FLL - Fort Lauderdale Airport

Of course, before you can bask in the city, you have to get there. If you really want to get the best out of Fort Lauderdale, both business or pleasure, consider a cheap car rental. You can pick one up right at FLL and have the best means for discovering Florida at your fingertips. Look to the left side of this page for great independent car rental agencies, whose service record is shown via Renter Ratings. Our agencies are the most convenient and affordable way to get to and from the airport, convention centers and the business districts, or to visit the Antique Car Museum, the Intracoastal Waterway, the historic Bonnet House Museum and Gardens or catch a flick at the beautiful Cinema Paradiso without waiting for someone else to take you. It is also the easiest way to carry all the goodies you will buy along the way.
All ground transport can be located by the FLL simple series of terminal signs. FLL has a constantly updated transportation brochure that lists and compares estimated costs for over 60 locations accessible through taxi cabs, luxury Sedans or shared rides. The options are categorized by easy to manage color coding, making calculating fares through the map zoning simple. The brochure has plenty of info about the Broward County transit buses and the Tri-Rail commuter trains. You can get the brochure at the Ground Transportation Booths near the baggage claim on the lower level.

Sun Trolley, a free service and an excellent way to explore the beach, Las Olas and the Riverwalk. You should also contact your hotel to see if they provide a courtesy shuttle from the airport.
Many hotels have some of the cheapest car rental available from their sites, close to the airport.

Car Rentals at Fort Lauderdale International

The Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is one of the most diverse and dynamic travel systems in the country.

Serving the needs of almost 24 million passengers a year, there are over 12,000 badged employees and a total 135,000 employees earning $3.5 billion in salary. The airport contributes $10.6 billion to the economy annually. It’s also one of the rare travel hubs that is completely self-sustained, meaning no taxpayer revenues go into the organization for improvements, operations or maintenance.

From business services to community outreach to amenities to cheap car rentals, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International is a top rated travel destination with close to 600 departures and arrivals daily, traveling to and from Europe, Latin America, Canada, the Bahamas and over 100 U.S. destinations. The airport strives to be the greater Fort Lauderdale’s travel ambassador, offering everyone the friendliest and most caring customer service available.

Fort Lauderdale Airport Map Link

Located at the business epicenter of Fort Lauderdale in Broward County, Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL), serves top American airlines. It vies with the Miami International Airport in serving the South Florida region due to its strategic position, located close to the city of Fort Lauderdale as well as just 21 miles away from Miami. The Airport is owned by Broward County and ranks 15 among the busiest airports of America. It also holds the 22nd position in terms of air passenger volumes. The airport houses five terminals and three runways spread over 1,380 acres.