2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)
- Documented locations
- 19
- Year
- 2003
- Directed by
- John Singleton
- Cities
- Hollywood, Miami, Weston, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, Marathon, Miami-Dade, Orlando
Hollywood, United States
Former seaside garage of Hollywood Beach, located about thirty kilometers north of Miami; the building has since been demolished and the land transformed into a parking lot.
The scene : Brian O'Conner, hiding out in Miami after the first film, lives on a houseboat behind Tej's garage, the former driver played by Ludacris.
Miami, United States
Former Miami Fire Station No. 2 (1401 North Miami Avenue), now converted into the restaurant Firehouse MRKT. Designed by August Geiger, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : The nighttime street race takes off in front of the old barracks, at the corner of NE 14th Street and North Miami Avenue.
Miami, United States
Atmospheric style theater from 1926 on East Flagler Street in downtown Miami. Designed by John Eberson and dedicated to Mediterranean Renaissance architecture, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The scene : The "road closed" sign marking the race circuit is installed a little further south, in front of this historic theater.
Miami, United States
South Miami Avenue Bascule Bridge spanning the Miami River, south of downtown.
The scene : The drawbridge suddenly raised over the Miami River, which O'Conner crosses in a spectacular leap, crushing the leader Slap Jack.
Miami, United States
Former fishing gear warehouse Capt. Harry's, adorned with fish murals, in the center of Miami — has become the workshop space Downtown Art House.
The scene : O'Conner's car is abruptly stopped by a police taser in front of the fish murals of the store.
Miami, United States
A 5.6-hectare estate built in 1971 on Biscayne Bay, in Coconut Grove; it once belonged to Sylvester Stallone and adjoins the famous Villa Vizcaya, of which it was formerly a part.
The scene : The flashy property of trafficker Carter Verone, where drivers are invited to "audition" for a job.
Weston, United States
Everglades Parkway section of Interstate I-75 crossing the Everglades from east to west; the nickname "Alligator Alley" was given to it by the AAA during its construction in the 1960s.
The scene : The pilots race toward the Everglades along the long straight stretch nicknamed "Alligator Alley" to retrieve a package from Verone's seized Ferrari.
Miami, United States
Intersection of the Little Haiti neighborhood, north of Miami.
The scene : The old gag of racing cars zooming past a bewildered pedestrian standing in the middle of the road.
Key Biscayne, United States
Virginia Key Marina, on the Rickenbacker Causeway connecting Miami to Key Biscayne.
The scene : The impound lot/naval yard where Verone's red Ferrari is stored, the first to be reached by O'Conner and Pearce.
Miami, United States
Former commercial fishing establishment on the banks of the Miami River, west of downtown; a remnant of the industry that thrived along the river, now vanished.
The scene : The hideout "East Coast Fisheries" where the duo meets their federal agents.
Miami Beach, United States
Champagne bar in the southern part of South Beach, at 1 Ocean Drive at the corner of 1st Street.
The scene : The nightclub where Verone demonstrates his interrogation methods, with a bucket and a frantic rat.
Marathon, United States
Tiny islet of the Florida Keys, to the west of Marathon, attached to the old Seven Mile Bridge (now the Overseas Heritage Trail); it is known for its scenic beauty.
The scene : Against the backdrop of a sunset, Roman and Brian finally settle their old disputes.
Miami, United States
Undoubtedly the most famous Cuban restaurant in the world, an institution in Little Havana serving Cuban cuisine since 1971.
The scene : The meeting with the men from Verona for the big score takes place on 8th Street, in front of the restaurant.
Miami, United States
Event space in the artistic district of Wynwood, north of downtown Miami.
The scene : Police surveillance fails when a swarm of cars emerges from an apparently empty warehouse; the entrance to the walkway is on NW 5th Avenue.
Miami-Dade, United States
Single runway airport of the Big Cypress National Preserve, about 55 km west of Miami; a remnant of the aborted project of the "Everglades Jetport" with six runways.
The scene : The Everglades trail to which the police are diverted by a false indication.
Miami, United States
Legendary dive bar of Virginia Key (Virginia Key Fishing Village), run by Jimbo Luznar from 1954 until its closure in 2012; its rickety shacks, built for the film Island Claws (1980), served as the backdrop for True Lies, Ace Ventura, Porky's 2, Miami Vice, CSI Miami, Dexter…
The scene : The pier where Verone's boat docks, the scene of the final confrontation.
Key Biscayne, United States
State Park at the southern tip of Key Biscayne, known for its historic Cape Florida lighthouse and its beaches on Biscayne Bay.
The scene : At the southern tip of the park, O'Conner's car leaps onto the moving boat.
Miami, United States
Toll road connecting the mainland of Miami to Virginia Key and Key Biscayne, across Biscayne Bay.
The scene : On his way to the center, O'Conner crosses the causeway connecting Virginia Key to Downtown Miami.
Orlando, United States
Universal Studios Hollywood is a film studio and theme park located within Universal Orlando Resort.
The scene : Some scenes were shot at the Universal Studios in Florida.