En route to my cruise last week, my fiance and I spent about 24 hours in beautiful, sunny Miami.
Although the two cities aren’t alike in terms of climate – it was 76 degrees there last week – they do share more than a few things in common.
Miami has a RiverWalk, similar to the one Detroit is building, and it also has a public monorail system that looks strikingly similar to Downtown Detroit’s People Mover.
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Except the Monorail, as limited as it is, can at least take you from one area to the next – from part of the suburbs (North Kendall/South Miami) to downtown to Hialeah. The People Mover goes in a circle.
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Very cool. I wish Detroit’s People Mover went at least to Midtown and New Center. A stop at Eastern Market would also be cool : )