Meeting Your Driver at MIA Just Got Easier

If you've ever landed at Miami International Airport and struggled to line up your baggage claim with the right curbside pickup door, you're not alone, and the good news is that part of the airport just got a lot more intuitive.
For years, MIA's curbside door numbers and baggage claim numbers ran in opposite directions along the terminal. A traveler at a low-numbered baggage claim might find their closest curbside door was actually at the high end of the numbering, and vice versa, which meant a lot of first-time visitors (and even regulars) walking the wrong way before doubling back.
That's changed. Door numbers and baggage claim numbers at MIA now run in parallel, the same direction along the terminal. On the current terminal map, Door 1 lines up with Baggage Claim 1, Door 2 with Baggage Claim 2, and so on straight through Door 7 and Claim 7, with the higher-numbered doors and claims continuing to climb together around the terminal from there. It's a small fix, but it makes the walk from claim to curb far more straightforward.
If you're arriving on an international flight and clearing customs, the door numbers work a bit differently, see our guide to MIA customs for those specifics.
What this means for your pickup...
For Aventura Limo passengers, this makes meeting your chauffeur simpler than ever. Once you've collected your bags, the curbside door closest to your ride is now in the same direction as your claim number, not across the terminal. Combined with our 24/7 live Miami-based dispatch, your driver already knows your flight, terminal and claim area, so there's one less thing to think about after a long flight.
Whether you're arriving for business, a cruise, a stadium event or a Miami vacation, Aventura Limo provides chauffeured car service and airport transfers to and from MIA, FLL, FXE, PBI, OPF and BCT. Reserve ahead or call 305.306.5466 for a quote.




