Nu Stadium sits close enough to Miami International Airport that the south end of the property falls within earshot of incoming jets on final approach. That's not a quirk — it's the logistics fact that defines every match day at Miami Freedom Park. LeJeune Road (SR 953) and NW 37th Avenue (Douglas Road) are the two corridors that funnel fans into the stadium's driving entrances, and both of them are also MIA's primary ground-access roads.
When 26,700 Inter Miami CF supporters start arriving between 4 and 8 p.m. on a Saturday, they compete for the exact same asphalt as every passenger trying to catch a flight. Miami-Dade Aviation officials, American Airlines, and the Miami Police Department all issued formal warnings before the venue's April 4, 2026 inaugural match — and post-game accounts confirmed cars gridlocked on those same roads for over an hour after the final whistle.
A charter bus or party bus rental to Miami Freedom Park removes that whole equation from your plate. One vehicle picks your group up in Hialeah or anywhere across Miami-Dade, handles the approach route, drops your group at the stadium entrance, and stages nearby so everyone climbs aboard when the final whistle blows — without waiting in the LeJeune Road backup at 10 p.m. on a night when the airport and the stadium are both emptying at once. This guide breaks down exactly how match-day transportation works at Nu Stadium: the driving entrances, the rideshare restrictions, the Hialeah-specific approach via Okeechobee Road, the public transit options, and what each vehicle type costs for a group coming out here.
Fill out the online quote form or call 305-423-0036 any time — pricing for your specific date and group comes back in about a minute.
Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to Miami Freedom Park
The stadium's site creates an access puzzle unlike anything else in South Florida. Nu Stadium was built with more than 4,500 on-site parking spaces — the largest capacity at any MLS stadium in the country, per the venue's own published figures — and every single one requires an advance purchase. On-site parking is not sold on match day.
The Audi Black Lot is reserved exclusively for suite holders; the Red Lot is sold out to season premium members (loge boxes, East Pitchside seats, and select club members) for the full 2026 season. The Yellow Lot is the only option for individual match-day purchases, and it is expected to sell out before game day on high-demand matches. Groups that show up without a confirmed pass have no fallback — there is no overflow lot, and the surrounding residential streets are closed to through-traffic and actively enforced by police on match days.
That means a group of 20 from Hialeah faces a real squeeze: secure Yellow Lot passes before they sell out, pay inflated resale prices closer to match day, or deal with the post-game rideshare surge on a street grid that bottlenecks for ninety minutes. A party bus or charter bus rental sidesteps every one of those problems. The bus does not need a parking pass.
It does not idle in the LeJeune Road backup at 5 p.m. And because it is pre-arranged and staged, it is waiting at the curb when your group walks out — instead of wherever a surge-priced rideshare ends up navigating through Douglas Road at 10:30 p.m.
Partybushialeah.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Hialeah and Miami-Dade, with vehicles and pricing available to compare in under 30 seconds. For the full picture of group transit to Miami's major venues, see the Hialeah sporting event transportation page.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Nu Stadium
Nu Stadium has three named vehicle entrances on match days, per Inter Miami CF's published approach guidance. NW 37th Avenue (Douglas Road) and SR 953/LeJeune Road are both full entrances that serve every parking lot, reached via corridors including SR 836, SR 112/I-195, and Okeechobee Road. The third is the NW 14th Street entrance, located between NW 37th Avenue and NW 42nd Avenue, which serves Yellow Parking under normal routing — but this is where the match-day restriction lands hard: NW 14th Street west of NW 37th Avenue is closed to general traffic on match days and reserved for rideshare vehicles only, per Inter Miami's official driving guide.
That means the NW 14th Street approach is for Uber and Lyft vehicles specifically, not for private cars, charter buses, or minibuses.
Charter buses and private group vehicles use the NW 37th Avenue or SR 953/LeJeune Road corridors to approach, drop off, and stage. After unloading the group, the bus holds in the area while your group is inside — a significant advantage over a rideshare situation where every passenger has to request a separate car at 10 p.m. from a crowded exit point. Inter Miami CF advises everyone arriving on match days to follow the Variable Message Signs (VMS) posted along SR 836 and LeJeune Road for current entrance routing, since those signs reflect real-time traffic management.
