A Miami classic: where do I leave the car?
Parking in Miami turns out to be a huge challenge and often generates a return to stress despite being on vacation.
If you have never been to Miami, we tell you that parking your car on the street or in open spaces (“parking lots”) contemplates different rates depending on the area.
The city has 64 large parking spaces whose stations accept payment in cash (5, 10 and 25 cent coins; 1 and 5 dollar bills) and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover).
If you are walking around South Beach and decide to park in that area, you should keep in mind that a public garage is cheaper than parking on the street, with the advantage of not having to worry about looking at the clock instead of the street option.
Bearing in mind then that parking can be very expensive, since there are places that charge up to $50 per day, it is very useful to know the public parking lots in Miami:
You will have to take into account that there are areas where only residents can park, so you must pay attention to all the signs:
How much you will have to pay:
Some indicative prices for you to build your budget:
South Beach area / south of 23rd Street and from Ocean Drive to Alton Road
Metered parking from 9:00 am to 3:00 am
On the street: $4.00 an hour In parking lots: $2.00 an hour
East Middle Beach area / between 23 and 44 Street; and from Collins Avenue to Indian Creek
On the street: $3.00 per hour In parking lots: $2.00 per hour
North Beach area / north of 63rd Street Metered parking from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
On the street: $1.00 per hour In parking lots: $1.00 per hour
The garages generally have a maximum rate of USD 20 per day and charge USD 1 per hour, so it is an option to take into account and continue vacationing relaxed.
