Our private hourly chauffeur takes your group from Miami Design District to Miami Marlins vs. New York Mets at loanDepot park on August 31, 2027, in a Black SUV XL or larger private vehicle at a flat rate from $100 per hour, with a 5-hour minimum. Your driver collects you at any Design District address, waits through every inning, and drives everyone home with no surge.
Pricing is set per vehicle and per hour, and every game-day booking carries a 5-hour minimum.
The rate belongs to the vehicle, not to each fan, so a Sprinter full of friends shares one hourly figure instead of paying seat by seat. Pick the tier that matches your headcount, and that hourly figure covers the whole outing: the ride out of the Design District, the hours your car sits ready through the game, and the trip home after the last out. For most groups, that block comfortably holds a pre-game dinner, the drive across town, nine innings, and the return. Families heading over in Marlins colors and New York transplants in Mets blue tend to book the same way: one vehicle, one plan, one number agreed before anyone leaves home. The night surcharge has its own section below, and so does the short list of what the rate already includes, so you can see every cost before you reserve.
The full fare, paid at booking, reserves the date.
You reserve one vehicle and one driver for a block of hours, then shape the day yourself.
Start by choosing the vehicle that fits your group. Then send us your headcount, a rough start time, and the stops on your wish list over WhatsApp. The driver picks up at any Miami address you name: a hotel lobby, a home, the arrivals curb at Miami International Airport, or a PortMiami cruise terminal if your ship docks that morning and you want to go straight to the game. We agree on the exact pickup spot when you book. From then on, the car works for your group: dinner first, then the ballpark, then a nightcap afterward, in whatever order suits you. The 5-hour block is where every booking begins, not where it has to end. If the game runs late or the group wants one more stop, each extra hour is simply added at the same flat per-hour rate. There’s no renegotiated fare, and you settle it after the day.
Yes. The itinerary is never locked, so you can add a stop, drop one, or stay longer as the day goes on. Tell the driver what the group wants, and if the schedule allows, the plan changes on the spot with no new fare to negotiate. One brief comfort stop for a restroom or a snack is easy to fit in too.
Fuel, tolls, and parking are included, so the hourly rate covers the whole trip to the ballpark.
Parking is commonly the first headache of a stadium night, and here you can cross it off your list. The group never pays for a lot or circles for a space, because the vehicle and its parking are taken care of. Expressway tolls between the Design District and Little Havana are covered too. The cabin has room for team flags, homemade signs, and a bag of new merch; just tell us in advance if you’re bringing something big. A few items sit outside the base rate. The night surcharge applies to hours outside the daytime window and is explained in the next section. Extra time you add past your reserved block is billed by the hour at your vehicle’s rate. Nothing else goes on the bill: no fuel adjustment, no traffic add-on, and no premium for a busy game day.
Pets are not accepted; certified service animals are welcome with advance notice.
A night surcharge applies to any trip outside the daytime window of 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
The surcharge is a single add-on based on the vehicle type, never a higher hourly rate. An SUV booking pays one fixed amount per trip, while a Sprinter booking pays a percentage of the trip value, exactly as listed above. If your whole booking falls inside the daytime window, nothing extra applies at all. Include your expected finish time when you send your plan over WhatsApp. We’ll confirm in advance whether the surcharge applies, so the total you pay has no surprises. Groups that want a long post-game dinner in Little Havana can still have it. 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.
Four private vehicle tiers cover everything from a couple to a large group of fans.
Every tier comes with its own driver, and every vehicle is private, so the group you book with is the only group on board. Choose by headcount first, then by feel. The SUVs suit families and small parties who want a quick, quiet ride, while the Sprinters keep bigger groups together from the first stop to the last. If you’re between sizes, choose the larger vehicle so nobody is squeezed on the way home after a long night of baseball.
Yes. The larger Mercedes-Benz Sprinter keeps an entire office outing, birthday group, or extended family in one private van, so nobody gets split across cars or loses track of each other in the crowd. Everyone boards together in the Design District and gets out together at the ballpark, which keeps the night simple for whoever is organizing it.
A private vehicle reserved only for your group makes the trip to the ballpark a premium service.
