Because Florida is a large state with many independent transit authorities, the cost of a bus pass varies significantly by city. In Miami (Miami-Dade Transit), a 1-day pass is roughly $5.65 and a 1-month "EASY Card" pass is $112.50. In Orlando (LYNX), a 1-day pass costs $4.50 and a 30-day pass is $50.00. Further south in Broward County (BCT), an adult 31-day pass is priced at $70.00. For those in the capital, Tallahassee (StarMetro), a 31-day pass is among the most affordable at $38.00. In 2026, most Florida transit systems have moved toward "contactless" payment and mobile apps like Token Transit or Go Miami-Dade, which often feature "fare capping"—ensuring that once you spend the equivalent of a day or month pass through individual rides, the rest of your travel for that period is free. Many cities also offer significant "Reduced Fare" passes (often 50% off) for seniors, students, and persons with disabilities.
That’s a great question, but there isn’t a single answer because Florida does not have a statewide bus pass. Public transportation is managed by individual counties, cities, and regional transit authorities. The cost and type of passes available vary dramatically depending on where you are.
Here’s a breakdown to help you find the right information:
Miami-Dade County (Miami): Miami-Dade Transit
Broward County (Fort Lauderdale): Broward County Transit (BCT)
Central Florida (Orlando): LYNX
Tampa Bay Area (Hillsborough County): HART