Miami Music Week & Ultra · Usually late March · Downtown Miami and Miami Beach
Private Jet to Miami Music Week and Ultra
A private jet to Miami Music Week and Ultra gets your group to Miami on your own schedule for one of the city's biggest party weeks of the year. Miami Music Week usually takes over late March with pool parties, club nights and showcases across Miami Beach and downtown, closing with Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park. Altrove Jets arranges flights from New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston and beyond into Opa-locka (OPF), Miami International (MIA) or Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE), with cars, villas and hotels coordinated on request.
- When
- Usually late March, with Ultra on the closing weekend
- Where
- Bayfront Park (Ultra) and venues across Miami and Miami Beach
Market price estimate
| Light jet | Midsize jet | Super-midsize | Heavy jet | Long-range jet | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York (TEB) → Miami (OPF) | From $12,000Flight time ~2h 40m | From $14,000Flight time ~2h 35m | From $18,500Flight time ~2h 30m | From $24,000Flight time ~2h 25m | From $29,500Flight time ~2h 20m |
One-way market estimates based on typical 2026 charter rates for each jet size, including common fees. Prices move with dates, demand and repositioning; your quote confirms the exact price.
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Why fly private to Miami Music Week
Late March is spring break season and peak tourism in Miami. Commercial flights fill early, and a private jet lets your group arrive together on the day and time you choose.
Groups of friends, artists and teams often travel with extra luggage and equipment. One private cabin keeps everyone and everything together, without checked bags or crowded terminals.
Opa-locka Executive (OPF) and Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) keep you clear of MIA's busiest terminals, with a car waiting on the ramp for the drive to Miami Beach or downtown.
After a long week of shows, leaving on your own timing matters. A private jet can depart Monday afternoon instead of an early airline flight after the festival.
Airports and FBOs for Miami Music Week
Opa-locka Executive (OPF) is a popular private jet airport for Miami Music Week, roughly 30 minutes from Miami Beach and downtown depending on traffic. Miami International (MIA) has private FBOs, suits large cabins and is the closest major airport to Bayfront Park and Brickell. Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) is a good option if you are staying further north or coming from Fort Lauderdale. Late March is busy at every South Florida FBO, so we recommend confirming your aircraft early, especially for the Ultra weekend.
Flying home after Ultra
Most guests fly home on Monday after the Ultra weekend, often in the afternoon, back to New York, Los Angeles, Dallas or Houston. Some stay on in Miami for a few quieter days or continue to the Bahamas or Tulum. We can quote the return on your timing, or a multi-leg trip if the week turns into a longer break.
Music week travel we can arrange
Villas and hotels
Waterfront villas with room for a group, or suites in Miami Beach and Brickell, coordinated alongside your flight on request. Music week books early across the city.
Festival and event access
We can arrange tickets, tables and hospitality on request, subject to availability. Altrove is not affiliated with Ultra or Miami Music Week organizers, and access is never guaranteed.
Cars and sprinters
SUVs and sprinter vans for your group from the FBO to your villa, and between pool parties, club nights and the festival, planned around downtown road closures.
A yacht on Biscayne Bay
Altrove's sister brand, Altrove Yachts, can arrange a yacht for Miami Music Week, a relaxed day on the bay between parties or a boat to host your group.
Make it a jet and yacht weekend
Our sister brand Altrove Yachts arranges crewed yachts in Miami and beyond, so one team plans the flight and the time on the water.
Frequently asked questions
When is Miami Music Week?
Miami Music Week usually takes place in late March, with events across Miami Beach and downtown during the week and Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park over the closing weekend. The organizers set the exact dates each year, so check the official schedules before booking flights and accommodation.
Which airport is best for Ultra and Miami Music Week?
Miami International (MIA) is the closest to Bayfront Park and downtown, and its private FBOs suit large cabins. Opa-locka (OPF) is calmer and roughly 30 minutes from Miami Beach. Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) works for stays further north. We recommend the airport based on where you are staying.
How long is a private jet from Los Angeles to Miami for Ultra?
Los Angeles to Miami usually takes around four and a half hours eastbound on a super-midsize or large-cabin jet. New York to Miami is roughly two and three-quarter to three hours, and Dallas or Houston about two and a half. The westbound return from Miami to Los Angeles takes a little longer.
How much does a private jet to Miami Music Week cost?
The price depends on the jet size, your departure city, one-way or round trip, the size of your group, and repositioning during a busy week. See the market estimate on this page for a starting point; your quote confirms the exact price for your dates.
Can you arrange a yacht for Miami Music Week?
Yes. Altrove's sister brand, Altrove Yachts, can arrange a yacht on Biscayne Bay during Miami Music Week, from a day on the water to a boat for hosting your group. Tell us your dates when you request your flight quote.
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