It starts with control. Your car is reserved for your party alone, and one dedicated driver stays with you for the whole block. The person who drives you home at the end of the night is the same one who greeted you in the Design District. A bilingual chauffeur makes it easy for grandparents, cousins, and visiting friends who switch between languages in one group. The flat hourly rate is locked when you book, with no surge when the crowd pours out after the final out. Your driver waits through the game, and you reach them directly on WhatsApp. Add a clean premium vehicle and a calm ride home, and the result is a better experience than juggling parking, traffic, and a late-night search for a way back.
It’s a National League East regular-season game between two division rivals in Little Havana.
The New York Mets visit Miami on August 31, 2027, a date on the Marlins’ published schedule. The game is at loanDepot park, the retractable-roof ballpark whose air-conditioned seating keeps a late-summer game comfortable. Mets visits are among the liveliest dates on the Marlins’ home calendar. The stands mix Cuban-American, Venezuelan, Dominican, and Puerto Rican families, the Caribbean baseball culture that gives the ballpark its sound, with New York and New Jersey transplants, retirees, and visitors in Mets orange and blue. Expect music, cheering in two languages, and a friendly rivalry in the aisles. For a group coming from the Design District, that atmosphere is the reason to plan the day well: arrive with time to enjoy it, and leave without worrying about how everyone gets home.
South Florida has a large community of New York transplants, retirees, and seasonal residents, and many of them grew up as Mets fans. When their team visits, they show up in force. The division rivalry also gives Marlins fans extra reason to fill their own seats, so these games feel bigger and louder than a typical home game.
A chauffeur drives you south and west from the Design District to Little Havana by expressway.
The trip is a simple crosstown run, and with a chauffeur nobody in your group has to think about it. You leave the Design District’s palm-lined streets, pass the murals of Wynwood and the towers of downtown, and head toward Little Havana while your driver handles lane changes, game-day traffic, and the final approach. In the back, the group can talk lineups, share snacks, or watch the skyline instead of staring at a map on a phone. Because the car is booked by the hour, the drive is one part of your day rather than a single fare, and the same vehicle is waiting for the trip back. If someone in the group is staying in Brickell or Miami Beach, the driver can pick them up first and still bring everyone in together.
The usual route runs from I-195 onto I-95 south, then west on the Dolphin Expressway (State Road 836) toward Little Havana, finishing on local streets near the ballpark. When the expressways back up before first pitch, your driver can switch to surface routes such as NW 36th Street and NW 17th Avenue, and nobody in the back seat has to think about it.
On an ordinary day it’s typically a short crosstown drive. Game-day traffic makes it longer, so allow noticeably more time as first pitch gets closer. A Mets visit adds extra cars around Little Havana, and your chauffeur plans the departure around that so the group arrives relaxed instead of rushing to its seats.
Pickup can be at any address in Miami Design District: your hotel lobby, a private residence, an office, or the curb outside a restaurant where the group just ate. Palm Court, next to the Fly’s Eye Dome, is an easy landmark meeting point too. We agree on the exact spot when you book, so the driver is there when you walk out.
Leave early, get out close to the entrance, and keep the car on standby until the final out.
Game days with a chauffeur are simple. You set the departure time from the Design District, the driver handles the drive, and the group gets out as close to the venue as access allows while the car moves off to wait. Before you walk in, agree on a meeting point for later and save the driver’s WhatsApp number on every phone. When the game ends, or when the group decides to slip out early to beat the crowd, one message brings the car back to that spot. Kids who get tired in the seventh inning, a grandparent who wants to leave before the rush, a friend who wants to stay for every pitch: the plan adjusts to whoever needs it. Because the car is yours for the whole block, nobody has to watch the clock, and nobody ends up waiting on a curb for a ride that never comes.
Leave the Design District well ahead of first pitch, and allow more time than an ordinary crosstown drive. Mets series draw bigger crowds, so the streets around Little Havana fill up early. An early start gives the group time to find its seats, get some ballpark food, and watch the teams warm up without rushing.
The driver brings you as close to the venue as access allows, usually at a drop-off point near the entrance your tickets direct you to. Traffic plans around the ballpark can change on busy nights, so the driver adjusts on the spot and confirms the pickup point with you before you go inside.
