Parking Near Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station, Miami
Where Can I Park for Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station?
Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station has no station car park listed, so drivers should use nearby public lots or private spaces. Nearby choices include a secure 24/7 garage for $12 a day, a secure garage for $15 a day, and monthly garage spaces for $149 a month. MiamiCentral is 143 yards away, a two-minute walk.
- Address
- 479 Northwest 1st Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure Covered Parking Garage in Miami, FL 33136, 246 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- MiamiCentral, 143 yd (2 min walk)
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A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station
Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station is a Metromover station at 479 Northwest 1st Avenue in downtown Miami. The station itself does not have a station car park listed in the local parking information, so drivers should plan to use nearby public facilities or private spaces rather than expect a dedicated rail-station lot.
The Miami federal courthouse guidance points drivers toward public parking lots within walking distance of the courthouses, with fees charged (flsd.uscourts.gov). The courthouse parking information also describes the station as a stop on the Inner Loop Metromover, making the station useful for the final part of a courthouse trip rather than as a park-and-ride destination (flsd.uscourts.gov).
Commuter Parking Near the Station
Commuters should treat parking here as downtown parking rather than station parking. The Miami federal courthouse guidance says jurors can bring a parking receipt to the Assembly Room for reimbursement, which is particularly useful for courthouse appointments reached via the Inner Loop Metromover (flsd.uscourts.gov).
Public parking lots within walking distance serve the Miami courthouses, and fees are charged (flsd.uscourts.gov). The nearby paid options include daily spaces and monthly garage spaces, giving drivers a choice between a short visit and a regular downtown commute. A monthly garage listing costs $149 a month, while daily listings cost $12 a day, $15 a day, $23 a day, or $23.27 a day.
Street Parking Around 479 Northwest 1st Avenue
The Miami courthouse authority directs visitors to public parking lots within walking distance and identifies those facilities as fee-paying locations (flsd.uscourts.gov).
The station address is 479 Northwest 1st Avenue, while the courthouse parking guidance focuses on public lots rather than street spaces (flsd.uscourts.gov). For a driver attending jury duty, a paid lot also produces the receipt identified for reimbursement through the Assembly Room (flsd.uscourts.gov).
Parksy Spaces Close to Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station
Parksy lists two secure covered or garage spaces 246 yards from the station, each priced at $149 a month. These spaces suit a regular downtown commuter who wants a longer-term arrangement instead of paying a daily rate on every workday.
A secure Miami garage 259 yards away costs $15 a day. At 0.2 miles, an outdoor lot at 49 NW 1st St costs $23 a day, while another outdoor space in Miami's 33128 zone costs $23.27 a day. A secure 24/7 garage 0.2 miles away costs $12 a day, making it the lowest-priced daily option among these nearby spaces and a practical choice for variable schedules.
Metromover and Nearby Station Connections
MiamiCentral is the nearest station listed for this location, at 143 yards or a two-minute walk.
College North is the nearest light rail station identified by Moovit, with a five-minute walk to the station (moovitapp.com). The federal courthouse recommends taking the Inner Loop Metromover to Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. Station as its first stop, so drivers parking near the Government Center or downtown can use the free downtown people-mover connection for the last leg (flsd.uscourts.gov; jlkc.com).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station?
Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station has no station car park listed, so drivers should use nearby public lots or private spaces. Nearby choices include a secure 24/7 garage for $12 a day, a secure garage for $15 a day, and monthly garage spaces for $149 a month. MiamiCentral is 143 yards away, a two-minute walk.
Is There Parking at Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Station?
The station itself does not have a station car park listed in the local parking information. Drivers should plan for nearby public facilities or private spaces instead. Public parking lots within walking distance of the Miami courthouses charge fees, and the station is an Inner Loop Metromover stop rather than a park-and-ride destination.
How Much Does Nearby Parking Cost?
Nearby paid options include daily spaces priced at $12 a day, $15 a day, $23 a day, and $23.27 a day. Monthly garage spaces cost $149 a month. The $12 a day secure 24/7 garage is the lowest-priced daily option among the nearby spaces listed, while the $149 a month spaces suit regular downtown commuters.
Where Is the Closest Parksy Parking?
Two secure covered or garage spaces are listed 246 yards from the station, each priced at $149 a month. A secure Miami garage is 259 yards away and costs $15 a day. Other nearby options include a secure 24/7 garage at 0.2 mi for $12 a day and an outdoor lot at 0.2 mi for $23 a day.
Can Jury-Duty Drivers Get Parking Reimbursement?
The Miami federal courthouse guidance says jurors can bring a parking receipt to the Assembly Room for reimbursement. Paid public parking lots within walking distance serve the courthouses, and the courthouse parking information identifies these facilities as fee-paying locations. A paid lot therefore produces the receipt identified for reimbursement through the Assembly Room.
How Can I Connect to the Metromover After Parking?
The federal courthouse recommends taking the Inner Loop Metromover to Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. Station as its first stop. Drivers parking near Government Center or downtown can use the free downtown people-mover connection for the last leg. MiamiCentral is 143 yards away, or a two-minute walk, and College North is a five-minute walk.
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