Miami Worldcenter Metromover Station Reopens After Renovation

The newly renamed station provides enhanced connectivity to Downtown Miami's transit network.

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

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The Miami Worldcenter Metromover Station, formerly known as Park West Station, has reopened after a $1.85 million renovation project. The station now features upgraded lighting, seating, and signage, and has been renamed to better reflect its role as a primary transit gateway to the Miami Worldcenter development.

Why it matters

The renovations to the Metromover station are part of a broader effort by Miami Worldcenter Associates and Miami-Dade County to improve transit connectivity and accessibility in Downtown Miami. As the second largest urban mixed-use development in the U.S., Miami Worldcenter is aiming to create a highly walkable, transit-oriented neighborhood.

The details

The station improvements were completed through a public-private partnership, with Miami Worldcenter's development team investing $1.85 million to upgrade the station at no cost to the county. The renovations include enhanced lighting, new seating, and improved signage to better integrate the station with the surrounding Miami Worldcenter development.

  • The ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil the renovated and renamed station was held on February 6, 2026.
  • Miami Worldcenter Associates and Miami-Dade County began the station renovation project in 2025.

The players

Miami Worldcenter Associates

The developer of the $6 billion, 27-acre Miami Worldcenter mixed-use project in Downtown Miami.

Miami-Dade County

The local government entity that oversees the Metromover transit system and collaborated with Miami Worldcenter Associates on the station renovation project.

Daniella Levine Cava

The Mayor of Miami-Dade County.

Keon Hardemon

A Miami-Dade County Commissioner.

Damian Pardo

A Miami-Dade County Commissioner.

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What they’re saying

“The enhanced station further integrates Miami Worldcenter with the surrounding community, providing direct access to a rapidly growing neighborhood that now includes thousands of residential units, major national retailers, restaurants, and public spaces.”

— Stacy L. Miller, Director of the Department of Transportation & Public Works (communitynewspapers.com)

“With more than $100 million already invested in infrastructure improvements across the district, Miami Worldcenter continues to prioritize connectivity and accessibility as central pillars of its long-term vision for Downtown Miami.”

— Nitin Motwani, Managing Partner of Miami Worldcenter Associates (communitynewspapers.com)

What’s next

The station improvements are part of Miami Worldcenter's ongoing efforts to enhance connectivity and accessibility in the surrounding neighborhood. Future plans for the development include additional investments in public transportation and pedestrian infrastructure.

The takeaway

The renovated and renamed Miami Worldcenter Metromover Station represents a successful public-private partnership to improve transit access and integration within Downtown Miami's rapidly evolving urban landscape.