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Car service at Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International (FLL)

Chauffeured pick-ups at baggage claim, booked against the flight number and tracked on the day, for journeys into Miami and the surrounding area.

At the airport

Where we meet you

Pick-up points

  • Terminal 1 arrivals, lower level
  • Terminal 2 arrivals
  • Terminal 3 arrivals
  • Terminal 4 arrivals

Serving Miami

Landing at FLL

Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International (FLL) sits between Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, and for a great many Miami journeys it is the better airport to fly into — the fares are often lower and the walk from gate to kerb is shorter than at MIA. Pick-ups are made at arrivals on the lower level of whichever of the four terminals you land in. Book with the flight number: the arrival is tracked, so a delay moves the chauffeur rather than costing you the car.

Leaving FLL

Cars leave FLL on US-1 and I-95, which is the run south into Miami Beach, Brickell and Downtown, and north into Boca and Palm Beach. Port Everglades is minutes away, and a cruise transfer is a different plan from an airport one — the car is held for the luggage and routed to the right terminal gate rather than the passenger drop.

The work at FLL

Most of the work here is cruise and leisure: a family off one flight into a Sprinter with the cases, or a couple into a sedan for the run down the beach road. Business travellers flying into FLL for a Miami meeting take a sedan or an SUV and keep the car for the day rather than booking each leg.

The fleet

Vehicles for airport runs

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  • Black chauffeured sedan at the kerb

    Standard Sedan

    The everyday chauffeured run: a clean, quiet sedan with a professional driver, for a single passenger or a pair.

    • 3 passengers
    • 2 bags
    • quote
    See the standard sedan
  • Black BMW 7 Series luxury sedan, front three-quarter view

    Luxury Sedan

    Mercedes S-Class and Cadillac XTS. The quiet executive default — airport runs, roadshows and evenings out.

    • 4 passengers
    • 3 bags
    • from $85/hr
    See the luxury sedan
  • Cadillac Escalade beside a private jet

    Executive SUV

    Escalade ESV and Suburban. Room for the family, the luggage and the whole client team at once.

    • 6 passengers
    • 6 bags
    • from $120/hr
    See the executive suv
  • Mercedes Sprinter executive van with tan captain chairs

    Sprinter Limousine

    Captain chairs, mood lighting and a USB port at every seat. Corporate groups and wedding parties travel together.

    • 10 passengers
    • 10 bags
    • from $160/hr
    See the sprinter limousine
  • Black stretch limousine at night

    Stretch Limousine

    The classic. Fibre-optic ceiling, mirrored bar and a privacy divider — weddings and proms, exactly as pictured.

    • 8 passengers
    • 4 bags
    • quote
    See the stretch limousine
  • Black luxury party bus with LED interior lighting

    Party Bus

    Wraparound leather, club sound, an LED ceiling and a dance floor that moves. Five-hour minimum.

    • 18 passengers
    • 6 bags
    • quote
    See the party bus
  • A pink Hummer stretch limousine lit at night

    Specialty & Statement

    Pink Hummer stretch, exotic pairings and themed builds for the arrivals people photograph.

    • 14 passengers
    • 4 bags
    • quote
    See the specialty & statement

Questions

Airport questions

What happens if my flight is delayed?

We track your flight from wheels-up and your chauffeur adjusts automatically — there is no rebooking and no waiting-time penalty for an airline delay. Domestic arrivals include 30 minutes of free wait time, international arrivals 60.

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