From $110 per vehicle: a private, one-way ride from MIA to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino in a chauffeured SUV or van.
The fare is locked per vehicle for the one-way journey, and it already covers the tolls, the fuel and the driver’s time.
Book with the flight number and the driver watches it land. Meet at the arrivals curb, where the greeting is part of the price, or select the Meet & Greet inside the terminal with a name sign for an extra $40. The driver handles the luggage and heads straight out, no other passengers, no stops unless you add them.
Mikosukee Hotel and Casino sits inside the MIA Airport District, the compact stretch of ground that wraps around Miami International Airport. This is a working corridor rather than a beach strip: hotels line up alongside corporate offices, and the streets here are built for people arriving and leaving rather than lingering. Because the property sits so close to the terminals, it is one of the shorter runs a traveler can create after a flight, which is part of why it draws guests who want a room near where they land.
The setting is practical and well connected. Blue Lagoon is right nearby, along with the Miami Springs Golf Course, so there is water and green space within simple reach even in the middle of a hectic transit zone. Blue Lagoon Drive carries the cluster of corporate offices that give the district its daytime pulse, and NW 36th Street runs close by as another local artery. For anyone who needs to move on rapidly, the Dolphin and Palmetto expressways link in directly, tying the area into the wider road grid of Miami.
What you locate on arrival is a stay that trades on its location. You are close to the airport, close to the main highways, and surrounded by the offices and hotels that create up this part of town. It suits a traveler who values being near MIA over being near the coast, and who wants the option to reach the rest of the region without a long haul. The address puts the expressways, the golf course, and the lagoon all within the same short radius.
The journey runs door to door from the arrivals level at Miami International Airport straight to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino, with no changes and no stops you did not ask for. Your driver is watching the flight, so the timing shifts if you land early or late, and the car is ready when you step out of the terminal. After you clear the building, the driver meets you, helps with the luggage, and walks you to the vehicle. Your bags ride in the same car you do, private to your party alone.
From MIA the route follows the Dolphin Expressway and SR-836 Toll, covering about 14.1 miles to the door. Plan on roughly 20 to 36 minutes depending on traffic; off-peak the road moves rapidly, while morning and late-afternoon rush push it toward the higher end. Tolls and fuel are already covered, so the number you booked is the number you pay when you reach the hotel.
From Miami International Airport (MIA), plan on about 26 minutes and 15.0 miles to reach Mikosukee Hotel and Casino in Miami via the Dolphin Expressway (SR 836) and Southwest 137th Avenue. Prices are per vehicle, not per seat: $110 for the Black SUV, $170 for the Van, $200 for the Van XL. Pickup is at the MIA arrivals curb.
| Road distance | 15.0 miles |
|---|---|
| Black SUV, 1-5 | $110 |
| Drive time | 26 minutes |
| Van, 6-9 | $170 |
| Main roads | Dolphin Expressway (SR 836), Southwest 137th Avenue |
| Van XL, 10-14 | $200 |
| Back from Mikosukee Hotel and Casino | $110 / $170 / $200 |
The return covers the same 15.0 miles: pickup at the main entrance of the hotel, drop-off at the departures curb at MIA after about 26 minutes. From Mikosukee Hotel and Casino the Black SUV costs $110, the Van $170 and the Van XL $200. Open the booking box with the points swapped and choose the date and time. Book the return
The 15.0 miles from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino take about 26 minutes without heavy traffic via the Dolphin Expressway (SR 836) and Southwest 137th Avenue. At busy hours, allow extra time. Each vehicle has a fixed fare, no traffic or surge charges: $110 for the Black SUV, $170 for the Van and $200 for the Van XL.
At the arrivals curb. Once you have your bags, message us the door you are leaving from and the car pulls up within minutes. You receive the driver’s name, car and plate before the pickup. Then the 15.0 miles to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino begin.
Nothing changes for you. The driver tracks the flight and moves the pickup to the real landing time, early or late. The waiting rules are on the FAQ page linked below; once you are in the car, the ride to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino covers 15.0 miles.
Count people and big suitcases together: up to 10 fit the Black SUV at $110. Larger groups going to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino take the Van at $170, for 9 passengers and 9 cases, or the Van XL at $200, for 14 and 14. One carry-on each is included.
Yes, at any hour, every day. Enter the exact pickup time when you book and the quote shows the full price for that hour before you pay. Day or night, the ride to Mikosukee Hotel and Casino covers 15.0 miles via the Dolphin Expressway (SR 836) and Southwest 137th Avenue.
Every policy in full: FAQ
Una maravilla. el viaje anterior tomamos shuttle, esto fue otro nivel.
A melhor decisão — a chegada ficou totalmente resolvida, porta a porta. Chegando de madrugada, foi muito tranquilizador ter um carro privativo já esperando.
La llegada más fácil que hemos tenido — conductor esperando, maletas resueltas, directo a Mikosukee Hotel and Casino. El conductor era hablaba inglés y español sin problema, lo que hizo coordinar los detalles mucho más fácil.
Nuestro grupo fue todo junto directo desde MIA, y salió buenísimo. Nuestro vuelo se retrasó y el conductor seguía ahí esperando — sin ninguna preocupación. El conductor se ocupó del equipaje para que no tuviéramos que batallar con nada tras el vuelo.
We came to Florida for our honeymoon and kicking it off with a private airport pickup was the right move. The SUV was really comfortable after a long flight, a nice relief in the Miami heat. Our flight was delayed and the driver was still there waiting — not a worry at all.