Our private hourly chauffeur carries your group from Miami to Choque de Gigantes: Tiburones vs Magallanes at loanDepot park on Saturday, November 14, 2026, in a Black SUV XL at a flat rate from $100 per hour, with a 5-hour minimum. First pitch is 7:00 PM. One bilingual chauffeur and one premium vehicle stay with you from pre-game dinner in Miami through the final out and the ride home.
Your hourly price depends only on the vehicle, and every booking runs at least five hours.
Each rate on the list is per vehicle, never per person, so a Sprinter packed with friends from the same fan club shares one hourly figure instead of paying seat by seat. A block that starts in the late afternoon in Miami leaves room for dinner, the drive across town, the full game, and the ride home without anyone watching the clock. Those hours pay for the car and the chauffeur the whole time, whether the vehicle is rolling through traffic or parked while your section sings through a late rally. Pick the tier by headcount first, then by how polished you want the night to feel; the vehicle section further down matches each option to the kind of group it suits best.
Fuel, tolls, and parking are all built into the hourly rate you book.
That covers every toll on the expressways between your pickup and the ballpark, the fuel for each loop around the city, and any parking the vehicle needs while you eat or watch the game, so nobody in your group reaches for a wallet or circles a crowded lot. The hourly rate also buys the chauffeur’s time, whether the car is moving or standing by between stops. There is room for what fans bring along, like flags, team jerseys, or a sign for the stands, and if you plan to bring something big, just tell us in advance. Only a few items sit outside the base rate. Rides outside daytime hours carry the late-night surcharge explained below and any hours you add beyond your reservation are billed on top rather than included after the first carries a fee we confirm when you book.
A private vehicle reserved for your group alone makes game night a better experience.
Nobody else rides with you, and the same chauffeur stays with your group for the entire block, from the first pickup to the last drop-off. Your chauffeur is bilingual in English and Spanish. That matters on a night when the stands are full of Spanish-speaking fans and several generations of one family may share the car. Grandparents can offer directions in the language they’re most relaxing with. The flat hourly rate is locked the moment you book, with no surge when the whole crowd heads for the exits at once. You also obtain direct WhatsApp contact, so a changed dinner plan or an extra pickup takes one message. It adds up to a premium service built around your night: a clean, relaxing vehicle, a peaceful chauffeur who knows the city, and nothing to organize except who sits by the window.
Choque de Gigantes brings Venezuelan winter-league baseball to Miami on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
The Miami Marlins and the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League team up to stage Choque de Gigantes: Tiburones vs Magallanes, a clash between two of the league’s most followed clubs, with first pitch set for 7:00 PM. The event returns after a first edition that packed the ballpark and drew wide coverage in Venezuelan and Miami Latin media. Anticipate a crowd built around South Florida’s Venezuelan community. There will be families from Doral, Weston, and Kendall, fans who grew up following these teams back home, and plenty of younger supporters who picked up their loyalties from their parents. Spanish dominates the stands, flags wave from the first inning, and the chanting rarely stops. On a night like that, a private chauffeur keeps the whole family together. Grandparents, kids, and cousins flying in from other states ride in one vehicle and arrive together, and nobody has to be the designated driver after an emotional late game.
The matchup pits Navegantes del Magallanes against Tiburones de La Guaira, two historic Venezuelan winter-league clubs. Magallanes, based in Valencia, is one of the league’s most storied franchises and has a famously devoted following. Tiburones, the Sharks from the coastal state of La Guaira, bring a passionate fan base known for turning out in force wherever the team plays.
The Miami Marlins co-organize the event with the Venezuelan league and host it at their own home ballpark in Little Havana. The ballpark’s retractable roof keeps the game comfortable even on a humid or rainy November evening. On game night the surrounding neighborhood has the full rhythm of a big-league game, crowds and traffic included.
Most chauffeured rides from Miami reach the ballpark via the Dolphin Expressway or Little Havana streets.
