Ferrari F8 Tributo – Supercar Driving Experience Tour in Miami, FL

A Ferrari Portofino, the Miami skyline, and a top-down run through South Beach make this more than a quick photo stop. You get behind the wheel for up to an hour, with an expert guide nearby to help you handle the car and route.

I like the private format, since you share the experience only with your own group of up to two. I also like the choice of departure times and cars, although the Lamborghini Aventador S and Rolls Royce depend on availability. The main drawback is traffic: a supercar on Miami roads can spend plenty of time moving at ordinary city speeds.

Key points to know before you book

• You drive the Ferrari yourself: This is a hands-on experience, not simply a ride in a parked exotic car.
• The route covers about 10 miles: You may pass through Miami Beach, downtown Miami, and the Venetian Islands.
• The experience lasts about one hour: Drive time is substantial, but the route and traffic shape how much ground you cover.
• Your group stays private: The booking covers up to two people, rather than placing you with a larger tour party.
• Extra charges apply: Plan for a 25% fuel charge, insurance costs, and a $500 refundable security deposit.
• Weather matters: Poor weather can lead to a new date or a full refund.

Taking the wheel on Collins Avenue

The experience begins at 1628 Collins Ave in Miami Beach, a practical starting point near the center of South Beach. You can reach the meeting area using nearby public transportation, which helps if you are staying without a car.

The main event is simple: you take the wheel of a Ferrari Portofino and follow a route through Miami. The car is the star, but the city provides the setting. You may see Miami Beach, downtown Miami, and the Venetian Islands during the roughly 10-mile round trip.

An expert guide stays on hand with driving tips and route advice. That matters in a city where a wrong turn can cost time, and where the appeal is not only the engine but also the feeling of driving an exotic car through recognizable Miami streets.

The experience is private for your group. The advertised rate of $255 covers up to two people, so you are not paying a per-person price for a larger shared outing. If two people are going, that makes the headline cost easier to understand. Still, you need to add the required charges before judging the final value.

Why the Ferrari Portofino suits this Miami route

The Ferrari Portofino gives you the classic supercar setting without requiring a track day or a full-day rental. You get a short, controlled chance to drive a high-end car while also seeing parts of Miami.

The route is designed for sightseeing as much as driving. You may pass from South Beach toward downtown and the Venetian Islands, giving the outing a city-tour element. One useful detail is that the experience allows you to take photos and enjoy the car in the setting of Miami, rather than keeping the entire appointment in one fixed location.

If you want maximum speed, this may not be the right format. The route takes place on public roads, not a closed circuit. Traffic can be heavy, especially around Miami Beach and on freeway sections. One reported outing moved at no more than about 30 mph because of traffic. That is a fair warning: the car may be capable of much more, but city conditions set the pace.

I would choose this for the sensation of driving a Ferrari in Miami, the open-air views if the Portofino is configured that way, and the chance to include a little city sightseeing. I would not choose it if your main goal is fast cornering or high-speed performance.

Miami Beach, downtown, and the Venetian Islands

The route begins in the Miami Beach area, where Collins Avenue puts you close to South Beach. This gives the experience an immediate urban backdrop rather than a remote rental depot.

From there, the route may continue toward downtown Miami and the Venetian Islands. Each part offers a different feel. Miami Beach supplies the recognizable resort-city atmosphere, downtown adds the skyline, and the Venetian Islands bring a more residential waterfront setting.

The route is not presented as a long sightseeing tour with stops at each place. You should think of these areas as the scenery passing around you while you drive. The advertised distance is about 10 miles round trip, so the experience is compact. Traffic, signals, and route conditions can affect how much of each area you see.

That compact format can be useful on a short Miami visit. You can fit the appointment into a morning or afternoon and still have time for other plans. It also limits the risk of spending an entire day on an activity that appeals mainly to car fans.

Choosing among the available cars

The Ferrari Portofino is the main vehicle described for the experience. Depending on availability, you may also be able to choose a Lamborghini Aventador S or a Rolls Royce.

Do not assume every model will be waiting for you. The vehicle choice is availability-dependent, so confirm the exact car before treating one particular model as guaranteed. This is especially important if the Ferrari is the reason you are booking.

The information supplied for this experience uses the name Ferrari F8 Tributo in the product title but describes the drive as a Ferrari Portofino. That mismatch is worth clarifying before payment. Ask which model is reserved for your date, and ask whether changing cars affects the price or conditions.

The choice adds fun, but it also creates a practical question. A Ferrari Portofino, Lamborghini Aventador S, and Rolls Royce offer very different experiences. If your priority is the Ferrari itself, confirm it directly. If you mainly want to drive an exotic car in Miami, the wider choice may work in your favor.

What the one-hour schedule really gives you

The total experience lasts about one hour, with up to one hour of driving time. That is enough for a focused outing, but it is not a full-day rental or an extended road trip.

You should arrive ready to keep the appointment moving. The exact amount of time spent driving through each area can change with traffic. A clear road gives you more time to enjoy the car, while congestion turns the experience into a slower city cruise.

