Miami Gardens, FL – South Florida residents planning to attend FIFA World Cup matches in Miami will have access to new public transportation options through Broward County Transit.
County officials announced two dedicated bus routes designed to help fans travel to Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens, which will host several FIFA World Cup matches during the 2026 tournament.
The transportation plan aims to provide an alternative to driving as large crowds are expected throughout the event.
One option is the 441 Breeze route, which will operate between the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood and the Golden Glades Multimodal Transit Center in Miami-Dade County.
Riders can use the service for a $2 fare.
From Golden Glades, spectators with valid match tickets will be able to board a dedicated shuttle that will transport them directly to the stadium.
A second transportation option, the 102 Breeze route, will connect Broward County’s West Regional Terminal in Plantation with Calder Casino in Miami Gardens.
The fare for this route is also $2.
Ticket holders can then transfer to a special shuttle service that will provide transportation from Calder Casino to Miami Stadium.
The transit services are part of a regional transportation strategy developed by Broward and Miami-Dade officials ahead of the international tournament.
Local leaders have encouraged spectators to consider public transportation to help reduce congestion around the venue.
Miami Stadium, the temporary FIFA World Cup name for Hard Rock Stadium during the tournament, is scheduled to host eight World Cup matches.
The venue is expected to attract thousands of fans from across the United States and around the world throughout the competition.