Frequent Asked Questions

No, you do not have to book a monthly reoccurring subscription. If you are only staying for one month, select the bunk bed option on the services page. If you plan to stay for more than one month, select the reoccurring subscription for the selected bunk. This will secure your bed for the following month(s) until canceled. The $100 deposit required for the reoccurring subscription is refundable with a 30-day notice of move out. If you book the non-reoccurring bunk bed option, your spot for the following month will not be held, should spots fill up. If you do not want your credit card on a reoccurring subscription, please contact us and you can pay monthly via Zelle or Venmo.

Uber Lyft From FLL Airport to Crash Pad: Take Blue airport shuttle bus to rental car center, walk to spot G and take Broward County Transit Bus 1 to NW 2nd Ave. Cost: $2 From MIA Airport to Crash Pad: Walk to MIA station, board the MIA Mover Train toward central station (1 Stop), exit train at central station, board the Tri-Rail Northbound to Mangonia Park Train, exit Tri-Rail Train at Fort Lauderdale Airport Tri-Rail, Uber or Lyft to 129 NE 2nd Ave. From MIA Airport to Crash Pad without Uber: Walk to MIA station, board the MIA Mover Train toward central station (1 Stop), exit train at central station, board the Tri-Rail Northbound to Mangonia Park Train, exit Tri-Rail Train at Fort Lauderdale Airport Tri-Rail, Walk to Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood Internation Airport Griffin Road and Tri-Rail station (400 feet), board the BCT 4 bus (southbound to Hallandale – NE 14 Ave via Young Circle), ride bus until Dania Beach Boulevard & Southeast 2nd Ave (13th stop, about 12 mins), exit bus and walk to 129 NE 2nd Ave (0.3 miles, about 7 mins). *You can find the Tri-Rail Schedules by visiting their website or downloading the Tri-Rail App.  All the information above is available in MAPS on your apple iphone.

No, we provide sheets, bedding, towels and a pillow. You are welcome to bring extra if you prefer.

We are currently only accepting pilot residents. We do not make exceptions for other airline crewmembers. This is an all-male pilot crash pad. We strive to provide the experience we are advertising. Crash pads are meant for commuting crew, allowing other airline professions becomes too crowded in the house when crewmembers are there consistently. We appreciate your understanding of this, we hope to open a FA based crash pad in the near future.