Check the official Inter Miami CF driving routes page before your visit to confirm the approach protocol for your specific match date.
Three entrances, one critical restriction: NW 37th Avenue (Douglas Road) and SR 953/LeJeune Road are the approaches for charter buses, private vehicles, and general parking. NW 14th Street west of NW 37th Avenue is reserved for rideshare vehicles only on match days — closed to all other traffic. Know which entrance applies to your group's transportation before you reach the SR 836 approach, because the wrong turn adds time you do not have when LeJeune Road is running at match-day capacity.
Post-Game Pickup: What Pre-Arranging a Bus Actually Changes
The inaugural match on April 4, 2026 delivered an early lesson: some fans reported cars gridlocked on the streets surrounding Miami Freedom Park for more than an hour after the final whistle. The post-game road-management pattern is controlled by the stadium and police, not by individual vehicles — and on a sold-out Saturday-night match, the LeJeune Road and Douglas Road backup stretches toward the airport terminals on both sides simultaneously. Rideshare users waiting on NW 14th Street after the game are competing for cars at the same moment airport passengers are trying to reach their terminals on the same corridor.
A pre-arranged party bus or charter bus changes the exit calculation entirely. You confirm a pickup window and staging spot before anyone goes inside. When the match ends, the bus is right there — no surge fare, no group scrambling to coordinate four separate rideshares in a crowd, no standing outside the NW 37th Avenue entrance at 11 p.m. waiting for a car that keeps updating its ETA.
The group boards, the route back to Hialeah is already sorted, and the post-match recap happens on the way home instead of on a darkened curb.
Rent a Bus from Hialeah to Nu Stadium: The NW 37th Avenue Route
Hialeah sits roughly six miles north of Nu Stadium — a trip that takes about 15 minutes in light traffic and 45 minutes or more on a match-day evening. The natural approach from Hialeah follows Okeechobee Road (US-27) southbound or NW 36th Street westbound to SR 953/NW 42nd Avenue/LeJeune Road, then south on LeJeune. From LeJeune Road, Inter Miami's official driving guide gives two route options into the stadium: turn left at NW 28th Street or NW 25th Street eastbound and then right on NW 37th Avenue southbound to enter the site south of NW 21st Street, opposite 19th NW Terrace/Miami Freedom Park Drive; or exit right at NW 21st Street eastbound and then right on NW 37th Avenue southbound to enter the site.
Both options end up on NW 37th Avenue southbound heading into the stadium.
The complication is the stretch of LeJeune Road between Okeechobee Road and the stadium. This is the same corridor that handles ground access for the airport terminals — and on match days between 4 and 11 p.m., the Miami-Dade Aviation Department specifically warned of increased traffic at and around the airport on LeJeune Road and Douglas Road. American Airlines advised customers to plan ahead and allow additional time when traveling to or from MIA during those windows.
For a group leaving central Hialeah at 6 p.m. for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff, that 6-mile trip on LeJeune can quietly become a problem. The airport never goes quiet; the match just adds 26,700 more cars to the same asphalt.
A charter bus or party bus from Hialeah to Nu Stadium removes the guesswork. The departure time is built around the match-day traffic window, the approach to NW 37th Avenue is coordinated with current road conditions, and the bus holds your group together for the full trip instead of sending anyone to navigate the LeJeune Road backup solo. When everyone else is still sitting on Douglas Road after the match, your group is already on the bus heading home.
The Airport-Adjacent Traffic Problem: What Match Days Look Like
Nu Stadium was built on the former Melreese Country Club site immediately east of Miami International Airport's south runway complex — 131 acres of public land that the Miami Freedom Park development has transformed into a mixed-use sports and commercial district. The developers built 2.51 miles of new internal roadways as part of the project, which helps with on-site circulation. The access pinch point, though, is external: LeJeune Road and Douglas Road (NW 37th Avenue) carry both airport and stadium traffic on match nights, and neither road has room to grow.
