Miami Beach Trolley

When you’re exploring Miami Beach, hop aboard the free Miami Beach Trolley to visit your favorite destinations and discover new ones. The trolley follows five different routes, from the tip of South Beach at South Pointe Park to the edge of North Beach at 88th Street. Operating seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., the trolleys run at an average service frequency of about 15 to 20 minutes along each route. To optimize your ride, download the free Transit app on the Apple store or Google Play and track the trolley in real time. You can also plan your trip by reviewing routes, maps and schedules.

Collins Express

Running the length of Collins Avenue from Lincoln Road to 88th Street, the Collins Express is ideal for those traveling from the heart of South Beach to North Beach or vice versa. As its name implies, the Collins Express makes limited stops to reduce travel time.

Starting at Lincoln Road, the Collins Express makes stops along the northern end of South Beach’s Art Deco District and the dazzling modern hotels lining Collins Avenue, including the The Setai Miami Beach and W South Beach. In Mid Beach, you’ll zip past mid-century modern gems like the Fontainebleau Miami Beach and Eden Roc hotels.

In North Beach, the Collins Express makes stops near Carillon Miami Wellness Resort, the Miami Beach Bandshell and North Beach Oceanside Park at 88th Street before looping back south.

South Beach Loop

The trolley runs in both directions on the South Beach Loop, making it a breeze to access the very best of South Beach no matter where you’re going or coming from. Hop aboard and get the lay of the land on a route that journeys through South Beach’s Art Deco District from South Pointe Park up Washington Avenue and then west, with a quick jaunt to Belle Isle across the Venetian Causeway, before heading back south along Alton Road. The South Beach Loop conveniently connects passengers to restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies, hotels and attractions, including the New World Symphony, Lincoln Road, The Bass museum and more.

Middle Beach Loop

The Middle Beach Loop runs from Lincoln Road north to 43rd Street near the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel and also west across 41st Street to Mount Sinai Medical Center. Along the way, it provides reliable and frequent service to the Miami Beach Regional Library, Collins Park, Miami Beach Senior High, the Miami Beach Convention Center and Miami Beach Botanical Garden.

North Beach Loop

Running from 65th Street to 88th Street in North Beach, the North Beach Loop also travels west to Normandy Isles and Normandy Isle Park & Pool. It conveniently connects North Beach residents and visitors to Allison Park, the Publix at 69th Street, North Beach Oceanside Park, the North Shore Branch Library, Miami Beach Bandshell and many other destinations.

Mount Sinai Link

The latest addition to the Miami Beach Trolley is the Mount Sinai Link. Running every day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at a service frequency of about an hour, it’s designed to provide a direct connection to Mount Sinai Medical Center and reliable and consistent connections between North Beach and Mid Beach. It runs from the medical center near 41st Street north to 88th Street.

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