To accommodate the influx of visitors attending the Ultra Music Festival, Miami-Dade Transit has announced extended operating hours for its Metrorail and Metromover services. The transit authority aims to provide a convenient and efficient alternative to driving, ensuring that festival-goers can easily reach Bayfront Park. Over the course of three days, starting from Friday, March 28th, and ending on Sunday, March 30th, passengers will enjoy extended service times with trains running from early morning until late at night. On the final day, services will conclude earlier, aligning with the event schedule.

Travelers have multiple options for accessing the festivities. Trains on both the Green and Orange lines will operate every half-hour, providing a frequent service that ensures minimal waiting time. Visitors arriving via Miami International Airport can conveniently board the Orange Line directly to Government Center. From there, attendees can transfer to the complimentary Metromover Inner Loop, which connects key locations such as College/Bayside, First Street, and Bayfront Park itself. Additionally, affordable parking is available at Metrorail stations, priced at just over four dollars per day.

The city’s commitment to enhancing public transportation not only benefits festival participants but also promotes a greener and more sustainable approach to urban mobility. By encouraging the use of public transit, Miami-Dade County fosters a community that prioritizes environmental responsibility and reduces traffic congestion. For those planning their trips, it's advisable to check for any bus route adjustments due to the event, as certain Metrobus lines will be rerouted during this period. Overall, these measures underscore the importance of collaborative efforts between local authorities and event organizers to create an enjoyable and seamless experience for all attendees.