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Train passengers arriving at the Miami Amtrak station on NW 37th Avenue can anticipate a number of convenient services after their journey on Amtrak’s Silver Service or Palmetto train lines. For example, this train station features public restrooms and various vending machines. There is also an ATM and a ticketing office for traveler convenience. If you are taking the train to Miami for only a brief visit, there is also paid baggage storage available in the station, and if needed, your local ride can take advantage of the on-site parking while awaiting your arrival. Checked baggage service is offered at this station, and if needed, baggage carts are also provided. The Amtrak station in Miami is also fully handicap accessible as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act, featuring an accessible train platform and including handicap facilities in the restrooms and waiting room. Passengers with reduced mobility needs may also benefit from an available wheelchair for their use in the station and a platform that includes a wheelchair lift for boarding and deboarding.

It is both quick and easy to reach downtown Miami from the city’s train station. All Miami trains arrive at the Amtrak station located on NW 37th Avenue. From there, it’s just a short walk to the Hialeah Metrorail Station at the corner of NW 37th Avenue and NW 79th Street. Here you can take the "L" Metrorail to the Northside transfer station and then take the Green Line in the direction of Dadeland South. You can expect your ride to take just under 1 hour in total, depending on traffic conditions. As an alternative, you can hail a taxicab or even arrange for a rideshare to come pick you up after your train ride and deliver you to almost anywhere in the city, including downtown. A car ride from the train station to downtown Miami should last less than half the time public transport takes, depending on traffic conditions and the route taken.

Yes, as part of updated security measures from the Transportation Security Administration, passengers will need valid identification for their train ride. You will need to present identification when checking baggage for your train to Miami or if you need to make any changes to your travel documents. You may also be required to present identification when purchasing your Miami train tickets, depending on the payment method used. Lastly, it’s important to remember that station staff or train staff (including Amtrak police or other law enforcement) may randomly request passengers to present their ticket and identification as part of overall security protocols in place. Valid identification is defined as a government-issued photo ID, such as a passport, driver’s license, or school ID (if it includes a photograph).

Riding one of Amtrak’s Miami trains means arriving within close proximity to some of the best attractions the city has to offer. For example, the Frost Museum of Science is only a short distance to the north of the station, while the Miami History Museum sits just to the south of the station, quickly reached by car or bus. Visitors to the city who arrive by train will certainly enjoy catching a ball game at the nearby Marlins Park just west of the station. Booking a Miami train ticket means so much more than simply traveling by rail, as exciting experiences like the Grapeland Water Park or even the Casino Miami can all be found within walking distance of the station once you arrive.

If you’re leaving from Tampa the lowest ticket price is usually about $69, from New York it’s about $343, and from Jacksonville it’s around $85.

Miami is best served by Miami. There you’ll find a number of trains that can get you to your destination. Some frequently accessed cities you can get to by train from Miami are Tampa, New York, and Jacksonville.

Amtrak, AccesRail, and Brightline are some of the options available if you’re seeking to travel by train to Miami. More rail options may be available, depending on where you’re coming from.

The distance to the center of Miami from either Miami station, Miami Virgin MiamiCentral station, or West Palm Beach Brightline Station old station is 4.1 mi, 5.8 mi, and 64.8 mi, respectively.

Miami's Miami is 7.0 mi from InterContinental Miami, 2.9 mi from Casino Miami Jai-Alai, and 4.9 mi from Wynwood Art District.