The ballpark sits in Little Havana, just west of Downtown, so the drive from Brickell or a Downtown hotel is typically short on an ordinary evening. Game night is distinct, so permit noticeably more time as the surrounding streets fill with fans. From Miami Beach, your chauffeur typically crosses the MacArthur Causeway, joins I-395, and continues west on the Dolphin Expressway (State Road 836). From Doral or a hotel near Miami International Airport, the same expressway runs east toward the ballpark. From Coral Gables or Coconut Grove, local avenues heading north into Little Havana can move better than the highways. Riders coming down from the Fort Lauderdale side usually take I-95 south before cutting west. Your chauffeur checks traffic before you leave and picks whichever road is moving best that evening. All you have to do is be ready at the agreed pickup time, with your jersey on.
A private chauffeur hired by the hour is the simplest way to reach the game from Miami without driving yourself. Nobody in the group has to deal with game-night traffic, pay for parking, or hunt for the car after a long night of cheering. Everyone can enjoy the ninth inning instead of worrying about the drive home.
Leave Miami well ahead of the 7:00 PM first pitch, with generous room for event traffic.
Fans of this series like to arrive early, and the streets around the ballpark fill with flags, music, and families long before the anthem. Entry lines at the entrance also take time on a full night. When you book, agree on a departure time with your chauffeur that gets everyone to their seats before first pitch with a relaxing cushion. Riders leaving from Miami Beach, from Doral, or from a busy dinner reservation should permit more time than a group that is already downtown. If you’d rather soak up the pre-game atmosphere, plan an earlier start to your block. Building in extra time costs you nothing in stress, since the car and chauffeur are yours for the whole block either way.
Your chauffeur drops the group as close to the ballpark entrance as event-day access allows. Traffic controls around the stadium decide the exact curb on the night, so the chauffeur confirms the drop-off point as you approach. That keeps the walk short for grandparents, small children, and anyone carrying flags or signs.
Yes. Your chauffeur waits nearby for the entire game, because the car stays reserved for your group throughout your booked hours. Nobody has to re-book or search a crowded lot afterward. Send a WhatsApp message as the final out approaches, meet at the agreed pickup point, and ride home together with any late stops you want.
Little Havana, Brickell, and Doral all create easy pre-game dinner stops on the way.
Since the ballpark sits in Little Havana, the simplest plan keeps dinner in the same neighborhood. Versailles on SW 8th Street is the classic Miami gathering spot for Cuban coffee, croquettes, and a big family table, and Domino Park along the same street makes a fun photo stop. Groups staying in Brickell can settle into a sit-down dinner around Mary Brickell Village before heading west. Many Venezuelan families would rather start in Doral for a taste of home, where Venezuelan bakeries and casual restaurants fill the shopping plazas. Out-of-town relatives who want a swift look at the waterfront can meet at Bayside Marketplace first. Because you keep the same car all evening, your chauffeur loops between these stops and waits outside each one, so nobody hunts for parking or splits into separate cars. These are ideas for your booked hours, not reservations we create. Choose the spots and we’ll work out the order with you.
Yes. Dinner and the game fit comfortably inside one hourly booking. Start your block with a pickup in Miami, let the chauffeur wait while you eat, and then ride straight to the ballpark for first pitch. The same car handles the ride home afterward, and you can add a stop for dessert or to drop off a relative along the way.
You reserve a block of hours, and the chauffeur follows your plan throughout.
Start by choosing the vehicle that fits your headcount. Then pick the time your block begins, which is the moment the chauffeur arrives at your first pickup. From there you set the stops: perhaps a cousin’s house to collect more family, then dinner in Little Havana, the ballpark, and a late dessert before home. The itinerary is never locked, so the chauffeur follows your plan and adapts if the group decides to linger, add a stop, or skip one. For a 7:00 PM first pitch, work backward from the game when you choose a start time, so the block comfortably covers dinner, the drive across town, and all nine innings. If the evening runs longer than planned, the car merely stays with you, as the question below explains.
Your chauffeur picks you up at any Miami address you choose, and the spot is agreed when you book. That can be a hotel lobby in Brickell, Downtown, or South Beach, a family home in Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, or Doral, or the arrivals curb at Miami International Airport. It can also be a PortMiami cruise terminal, so a cruise-day arrival can go straight to the game.
