In the pulsing center of the Magic City, Avis Car Rental at 99 SE 2nd Street serves as the ultimate urban launchpad. Located at the intersection of Downtown Miami and Brickell, this isn't just a rental lot—it’s the gateway between the boardroom and the beach.
Tucked within the vibrant Met Miami complex and just steps from the Miami River, this location is designed for the savvy urbanite who needs to transition from the skyscraper skyline to the open road without missing a beat.
The Downtown Advantage
The Urban Crossroads: Ideally positioned for those staying in the luxury high-rises of Brickell or attending events at the Kaseya Center. It’s the perfect spot to ditch the rideshare and take the wheel of your own Miami story.
Metromover Accessibility: Forget the stress of downtown parking; you can reach this location effortlessly via the Knight Center Metromover station, making it a "car-free to car-ready" experience in minutes.
The "Miami Collection" Fleet: Whether you need a sophisticated sedan for a dinner at Zuma or a sleek convertible to feel the salt air on the Rickenbacker Causeway, this fleet is curated for the aesthetics of the 305.
Proximity to the Port: For cruisers arriving at PortMiami, this is the premier "land-leg" station. Start your post-cruise Florida road trip just a five-minute drive from the terminals.
Your City-to-Coast Blueprint
"Elevate your arrival. From the heart of the city to the edge of the ocean, we provide the keys to the kingdom."
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The most interesting reviews
- I’ve rented cars from Avis for years and have always been treated with respect. The cars I receive are always clean and fairly low mileage. The only issue I’ve had with their cars is once about ten years ago I had a flat tire. They dispatched a technician who swapped out the flat tire for the donut spare. I drove to the nearest Avis about 2 miles down the road from where I was staying and exchanged the car.
- So, I'd booked here after getting a great deal, and then read the horror stories. I considered moving to Miami airport but in the end, decided I'd take the advice in the reviews and do things slightly differently.
I first noted that the shuttle bus seemed very hit-and-miss, so I decided to get a taxi. Then I saw it got busy as people arrived at the location, so I got there early. Actually, before they opened. I was on Virgins Scarlett Lady and off the ship by 8an, straight into a cab from the port entrance (don't bother with an Uber, you may get an unexpected security queue (of course, only 2 people checking a massive 1500-passenger ship is fine), and then have to pay a $6 cancellation fee as I did. Anyway back to Avis, the cab cost me $10. I actually saw the shuttle dropping people off once I left the location to get my car, so it was a good call. Though there were only 2 people onboard. Once at the location ( I got there around 810), I had to wait for it to be unlocked and then was seen by Kurshante. My car was booked for 9, and she said I was early but would look after me which was nice. 15 minutes later, I was behind the wheel of a clean white VW Tiguan and on my way. So my advice. 1. Get there early, get off the ship and be at the office as soon as it opens. 2. Take a taxi, for $10 it'll save you waiting and get you to the front of the queue. Then you'll be on your way in no time!
