How to Get to Nu Stadium by Metrorail
Station, line and walking time — the full guide.
Get off at Miami International Airport station (Orange Line). From there it is about a 10-minute walk to the gates of Nu Stadium at Miami Freedom Park.
Miami-Dade names the Metrorail station at the Miami Intermodal Center as the transit station for the stadium, and on Inter Miami match days it runs Orange Line trains every 15 minutes all day, weekends included.
Overview
Nu Stadium is the 26,700-seat home of Inter Miami CF, opened on 4 April 2026 as the centrepiece of Miami Freedom Park, and it is the one major venue in this city you can reach on a train. The stadium sits just west of Miami International Airport, which puts it about half a mile from the Metrorail station inside the Miami Intermodal Center — a ten-minute walk that Miami-Dade and the club signpost and staff on match days. Driving to a sold-out fixture beside the airport is the hard way to do this; the Orange Line drops you at the end of the walking route for $2.25.
Getting there from key points
| Starting point | How to get there |
|---|---|
| Downtown (Government Center) | Orange Line north on weekdays, ~15 min |
| Brickell | Orange Line north on weekdays, ~17 min |
| Dadeland South | Orange Line north on weekdays, ~34 min |
| Palmetto or anywhere on the Green Line | Green Line to Earlington Heights, then Orange Line to the airport |
Step by step
Take the Orange Line and get off at Miami International Airport station.
Follow the signs to the exit.
In about 10 minutes on foot you reach the gates of Nu Stadium at Miami Freedom Park.
Useful information
Frequently asked questions
Which Metrorail station is closest to Nu Stadium?
Miami International Airport station, on the Orange Line, inside the Miami Intermodal Center. Miami-Dade puts the walk at about half a mile, roughly ten minutes, and Inter Miami staffs the route on match days.
Does Metrorail run extra trains on Inter Miami match days?
Yes. Miami-Dade says Orange Line trains run about every 15 minutes all day on game days, weekends included, and that after 5 p.m. Green Line service is stepped up to every 15 minutes between Palmetto and Earlington Heights.
Can I ride straight through to the stadium at the weekend?
Plan on changing at Earlington Heights. Outside match-day arrangements the weekend Orange Line is only a two-stop shuttle between Earlington Heights and the airport, so Green Line passengers change there either way. It is one cross-platform transfer, not a detour.
How much does it cost to get to Nu Stadium by train?
$2.25 each way, the flat Metrorail fare, and a day of tapping the same card is capped at $5.65 — so a return trip plus anything else you ride still costs less than parking. See the fares page.
Is the walk from the station accessible?
On match days the stadium runs an accessible shuttle from the Miami Trolley stop at the Intermodal Center. The station itself is step-free, like every Metrorail station.
Where can I see more attractions?
See all Miami attractions near Metrorail.