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Orange Line

Miami International Airport to Dadeland South · 16 stations · about 34 min end to end

16 stations

Miami International Airport to Dadeland South

Every 10–15 min

Weekday daytime frequency

34 min

End to end

5:04 am–12:29 am

First and last, weekdays

About the Orange Line

The Orange Line runs between Miami International Airport and Dadeland South, calling at 16 stations in about 34 min end to end. Trains run every 10 minutes at the weekday peaks and every 15 minutes midday; from about 8 pm the line runs only as the airport shuttle.

At weekends, and on weekday evenings from about 8 pm, this line effectively disappears. Instead of running through to Dadeland South, Orange Line trains shuttle back and forth between the airport and Earlington Heights only, every 15 minutes. Everyone traveling further changes to the Green Line.

Weekends and weekday evenings: the Orange Line is an airport shuttle onlyOn Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, Orange Line service is limited to a two-stop Airport Shuttle between Miami International Airport and Earlington Heights, every 15 minutes — and it works the same way on weekdays from about 8 pm, after the last through train leaves the airport around 7:45 pm. To carry on into downtown Miami, Brickell or Dadeland, transfer to the Green Line at Earlington Heights. Through Orange Line trains between the airport and Dadeland South run Monday to Friday only, until about 8 pm (last through train from the airport around 7:45 pm).

Every station on the Orange Line

Orange Line · 16 stations
#StationFrom Miami International AirportParking
1Miami International Airport—40 spaces
2Earlington Heightsboth lines4 min352 spaces
3Allapattah6 min66 spaces
4Santa Clara8 min104 spaces
5UHealth/Jackson9 min—
6Culmer11 minsurface lot
7Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre13 min40 spaces
8Government Center15 min—
9Brickell17 min—
10Vizcaya20 min91 spaces
11Coconut Grove23 min199 spaces
12Douglas Road25 min440 spaces
13University28 min295 spaces
14South Miami30 min1,774 spaces
15Dadeland North32 min1,963 spaces
16Dadeland South34 min1,285 spaces
Running times are the scheduled minutes from Miami International Airport. Parking counts are Miami-Dade's own figures.

Where the two lines share track

From Earlington Heights south to Dadeland South, Orange and Green trains use the same track and call at the same 15 stations. You do not change trains along that stretch — whichever train arrives first will take you, which is why the daytime wait there is about five to eight minutes rather than ten to fifteen.

Orange Line service hours

LineDaysFirst trainLast trainFrequency
Orange LineMonday to Friday5:04 am12:29 amevery 10 min at peaks, 15 middayFrom about 8 pm: Airport Shuttle only — MIA to Earlington Heights, every 15 min
Orange LineSaturday5:05 am12:34 amevery 15 minAirport Shuttle only — MIA to Earlington Heights
Orange LineSunday and holidays5:05 am12:34 amevery 15 minAirport Shuttle only — MIA to Earlington Heights
Green LineMonday to Friday5:00 am1:04 amevery 10 min at peaks, 15 midday, 30 after about 8 pm
Green LineSaturday5:00 am12:59 amevery 20 min, 30 after about 9 pm
Green LineSunday and holidays5:00 am12:59 amevery 20 min, 30 after about 9 pm

The other line

The Green Line runs the full route from Palmetto to Dadeland South, seven days a week.

Frequently asked questions

Not as a through line. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays Orange Line service is a two-stop Airport Shuttle between Miami International Airport and Earlington Heights, every 15 minutes (and on weekdays from about 8 pm). To carry on to downtown Miami, Brickell or Dadeland you change at Earlington Heights for a Green Line train.

Every 10 minutes at the weekday peaks and every 15 minutes midday. From about 8 pm on weekdays, and all day on Saturdays and Sundays, the line runs only as the airport shuttle, every 15 minutes.

On weekdays the first train is around 5:04 am and the last finishes about 12:29 am. Weekend times are close to the same.

About 34 min between Miami International Airport and Dadeland South, allowing for station stops.

Schedules, station data and fares on this page come from Miami-Dade Transit’s published GTFS feed and its official station layer. This is an independent guide and is not operated by Miami-Dade County. Always check the operator’s Metrorail page before you travel.