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How to get to Hard Rock Stadium: Best ways for Scotland fans to travel for Brazil World Cup match

Written by Anthony Nolan
Last Update: June 23, 2026
How to get to Hard Rock Stadium: Best ways for Scotland fans to travel for Brazil World Cup match
Hard Rock Stadium - Photo via IMAGO / HMB-Media

Scotland made a historic start to World Cup 2026 by winning their opener 1-0 against Group C rivals Haiti, and they head to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium knowing that a point against Brazil on Wednesday would likely see them through to the round of 32.

However, the Tartan Army suffered a 1-0 defeat against Morocco last Friday, and they will need to muster a stronger performance against Carlo Ancelotti's Selecao if they are to take anything from the game.

The travelling Scottish supporters at this summer's World Cup have garnered widespread attention and praise for the party atmosphere they brought to Boston, and Miami will be hoping to experience some of the same.

Here, Football Ground Guide takes a look at the best ways for Scotland fans to get to Hard Rock Stadium for their side's World Cup clash against Brazil.

Getting to Hard Rock Stadium by Car

Hard Rock Stadium is located in the Miami Gardens district of the city, approximately 15 miles north of downtown Miami.

Directions from Downtown Miami (25 minutes):

  • Take I-95 North for roughly 10 miles, then take exit 12C onto US-441.
  • Turn left onto NW Seventh Avenue Ext, keeping right to merge onto Florida's Turnpike.
  • After just under two miles, take exit 2X onto NW 199 St towards the stadium.
  • Keep to the left for another mile, and then turn right into the car park.

Directions from Fort Lauderdale (21 minutes):

  • Follow West Broward Boulevard until it merges onto I-95 South.
  • Keep to the right to merge onto I-595 and then I-595 West towards Florida's Turnpike and I-75.
  • From there, take exit 8 towards Miami and WEST, keeping left to merge onto Florida's Turnpike South towards Miami.
  • After heading roughly 8.5 miles south, take exit 2X onto NW 199 St towards the stadium.
  • Turn right after another half mile to head towards the car park.

Directions from Coral Springs (32 minutes):

  • Follow North University Drive to the south for almost a mile before turning left onto Royal Palm Boulevard.
  • Head down Royal Palm Boulevard for 1.8 miles and turn right onto North Rock Island Road.
  • After going south for another four miles on North Rock Island Road, turn left onto West Commercial Boulevard and bear right to merge onto Florida's Turnpike South towards Miami.
  • Travel 16 miles further along the Turnpike South before taking exit 2X onto NW 199 St towards the stadium.
  • Turn right after another half mile to head towards the car park.

Car Parking at Hard Rock Stadium

Parking for World Cup matches at Hard Rock Stadium is available via the FIFA JustPark site here.

There are more expensive parking spots within a short walk of the stadium gates, or cheaper options that allow you to park your car before hopping on a shuttle to the ground. Keep in mind that prices will increase 24 hours before kick off.

Parking Lots at Hard Rock Stadium for Scotland vs. Brazil:

  • Lot 70 Hard Rock Oasis (8.83 mi) – FIFA Park and Ride – 1 Seminole Way, Davie, FL 33314 ($80 / £60)
  • Miami Stadium (1.63 mi) – Lot 35 Calder Casino – 21001 NW 27 Ave, Miami, FL 33056 ($125 / £94)
  • Miami Stadium Yellow Lot Parking (0.47 mi) – 347 Don Shula Dr Suite 102, Miami, FL 33056 ($200 / £151)
  • Miami Stadium – Oversized Parking – Lot 16, Miami 33056 (SOLD OUT)
  • Miami Stadium (0.09 mi) – Lot BN ADA/Accessibility Parking – Lot 1, Miami Gardens, FL, FL 33056 (SOLD OUT)
  • Miami Stadium (0.09 mi) – Lot BN ADA/Accessibility Parking – Lot 1, Miami Gardens, FL, FL 33056 (SOLD OUT)

Getting to Hard Rock Stadium by Train

There are a number of options to help fans get close to Hard Rock Stadium by train, including the Brightline, Metrorail and Tri-Rail, though it is advised that visitors use of the official shuttles to make the final leg of the journey.