Keep the car. After the 5-hour block, every additional hour is simply added at the same per-hour rate for your vehicle. There is no new fare to negotiate and nothing to pay on the spot. The extra time is settled after the day, so a tense extra-inning finish never turns into a transportation problem.
Rides outside daytime hours, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, carry a surcharge set by vehicle type.
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. The SUV surcharge is a single fixed amount per trip, while the Sprinter surcharge is a percentage of the trip value, as the list shows. Everything earlier in the evening falls inside daytime hours, including the pickup, a pre-game dinner, and the drive to the ballpark. The surcharge is the only charge tied to the clock. It applies the same way whether your group is heading back to a Brickell hotel, a home in Coral Gables, or an address up toward Fort Lauderdale. We confirm how it applies to your booking over WhatsApp, so there are no surprises on game night.
Three simple payment options confirm your game-night chauffeur, all arranged through WhatsApp.
Four private tiers cover everything from a couple to a full fan club, starting with the SUV.
Choose by headcount first, then by how you want to arrive. The Sprinters offer a big group one shared cabin, so the pre-game chants start before you reach the ballpark. The Platinum SUV class suits a birthday, an anniversary, or hosting guests who have flown in for the game.
Yes. A private Mercedes-Benz Sprinter works as your group’s own private shuttle for the night, reserved by the hour. It is never shared with strangers and never runs on a fixed schedule. It leaves when your group is ready, stops where you want, and brings the same group home together at the end of the night.
Yes. Visiting fans staying in Miami hotels book the same private hourly chauffeur as local families.
This series draws supporters from across Florida and other states, and many of them stay in Brickell, Downtown, or Miami Beach. A chauffeur solves the biggest problem a visitor faces: not knowing the roads, the parking, or how game night reshapes traffic around Little Havana. Your block can start with a swift photo stop at the Wynwood Walls, continue to dinner, and end back at your hotel after the last out. Families meeting relatives who live locally can add a pickup in Doral or Coral Gables on the way, so everyone arrives as one group. If you spent the morning sightseeing, you can fold the game into a longer block of hours. Booking works the same from anywhere. Send your details on WhatsApp, and the plan is confirmed before you pack your jersey.
Yes. This is a local, on-call service that stays around the city. It covers Miami, Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, Brickell, Coral Gables, Doral, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, Wynwood, Little Havana, and the area around Miami International Airport, plus nearby areas up toward Fort Lauderdale. Hourly days don’t run out to Naples, Orlando, or West Palm Beach.
Pets are not accepted; certified service animals are welcome with advance notice.
Yes, when a car is available. Once a booking within the next 24 hours is agreed, that date and time are 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 service runs as agreed. 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.
Reserve your game-night chauffeur by sending a swift WhatsApp message with your plan.
Tell us how many people are riding, roughly when you want the block to begin, and the stops on your wish list: the pickup, dinner, the ballpark, and where everyone is headed afterward. We check availability for your vehicle tier, confirm the plan in writing, and send the payment details so your date is held. This game falls on a Saturday night and draws a large, devoted crowd, so it pays to confirm your booking early, particularly for a larger group. Once you’re set, the only decisions left are which jersey to wear and where to eat first. Whether you cheer for Tiburones or Magallanes, your group spends the whole night with one chauffeur and one vehicle, from the first pickup in Miami to the last stop home. Message us today and obtain first pitch on the calendar.
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.
First time in Miami, no waiting around, the car was there. wifi worked, kids stayed busy on the way. A smooth start to the vacation. Saved at least 15 minutes vs the rideshare line.
on point. competitive rate for a private ride, best of all no waving down anyone, the car was where they said.
Solid choice, the driver was friendly and easy to talk to.
Vale a pena. o ar-condicionado deu conta do calor de Miami.
Sem stress: dirigiu suave, sem solavancos, primeira vez organizando um transfer assim e deu tudo certo, bancos limpos e cheiro agradável dentro do carro.