Luggage storageBrickell

Brickell: a transit-served financial district

Plenty of travellers passing through Brickell need somewhere to leave a bag while they explore Miami. You can leave your bag nearby, including at on-site lockers you may not know about.

Brickell sits south of the Miami River and Downtown Miami's central business district, north of Coconut Grove, and is the city's financial district, dense with high-rise condominium and apartment towers. Brickell station itself is a rapid transit hub for both the Metrorail Green and Orange Lines and the Metromover Brickell Loop. The Metromover's Brickell Loop runs free through the area seven days a week from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., which makes it easy to ride without worrying about parking or fares between bag-drop errands. With Stasher, you can store bags from $2.49 per bag a day at 7 locations across Brickell.

Some top Stasher locations in Brickell include:

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Nearby locations are hosted by hotel receptions, local shops and postal services. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in Brickell can be booked through the website or app.

Storing bags at the James L. Knight Center

For events at the James L. Knight Center, the venue itself requires advance planning.

Its own bag policy restricts bags larger than 10 inches by 7 inches by 2 inches. The centre offers smart lockers on-site for storing belongings during a visit, available for a fee, and they stay open until 45 minutes after the event ends.

Exploring Brickell with or without bags

If you're spending a bag-free afternoon, Brickell City Centre is the main indoor-outdoor destination, with luxury retail, dining, entertainment, and hotel options in one complex. Mary Brickell Village is another dining and shopping destination, with a mix of restaurants and fast-casual spots. Okeydokey is a three-storey entertainment venue with multiple food vendors, open Monday to Wednesday 8 AM–11 PM, Thursday and Friday 8 AM–midnight, Saturday 9 AM–midnight, and Sunday 11 AM–10 PM. For outdoor time in the neighbourhood, the Underline is an urban park and trail built along former transit lines, and Simpson Park Hammock is a small nature reserve with walking and cycle paths.

Planning your visit length

Brickell works well as a half-day excursion, though adding museums in nearby Downtown Miami can stretch it to a full day. Two hours is enough to see the river, ride a portion of the Metromover, and stop at Brickell City Centre for a break. A full-day plan might pair a morning walk along the river or Brickell Key with lunch and an indoor break at Brickell City Centre, an afternoon cultural stop in nearby downtown, and evening dining or nightlife back in Brickell. Those after big-city amenities like skyline views and rooftop bars may prefer a half-day or just an evening for dinner. Four hours is a comfortable amount of time to see Brickell's main sights, including Brickell City Centre, a park, and lunch without feeling rushed.

Getting around with mobility needs

If you're getting around with bags rather than on foot, the Metromover in Brickell is an elevated people mover, and its stations use elevators to reach street level. If a rider using a wheelchair or mobility aid finds an inoperable elevator, Miami-Dade Transit provides backup accessible service within 30 minutes upon request. Riders can check the real-time status of station elevators and escalators on the official Miami-Dade Transit website. Brickell City Centre itself is wheelchair-accessible, with elevators on all four levels designed for wheelchairs.