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The port is about 10 minutes from the airport, so it should cost you no more than $15 by taxi. But, if you need to stop at Publix, CVS or Walgreens, just ask the taxi driver to take you to the closest ones located along on the 17th Street Causeway (10 minutes south of the airport, but still close to the port). The taxi will wait while you shop, but the meter will keep running.

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How much is the taxi fare from the Fort Lauderdale airport to the Everglades port?

 

Also is there a Publix, CVS, RiteAid along the way?

 

Any info would be great! thank you

 

The airport and Port Everglades are right next to each other about a mile or two apart. The usual cab fare is about $12 and there is nothing to buy anything in between.

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The port is about 10 minutes from the airport, so it should cost you no more than $15 by taxi. But, if you need to stop at Publix, CVS or Walgreens, just ask the taxi driver to take you to the closest ones located along on the 17th Street Causeway (10 minutes south of the airport, but still close to the port). The taxi will wait while you shop, but the meter will keep running.

 

That is incorrect.

 

Going from the airport to 17th Street to her ship would be the long way around and cost more than $15.

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Yes, and that is why I mentioned that if they stop on the way, the meter will keep running ....

 

It would still be taking the long way around the barn to go north on Federal Highway, east on 17th to the northern port entrance then south to the ship rather than taking Eller Drive straight from the airport to the ship.

 

The OP probably doesn't want to blow an extra $20-$25 on cab fare just to pick up a few dollars of toiletries.

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It would still be taking the long way around the barn to go north on Federal Highway, east on 17th to the northern port entrance then south to the ship rather than taking Eller Drive straight from the airport to the ship.

 

That depends entirely on what ship and what terminal it's leaving from. When you board a Princess ship at Terminal 2 (the northermost terminal), they actually recommend using the north entrance (Eisenhower off 17th) instead of Eller Drive.

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That depends entirely on what ship and what terminal it's leaving from. When you board a Princess ship at Terminal 2 (the northermost terminal), they actually recommend using the north entrance (Eisenhower off 17th) instead of Eller Drive.

 

Of course they do. They don't have to pay the extra cab fare.

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