This station is conveniently located at the airport. It's pretty large and beautifully decorated. Apart from the premium lounge they also have a bar and a large sitting area to hang out in while you wait. The staff were great and overall it was a terrific experience. read more

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This was our first time traveling on the Brightline. The Brightline Orlando Station facility is spacious, clean and easy to navigate. We did stop by the counter to print our tickets for the QR codes we needed for entry into the track terminal. Staff were friendly and helpful. I even noticed an Orlando Police Department Officer assisting travelers with scanning QR codes and directing others into the terminal. We were early so we had a seat in the waiting area that's located between the convenience/gift shop and Mary Mary bar. They were multiple seating options but limited amount of seats. It was recommended to us to get there early if we wanted to be able to sit while we wait. We chose a set of 4 large blue chairs with a table in the center. The seats were comfortable and the table provided us with space to have a snack before the trip. Our train was on time and we boarded as scheduled. read more

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I heard so much about Orlando's new "bullet train," but I had yet to experience it. So, I decided on my travel this past week, that I'd take the train. This station is located in MCO's terminal C, a much slower paced and quieter section as compared to the rest of the airport. The aesthetics were very appealing, modern, and chic. I love how easy it was to get from the outside to check-in. It may have taken me 10 minutes at most to travel through the terminal and make it to the station. The ease of the process alone makes it such a great travel option! My only point of improvement is that there were no visible security detectors for people to walk through. This did make me ponder the overall safety and security of the train. Nevertheless, I felt comfortable and the train ride was so smooth. Onboarding the entire train took less than 20 mins and Off-boarding takes only 2 minutes per stop! The interior of the train was clean, spacious, and sleek. I'm very impressed by this station and the Brightline. 10 out of 10, totally recommend!!!! read more

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We took the Brightline from Orlando to West Palm Beach and back for the day in the premium seats. The seats were comfortable, food was good, staff were friendly and the ride was smooth. We would definitely do this again!! In premium seats, you have access to a separate premium lounge at the station which is a nice touch. The premium lounge though was packed in Orlando due to the amount of people traveling down to Aventura for the World Cup game in Miami so there was no seating available in the lounge. For the price of premium, you receive food and drinks on the train and in the lounge. If parking in Orlando Airport, you will want to try to park in Terminal C Garage which is only a 5 min walk to the train station. If unavailable, then you will be directed to a south surface parking lot where you will get on a free bus to transport you to Terminal C. read more

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The Brightline train station in Orlando is similar to the one in Miami. More spacious, with long corridors that greet one stepping out of the elevators or escalators to the upper floor. At the desk, the friendly staff issues the ticket and one passes through security (bags are scanned). The trains have a clean, bright appearance. Seats are very comfortable. Meal service is brought to your seat, and they have a variety of offerings. I really enjoyed the trip to Miami from Orlando. read more

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Impressive. As a first timer on the brightline I went from Orlando to Aventura and had a seamless trip. It's like preparing for a flight with less stress. The premium class is worth it, the lounge was helpful for a coffee and snack that was much needed. The boarding process was smooth and spacious. Very organized. NY could learn a lot from the brightline! 100% can't wait for this line to expand. read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

This was my first time riding the Brightline to Ft. Lauderdale. I absolutely loved my experience. I arrived 10 minutes before boarding closed. That was still enough time to be dropped off, check-in, get through security, find my seat and be ready to go. The Orlando station is clean, well organized and staff is very friendly. I will definitely be using this service more often. If I could give feedback, I would recommend the App show what track the train will be arriving on. It's not hard in the Orlando station because it can only go south. It was a little nerve racking for a first timer returning from the Ft. Lauderdale station. Specially for someone like me with no sense of direction and 2 trains passing by minutes apart. read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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Whoa what a crazy Monday ! Orlando MCO was beyond pack with delays and cancelled flights that carried over to the brightline ! I'm so glad I booked my premier seat and packed my snacks because I can't remember ever seeing this south Florida evening train this pack . Service was amazing per usual and they got us boarded safely. This was my first time taking it all the way down to Miami so let's stay tuned for my Miami review ! read more

