List of Miami-Dade Transit metro stations

Miami-Dade Transit

Company type	Public transit agency
Industry	Public transportation
Headquarters	Miami , United States
Area served	Miami-Dade County, Florida
Products	Metrorail rapid transit, Metromover automated people mover
Parent	Miami-Dade County Government
Website	www.miamidade.gov/transit

Miami-Dade Transit oversees the operation of the Metrorail rapid transit system along with the Metromover automated people mover within Miami and the Greater Miami-Dade region in Florida. This transit network features two elevated Metrorail routes (Green and Orange lines) and three elevated Metromover loops, namely Brickell, Inner, and Omni loops. During the third quarter of 2019, the combined system accommodated approximately 86,600 passengers on weekdays—divided as 59,000 riders on Metrorail and 27,600 on Metromover. Miami-Dade Transit is responsible for maintaining a total of 42 stations: 23 Metrorail stops distributed throughout the county and 21 Metromover stations concentrated downtown. Significant interchange hubs include the Brickell and Government Center stations.

The initial Metrorail line, spanning 21 miles, was inaugurated in phases from May 1984 through May 1985. The first operational segment connected Dadeland South in Kendall to Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre station located in downtown Miami, encompassing ten stations. Later extensions pushed the line northwestward, reaching Earlington Heights station and eventually extending to Okeechobee station in Hialeah.

An infill station known as Tri-Rail Transfer was introduced in 1989 to facilitate connections with the Tri-Rail commuter rail service. Further expansion occurred in 2003 when the line was extended by 1.4 miles northward to Palmetto station in Hialeah. In 2012, a 2.4-mile AirportLink branch commenced operations to serve Miami International Airport (MIA) station, which also connects with Tri-Rail services. This addition resulted in a bifurcation of the system into two lines: the Green Line running between Palmetto and Dadeland South, and the Orange Line operating from MIA to Dadeland South.

Metromover service launched in April 1986 with a 1.9-mile loop traversing Miami’s Central Business District. The network expanded in May 1994 with the introduction of the Omni Loop and Brickell Loop branches, providing access to the Arts & Entertainment District and Brickell area respectively. Due to low patronage, Bicentennial Park station ceased operations in 1996 but underwent refurbishment and reopened as Museum Park station in 2013. MiamiCentral station began serving Brightline inter-city rail passengers in 2018, offering transfers to Metrorail via Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre station and to Metromover through Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. station.

Metrorail stations

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†	Terminal station
Template:Double dagger	Station providing transfer to Metromover

Earlington Heights]] Government CenterTemplate:Double dagger Hialeah Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre

Comprehensive list of Metrorail stations

Station	Lines	Location	Opening Date	Average Weekday Ridership (November 2019)
Allapattah		Miami (Allapattah)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
BrickellTemplate:Double dagger		Miami (Brickell)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Brownsville		Brownsville, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Coconut Grove		Miami (Coral Way)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Culmer		Miami (Overtown)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Dadeland North		Glenvar Heights, Florida (Dadeland)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Dadeland South†		Kendall, Florida (Dadeland)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Douglas Road		Miami (Coral Way)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza		Gladeview, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting
	align = center | Brownsville, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align = center | Template:Nts
	align = center | Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align = center | Template:Nts
	align = center | Hialeah, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align = center | Template:Nts
	align = center | Miami (Overtown)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align = center | Template:Nts
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	align=center:Gladeview, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center:Hialeah, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center:Medley, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center: Miami (Allapattah)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center:South Miami, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center:Hialeah, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center: Miami (Allapattah)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center:Coral Gables, Florida	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts
	align=center: Miami (Little Havana)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center: Template:Nts

Metromover stations

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Station offering transfers to Metrorail

Comprehensive list of Metromover stations

Station	Lines	Location	Inauguration Date	Average Weekday Ridership (November 2019)
Adrienne Arsht Center		Miami (Arts & Entertainment District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Bayfront Park		Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
BrickellTemplate:Double dagger		Miami (Brickell)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
Brickell City Centre		Miami (Brickell)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
College/Bayside		Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	Template:Nts
College North		align=center | Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
Eleventh Street		align=center | Miami (Arts & Entertainment District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
Fifth Street		align=center | Miami (Brickell)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
Financial District station		align=center | Miami (Brickell)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
First Street		align=center | Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
Freedom Tower station		align=center | Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
Government CenterTemplate:Double dagger		align=center | Miami (Central Business District)	REDIRECT Template:Date table sorting	align=center | Template:Nts
Knight Center station		align=center Miami (Central Business District)	1986-04-17	1094
Miami Avenue station	Template:Rail color box system=Miami-Dade Transit line=Inner	align=center Miami (Central Business District)	1986-04-17	469
Museum Park station	Omni	Miami (Arts & Entertainment District)	2013-12-02	174
Park West station	Omni	Miami (Central Business District)	1994-05-26	338
Riverwalk station	Brickell	Miami (Central Business District)	1994-05-26	847
School Board station	Omni	Miami (Arts & Entertainment District)	1994-05-26	861
Tenth Street Promenade station	Brickell	Miami (Brickell)	1994-05-26	756
Third Street		Brickell, Omni		1986-04-17		368
Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. station		Inner, Brickell, Omni		1986-04-17		568

See also

• List of Metrobus routes (Miami-Dade County)