Before the April 4, 2026 inaugural match, Miami police issued a formal alert warning of major delays around Nu Stadium, with pre-match congestion flagged from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and post-match from 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Residential streets surrounding Miami Freedom Park were restricted to residents only and enforced by active police patrols — no through-neighborhood routing on match days, full stop. Fan reports after the first home match confirmed that while the opening went more smoothly than feared overall, post-match gridlock did materialize for some vehicles, with cars sitting on surrounding roads for over an hour.
Miami police had deployed drone surveillance ready to respond to congestion hotspots — a telling measure of how seriously the city treated the traffic risk around a stadium built next to one of the busiest airports in the country.
The airport-stadium overlap is the key detail for Hialeah groups: Miami-Dade Aviation and American Airlines both warned customers before the inaugural match that match-day traffic on LeJeune Road and Douglas Road would affect airport access between 4 and 11 p.m. Those are the same roads Hialeah uses to reach the stadium. A charter bus accounts for this in the departure plan from the start — a group in a caravan of cars discovers it at 6:30 p.m. on the LeJeune Road on-ramp.
Parking at Miami Freedom Park: What Groups Need to Know
The parking infrastructure at Miami Freedom Park is genuinely large — more than 4,500 on-site spaces, the most at any MLS stadium in the country per the venue's own figures. But the advance-purchase requirement is absolute, and there are no exceptions on match day. Here is how the three named lots break down:
- Audi Black Lot — Reserved for suite-level ticket holders: Platinum Level, Audi Executive, and ERGO Next Field Level suites. If you are not in those sections, this lot does not apply to your group.
- Red Lot — Reserved for premium members: loge boxes, East Pitchside seats, and select club members. Sold out for the full 2026 MLS season to season members. Not available for individual match purchases.
- Yellow Lot — General admission. The only lot available for individual match-day passes, purchased through Inter Miami's external ticketing platform. This is where most general parking groups end up — and it is expected to sell out before game day for high-demand matches.
- ADA Parking — Available on-site for guests with qualifying credentials.
All parking passes populate in the Inter Miami CF app within 24 hours of payment — have it ready on your phone before you reach the approach roads. There is no day-of sales window, no overflow lot, and no backup plan published for groups that show up without a confirmed pass. Review the official Nu Stadium parking page for current availability and match-specific lot protocols before your visit.
A charter bus or party bus rental bypasses the entire parking picture. There is no pass to buy, no lot to navigate, and no walk from a far Yellow Lot section to the gate. The bus handles the approach via NW 37th Avenue and stages near the stadium while your group is inside — one predictable arrangement, no parking anxiety.
Getting to Nu Stadium Without a Car: Public Transit Options
The Miami Intermodal Center (MIC) is the designated transit hub for Nu Stadium, and it is genuinely well-connected — Metrorail, Tri-Rail, Brightline, Metrobus, and the free Miami Trolley Flagami Route all converge there. From the MIC, the current pedestrian route runs south to the signalized intersection at NW 21st Street and NW 38th Court, then west along the Sheraton access road with stadium wayfinding signage pointing to a bridge that leads directly into Miami Freedom Park. A grade-separated pedestrian bridge connecting the transit hub directly to the stadium is funded and scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2029 — the current wayfinding-marked surface walking route is the path in from the MIC until then.
An ADA shuttle also operates from the Miami Intermodal Center directly to Nu Stadium for guests who need it.
For the transit connections at the MIC: Metrorail's Orange Line serves Miami International Airport station with trains running approximately every 15 minutes during the day on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends, from 5 a.m. to midnight daily. The MIA Mover automated connection bridges the airport station to the MIC. Tri-Rail serves Miami Airport Station with special post-match departures around 10 p.m. on Saturday matches and 8:52 p.m. on Sunday matches.
Brightline's Miami station sits 0.2 miles from the Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre Metrorail station, making it a connection point for groups coming down from Fort Lauderdale or West Palm Beach. Metrobus routes 7, 20, 36, 37, 42, 57, 150, and 338 serve the MIC and Airport Station; Broward County Transit Route 115 also connects at Miami Airport Station with stops including the Miramar Park and Ride. The free Miami Trolley Flagami Route stops at the Miami Intermodal Center.
