Rosemary Square is the redeveloped district a few blocks inland from the West Palm Beach waterfront, known for years as CityPlace before its renaming. It combines retail, restaurants, residential towers and a cinema in a compact grid, and it sits close enough to the convention center and the Kravis Center that a good share of business and event travel lands here rather than on the island.
From MIA the run is about 66 miles and 65 to 95 minutes. The standard route is I-95 north to Okeechobee Boulevard and east a short distance; the district is essentially at the exit, which makes it one of the more predictable arrivals in the county. Even in season the last mile rarely misbehaves outside of event turnout.
The fare from $129 is per vehicle and fixed at the time of booking, covering tolls, airport parking, MIA waiting time and the meet and greet. For groups arriving for a conference, one Sprinter at a fixed price is usually both cheaper and simpler than several cars whose totals are only known afterwards.
Give the building or hotel name rather than the district when you book. Residential towers here have separate garage and lobby entrances, and several hotels sit on the perimeter streets rather than inside the square itself; the difference is a short walk with bags that is easily avoided.
What to expect
- Route: I-95 North to Okeechobee Boulevard, district sits close to the exit
- Convention center and Kravis Center runs handled
- Sprinter available for conference groups at a fixed price
- Tower lobby versus garage entrance followed as instructed