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Brightline trains are top notch and a nice break from the airport chaos or driving on a long road trip. The Orlando station is huge and located inside the Orlando Airport. You have to walk through the airport to get to the car rental area if you end up getting a car rental. Otherwise, I think you can walk outside of the train station and have your friends/family pick you up curbside. Don't take my word for it as we headed to car rentals when we had arrived. The Orlando station is a beautiful and spacious setting. More retail and food/drink options. Beautiful set up. If you get a chance to ride the Brightline, it's a really nice and luxurious experience! The train stations are all brand spanking new and so clean and modern. Easy to navigate too. You can find fairly inexpensive tickets from Fort Lauderdale to Orlando pending on the time you travel. I can snag $49 one way ticket to Orlando for super early times between 6-7am or random late afternoon times. Prices range from $49 up to $124 per person each way. If you think about it, it can be equivalent to flying but without the airport hassle. Travel time is similar to driving as you have to factor in all the stops along the way so travel to Orlando is about 3 hours for a direct train. There are three main category options: Smart Saver, Smart and Premium. For example, see below on pricing difference. Prices are different pending on travel destination and times. SMART SAVER - $49 per guest For travel between all stations * No seat selection * No modifications * Cancel for 10% Brightline credits SMART - $64 per guest For travel between all stations * Complimentary seat selection between South Florida and Orlando * Modify for fare difference only * Cancel for 100% Brightline credits up to 48 hours before departure or 50% thereafter PREMIUM- $124 per guest For travel between all stations * Complimentary seat selection * Modify for fare difference only * Cancel before your trip and receive 100% Brightline Credits in your account * Extra perks If you can make it happen and take the Brightline to save yourself the long drive and to avoid any traffic, Brightline is the way to go. It's so easy and the seats are super comfy with many options to choose from. They offer free Wi-Fi on board, food and drink options too. Service is great and this is definitely a convenient option for quick travel. Highly recommended if this is your jam! read more

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Of the Aventura and Orlando stations this Orlando location is by far superior. My main complaint was that there needs to be an attendant on the tracks as several wonderfully smart people decided to group up and block the escalator entirely. I don't know why they chose to wait for their massive group at the tracks and block every single person getting off the train, but they should have been asked to go up the escalator to wait as it was fire hazard. That being said, this station was incredibly easy to navigate once you made it upstairs and additionally had a comfortable outside seating area for rideshare. I do have the same complaint that they need to list the track that's boarding on the screens and not over the loud speaker, but this location seemed built for crowds, whereas the Aventura station just seemed poorly designed. All in all, I don't plan to take Brightline again, but I do think this is one of the better station set ups they have. read more

The lady who checked us in was really nice and security was easy.They had a nice premium lounge. The train is so nice and smooth. Seats were very comfortable. You get lots of nice snacks, drinks and a really good meal in premium class. Jamal was absolutely amazing. He was so patient, kind and helpful. He has a wonderful personality and is excellent at this job. He was so patient and kind with the older woman in front of us. Great guy who should train others. It was easy to get your luggage in Ft Lauderdale. You don't come into the airport. There is a train station nearby. Easy to get a Lyft outside. read more

