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Ice Currency Exchange storefront at South Terminal
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Ice Currency Exchange

South Terminal3rd Level International ArrivalsPre-Security

Hours

12:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Alcohol

No

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Finding it

Ice Currency Exchange is in 3rd Level International Arrivals in South Terminal at Miami International Airport. It sits landside, so you can reach it without a boarding pass — and you still have to clear security afterwards.

South Terminal has 21 places to eat and 42 shops in this directory; the earliest opens at 12am.

Hours against the security queue

Ice Currency Exchange opens at 12:30pm and closes at 8:30pm. FlyIndex's wait-time data puts the typical MIA checkpoint queue at 12 minutes around 1pm.

Across the week, MIA security runs longest around 5pm at a median of 16 minutes, and lightest around 11pm at 2 minutes. The queue is typically building before this location opens.

Queue figures are medians from FlyIndex's MIA wait-time record, not a live reading.

About this location

This counter sits on the 3rd level of South Terminal, at International Arrivals, ahead of security — a stop for people just off an inbound flight rather than someone heading to a gate. Its hours, 12:30pm to 8:30pm, start later than either of South Terminal's other two Ice Currency Exchange counters, which open at 10am and 11:30am. MIA runs nine of these counters in total across North, Central and South Terminals, so a traveller who misses this one's opening time has other branches to try, but not one on the arrivals side of South Terminal itself. Pre-paid SIM cards are sold alongside the currency exchange.

One of 9 Ice Currency Exchange locations at Miami International Airport (Central Terminal, North Terminal, South Terminal).

Other options in South Terminal

All landside, so you can reach any of these before security.

Sources

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