Help - worried about timing
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Help - worried about timing
Hi all, esp those of you with expereince getting to STJ. I'm worried about timing...We arrive at 4:15pm on a Friday (they just changed the schedule getting us there later - great) on American from Miami. We've booked a Budget rental car and plan to drive over to the car ferry and head to St John on the last ferry (I think it is 6:30). Are we going to make it barring significant tardiness of the flight?
And if anyone knows -
Does American from Miami often run late?
What time does Budget close?
Who has the latest car ferry? Is there one at 7p?
Anyone have what might proved to be the quickest route from airport to ferry?
Should we book the last ferry in advance?
Is the passenger ferry near the car ferry?
If we were to miss the last car ferry is there a place to park the car safely overnight (thinking we'll just ride over on the passenger one and I'd come back early the next morning to retrieve if we have to)?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
And if anyone knows -
Does American from Miami often run late?
What time does Budget close?
Who has the latest car ferry? Is there one at 7p?
Anyone have what might proved to be the quickest route from airport to ferry?
Should we book the last ferry in advance?
Is the passenger ferry near the car ferry?
If we were to miss the last car ferry is there a place to park the car safely overnight (thinking we'll just ride over on the passenger one and I'd come back early the next morning to retrieve if we have to)?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
- cypressgirl
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I can't answer any of your questions about the car ferry, but I have been flying through Miami for years, and depending on the time of year, a thunder storm can make for quite a delay. Make sure you have enough time between flights, because it can easily be a 30 minute walk to get to your connecting gate.
I can only answer one question and I learned the answer here on the forum. Everyone seems to suggest buying a 1-way ferry ticket, because if you buy a round trip, you'll have to take the same ferry back and it sort of throws a wrench in the works if your plans change and you want to go back sooner or later than the return trip ticket you have.
California Girl... What do you mean?
California Girl,
What do you mean that if you by a round trip ticket you have to take the same ferry back? The same ferry such as Roanoke, Boyson or Republic, or the same TIME? This would be a good tid bit of information to have!!!!!
What do you mean that if you by a round trip ticket you have to take the same ferry back? The same ferry such as Roanoke, Boyson or Republic, or the same TIME? This would be a good tid bit of information to have!!!!!