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Just had my first experience riding the Brightline to Miami and WOW! Now I don't want to travel any other way. I was taking a quick solo trip to South Florida to visit a friend, and I'm so glad I opted to take the train instead of driving. When I first heard that the train station was going to be located at the airport, I'll admit that I was not thrilled. I thought it would require a lot of hassle, but everything was so easy and smooth. The Brightline has its own separate drop-off/pick-up area located at the new Terminal C, and it was not congested at all. Your train ticket is in the app on your phone, so you simply scan it and walk through the gates. There is a quick security check point but you just run your baggage through the conveyor (no removing your shoes)... easy peasy. You can bring 2 carry-on bags on board with you for free. They also have a luggage check option. Once you enter the station, there is a bar and shop selling concessions, coffee, snacks, etc. I had an early morning trip, so coffee it was! You can also order hot breakfast and other meals throughout the day at the bar. I chose the cheaper SMART fare for the ride down to Miami and then selected the Premium option for my return. They both were super clean, comfortable, spacious and quiet. I was able to get so much work done in that 3.5 hour ride -- I've never felt more productive, haha. I had heard from friends beforehand that the wifi doesn't always work well, but luckily I did not encounter any issues. I enjoyed getting to experience the premium ride on the way back. This includes access to the Premium lounge at the station beforehand, so I only got to check out the lounge in the Miami station - not Orlando. There is a buffet, beverages (including beer & wine), and more comfortable lounge seating. On the train, you get served lunch and two beverages (including alcohol) so I treated myself to a mimosa. They also have single seats in the premium coaches, so you have more privacy and don't have to worry about anyone sitting next to you. There is definitely a significant price difference between the SMART fare and Premium, so I don't think I'd do it every time, but I did really enjoy it. With the rising gas prices, the cost of riding the train vs driving is probably comparable. The only negative is that you don't have a vehicle once you arrive at your destination, so if you have to uber/lyft everywhere, that definitely increases the overall cost of your trip. read more

The Brightline station has a beautiful white and gold entry with plenty of parking. The station itself is very spacious and has clean, modernized restrooms. My friend and I decided to take a day trip for the holiday and our mode of transportation was the Brightline Train. A few lessons learned, purchase tickets together, wait for boarding directions via announcements, and prepare for a long walk to your coach. Otherwise, it's great! We are taking an inaugural trip for the line called the Freedom Express Train, had service people, and an Olympic runner for the kickoff! From the Brightline website: "Brightline unveils a commemorative Freedom Express train, in partnership with America250, which features 10 moments in United States history. The 10-coach Freedom Express train set celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the nationwide America250 commemoration taking place in 2026." Okay, good to know. I had a chance to use the onboard Dyson restroom. Talk about sleek and the amenity of having the water dispenser and hand dryer in one spot, the sink was a new thing! There are large cartoons to assist with the use of the combo. The interior had plenty of room too! Wow! It was a great experience and the friendly staff were incredibly helpful. They could see the "lost looks" and come to provide guidance. We found that many riders were first-timers and were impressed as well. Be aware that the ride is a little pricey; however the speed and comfort are worth the price. Note, the train car seats appear and feel very well used making them a bit uncomfortable. Otherwise, I'll take the train again! Enjoy when you do! read more

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I really had a great experience at the Brightline Orlando station. I was late to my original train and they were nice enough to reschedule me on the next train free of cost. The lounge area was clean and had lots of places to charge your phone and devices I ate a bacon egg and cheese bagel at Mari and it was good and fresh. The bread the bagel was very soft but not soggy. The beacon was good not the best one I've had but decent for a station. The trains are punctual. The staff in the train are very polite. This was a great option for transportation. I was able to work on the train using the free WiFi. I recommend. read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Waiting area - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

First time taking the Brightline and I really enjoyed the trip to Miami. Upon coming to the station, I was a bit confused however, It was explained to me that they will call your train over the intercom and tell you which track you have to head to. It was very straightforward. I got lucky and had the whole row to myself! Definitely would ride again. It's a very nice way to get to down south without all the traffic. read more

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I've taken the Brightline between Miami and Orlando a handful of times, and the process of is always so easy. I never check luggage, so I can't speak on that experience. But purchasing a ticket, scanning on, and going through security is always smooth. Being attached to MCO makes things so easy. The station itself is clean, there are clear announcements and clear signage. The train terminal itself is small and seating is limited, especially compared to the station in Miami. I got a deal on a Premium ticket once, and the Premium lounge is quite nice with free hot food, snacks and beverages that you help yourself to. Though there weren't any vegetarian options for food in the lounge, there was one on the train itself. In the regular lounge, there is a bar towards the back and a small convenience store after you clear security which is card only. Once it's time to board, there are plenty of staff members directing you where to go. read more

