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Havana Collection at MIA storefront at Central Terminal
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Havana Collection at MIA

Central Terminal2nd Level DeparturesPre-Security

Hours

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Alcohol

Yes

Havana Collection at MIA represents the joy, vibrancy, and color of Cuba’s unique flavor of Latin culture that inspires and fascinates. Our heritage comes from the guayabera, the elegantly casual tropical linen shirt. We’ve transformed this symbol of Cuban ingenuity into a collection of men’s and women’s apparel and accessories with authentic Latin roots and broad American appeal.

Finding it

Havana Collection at MIA is in 2nd Level Departures in Central 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.

Central Terminal has 32 places to eat and 31 shops in this directory; the earliest opens at 4am.

Hours against the security queue

Havana Collection at MIA opens at 8am and closes at 8pm. FlyIndex's wait-time data puts the typical MIA checkpoint queue at 10 minutes around 8am.

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

A Cuban-themed gift shop in Central Terminal rather than in the North Terminal concourses where MIA's other Cuban-goods retailer sits, giving Concourse E its own local option instead of sharing one across the airport. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., it covers the bulk of Central Terminal's daytime schedule but not its earliest or latest departures. There's only one of these at MIA, so it's the single stop for this kind of merchandise outside of North Terminal's Concourse D.

Other options in Central Terminal

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

Sources

Official Travel Resources

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