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TRANSFER TO FREEDOM TOWER Want to know when then next Metromover is arriving? GOVERNMENT NE 2ND ST FERGUSON, Jr. INNER LOOP NW 2ND ST NE 6 ST PORT BLVD NW 2ND ST CENTER STATION Download the FREE MDT Tracker app. G7 NE 1ST ST COLLEGE NW 1ST ST BAYFRONT BAYSIDE PARK G5 E FLAGLER ST TRANSFER TO W FLAGLER ST OMNI LOOP BLVD BISCAYNE W FLAGLER ST G6 GOVERNMENT FIRST STREET SE 1ST ST CENTER SW 1ST ST SW 1ST ST G2 TRANSFER TO METRORAIL SE 2ND ST G4 FLAGLER ST KNIGHT SE 3RD ST MIAMI AVENUE SW 2ND ST CENTER BAYFRONT SW 3RD ST TRANSFER TO PARK KNIGHT BISCAYNE BLVD INNER LOOP SW 3RD ST CENTER GARAGES SW 4TH ST SW 4TH ST G6 Flagler Building I-95 RAMP G1 Courthouse Center THIRD 140 W Flagler St RIVERWALK 40 NW 3 St STREET BISCAYNE BLVD WAY (Enter via SW 1 St) MIAMI RIVER SW 5TH ST TRANSFER TO SE 5TH ClosedST Saturday and Sunday BRICKELL LOOP G2 Cultural Center Garage FIFTH STREET SE 6TH ST 90 SW 1 St G7 Hickman Garage (Garage 5) SW 6TH ST G3 270 NW 2 St College Station Garage Closed Saturday and Sunday METRORAIL S MIAMI AVE BRICKELL CITY CENTRE 190 NE 3 St BRICKELL SW 7TH ST Want to track the Trolley while on the go? G8 KEY SW 8 ST (EIGHTH STREET) BRICKELL KEY DR G4 Overtown Transit Village Convention Center Garage 701 NW 1 Ct Download the free Miami Trolley app SE100 8TH STSE 2 St TENTH STREET SW 8TH ST Closed Saturday and Sunday from the app store today! PROMENADE G5 Miami-Dade Cultural Center SE 9TH ST SW 9TH ST 50 NW 2 Ave MARY BRICKELL VILLAGE BRICKELL INNER LOOP SW 10TH ST For more information TRANSFER TO METRORAIL Map does not include private parking options open to the public. BRICKELL AVENUE BRICKELL LOOP BRICKELLOn street parking available throughout the district. about events, attractions, dining, shopping and more – OMNI LOOP STATION FINANCIAL DISTRICT SW 11TH ST Visit miamidda.com / Visit Miamiandbeaches.com SW 11TH ST www.miamiparking.com | www.miamidade.gov www.miamidade.gov/transit SW 12TH ST LEGEND SW 13TH ST OMNI LOOP SW 14TH ST INNER LOOP BRICKELL LOOP SW 14TH TE STATION SERVING SINGLE LOOP STATION SERVING MULTIPLE LOOPS RECOMMENDED TRANSFER STATION DIRECTION OF TRAVEL METRORAIL ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER SCHOOL BOARD INNER LOOP BRICKELL LOOP Serves Downtown Downtown to Brickell (Central Business District) (South Extension) ELEVENTH MUSEUM WILKIE D. COLLEGE STREET PARK FERGUSON, Jr. NORTH PARK WEST WILKIE D. COLLEGE COLLEGE FERGUSON, Jr. NORTH COLLEGE BAYSIDE TRANSFER TO OMNI LOOP WILKIE D. NORTH COLLEGE TRANSFER TO FREEDOM TOWER FERGUSON, Jr. INNER LOOP BAYSIDE GOVERNMENT FIRST STREET TRANSFER TO CENTER OMNI LOOP TRANSFER TO METRORAIL COLLEGE GOVERNMENT FIRST STREET CENTER KNIGHT BAYSIDE TRANSFER TO METRORAIL BAYFRONT AND BRICKELL LOOP CENTER TRANSFER TO PARK GOVERNMENT FIRST STREET MIAMI AVENUE INNER LOOP CENTER BAYFRONT KNIGHT PARK TRANSFER TO METRORAIL CENTER THIRD STREET RIVERWALK BAYFRONT PARK KNIGHT FIFTH STREET CENTER THIRD BRICKELL CITY CENTRE STREET (EIGHTH STREET) TRANSFER TO BRICKELL LOOP TENTH STREET PROMENADE ALICE WAINWRITGHT OMNI LOOP Downtown to Omni BRICKELL PARK (North Extension) TRANSFER TO METRORAIL FINANCIAL DISTRICT www.miamidade.gov/transit INFORMATION : INFORMACION : ENFOMASYON 311 OR 305.468.5900 (TTY: 305.468.5402) @GOMIAMIDADE MDT TRACKER • EASY PAY MIAMI 1 NE 21ST ST #foundinmiami / @miamiandbeaches / @gomiamidade (transit) downtownMIA downtownMIA downtownMIA NE 20TH TER NE 20TH ST Cultural Venues NE 19TH ST Margaret VD Pace 7 Miami Children’s Museum 13 HistoryMiami 1 NE BL NE