Miami Beach address, the drive into Downtown, the whole game, and the ride back across the bay. Groups that want dinner first or a late stop afterward can start earlier or add time. These rates apply during daytime hours. 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.
Payment is simple, and you can use a familiar app or a link sent over WhatsApp.
Fuel, tolls, and parking are all included, so the driver’s downtown parking never shows up on your bill.
Parking matters on a game night, when the garages around the arena fill up with fans, and none of that cost reaches you. A short comfort stop during the booking for a restroom, a snack, or a stretch is easy to ask for and doesn’t change the rate. There’s room for what fans bring, like signs, jerseys, and a bag of merch, and if you’re bringing something big, tell us in advance. There’s no fuel charge, no toll fee, and no parking receipt. The hourly rate covers the driving.
You reserve one vehicle and driver for at least five hours, then plan the evening yourself.
Start with a WhatsApp message that gives your group size, a rough pickup time, and the stops you have in mind: dinner in South Beach, a friend to pick up in Mid-Beach, the arena, a nightcap afterward. We match your headcount to a vehicle tier, confirm the plan in writing, and the booking is set once the payment arrives. On the night, the chauffeur arrives at the pickup spot you agreed on and stays with your group from the first pickup to the last drop-off, so nobody is refreshing an app outside the arena. A game-night block commonly starts in the late afternoon or early evening so that dinner, the drive, and the full game fit inside it comfortably. Plans can still change on the night. Just tell the driver if you want to add a stop or drop one.
Yes. After the five-hour block, each additional hour is simply added at the same flat per-hour rate for your vehicle, with no new fare to negotiate. If the group wants a late bite or one more stop after the final buzzer, tell the driver on the spot. You settle the added hours after the night wraps up, not at the curb.
Your chauffeur crosses the bay and drops you as close to the arena as access allows.
Kaseya Center sits on Biscayne Boulevard facing Biscayne Bay, beside Bayside Marketplace, and on January 19 the Heat host Portland with a 7:30 PM tip-off. At that hour, arriving fans share the downtown streets with the weekday evening commute, and traffic gets slow for anyone circling for a garage. Beating that crunch comes down to timing and local knowledge. Your chauffeur checks live traffic before leaving Miami Beach, takes whichever causeway is moving, and aims to get you there with time to find your seats, grab food, and catch warm-ups. Nobody in your group drives, looks for parking, or walks back from a distant lot. The Heat crowd is loud and bilingual, a true Miami mix of families, couples, and friends, and arriving together in one private vehicle keeps the group together from the curb to the concourse.
The drop-off point is the closest curb that access allows on the streets around the arena along Biscayne Boulevard. Downtown traffic control on game nights can change the exact spot, so your chauffeur picks it on the way in and gets you as near the entrance as possible. Before you walk in, the driver sends the later pickup location over WhatsApp.
Yes. The driver stays with your vehicle for the whole game, and parking is already part of the hourly rate, so the car is close by instead of heading home. When the final buzzer sounds, message the driver on WhatsApp. They bring the car to the agreed pickup spot, often a short walk from the thickest crowd, and the group rides back to Miami Beach together.
Pickup is at any address in Miami Beach, agreed when you book, never at a fixed meeting point.
That could be the lobby of an oceanfront hotel on Collins Avenue, a condo in South of Fifth, a home in Mid-Beach or North Beach, or a vacation home on the Venetian Islands. The driver pulls up at the door you name, so nobody has to walk to a corner or wait on a busy sidewalk in their jerseys. The same goes for anywhere else in Miami. A hotel downtown, the cruise terminals at PortMiami, the arrivals curb at Miami International Airport, or a family home in Coral Gables can all be the starting point, and a guest staying across the bay can be picked up as a stop on the way. Share the exact address, the name on the reservation if it’s a hotel, and a contact number for the lead guest, and the chauffeur will stay in touch by WhatsApp on the day.
Yes. If your ship docks at PortMiami on January 19, the driver can meet the group at the terminal and turn your arrival day into a game night. A typical plan stops at your Miami Beach hotel so everyone can check in and change, then continues to Downtown for tip-off, all inside the same booked block with the same car.
From South Beach, the usual route is the MacArthur Causeway, which runs into Downtown near the arena.
The MacArthur passes PortMiami and its cruise terminals, with the downtown skyline filling the windshield, then becomes I-395 on the mainland side and ends near Biscayne Boulevard. When that approach backs up, the Venetian Causeway is a slower alternative that crosses the Venetian Islands. Groups starting in Mid-Beach or North Beach often use the Julia Tuttle Causeway instead, covered just below. The drive is typically short on open roads, but on a weeknight game the commuters and fans are all using the same approaches, so allow a real cushion rather than planning to the minute. Your chauffeur picks the causeway on the night based on live traffic, not habit, and may take a different one home once the arena empties. You can sit back and talk about the game while someone who knows these causeways makes the call.
Often, yes. From hotels and homes north of South Beach, the Julia Tuttle Causeway reaches the mainland without backtracking down Collins Avenue, then connects south toward Downtown. Whether it beats the MacArthur on January 19 depends on that evening’s traffic, so the chauffeur decides when you leave instead of fixing a route in advance.
Joe’s Stone Crab in South of Fifth is the classic Miami Beach pre-game dinner.
