Luxury Sedan
The default choice for airport runs, executive travel and dinner reservations across Miami and Miami Beach.
- Airport transfers
- Executive travel
- Hourly chauffeur
Shuttle loops for downtown Miami — 8 to 40-seat Sprinters and mini-buses circulating between Brickell and downtown hotels, the Knight Center, Bayfront Park and the Miami Open.
Aura Palm Limo runs Sprinter and mini-bus shuttle loops in Miami, Florida — vehicles that circulate on a timetable between the city's hotels and the places its delegates, festivalgoers and spectators keep returning to, so people board at a stop instead of each booking a car. The work centres on downtown: conferences at the James L. Knight Center on the Miami River, festival and concert days at the FPL Solar Amphitheater at Bayfront Park, including Ultra Music Festival each March, and the Miami Open on the Hard Rock Stadium campus in Miami Gardens. Loops run in the eight-seat Jet Sprinter, the fourteen-seat Executive Sprinter and mini-buses seating twenty-three or forty, with a second vehicle added when a route gets crowded. Miami International Airport (MIA) lies about seven miles from downtown for delegates arriving by air. Dispatch is staffed day and night at +1 (786) 574-3081, covering Miami and the wider Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Every class is operated in house. Pick one and we will quote it for your Miami trip.
The default choice for airport runs, executive travel and dinner reservations across Miami and Miami Beach.
Extra room for luggage and golf bags, and the fleet standard for families and private aviation transfers.
A private-cabin van with lounge seating — the small-group option when a second SUV would split the party.
Captain-style seating for corporate teams, wedding parties and conference shuttles that travel together.
A step up from a Sprinter for hotel shuttles, group arrivals and event transport around Miami-Dade.
Moves a full wedding, a corporate offsite or a convention group in a single vehicle rather than a convoy.
Full-size motorcoach for conferences, cruise groups and long-distance charters across South Florida.
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Downtown Miami concentrates its hotels within a short ride of its event sites, and that is exactly the geometry a shuttle loop is built for. A conference at the Knight Center fills Brickell and downtown hotels with delegates who all need the same doors each morning and the same lobbies each evening, so a mini-bus circling between the room blocks and the river-front complex moves them in steady turns. Festival days at Bayfront Park work in waves of their own: Ultra's three days each March, and the amphitheater's concert nights, send crowds in through the afternoon and out together at the close, and a loop staffed for the exit clears its riders back to the hotels in rotation. The Miami Open sets a different rhythm — a tournament on the Hard Rock Stadium campus well north of downtown, where a daily loop from the hotels saves a long drive and a parking search on every session day. In each case the vehicles match the busiest moment, from an eight or fourteen-seat Sprinter on a quiet run to a twenty-three or forty-seat mini-bus for a full exit.
A loop can circulate between your Brickell or downtown hotels and the James L. Knight Center on the Miami River for every day of the conference.
A festival loop can carry ticket holders between downtown hotels and Bayfront Park across Ultra’s three days each March, staffed heaviest for the nightly exit.
An evening loop can bring concertgoers from their hotels to the amphitheater at Bayfront Park and return them in turns once the show lets out.
A daily loop can run between your hotels and the Hard Rock Stadium campus in Miami Gardens on each session day of the tournament you attend.
Miami loops use the eight-seat Jet Sprinter, the fourteen-seat Executive Sprinter, or a twenty-three or forty-seat mini-bus, sized for the busiest point.
Riders wait at an agreed stop by their hotel or the venue and board the next pass, rather than calling a car of their own each time.
A company can book a loop that runs solely between its own room block and the meeting site for the length of its event.
The vehicle and its chauffeur stay assigned to your loop for the full booked window, from the first run of the morning to the last of the night.
A Sprinter can collect arriving delegates at Miami International Airport (MIA), about seven miles from downtown, and deliver them to the room block.
Shuttles for festival weekends and large conferences are best reserved four to six weeks out, when Miami’s vehicles are committed early.
Every quote is written for your exact route by a person — never an automated fare. Dispatch is staffed 24 hours a day.