Block 16 of the index runs from Solana Resort Executive Homes With Pool through Sweet Home Lily: 156 private cars leaving MIA, $80 at the low end, ten minutes at the short end and four and a half hours at the long one. This slice leans long-haul. Forty-one of its rows price at $550 because they finish in the Orlando and Kissimmee resort belt, while 34 stay inside the $80 metro band. Every figure quoted is for the whole vehicle rather than per seat.
Sonesta Beach Resort books at $80 with a 31 to 37 minute clock. Surf Side Resort moves into the $250 tier at 57 to 71 minutes. Solterra Resort is a $550 line at 238 to 244 minutes, four straight hours of Turnpike driving. Departure-end detail such as terminal layout belongs to the MIA site, while ground-transport rules for the county come from Miami-Dade.
The five-seat SUV handles couples and small families. A group of six to nine takes the Sprinter van; ten to fourteen takes the long-wheelbase Sprinter. Allowance runs to one checked piece and one carry-on per traveler, which matters most on the four-hour rows.
The $550 fare stands as quoted. Overnight work can attract a late-hour supplement, and it is written into the figure you sign off on before anything is paid. Nothing gets appended later, and the driver has no authority to renegotiate at the door.
On a four-hour run a short break is normal and costs nothing. The car is private, so the timetable belongs to your party rather than to a schedule. A real detour or a second drop-off is a different booking.
Send the property name straight off the table with your date and head count. Half the fare confirms the slot, paid by link or Zelle; the rest is handed over in cash when you arrive. The WhatsApp desk answers day and night, and the confirmation stays in the thread as a written record.