Brightline:

The Brightline is a high-speed rail network that links the various areas of Florida, and it offers a top -quality experience for fans heading to the ground from popular areas such as Fort Lauderdale, Orlando or West Palm Beach.

However, the Brightline is expensive, coming in at $52 for a one-way adult ticket in the afternoon of June 24 – the day Scotland play Brazil.

Supporters should alight at Brightline Aventura Station (19796 W Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33180) to catch the shuttle to Hard Rock Stadium.

Metrorail:

The Metrorail is a cheaper option that will suit those travelling from downtown Miami. A fare for one trip is $2.25 (£1.70), or a day pass can be loaded onto an EASY Card (purchasable online or from any Metrorail station) for $5.65 (£4.30).

Fans should take the Green Line to MLK Metro Rail Station (6205 NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL 33147), before using the shuttle to get to Hard Rock Stadium.

Tri-Rail:

The Tri-Rail service is a rail service that may be of use to fans travelling in from Palm Beach County.

To get to Hard Rock Stadium, visitors should alight at Golden Glades Tri-Rail Station (15890 NW 7 Ave. Miami, FL 33162), from where they can take the shuttle to the ground.

A journey from Palm Beach's Boca Raton Station to Golden Glades Station will set you back $6.25 (£4.70) going one-way.

View inside Hard Rock Stadium, set to host Scotland vs Brazil in Group C
View inside Hard Rock Stadium, set to host Scotland vs Brazil in Group C – Photo via IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire

Getting to Hard Rock Stadium by Taxi and Rideshare

Uber Shuttle tickets are available for $20 per person for a one-way trip, picking up and dropping fans off at dedicated zones before and after the game – these can be reserved in advance.

Going to Hard Rock Stadium:

  • Brickell – SW 6th St between SW 3rd Ave & SW 4th Ave near Jose Marti Baseball Field
  • Miami Beach – 18th St between Convention Center Dr & Meridian Ave near the Miami Beach Convention Center

Supporters will be dropped off at Lot 15/16 at the stadium, which is around a 10-minute walk from the gates.

Leaving Hard Rock Stadium:

  • Brickell / Downtown – SW 8th St between S Miami Ave & SW 1st Ave or W Flagler St and SW 2nd Ave near the Miami-Dade Public Library
  • Miami Beach – 18th St between Convention Center Dr and Meridian Ave near the Miami Beach Convention Center

Getting to Hard Rock Stadium from the Airport

From Miami International Airport

Miami International Airport is roughly 18 miles south of Hard Rock Stadium, and it takes around 25 minutes to make the trip by car via the I-95 North or Florida's Turnpike North.

From Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is approximately 17 miles to the north-east of the stadium, a journey that takes 20 minutes by car when travelling on Florida's Turnpike South or I-595 West.

FGG Verdict: What is the best way to get to Hard Rock Stadium?

For Scotland fans heading to watch their country take on Brazil in World Cup 2026 this Wednesday, it would be best to take the train and then catch the official shuttle service to get to Hard Rock Stadium.

Either the Metrorail or Tri-Rail services would be most cost-effective, with the shuttle running from rail hubs to the ground for three-and-a-half hours pre-match until one-and-a-half hours post-match.

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Anthony Nolan

A lifelong writer and lover of football, Anthony studied English Literature at undergraduate level and has combined his two passions into his work as a reporter with Football Ground Guide. Anthony was also born into a Liverpool-supporting family, and holds fond childhood memories of making the trip to Anfield to see Rafa Benitez's Reds beat Spurs - his first time seeing a live Premier League game.

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