Yes. Because the car is booked by the hour, your driver stays ready however long the game goes. Extra innings, a slow exit through the crowd, or a celebration after a walk-off never leave the group stranded. If the night runs past your reserved block, the extra time is simply added to your booking and settled afterward.
Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink is the classic Design District spot for a meal before a ballgame.
Michael’s Genuine is a neighborhood institution, known for seasonal plates and a relaxed room that suits a group getting ready for the game. For a lighter Mediterranean meal, Mandolin Aegean Bistro sits at the edge of the district with a leafy garden courtyard. If the group arrives early, the Design District is worth a slow walk: Palm Court, the Fly’s Eye Dome, and the designer boutiques make good pre-game photos. Wynwood is right next door for a quick drink among the murals on the way south. After the final out, SW 8th Street in Little Havana is near the ballpark. Versailles is a late-night favorite for Cuban coffee and pastries, and Ball & Chain keeps live music going. Your driver takes the group from dinner to the ballpark to a nightcap, so nobody looks for parking between stops. These are only suggestions; you make your own reservations.
Yes. You can add dinner before the game, after it, or both. Tell us where you want to eat when you book, and the driver builds the stop into your day, waits while the group eats, and then takes you to the next stop. Reserving the table is up to you, and the car fits around it.
Yes. Our private hourly chauffeur takes your group from the Design District to the game.
It’s built for exactly this kind of outing. A family visiting from New York to see their team on the road, a Design District office taking clients to a ballgame, a group of friends celebrating a birthday in the stands: each one books the same way, with a vehicle reserved for them alone. There are no other passengers, no fixed timetable, and no shared seats. The car follows your plan from the first pickup to the last drop-off. The Design District is an easy starting point because numerous groups are already there for dinner, shopping, or work, and the ride from there to Little Havana fits easily inside a booked block. Whether you’re four fans in an SUV or a crowd of coworkers in a Sprinter, it works the same way: you show up, get in, and leave the logistics to the driver.
Every ride we run is private. If you searched for a shuttle, what we offer is a private van: a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter reserved only for your group, with its own driver. There are no strangers, no fixed schedule, and no shared seats. The van leaves when your group is ready and goes where you ask.
Yes. This hourly service stays local, covering Miami and nearby areas up toward Fort Lauderdale.
Your chauffeur covers the neighborhoods you’ll actually move between on a game day: Miami Design District, Wynwood, Downtown Miami, Brickell, Little Havana, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Doral, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, and the area around Miami International Airport, plus nearby areas up toward Fort Lauderdale. Staying close to the city is what keeps the service on call and unhurried. Your driver is always working nearby, so plans can change without the day falling apart. This hourly service doesn’t go out to far destinations such as Naples, Orlando, or West Palm Beach, because it’s designed around a relaxed day in and around Miami. For a ballgame in Little Havana, that local focus is what you want: a driver who knows the streets, stays near the ballpark, and is ready when the group is.
Yes. A game-day booking can come together on short notice when a vehicle is available.
Once you agree on the day and time for a ride within the next 24 hours, that slot is locked in and held just for you. A driver and a vehicle are set aside for your group from that moment. On such short notice, the date and time stay fixed and the booking goes ahead exactly as agreed, because a date change or a refund can’t be guaranteed that close to the day. The upside is certainty: you know your car is coming, and you can plan everything else around it. You still have flexibility on the day itself. You’re always welcome to add more hours at the same hourly rate if the game runs long or the group decides to make a night of it. To book quickly, send your group size, pickup spot, and rough start time over WhatsApp.
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.
Send your group size, pickup spot, and plans over WhatsApp to check availability for August 31.
A short message is all it takes. Tell us how many people are coming, where in the Design District you want to be picked up, roughly when you want to leave, and any stops you have in mind: dinner before first pitch, a drink in Wynwood, a late bite on SW 8th Street. We reply with the vehicle that fits, confirm the plan, and send the payment details so your date is held. On game day your chauffeur arrives ready to go, and the only thing left for the group to decide is who predicts the first home run. Marlins fans and Mets fans get the same unhurried service, from the first pickup to the ride home. Confirm your booking early for August 31, since booking early gives your group the widest choice of vehicles for the night.
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.
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