Yes, Miami has a rapid transit system known as the Metrorail, which is the only "heavy rail" or subway-style system in Florida as of 2026. It consists of two lines (Green and Orange) covering 25 miles of elevated track, connecting the suburbs of Kendall and Dadeland to Downtown Miami, the Civic Center, and Miami International Airport (MIA). While it is mostly elevated rather than underground due to the high water table and limestone bedrock, it functions exactly like a traditional subway with frequent, high-capacity trains and dedicated rights-of-way. A grounded peer tip: the Orange Line is the "Gold Standard" for travelers, as it provides a direct, air-conditioned link from the airport to the city center for only $2.25. To make your journey more supportive, the Metrorail integrates seamlessly with the Metromover—a free, automated people-mover that circles the Downtown and Brickell areas. In 2026, you can pay for your fare using contactless "Tap-to-Pay" with your phone or credit card at any station, making it a frictionless and supportive alternative to Miami's notoriously congested highway traffic.