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I bought premium service from Orlando to Aventura. Easy drop off at the station. You have to pay for parking if you don't get dropped off. Station is clean and well organized. Could not check my giant luggage because I am getting off in Aventura and there is no luggage off there I guess so I had to lug it through the station and left it up onto the belt to go through security. Hated that but it did state that there was no luggage checked through Aventura so I guess I cant complain. Got to the premium lounge and as I was early there was plenty of seating but it filled up quickly with hardly any seating available shortly before boarding. There was beer and wine,soda coffee and water available for no charge. Also breakfast items such as mini muffins, Danish, hard boiled eggs, cereal, yogurt, waffles, pancakes and fresh fruit were available. As I was getting ready to board they were bringing out some lunch items. I only saw chicken nuggets and some candy but Im sure there were other items. Boarding was easy with premium because you get priority while there is a huge long line for everyone else. Seats are comfy and the train is clean. Wifi is on and off so that's kind of a pain if you need it for work. The literature says that all food and drinks are complimentary but there are only 2 options for "lunch" but they have lots of snacks available like chips and candy and hummus. They come around with the carts like on an airplane. The food was ok. The drinks were good, including alcoholic beverages. The ride was smooth and the attendants were helpful and personable. I would definitely do it again but not necessarily premium. The experience was good but honestly you could bring your own snacks and drinks, sit in coach and be just as happy for almost half the price. Nice not having to deal with traffic though for sure. read more

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This was my first time on a brightline and I loved the experience. This particular station stood out to me because it was much bigger than the Miami station. It was clean and had many more food options. Easy to navigate. read more

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I am a big fan of brightline and when the price is allowable I love their premium experience. The lounge access is great before your ride and the complimentary snacks/meal and drinks on board aren't bad either. The Orlando station is conveniently located in MCO terminal 3 which is great if connecting to catch a flight. To get to any theme parks areas you will need to uber and its a 30 min drive with no traffic and approx $35 each way. This review is specifc to the Orlando premium lounge. Prior have been to premium lounge in Miami, ft lauderdale and Boca. Some are bigger with hot food options and some have more simpler options like sandwiches and wraps. The Orlando lounge is one of the bigger lounges. I arrived around 1045 and they were cleaning up breakfast items and just put out lunch items. Available were 3 flavors of boneless chicken nuggets, hummus, macaroni salad, cheese and crackers. There were also cookies and brownies for dessert. They had a make your own fancy coffee machine, a serve yourself flavored carbonated water, a cooler with sodas, and a serve yourself draft wine and beer. A few things I noted: The cooler was fairly empty. Several shelves were empty and never restocked. They didn't have any bottled water which I have always seen at other lounges. None of the charging ports were working. I tried about 10 of them and they were all broken and non functioning. Overall it was OK. I really needed to charge my phone so it was very frustrating that so many of the ports were non functioning. If the price is right I will do premium out of MCO again but I will make sure my phone is fully charged and I have a bottle of water with me. read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Food before the train ride - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

I ride Brightline frequently between Fort Lauderdale, West Palm, and Orlando, and the Premium Lounge in Orlando is easily my favorite stop on the route. You get access to the lounge with a Premium ticket, and to me it's well worth it if you have a little time to pass before your train. The lounge offers a comfortable sitting area with plenty of space to relax, plus unlimited tapas-style snacks and complimentary drinks -- including wine, beer, soda, and water. There's a while side table of desserts and other snacks too. The staff refreshes the food options regularly to keep it fresh. It's a calm, welcoming place to settle in before boarding. The perks don't end once you leave the lounge. Onboard, the Premium service continues with unlimited drinks and quality snacks throughout the ride, making the trip feel seamless from start to finish. Brightline has done a great job creating a travel experience that feels elevated without being over the top, and the Orlando lounge is a great example of that. read more

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The bright line terminal is amazing at each station. They come in all different sizes, this one at Orlando airport is big. The standard waiting Lobby is larger than the one in Miami. The entrance is like coming in to a Star Wars terminal, very futuristic. It is within a new terminal full of glass and natural sunlight. The bottom of the terminal has a spacious side walk with many spots for shuttle and car share . Get Premium, it's worth it. read more

