Is there a direct train?

No, there is no direct Amtrak service from Miramar to Cincinnati.

What is the best highway?

I-75 North is the most direct and efficient route.

Yes, expect tolls on the Florida Turnpike before reaching I-75.

Can I fly into a different airport?

Dayton International Airport is an alternative but is 60 minutes further away.

Yes, the route is well-maintained and heavily patrolled by state troopers.

Miramar

Cincinnati

Flight Driving

Miramar to Cincinnati

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Miramar to Cincinnati spans approximately 1,750 kilometers. Most travelers prefer flying from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. Driving requires taking I-75 North through Georgia and Tennessee. This route crosses the Appalachian foothills, offering scenic views near the Kentucky border. Expect a total driving time of roughly 17 hours without major traffic delays.

Total Distance: 1,750 km driving, 1,520 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Flight from FLL to CVG takes under 3 hours, significantly faster than the 17-hour drive.

Cheapest Way

Driving is cheapest for groups of three or more, costing roughly $300 in total fuel.

Compare Miramar to Cincinnati Routes

	Flight Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours 45 mins	17 hours
Avg Price	$150 - $400	$250 - $350 in fuel
Operator	Allegiant Air	Personal Vehicle
Route	FLL to CVG	I-75 N through Atlanta and Lexington
Tip	Book at least three weeks in advance to secure lower fares on non-stop flights.	Avoid passing through downtown Atlanta during morning or evening rush hours to save two hours.

Travel Tips

Airport Choice
Use FLL instead of MIA to save on parking and navigate shorter security lines.
Traffic Alert
I-75 in Tennessee often has construction; check local DOT websites before departing.
Fuel Stops
Gas prices are generally lower in Georgia than in Florida or Ohio.
Time Zone
Cincinnati is in the Eastern Time Zone, so you will not need to adjust your watch.
Parking
Downtown Cincinnati hotels often charge high daily rates; look for public garages nearby.

Safety Tips

Weather Awareness
Winter driving in Kentucky and Ohio can involve ice; carry tire chains if traveling in January.
Vehicle Check
Ensure your cooling system is serviced, as the Florida to Ohio climb puts stress on engines.
Rest Stops
Use designated highway rest areas rather than isolated gas stations at night.
Emergency Kit
Keep a flashlight, water, and a first-aid kit in your trunk for the long drive.