Consecutive Cruises - different ports

I posted this on the Celebrity Forum but I thought I'd try here too.

We have consecutive cruises scheduled, first, a 7 day,out of Port Everglades then a 14 day out of the Port of Miami. We disembark at Port Everglades & leave from the Port of Miami on the same day. Any hints on the best way to transfer? There are 4 of us & I'm hoping we can all go together.

Some suggested going back to the airport & catching one of the shuttles to the Port of Miami & some suggested public transportation but we really don't want to drag all the luggage through transfer points or on & off public transportation.

Have you thought about Uber? At some point you will have to lug your suitcases.

SAS, QLS, Jiffyjeff might be a couple of option to look at. Maybe even look into private limo services.

since there are 4 of you a taxi may work it will probably run you $80 +

a shuttle is $15 pp plus getting a taxi to FLL (about $15) so you have more steps involved for about the same price

Private car service

Larry's Limo, John's car service & others mentioned here

pbrady,

This is the URL for Larry's Limo Service.

http://www.larryslimo.com

As LHT28 mentioned this one has been recommended often on this board.

Keith

Taxi or Uber - but with 4 plus bags, especially if any in your group packs like my wife :o, you'll need a van/SUV cab or UberXL. Larry's Limos (linked above) or private car service from Go Airport or Holland Limo are other good options.

Thanks Everyone -

Someone on another site mentioned Larry's Limo but said it was about $200. I have looked at many options suggested & getting a van/taxi appears to be the cheapest & requires no side trips. Taxi fare finder shows about $95 (incl a 15% tip) - not bad divided by 4. Most shuttles I checked can go from FLL to either Port Everglades or the Port of Miami OR from MIA to either Port Everglades or the Port of Miami but are not allowed to go port to port.

Thanks again & Happy Cruising!!

Rent a stretch Limo heavy hitter.

I'd just take a cab for something like this.

Try googling some limousine services and contact them for a rate. :)

I would go with Uber.

Just FYI - when I entered the request on Uber, the rate was more than Taxi Fare Finder.

Just FYI - when I entered the request on Uber, the rate was more than Taxi Fare Finder.

In normal traffic, the cab will cost you $80 without tip.

Uber is only $35-50. I have no idea how it is coming up higher.

You must be checking during surge pricing.

In normal traffic, the cab will cost you $80 without tip.

 

Uber is only $35-50. I have no idea how it is coming up higher.

 

You must be checking during surge pricing.

Maybe OP is checking UberXL pricing since there are 4 plus bags.

Maybe OP is checking UberXL pricing since there are 4 plus bags.

Ahh! Good point!

Getting two regular Uber cars could come out cheaper than one cab.