January is well inside stone crab season, and this landmark has fed visiting fans and locals for generations. Arriving by private car means nobody worries about the valet line or who is driving after dinner. For something more casual, Lincoln Road’s pedestrian mall is lined with sidewalk restaurants and good people-watching, and Española Way is a narrow, lantern-lit street of Mediterranean-style buildings and busy patios. Sunset Harbour, on the bay side, suits groups who want a relaxed neighborhood table before the drive. Wherever you pick, the chauffeur drops you at the door, stays close while you eat, and has the car ready when the check arrives, so dinner can run its course without anyone feeding a parking meter. These are ideas for your booked hours. You make your own reservations, and the driver is happy to suggest a place that fits your group.
Yes. Bayside Marketplace sits on the bay right next to the arena, and its waterfront bars, restaurants, and live music draw Heat fans before tip-off. The chauffeur can drop the group there, and since the arena is a short walk away, everyone can stroll over when they’re ready and settle in for the opening quarter.
Both work if your block has time left or you add hours. Brickell, just south of Downtown, is the easy pick for a rooftop lounge or a late dinner among the high-rises. Wynwood’s murals, breweries, and bars suit a more casual crowd heading north. The same driver waits outside each stop and brings everyone back to Miami Beach.
Yes. This hourly chauffeur service is a local, on-call ride that stays around Miami.
Your booking covers Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, Brickell, Wynwood, Little Havana, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne, Doral, and the area around Miami International Airport, plus neighboring communities up toward Fort Lauderdale. Staying local is what makes game night work: the car is never far away, the driver knows the causeways and side streets between the beach and the arena, and the evening moves at your pace instead of a highway schedule. The hourly service doesn’t go out to far-off destinations such as Naples, Orlando, or West Palm Beach. It’s built for unhurried days and nights around the city, where waiting between stops is part of the plan. For a Heat game from Miami Beach, that works well: a pre-game meal on Lincoln Road, the game Downtown, a nightcap in Brickell, and the ride home are all inside the area we cover.
Yes, as long as the plan stays in the local area. A friend staying up toward Fort Lauderdale can be picked up as one of your stops, and the chauffeur fits that leg into the evening before heading to Miami Beach or straight to Downtown. Share the address when you book so the timing works for tip-off.
Daytime hours run from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM with no surcharge.
With a 7:30 PM tip-off, most game-night plans from Miami Beach go past that time, since the ride home typically comes after the final buzzer. The SUV surcharge is one flat add-on per journey. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter tiers use a percentage of the journey value, so larger groups can work out their total as soon as they pick a vehicle. The surcharge doesn’t change with traffic, the score, or how long the arena takes to empty. It depends only on the vehicle type. Include it in your budget from the start and your game-night total won’t hold any surprises.
Four private tiers cover every group size, from a couple to a big crowd of friends.
Match the tier to your final headcount, including anyone joining at dinner, since the whole group rides home together. Every vehicle comes with its chauffeur. There’s no self-drive choice, and no tier is ever shared with another party. If the group grows between booking and game night, message us on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm whether a larger vehicle is available for January 19.
A reserved private vehicle and one bilingual chauffeur make game night a premium service.
The car is yours alone for the whole block, so the group never splits across vehicles or rides with strangers. Your flat hourly rate is locked the day you book, with no surge for a sold-out crowd, heavy traffic, or rain on Biscayne Boulevard. The driver who picks you up in Miami Beach is the same one who brings you home, so one person knows your plan, your stops, and your pickup spot. That continuity makes for a better experience, because your questions go straight to your chauffeur or to us over WhatsApp, not into a queue. Heat games draw a bilingual crowd, and a chauffeur who moves easily between English and Spanish fits right in for families and friends from across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Yes. A private chauffeur by the hour takes your group from Miami Beach to this game.
You book one vehicle just for your party: a Black SUV XL or Platinum SUV for smaller groups, or a private Mercedes-Benz Sprinter for a bigger one. Many fans search for a private shuttle or private van to the arena, and this is exactly that: your own vehicle and driver, with no seats sold to strangers and no fixed timetable. The booking starts wherever you are in Miami Beach, can include dinner or a drink on the way, and ends back at your door after the game. January 19, 2027 is a Tuesday, and Heat home games draw big crowds from across South Florida, so booking early gives you the most choice of vehicles. The questions below cover what Miami Beach groups ask most often before they confirm a game-night booking.
Leave Miami Beach well before tip-off and build in a generous cushion rather than a tight estimate. Traffic on the causeways and downtown streets builds as fans arrive, and arriving early lets the group get through security, find seats, and catch warm-ups without rushing. If you’re having dinner first, just start the booking earlier.
The private Mercedes-Benz Sprinter comes in two sizes that together cover every group too large for an SUV, up to our largest group size. The exact capacities are in the rate list at the top of this page. Everyone rides in the same van, arrives together, and leaves together, so nobody ends up in a separate car after the game.
Pets are not accepted; certified service animals are welcome with advance notice.
Short-notice requests are welcome. Once the day and time are agreed within the final 24 hours, that slot is locked in and held just for you, with a driver and vehicle already set aside. On such short notice we can’t guarantee a date change or a refund, so the ride goes ahead as agreed. You can still 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.
Ready for January 19? Send us your group size, your Miami Beach pickup address, a preferred start time, and any dinner or post-game stops on WhatsApp, and we’ll check availability and confirm your booking for Heat vs. Trail Blazers.
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.
Veículo impecável. Embarque rapido. Bom preço.
Travelling with friends, the whole group, very steady driving, very chill. they confirmed by message the night before
Cumplieron al 100%: más organizado que el rideshare, precios transparentes desde la reserva, buena suspensión, no sentimos los baches.
Just what we needed. we keep coming back because it just works.
Vale cada peso, los chicos se quedaron dormidos atrás.