Route
MIA to Hollywood Private Car Service
Private Chevrolet Suburban transportation from Miami International Airport to Hollywood — a straight run up I-95 to one of Broward County's most laid-back beach towns.
| Origin | Miami International Airport (MIA) |
| Destination | Hollywood |
| Approx. road distance | ~22 miles |
| Realistic travel time | 30 min – 50 min, traffic-dependent |
| Primary road | I-95 North |
| Vehicle | Black Chevrolet Suburban |
Travel time is a realistic range, not a guarantee — South Florida traffic can add significant time regardless of distance.
Hollywood sits about midway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, and the MIA to Hollywood run reflects that in-between character — a straightforward I-95 drive north that’s long enough to matter but short enough to stay predictable most of the day. It’s a route favored by travelers headed to the Hollywood Broadwalk, the beachfront hotel corridor, or one of the area’s residential neighborhoods just west of the coast.
Because Hollywood is close enough to Port Everglades to serve as a staging point for cruise travel, this route occasionally does double duty — arriving guests use it to reach a hotel the night before a cruise, or a group splits a trip between beach time in Hollywood and a cruise departure a few days later. Either way, the drive itself stays simple: I-95 north, off at the right exit, and onto Hollywood’s quieter east-west streets.
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Questions about this route
Is Hollywood, Florida the same trip as Hollywood, California traffic?
No relation beyond the name — this is Hollywood, Florida, home to the Hollywood Broadwalk and beachfront hotels along the Atlantic, a short drive north of Miami on I-95.
Do you serve the Hollywood Broadwalk hotels directly?
Yes, drop-off at Broadwalk-adjacent hotels is routine. Note that some beachfront properties have limited vehicle access directly on the Broadwalk itself, so the final approach may be from a side street.
Is this route popular for cruise-adjacent stays?
Yes, some travelers use Hollywood as a lower-key overnight stop before or after a Port Everglades cruise, given its proximity to both MIA and the port.