Apr 27, 2026 - Transit

How to take public transportation to the Miami Grand Prix

Martin Vassolo

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If you don't want to pay for parking at the Miami Grand Prix, here are some other ways to get to the race at Hard Rock Stadium.

Why it matters: Avoiding stadium traffic — and Miami's wannabe F1 drivers — will add months back to your life.

Plus, public transit has been a success at Inter Miami's new soccer stadium.

Free shuttles

Hard Rock Stadium is offering free shuttles from Lot 70 (Hard Rock Casino), Lot 95 (Golden Glades Transit Center) and Lot 60 (Broward College-South Campus).

Rideshare users: Race organizers encourage you to order your ride from one of these stations to avoid congestion near Hard Rock.
Tri-Rail riders: Stop at the Golden Glades station and take the Lot 95 shuttle.
If you're driving to these satellite lots, you do have to pay a parking fee.

Brightline station shuttles

Hard Rock is also organizing shuttles from the Brightline Aventura Station for both ticketed riders and fans in general who need a ride, per a spokesperson.
Shuttles depart the station 10 minutes after trains arrive and return from the stadium one hour before departing trains.
Full shuttle schedule.

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