The multiple morning and afternoon departure times are useful if you are building a Miami itinerary. You can place the drive around beach time, meals, or other plans. A morning departure may suit you if you want cooler conditions, while an afternoon slot may fit better with a relaxed South Beach schedule. The available information does not promise a specific time of day or traffic level, so treat the schedule as a planning convenience, not a guarantee of light roads.

The route is a round trip of about 10 miles. That number helps set expectations. You will not cover all of Miami, and the short distance makes the experience manageable for first-time supercar drivers.

The cost, fuel charge, insurance, and deposit

The listed price is $255 per group of up to two. That is a reasonable starting figure for a private exotic-car experience, but it is not the complete amount you should budget.

A 25% fuel charge is not included. Insurance is also excluded, and a $500 refundable security deposit is required. These costs change the value calculation, especially if you are comparing this with another driving experience that includes more in its advertised rate.

I suggest asking for the complete out-of-pocket amount before you commit. The fuel charge is easy to calculate from the advertised price if it applies directly, but the insurance cost is not specified here. The deposit is refundable, but you still need access to that $500 while the rental conditions are in effect.

The private booking helps the price make more sense for two people. If you are alone, the same group rate feels less generous. If you are sharing the experience with one other person, the cost is easier to justify, provided you are comfortable with the additional charges.

Bottled water is included. That is a small convenience, not a major value factor. The real value comes from driving the car yourself, using a private route, and fitting the appointment into a Miami Beach visit.

How traffic can change the experience

Miami is a city of wide roads, busy junctions, and heavy traffic. A supercar experience here is not a promise of speed. It is a chance to drive an unusual car through a well-known urban setting.

The traffic warning deserves serious attention. If the freeway is crowded, you may spend much of the hour at low speed. That can be disappointing if you are picturing a fast run, but it also makes the experience more approachable for someone who wants to enjoy the car without racing.

The guide’s presence helps with route instructions and driving advice. You still need to follow normal road rules and accept that public streets control the pace. The route may be easy to follow, but easy does not mean quick.

I would book this with the right mindset: you are buying access to the car and the feeling of driving it in Miami, not a track session. If traffic clears, you gain more of the driving pleasure. If it does not, the city views and the car’s presence carry more of the experience.

Who will enjoy this most

This is a strong fit for a car enthusiast who wants a short, practical taste of Ferrari ownership. It also suits a couple or two friends who want a private Miami activity rather than a large group excursion.

You may also like it if you are celebrating a special occasion, taking photos, or looking for an unusual way to see Miami Beach and downtown. The private setup keeps the appointment personal, and the short schedule makes it easy to add to a wider vacation plan.

I would be more cautious if you are traveling on a tight budget, since fuel, insurance, and the security deposit sit outside the headline price. I would also steer away from it if you want guaranteed access to a particular model or a fast drive on open roads.

Most participants can take part, according to the supplied booking information. The experience is near public transportation, which is useful in Miami Beach. No specific driver age, license, deposit-release timing, or insurance terms are provided, so ask about those points before booking if they affect your decision.

Weather, cancellations, and useful planning advice

This experience requires good weather. If poor weather forces a cancellation, you can receive a different date or a full refund.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations made within 24 hours are not refunded, and changes inside that window are not accepted. The cut-off follows Miami local time.

I would avoid placing this appointment immediately before an important flight or fixed reservation. A weather change can disrupt the plan, and traffic may take longer than expected even though the driving session itself lasts about an hour.

Bring a mobile ticket and allow enough time to reach Collins Avenue. Bottled water is supplied, and the experience is private, so you do not need to plan around a large group. The most important preparation is financial: confirm the car, insurance cost, fuel charge, and security deposit before you arrive.

Should you book this Miami supercar drive?

Book it if you want to drive a Ferrari Portofino through Miami Beach for about an hour, share a private experience with one other person, and accept normal city traffic. The chance to pass through Miami Beach, downtown Miami, and the Venetian Islands gives the drive more character than a simple car-yard rental.

Think twice if you want speed, a guaranteed Ferrari F8 Tributo, or a single all-inclusive price. The supplied details describe a Portofino, while other cars depend on availability, and the 25% fuel charge, insurance, and $500 refundable deposit add to the cost.

For the best result, contact BLAST before booking to confirm the exact vehicle and the final charges. If those details work for you, this is a compact and memorable way to put a supercar at the center of a Miami afternoon.

FAQ

Where does the supercar driving experience begin?

It begins at 1628 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, Florida 33139.

How long does the experience last?

The experience lasts approximately one hour, with up to one hour of drive time.

How far do you drive?

The route covers about 10 miles round trip.

Which car will I drive?

The experience describes a Ferrari Portofino. Depending on availability, you may also choose a Lamborghini Aventador S or Rolls Royce.

Is the experience private?

Yes. Only your group participates, and the price covers a group of up to two people.

How much does the experience cost?

The listed price is $255 per group of up to two people.

Are extra charges required?

Yes. A 25% fuel charge and insurance are not included. A $500 refundable security deposit is also required.

Is bottled water included?

Yes. Bottled water is included.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.

What happens if the weather is poor?

If the experience is canceled because of poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.