National YoungArts Foundation TH ST Park NE 18 AY 980 McArthur Cswy., Miami, FL 33132 101 W Flagler St., Miami, FL 33130 BISC 2100 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33137 E AV (305) 373-3000 (305) 375-1492 ND NE 17TH TER (305) 377-1140 2 NE NE www.miamichildrensmuseum.org www.historymiami.org www.youngarts.org Metromover: Government Center YSHORE DR YSHORE E AV ST 2 BA 8 N N AmericanAirlines Arena Y VENETIAN CSW 2 Miami International University of Art & Design 1 NE NE TH NE MIAMI PL MIAMI NE ST NE MIAMI CT MIAMI NE NE 15 E AV N MIAMI MIAMI N 601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 14 Olympia Theater 3 1501 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 NW MIAMI CT (786) 777-1000 174 E Flagler St., Miami, FL 33131 TH ST NE 14 NE 14TH ST (305) 428-5700 www.aaarena.com (305) 374-2444 TH 4 NE 13 TER www.artinstitutes.edu/miami HUR CSWY MetroMover: Freedom Tower TH MACART www.olympiatheater.org NE 13 ST MetroMover: Adrienne Arsht Center E AV N MIAMI MIAMI N Metromover: First Street TH NE 12 ST 5 AmericanAirlines TH Arena 9 395 NE 11 TER 6 3 Centro Cultural Español (CCE) Freedom Tower 7 15 Bayfront Park NE 11TH ST 1490 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 600 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 Maurice A. Ferré Park E VD 301 N Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 AV (305) 237-7700 E AV (305) 448-9677 TH ST NE 10 ST NE BL NE www.freedomtowermiami.org (305) 358-7550 1 NE NE www.ccemiami.org AY N MIAMI MIAMI N NE 9TH ST TH ST www.bayfrontparkmiami.com NW 9 BISC MetroMover: Adrienne Arsht Center MetroMover: Freedom Tower TH ST Metromover: Bayfront Park Brightline NE 8 Station TH 8 NE 7 ST 4 Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts 10 Miami Dade College Live Arts (MDC Live) 9 NE 6TH ST 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 300 NE 2 Ave., Miami, FL 33132 16 Miami Center for Architecture & Design (MCAD) (786) 468-2000 10 SE 1 St., Miami, FL 33131 NE 5TH ST (305) 237-3000 PO RT BL www.arshtcenter.org (305) 448-7488 VD www.mdc.edu/wolfson E AV E AV TH ST ST ST NE 4 10 MetroMover: Adrienne Arsht Center Metromover: College/Bayside www.miamicad.org 1 NE 1 NW E AV N MIAMI MIAMI N NE 3RD ST Metromover: Bayfront Park 11 VD ND ND ST 5 Pérez Art Museum Miami NW 2 ST NE 2 11 New World School of the Arts Bayfront YNE BL YNE 1103 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 17 ST James L. Knight Center E AV NE 1 ST Park 25 NE 2 St., Miami, FL 33132 ST SCA 95 NW 1 ST RD BI (305) 375-3000 400 SE 2nd Ave., Miami, FL 33131 E AV 3 12 13 SE 15 (305) 237-3135 E FLAGLER ST ND W FLAGLER ST 14 www.pamm.org (305) 416-5978 2 SE SE www.nwsa.mdc.edu SE 1ST ST 16 Metromover: Museum Park Metromover: College / Bayside www.jlkc.com SE 2ND ST CHOPIN PLZ Metromover: Knight Center SE 3RD ST 6 Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science I 95 RAMPS 12 Main Library 17 BISCAYNE BLVD WAY 1101 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, FL 33132 101 W Flagler St., Miami, FL 33130 (305) 434-9600 (305) 375-2665 Miami www.frostscience.org www.mdpls.org SE 5 TH ST Circle Park Metromover: Museum Park SW Metromover: Government Center 6TH ST SE T 7 H ST E AV E AV E AV ST ND 0 500 feet SE TH 1 8 ST BRICKELL KEY DR SW SW 2 SW SW 9TH ST MIAMI S Y DR TH SW 10 ST AVE E AV ST TH BRICKELL BA SW 11 ST 1 SE BRICKELL SE 11 TH ST SW 12TH ST SE 1 TH 2 ST TH SE 1 TH SW 13 ST 2 TER SE TH 13 ST SW 14TH ST SE 14TH ST SW SE 1 14 TH 5 TH TE RD R SE 15 TH RD.
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