Inter Miami adds a concrete incentive for taking transit: ticket holders who present proof of public transportation use and their match ticket at the Guest Services Booth outside Section 101 receive a $10 food and beverage credit at Nu Stadium — per ticket, not per group, so a 20-person transit group each gets their own. See the Inter Miami CF public transportation page for current route information and match-specific service times before heading out. For groups flying in from out of town, the MIA airport shuttle guide covers how a direct bus pickup from the terminal curb works for groups connecting straight to Nu Stadium without the MIC walk.
What Party Bus or Charter Bus Rental Fits Your Nu Stadium Group
Group size and what kind of evening you want on the way to the match shape the vehicle choice. Partybushialeah.com connects you to a wide range of vehicles through a large network of bus companies serving Hialeah — here is how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a Miami Freedom Park run.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Small VIP groups, suite ticket holders, executive transfers direct from MIA | Premium leather seating, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows, climate control |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Fan groups who want the celebration rolling from Hialeah to kickoff and back | Color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Mid-size groups, corporate hospitality shuttles, hotel-block runs | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage, greater maneuverability on NW 37th Avenue |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, corporate outings, groups combining the match with dinner in Brickell or Coral Gables | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage luggage bays |
For most Inter Miami CF fan groups coming out of Hialeah, a 25-passenger party bus or 40-passenger party bus is the natural fit — the size covers a typical supporter group, and the LED lighting and sound system keep the energy built from pickup to kickoff. For larger outings or for a group that wants to make the evening into a full Brickell-to-Freedom-Park run, a 56-seat charter bus gives you the undercarriage bays for extra gear and an onboard restroom for the longer evening. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note the requirement in your quote request with at least 48 hours of lead time and the right vehicle can be arranged.
Nu Stadium Party Bus and Charter Bus Rental Prices
Pricing for a Miami Freedom Park bus rental moves with vehicle size, how many hours the bus is reserved (including the pre-match pickup from Hialeah and the post-game staging window), the match date, and your starting point. To give you a sense of the planning ranges: a 15–35 passenger minibus typically runs $200–$275 per hour on weekends; a 25-passenger party bus in the $275–$375 per hour range on weekends; a 40-passenger party bus in the $325–$500 per hour range on weekends; and a 40–56 passenger charter bus in the $200–$350 per hour range on either weekday or weekend. Those are planning-level ranges — the actual number for your date, vehicle, and pickup point in Hialeah comes back in under 30 seconds on this site, or from a support team at 305-423-0036 any time.
To give you an idea of what the numbers look like in practice: a 24-person Inter Miami supporters group from Hialeah books a 25-passenger party bus for a Saturday-night match. Pickup in Hialeah at 5:30 p.m., at Nu Stadium by 6:45 p.m. — 45 minutes before a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. The bus stages near the stadium during the 90-minute match and the post-game ceremonies.
Pre-arranged pickup at 10:15 p.m. at the NW 37th Avenue entrance. A 5-hour rental at that size might run in the range of $1,375–$1,875 total — roughly $57–$78 per person, with no parking pass to buy, no post-match surge price stacked on top, and the full group together from Hialeah to the final whistle and back. Pricing for your specific date uses your actual headcount and itinerary — fill out the form or call 305-423-0036 to get there in about a minute.
Check the Hialeah party bus prices page for more on how rental rates are structured across vehicle types.
Nu Stadium Transportation Options Side by Side
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off point | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival, one post-game pickup | NW 37th Avenue entrance; bus stages nearby | 14–56 |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge pricing | No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs | NW 14th Street rideshare zone (restricted access) | 1–4 per car |
| Metrorail + walking route from MIC | Per ticket; $10 F&B credit at Nu Stadium | Only if everyone books the same train | MIC → wayfinding walk via NW 21st St/NW 38th Ct | Any, but no group coordination control |
| Drive and park (Yellow Lot) | Advance parking pass required — no day-of sales | No — carpool or separate vehicles | Yellow Lot approach via NW 37th Ave, then walk to gate | 1–2 cars with secured passes |
For one or two people, Metrorail or a shared rideshare is often the cheaper and simpler call — and that $10 F&B credit makes transit even more appealing for a solo trip. Once your group grows past a handful of cars' worth of people — with separate parking passes to buy, staggered rideshare arrivals, and the post-match LeJeune Road backup waiting for everyone — the bus becomes the cleaner single answer. That is who the rest of this guide is for.
