After landing
FLL to your hotel
A hotel airport pickup is property-specific. Confirm its final pickup time, or take a direct car after a late FLL arrival.
Choose an overnight hotelFort Lauderdale · Port Everglades · Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
Corridor guide · sources dated on this page · checked September 22, 2026
Taxi
The same figure on Broward County's table and on Port Everglades' own page.
Broward County Transit
It stops in the Northport section on SE 17th Street, not at every terminal.
Shared shuttle
The local operators publish per-vehicle rates only; the port names hotels instead.
Getting from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to Port Everglades — 15-20 min, 2.9-4.4 miles
Your fly-in plan for FLL
Give your FLL flight one night of breathing room before you board at Fort Lauderdale · Port Everglades.
Tonight / embarkation morning
After landing
A hotel airport pickup is property-specific. Confirm its final pickup time, or take a direct car after a late FLL arrival.
Choose an overnight hotelEmbarkation morning
Pick the hotel first. If it offers a morning transfer, confirm its terms; otherwise use a taxi, rideshare, or booked car.
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CruiseDayGuide · Updated September 22, 2026 · sources checked September 22, 2026
No US cruise port sits closer to a major airport than this one, and two agencies publish the same taxi fare for the few miles between them.
Broward County runs the airport and the port publishes its own guidance, so most of this table is read off two official pages that agree. The port's own FAQ puts the airport 1.8 miles from the port, which is the gap between the two properties rather than a drive; by road the terminals are 2.9-4.4 miles on our own free-flow routing (OpenStreetMap/Valhalla, 2026-09-22).
| How you travel | Price as published | Time and distance | What the source says |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taxi | Price as published$18-$21, on Broward County's table and on the port's own page | Time and distance15-20 min, 2.9-4.4 miles depending on the terminal | What the source saysBroward calls its figures estimates subject to a fuel surcharge. A separate county page prints $12 for the same trip, which is why the range is quoted rather than a single number. |
| Uber or Lyft | Price as publishedNo published fare — both price by demand at the moment you book | Time and distance15-20 min, 2.9-4.4 miles depending on the terminal | What the source saysThe county's $18-$21 taxi figure is the published benchmark to check an app quote against on a route this short. |
| Broward County Transit, Route 1 | Price as publishedNone published here — Broward County Transit publishes its own fares | Time and distanceBoards at the Rental Car Center, Stop G | What the source saysThe port says the bus stops in the Northport section on SE 17th Street. That is the port, not your terminal door, so plan the last stretch. |
| Shared shuttle | Price as publishedNone published per person by any operator we checked | Time and distance— | What the source saysThe named local operators price by the vehicle rather than the seat. The port itself points to hotel transport instead: many area hotels run their own. |
| Taxi between terminals | Price as published$8 flat, inside the port | Time and distanceMinutes | What the source saysPort Everglades publishes this for passengers moving between its own terminals, which is worth knowing if your line berths away from where you were dropped. |
marks a row read at the source, including the rows where the source publishes no price. Broward County publishes $18-$21 on one page and $12 on another for the same trip. Both are county pages, so both are printed here rather than reconciled.
Eighteen to twenty-one dollars. Broward County publishes that figure on the airport's transportation page and Port Everglades repeats it on its own. The county calls it an estimate subject to a fuel surcharge, and one other county page prints twelve dollars instead.
Not one selling seats at a published price. The operators serving this route quote by the vehicle, and the port itself points travelers to hotel transport instead. For the few miles involved, the $18-$21 taxi is usually the shared option that actually exists.
Fifteen to twenty minutes for three to four miles of road, and the traffic lights on the access roads decide which end of that you get. The port asks you to allow at least forty-five minutes between your flight landing and cruise check-in, for luggage and terminal paperwork.
The same short hop, and the same published taxi figure. If your ship berths at a terminal you did not depart from, the port also publishes an $8 flat taxi rate for moving between its own terminals, which is the cheaper fix for a long walk.
Published fares change without notice, so every figure here carries the date we read it. Reconfirm anything time-sensitive before you travel.
FLL's rideshare pickup is curbside outside your specific terminal — check the app for your concourse rather than heading to a central spot. Scheduled hotel and shuttle pickups run a fixed morning schedule, not on demand, so confirm the exact time and the last run when you book. If you're arriving internationally, budget 60-90 minutes for immigration and customs even though the ride itself is barely 2 miles. If you are flying in from outside the US, sort your entry authorization before you book: most visa-waiver travelers need an approved ESTA, it is not issued at the airport, and without one the airline will not board you. Apply through the official CBP site at esta.cbp.dhs.gov — never a paid intermediary.
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