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If you’re heading to the College Football National Championship at Hard Rock Stadium on Monday, you already know two things: the atmosphere is going to be electric—and getting home afterward will be no joke. With gridlocked exits and sky-high surge pricing, the final whistle will kick off a whole new quarter.
This year, though, there will be a smoother way out of the stadium chaos. Uber is rolling out its Shuttle service for the championship game, making for a set of direct, flat-rate rides once the action wraps—no surge surprises, no endless app refreshing.
After the game ends (yes, that includes overtime thrillers), Uber Shuttle will begin running from the SE Gate at Hard Rock Stadium. From there, shuttles will head straight to three popular postgame destinations: Brickell, Fort Lauderdale Beach and Miami Beach. Each ride costs $30 per person, a rare bit of pricing certainty on one of the busiest nights of the year for ride-hailing.
The drop-off spots are easy to build into your plans and cover some of South Florida’s most popular landing zones: Brickell City Centre at South Miami Avenue and SW 8th Street, Fort Lauderdale Beach at A1A and SE 5th Street and Miami Beach at Convention Center Drive and 18th Street.
Booking is open now in the Uber app and is incredibly straightforward. You'll be able to reserve up to five seats at once—perfect for groups that want to stick together after the final play. Once booked, your QR code ticket lives in the Activity tab, ready to scan when you board. (If you wait until Monday, you can still snag a spot directly from the stadium by tapping “Services” in the app and selecting Shuttle.)
After the game, follow the Uber Shuttle signs out of the SE Gate, head toward the Lot 18 pedestrian bridge and you’ll find clearly marked boarding queues for each route. One scan covers your whole group, so you won’t need to fumble with multiple devices.
With a championship crowd expected and excitement already running high, Uber Shuttle might just be the MVP of your night.