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Miami-Dade Transit will offer extended service to make it easier and more convenient for attendees to reach Bayfront Park for the 2025 Ultra Music Festival in Downtown Miami.
Festivalgoers are encouraged to leave their cars behind and ride with Miami-Dade Transit.
Metrorail and Metromover service will start at 5 a.m. and run through 2 a.m. the following morning on Friday, Mar. 28, and Saturday, Mar. 29. On Sunday, Mar 30, service will end at midnight.
Green and Orange Line trains will run every 30 minutes for a combined frequency of 15 minutes between Earlington Heights and Dadeland South Stations.
Those coming in from out of town can take the Orange Line from the Miami International Airport Metrorail station directly to the Government Center Metrorail station.
Attendees can take Metrorail ($2.25 for a one-way trip or $5.65 for a One-Day Pass) to the Government Center station. From there, transfer to Metromover’s Inner Loop (free of charge) and disembark at the College/Bayside, First Street or Bayfront Park Metromover stations.
Paying your fare
Transit riders can purchase or reload an EASY Card in the Transit Store or the GO Miami Dade app, Token Transit app, Citymapper, Transit app, or use contactless payments to pay fares.
Download the GO Miami-Dade Transit app to plan your trip or track your ride in real-time, or pay for your fare ahead of time and purchase a One-Day Mobile Pass ($5.65) or a One-Way Mobile Pass ($2.25 – pass will activate upon purchase) and scan at any fare gate equipped with a QR scanner.
Metrorail fare gates accept contactless payments, such as contactless-enabled debit, credit cards, and mobile wallets. Note that contactless payments only work for bank cards issued in the U.S.
Riders also can pay for their fare at any Ticket Vending Machine (TVMs) located at all Metrorail stations and at select sales outlets. Preloaded (pass product or stored value) EASY Cards and EASY Tickets are also accepted at the Metrorail fare gates.
Parking
Parking at any Metrorail garage or surface lot is only $4.50 for the entire day. Parking garages will remain open until the following day. Transit riders can pay for parking at Metrorail garages/surface lots at the Ticket Vending Machines or via their mobile devices with the PayByPhone app at www.paybyphone.com/. Additional fees may apply when paying through the PayByPhone.
Miami-Dade Transit parking garages are available for Metrorail and Metrobus patrons only.
Metrobus detours
Metrobus routes 3, 9, 203, 100 and 101 will be detoured starting at 9 p.m. on Thursday, Mar. 27, until 6 a.m. on Monday, Mar. 31. All buses that service the Omni, Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, and adjacent areas may experience delays. Plan accordingly.
For more information about the festival, visit Ultra Music Festival’s site at https://ultramusicfestival.com.
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