Match Day Tips for Nu Stadium
- Secure Yellow Lot parking well before game day. No parking is sold on-site on match days. The Audi Black Lot and Red Lot are season-member-only for the full 2026 MLS schedule. Yellow Lot single-match passes are the only open inventory — purchase them through Inter Miami's ticketing platform before they sell out. Confirm current availability and the approach route for your lot on the official Nu Stadium parking page.
- Build the 4 p.m.–11 p.m. window into your schedule. Miami police formally warned of major delays in pre-match hours (4–8 p.m.) and post-match (9:30–11:30 p.m.) for the inaugural match. Those windows apply to all traffic on LeJeune Road and Douglas Road — including airport passengers. If anyone in your group has a flight that night, allow significant extra time in both directions.
- No neighborhood shortcuts. Residential streets surrounding Miami Freedom Park are restricted to residents only on match days with police enforcement. Navigation apps may suggest cutting through those streets; ignore them. The detour adds time rather than saving it.
- Rideshare uses NW 14th Street only. Select "Miami Freedom Park" in your Uber or Lyft app — that routes to the NW 14th Street rideshare zone, which is the only part of that corridor still open to vehicles on match days. General traffic is barred west of NW 37th Avenue on that street. Post-match rideshare pickup is from the same zone.
- Follow VMS signs on SR 836 and LeJeune Road. Inter Miami CF advises everyone arriving on match days to follow Variable Message Signs posted along SR 836 and LeJeune Road for current entrance routing. Those signs reflect real-time traffic management and will override whatever static directions you may have loaded before leaving Hialeah.
- Load your parking pass in the app before you leave. All Nu Stadium parking passes populate in the Inter Miami CF app within 24 hours of purchase. Have it open and ready before you reach the approach roads — the bottleneck at NW 37th Avenue is not a good place to be fumbling through a wallet.
- Take transit and get the $10 F&B credit. Fans arriving via public transit can present proof of transportation and their match ticket at the Guest Services Booth outside Section 101 for a $10 food and beverage credit at Nu Stadium, per ticket. The Inter Miami CF transit guide has the current Metrorail, Tri-Rail, and Metrobus schedule for match days.
Frequently Asked Questions About Transportation to Nu Stadium
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Nu Stadium?
Charter buses and private group vehicles use the NW 37th Avenue (Douglas Road) or SR 953/LeJeune Road entrances — the approaches for all non-rideshare vehicles on match days. After dropping the group, the bus stages in the area and is positioned for a pre-arranged post-game pickup. Inter Miami CF advises following Variable Message Signs along SR 836 and LeJeune Road for current entrance routing on match days.
Review the official Inter Miami CF driving routes page before your visit, as match-specific instructions can vary.
Why is NW 14th Street closed on match days?
Per Inter Miami CF's official match-day guidance, NW 14th Street west of NW 37th Avenue is closed to general traffic and reserved for rideshare vehicles only. This is part of the traffic management plan for a stadium that shares road capacity with Miami International Airport. Charter buses, private cars, and minibuses use the NW 37th Avenue or LeJeune Road approaches instead.
What happens to traffic on LeJeune Road on Inter Miami match days?
LeJeune Road (SR 953) is Miami International Airport's primary northbound surface-access road — and on match days, it also carries stadium-bound traffic. The Miami-Dade Aviation Department and American Airlines both warned customers before the April 4, 2026 inaugural match of increased traffic between 4 and 11 p.m. at and around the airport, specifically on LeJeune Road and Douglas Road. Miami police flagged pre-match congestion from 4–8 p.m. and post-match from 9:30–11:30 p.m.
From Hialeah, those are the roads you have to travel — which is exactly why a pre-arranged charter bus or party bus that accounts for the match-day timing is a cleaner choice than figuring it out in real time on the ramp.
Does Nu Stadium have a designated rideshare pickup area after the match?
