Thanks Luis gusto and Narissa. I got to checkout Brickell, Winwood art 🎨, Bayside market, and other things in the Miami metro area. 🚇 I too the metrorail. I took the people mover 🚝. I went to the beaches. I never noticed the Miami tower before 🏙🌆.
Like your videos man as someone from Florida is nice to see someone that actually knows the area people and culture, if you look up things to do in Miami or restaurants in Miami on RU-vid it's all people from England or Australia or Canada just reading off list that I've never been here before the number one recommended video tried telling people that the average temperature in May in Miami is 70 to 85° f yeah right lol
Really depends on what your daily commute looks like. If you’re mostly in the core of the city and not going back and forth from the suburbs, I would say yes.
Thanks! It's certainly robust enough for visitors to the city. During our 1 week stay we took the Metrobus, Metromover, Metrorail, and the Miami Trolley -- the trolley & the metromover are completely free to ride. There are also lots of electric scooters around downtown. Can Miami's public transit be improved for people who live in the city? Yea I can definitely see that, but in my opinion travelers to Miami can get around without a car by taking advantage of the public transportation, and that's what I meant by robust public transit.
