Miami Said “One More Song” — So Brightline Is Staying Open Late

Miami concert nights just got a major transportation upgrade.

Brightline has officially brought back late-night train service for concerts and select live events at the Kaseya Center, which means you can finally enjoy the show without spending the entire encore thinking about the traffic waiting for you outside.

The special “Concert Connect” trains will depart from MiamiCentral after scheduled Kaseya Center concerts through the end of 2026, giving fans another option to get back to Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and other Brightline destinations after the show.

And the lineup is stacked.

Upcoming concerts covered by the late-night service include Don Omar on October 4, Jonas Brothers on October 5, Camilo on October 9, Arcángel on October 11, KATSEYE on October 13, iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina on October 17, TINI on October 18, Chayanne on October 24 and Young Miko on October 28.

November keeps it going with Doja Cat, The Neighbourhood, John Summit and Wild ‘N Out Live, followed by Rawayana and Gente de Zona in December.

MiamiCentral is less than a mile from the Kaseya Center, so after the concert you can make the roughly 15-minute walk, hop on the Metromover or grab a quick rideshare to the station. When booking your return trip, look for the “Concert Connect” icon to find the special late-night service.

Considering what Downtown Miami traffic and parking can look like after a sold-out concert, this might be one of Brightline’s best ideas yet.

Just make sure you book early — because if thousands of people have the same idea after Doja Cat or John Summit, those late-night trains are probably going to fill up fast.