Luggage Storage Miami International Airport (MIA)

About Miami International Airport

With 127 gates and over 45.9 million passengers per year, the Miami International Airport on 42nd Street is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world. Located less than 10 miles from Downtown Miami, Florida, this travel hub is more than just an airport. It is also a mall. The airport has 246 shops and eateries to enjoy while you wait for your flight. Pick up some souvenirs, grab some food and drinks, or just browse the many stores all over the airport. 

From the fashion accessory store, Adixion to the XpresSpa massage spa, you will have plenty to do inside the airport. But outside the airport is a whole world of amazing things to do as well. Miami is a popular beach town and a tourist attraction, so there is always something going on to enjoy. Whether you want to hit the beach or take in a movie, go shopping or have a nice meal, you can find it all and then some in Miami.

There are various beaches, from the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park with wetlands and hiking to the iconic Miami Beach with a huge boardwalk. With more than a dozen public beaches along the coastline, you are sure to be able to find one to your liking. Just don’t forget to get the sunscreen from your luggage before leaving it at one of our Bounce locations. 

Fun Fact: Blackbeard and other pirates are said to have left a lot of treasures behind, and visitors have found silver and gold both on and off the beach.  

Things to do Near Miami International Airport

You will never be bored waiting for your flight in Miami because this town is always hopping. The well-known beach and resort town has more than just beaches. Here are our favorite things to do near Miami International Airport. 

• Stroll along Northwest 2nd Avenue where you can see the Wynwood Walls outdoor museum with huge, colorful murals from artists all over the world

• Get your picture taken with the Magic Sign on Northeast 62nd Avenue

• Take a selfie with the giant head statue of Awilda on Biscayne Boulevard

• Enjoy a city tour in a classic car from American Dream Tour on Collins Avenue

• Check out the Miami Walk of Fame along Biscayne Boulevard

• See the city and bay from 180 feet in the air on the Sky View Miami Observation Wheel

• Try your luck at the Magic City Casino on Northwest 37th Avenue

• Visit Marlins Park to learn more about the Florida baseball team

Transit Options Near Miami International Airport

• Miami Beach Bus S or C route

• Metro Bus routes J, 37, 42, 57, or Airport Express

• Metro Rail Green or Orange line

• Coral Way Trolley

• Brightline Train

• Taxicabs

• Ridesharing apps

Luggage Storage Options Near Miami International Airport

Nobody likes lugging their bags around when they are visiting anywhere. We get that because we like to go off on adventures, too. We came up with Bounce to solve our luggage woes and yours. Bounce has partners all over who will keep your belongings safe so you can travel light. Locals who need to stash their bags after work or an activity can also use our service. It's as simple as booking a spot on the Bounce app.

Luggage Storage Near Miami International Airport

You will not get far on the beach with one of those wheeled suitcases. They don’t roll through the sand very well. It’s better to drop off your bags with any of our local Bounce affiliates. They are vetted and insured so you can relax and have fun while you’re taking in the sun. 

Luggage Storage Near Jungle Island

If you want to get up close and personal with more than 3,000 animals, visit Jungle Island on Parrot Jungle Trail, 20 minutes from the airport. Founded in 1936, it is one of Miami’s oldest attractions with 20 acres of natural space. The park started out as Parrot Jungle with over a thousand varieties of parrots, but with the added additions of other wildlife, the name was changed to Jungle Island. While you are at Jungle Island, take a walk through Treewalk Village in eight-foot-tall hammocks. See some exciting animal shows, and experience fun interactions with the lemurs and other animals. They even have an escape room you can try to escape from. Don’t miss Hercules, a 900-pound liger, a cross between a lion and a tiger. Grab a bite to eat at the Pink Flamingo Kitchen before you leave. Don’t forget to stop and leave your bags at any of our Bounce partners before going. 

Luggage Storage Near Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Located just over 20 minutes from Miami International Airport on Biscayne Boulevard, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is three museums in one spot. The science museum, aquarium, and planetarium are all in one large building with six levels. On the first level, you can find the planetarium, an ocean gallery, and a mirror maze. Level two, three, and four have different sections of the aquarium. On the second level, the giant oculus lens lets you see the sharks and other marine life up close. You’ll find the Knight Learning Center on the fifth level. And the sixth level has the Sun Spot and an observation deck. An interesting exhibit called Feathers to the Stars is also on level three. It features the story of how humans learned to fly by studying animals. Don’t forget to get the camera from your bag before dropping it off at any of our nearby Bounce locations. 

Luggage Storage Near Bayside Marketplace

If you need some retail therapy, take a 25-minute trip to Bayside Marketplace where you can shop with a beautiful view of the bay. At this giant marketplace on Biscayne Boulevard, you will find more than 70 shops from A1 Kids to XIMI Vogue. You can get some souvenirs at the Souvenir Shop or Gifts from the Sea. If you are looking for some bling for your special someone, check out Icing, Pasha Silver, or Silver Palace. With 40 eateries, you will not have to go hungry either. Stop at Auntie Anne’s for a pretzel or have a nice meal at Chili’s Grill and Bar. For dessert, go to Haagen-Dazs, Rolly’s, or Dippin’ Dots for ice cream or Wonderfruits for some amazing handmade popsicles. Leave your luggage with any of our Bounce associates first, though, because you will need both hands to carry all your purchases.