I was making a weekend trip to Orlando and then to Jacksonville. To avoid putting miles in my car i decided to take the Brightline and I'm glad U did. Very convenient process and location. I see why people take it to go to the amusement parks or to fly out of the Orlando airport because it drops you off right there. We got a rental through National and we were able to locate it with no problem. The station offers various bathrooms and options for a quick snack. Overall, very clean and great for long distance travel! read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

My Brightline trip from orlando to miami to fast, comfortable and reasonably Price. Everything Was Well Organized, And i had a great Travel experience. read more

Relaxing service from Orlando to Miami. There are a few stops along the way. Beats having to sit in traffic or deal with bad drivers on I95. They even have waitress service at your seat. If you are willing to spend more opt for premium and food and beverage is included and there is even a premium lounge at the terminal. read more

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Really nice Brightline station. Very clean, well organized. Easy to navigate. Spacious trains. Was able to purchase same day tix and board within minutes. Great for going down to South FL read more

I was very nervous for doing the Brightline for the first time. My ride was from Orlando to Fort Lauderdale and I had gotten the premium class tickets. From purchasing the tickets online I was able to select the times and seats smoothly. I had the time to read through everything and it was explained well. Purchased the tickets and was set for the trip. went to the station and was checked like usual for security reasons. They had a seperate lobby for premium members. They had food, drinks, charging stations and seating areas. When entering train my seat was clean and was close to the bathroom which was great! I was checked up on everytime and even for the menu. The attendant explained everything thoroughly and I enjoyed the drinks( liquor ) . The food was decent and was able to see the beautiful views. I would say I would take the Brightline way more times than driving. Especially the premium tickets!!! read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

I love using the brightline now, it's so convenient, the ride is super peaceful, I actually go on the premium lounge all the time and I would say it's so convenient, they have food available, they vary non alcoholic and alcoholic drinks, the lounge is very clean and the staff is always very friendly, the only thing I would say is that the kids play area is outside the premium lounge so they should have one inside, also the bathrooms are outside, but they are super clean. I loved it and would definitely use it more often. read more

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Walking into Brightline's Orlando station feels less like arriving at a train platform and more like stepping into the future Florida promised back in the space-race days. Glass walls let in enough sunlight to baptize even the grumpiest commuter. The air conditioning? Cold enough to resurrect Walt Disney himself. Here's the thing: this isn't built on nothing. A century ago, the railroads were Florida's lifeblood -- Henry Flagler dragged tracks through swamps and citrus groves, gambling that tourists would come. And they did. Then we abandoned it all for clogged highways and soul-sucking I-4 traffic. Now Brightline has resurrected that rail dream with stainless steel, Wi-Fi, and the audacity to run straight into Orlando International Airport's veins. Take the elevator and you're practically eye-to-eye with the Mouse. Kids squeal like it's already the Magic Kingdom. Parents grin, because for once they don't have to white-knuckle it through traffic purgatory. Bathrooms? Cleaner than half the resorts on International Drive. Service? Snappy and shockingly friendly for a place moving this many bodies. This isn't Amtrak in a Hawaiian shirt. This is Florida's second coming of the rails -- sleek, modern, unapologetically cool. A train ride that makes driving feel like a bad life choice. Skip the highway, save your sanity, and let Brightline prove that Florida can, in fact, do civilization. read more

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Who knew riding a train could feel so... chic? From the moment I stepped into the sleek Brightline terminal in Orlando (so clean you could eat off the floor... but don't), the experience was smooth sailing. Or should I say, smooth training? Booking? Easy peasy. Price? Surprisingly decent for how upscale it feels. Seats? Comfy enough to make you question your loyalty to airline travel. Plush leather, ample legroom, and yes - cup holders that actually fit your drink. Ambience? Think "Miami lounge meets high-speed rail." Blue LED lighting, whisper-quiet cars, and fellow travelers who are actually pleasant. Food? They do offer snacks and drinks onboard (for a fee, of course), which is a win when you're not in the mood to lug around trail mix or a gas station sandwich. Bonus: they serve wine. The ride from Orlando heading south toward Miami was seamless - with updates on the screen and comfy vibes all the way. Honestly, I didn't want to get off. Whether you're commuting, vacationing, or just looking for an excuse to avoid I-95 traffic, Brightline is 100% worth trying. Pro tip: Wear shades and a confident smirk - you'll feel like a boss riding this train. read more