Yes. Rideshare vehicles use the NW 14th Street corridor west of NW 37th Avenue, which is reserved exclusively for rideshare traffic on match days. Select "Miami Freedom Park" in your Uber or Lyft app to reach the correct zone.
Post-match rideshare congestion on this corridor was reported after the inaugural match — a pre-arranged bus with a confirmed staging location and a set pickup window is the way to avoid it.
Is parking available at the gate on match day?
No. Nu Stadium does not sell parking on-site on match days. All passes must be purchased in advance through Inter Miami CF's ticketing platform. The Audi Black Lot and Red Lot are sold out to season members for the full 2026 MLS season; the Yellow Lot is the only source of individual match passes and is expected to sell out before game day for high-demand matches.
Review current availability on the official parking page. A charter bus or party bus rental removes this requirement entirely.
How far is Nu Stadium from Hialeah?
Nu Stadium is approximately 6 miles south of central Hialeah, via Okeechobee Road (US-27) southbound or NW 36th Street westbound to SR 953/LeJeune Road, then south toward the NW 37th Avenue approach. Off-peak, that is a 15-minute drive. On a Saturday-night Inter Miami match day — when LeJeune Road is running traffic for both the stadium and Miami International Airport from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. — 40 to 50 minutes is realistic in the pre-match window.
A charter bus from Hialeah builds that timing into the departure plan rather than discovering it on the ramp.
What public transit goes to Nu Stadium?
The Miami Intermodal Center is the transit hub. From there: Metrorail Orange Line at Miami International Airport station (via MIA Mover), every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 30 minutes on weekends, 5 a.m. to midnight daily; Tri-Rail at Miami Airport Station with special post-match departures around 10 p.m. Saturdays and 8:52 p.m.
Sundays; the free Miami Trolley Flagami Route stopping at the MIC; and Metrobus routes 7, 20, 36, 37, 42, 57, 150, and 338 serving the MIC and Airport Station. From the MIC, wayfinding-marked signage via NW 21st Street and NW 38th Court leads to the pedestrian bridge into Miami Freedom Park. An ADA shuttle also runs from the MIC directly to the stadium.
Fans using transit receive a $10 food and beverage credit at the Guest Services Booth outside Section 101.
Can a party bus or charter bus pick up at Miami International Airport and go directly to Nu Stadium?
Yes — and because Nu Stadium is literally adjacent to MIA, the airport-to-stadium transfer is one of the most common requests for this venue. A Sprinter van, minibus, or charter bus can collect your group at MIA's arrivals level and drive directly to Miami Freedom Park without the MIA Mover-to-MIC-to-walking-route sequence that public transit requires. For out-of-town groups flying in for an Inter Miami match or a Nu Stadium concert, that direct airport transfer is the cleanest option.
See the Hialeah airport transportation page for details on how MIA arrivals-level pickups work for groups, or the MIA airport shuttle guide for the full transit-hub picture.
How far in advance should I request a bus quote for an Inter Miami match?
For regular-season MLS home games, two to four weeks of lead time is workable. Inter Miami plays 17 home games in 2026 across the MLS regular season, the Leagues Cup, and other competitions — the home schedule runs from April through fall, with most matches on Saturdays. For high-demand matches — any match featuring Lionel Messi, an Eastern Conference playoff push, or a marquee CONCACAF Champions Cup night — request pricing as soon as your date is confirmed.
The right vehicles at the right size go first on busy dates across all of Miami-Dade. Call 305-423-0036 or use the online form — your quote comes back in about a minute, no account required.
Request a Party Bus or Charter Bus Quote for Miami Freedom Park
The right bus for your Inter Miami CF group is a quick form away. Partybushialeah.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Hialeah and all of Miami-Dade — compare vehicles and pricing in under 30 seconds, no account required, no obligation. Whether you need a 14-passenger Sprinter limo for a VIP suite group at Nu Stadium, a 25-passenger party bus for a supporters club outing from Hialeah, or a 56-seat charter bus for a large corporate hospitality run, the quote comes back fast. For Hialeah groups building a full evening around the match — dinner in the area before kickoff, the match itself, and the ride home after — the Hialeah group transportation services page covers multi-stop itineraries and how to arrange them.
Fill out the online form or call 305-423-0036 any time.
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