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Knight Center
Outer Loop train departing the station, Downtown skyscrapers visible left-background
General information
Location	100 SE Second Street Miami, Florida 33131
Coordinates	25°46′18″N80°11′28″W / 25.77167°N 80.19111°W /25.77167; -80.19111
Owned by	Miami-Dade County
Platforms	1island platform
Tracks	2
Construction
Accessible	Yes
History
Opened	April 17, 1986
Previous names	World Trade Center
Services
Preceding station Miami-Dade Transit Following station Third Street One-way operation Omni Loop Bayfront Park towardSchool Board Riverwalk One-way operation Brickell Loop Bayfront Park towardFinancial District Miami Avenue Next clockwise Inner Loop Bayfront Park One-way operation
Location

Knight Center is aMetromover station inDowntown,Miami,Florida located in theMiami Tower.

This station is located at the intersection of Southwest Second Street and Second Avenue, connected to thenamesakeJames L. Knight Center by a glass-enclosed walkway underneath theDowntown Distributor freeway. Knight Center opened April 17, 1986 as the World Trade Center Station, and was the first elevatedmetro station in the world built into an existing building.

• James L. Knight Center
• Miami Tower
• Au Bon Pain
• U.S. Century Bank
• Dupont Plaza Hotel
• Holiday Inn
• Hyatt Regency Hotel
• Miami Center of Commerce Shops
• Met 3
• Met 2 Financial Center
• Ultramont Downtown Mall
• Clarion Hotel
• JW Marriott Hotel at Metropolitan Square
• Camilla's Restaurant
• Met 1
• Ponto de Encontro Cafe and Restaurant
• Dupont Towers
• 400 SE 1st Avenue Building
• 420 SE 1st Avenue Building
• 220 SE 2nd Avenue Building
• 240 SE 2nd Avenue Building
• Acquos Tower
• Epic Tower
• Lynx Tower Complex

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  View from within the Knight Center Metromover tunnel
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  Platform view of the Downtown (Inner) Loop tunnel
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  Platform view of an outer loop train
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  View of entering the tunnel at the Knight Center Metromover station

• Media related toKnight Center metro station at Wikimedia Commons
• MDT – Metromover Stations

• Metromover stations
• Railway stations in the United States opened in 1986
• 1986 establishments in Florida
• Brickell Loop
• Inner Loop
• Omni Loop

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