Miami FL International
MIA

Central Terminal (Concourses E, F and G)

Miami (FL), USA
Overview
North Terminal (Concourse D)
Central Terminal (Concourses E, F and G)
South Terminal (Concourses H and J)

Terminal Information

Restaurants

There are around 25 food and drink outlets in the Central Terminal, with the main focus on fast food. Burgers, pizzas and pasta are available, along with coffee shops and a bars. Before Security, you'll find a number of restaurants, including Viena, which serves Brazilian and European dishes and Air Margaritaville Miami, the place to go for island-inspired food and drink. Among the eateries located after Security, there are several Cuban café-restaurants as well as a few bars and pubs - the Brew House has sites on Concourses G and F, the Mojito Bar is on Concourse G and Samuel Adams is on Concourse E.

Shopping

Buy clothes and accessories with a Cuban feel at Havana Collection, and shop for toys and games at Mindworks. You can also shop duty free, as well as browse 20-plus stores selling travel essentials, jewelry, sunglasses, bags and electronic gadgets.

Facilities

  • ATMs
  • Baby care facilities
  • Baggage storage
  • Currency exchange
  • Pet relief area
  • Smoking area (near D Gates)
  • Tourist information point

Accessibility

  • Accessible restrooms
  • Designated doors
  • Disabled parking
  • Moving walkways
  • Visual paging for the deaf or hard of hearing

Restaurants

Cuban cuisine is on offer at Café La Carreta in Arrivals.

Shopping

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Facilities

  • ATMs
  • Pet relief area
  • Smoking area

Accessibility

  • Accessible restrooms
  • Designated doors
  • Disabled parking
  • Moving walkways
  • Visual paging for the deaf or hard of hearing

Terminal tips

If you're travelling with children, check out Plane Fun, an interactive play facility for kids.

Among the highlights are a mini control tower, a simulated hot air balloon ride and a soft play area for the very little ones. You'll find it on Concourse E after Security, but it's accessible from Concourse D as well.

Even non-US citizens are allowed to play the lottery in the USA and claim any prize money.

Feeling lucky? You can purchase a ticket inside the Mercado Miami shop.

There's no dedicated pharmacy within this terminal, so be sure to purchase any medical essentials before arriving at the airport.

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