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First time Brightline user and overall, I am impressed. I did a round-trip fair from Fort Lauderdale to Orlando and everything was seamless. From parking, boarding, and even getting ground transportation afterwards. Very easy and straightforward. Both trains were also on time, comfortable, and very clean. Will definitely use again in the future as needed. read more

This was my first time riding the Brightline. I did not expect it to be so clean and upscale. When I walked into the checkin area it was pretty empty. I was able to get though checkin really fast. Security was also easy to go through. Once I was in, there was a nice lounge/ bar area to enjoy some nice drinks. There was plenty of seating. Once the train arrived, the staff was clear on where we needed to go. Once I was on the train, I was in awe. It was so clean. I ordered mimosas and just enjoyed the view. There were plenty of snacks, drinks and food to order. The WiFi was very much appreciated. Anytime I am going down towards Miami I will most definitely be taking the Brightline read more

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Clean, well organized, easier than airport travel. Good at Mary Mary's was really good and served quickly. Slightly less expensive than the train food, but still pricey. I had a embanadas, hubby had chicken fingers, mouth better than expected. Bartender was very friendly. read more

Brightline Orlando Station - View from the bar at Mary Mary's, the only bar in the train station. - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

I'm currently riding in one of the premium cars on the Brightline as I type this review. It is so incredibly convenient, no matter which part of S Florida you're traveling to. As a few others mentioned, you just walk into the Brightline section of Terminal C at MCO and take the elevator to level 5. After going through security for 3 minutes, boom you're in the station. Really, you only need to arrive about 20 minutes ahead of departure time. But definitely get there earlier if you want to take advantage of all premium has to offer as there is a lounge with food and drinks. read more

Excellent customer service! When I first booked a trip to Miami, I needed to cancel and they gave me a credit since it was my first booking (even though I had the Smart Saver which doesn't allow for cancellations). So don't get the base ticket which is the Smart Saver, because luck will have it that you'll need to change or cancel and why loose? The Smart Saver allows you to pick your seat and bring carry on's at no extra charge. I purchased a pet add-on for $45 each way and my doggy Chloe was very comfortable. During this trip me & Chloe enjoyed every step from the staff at the ticketing desk, to the security check line where the guard was so sweet and friendly (what was cool though is how the other guard was on full alert which make me realize they are serious about security), to the super clean environment in the station and inside the cabins. The food offering needs improvement though so rather than spend $25 -$30 bucks on a sandwich (with snack & beverage with little meat and majority bread) plan ahead and either bring a lunch box or eat before you arrive. I was glad to see good brands like Mike's mustard and Natalie's OJ! The passenger mix was very diversified and there was a friendly, helpful and energetic atmosphere. Sitting back and enjoying the beautiful Florida scenery rather than fighting traffic made it an overall great experience. read more

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This is the way to travel! I needed to get to the Miami port for a cruise and couldn't wait to try out the Brightline for the first time. The whole experience was a breeze. You make your way to Terminal C. You can park in the lot right in front of Terminal C. The gate opens after scanning your cars E-PASS and will charge once leaving. It is a short walk into Terminal C, and you take the escalator that is right there up to the next floor, and BOOM, you are at the entrance for the Brightline. The security portion was a breeze. It was a quick process by placing your items on the security belt and scanning your phone for the ticket to let you in. Once inside the "station" there is a bar for coffee beverages and cocktails. A gift shop is available with clothing merchandise, sunscreen, snacks, etc. There were plenty of chairs and seating areas. The bathrooms were clean. There are water bottle fill stations. There are plenty of screens to see when the trains arrive. An announcement came over the speaker system to board, and it was really easy. I can't wait to travel on the Brightline again in a few months for my next cruise! read more

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First time using this train a week ago. Went from Orlando to Miami and back to Orlando the same day. I was dropping off my dad for a short vacation with my sister. I prefer this mode of transportation than having to drive it myself. Enjoyed the trip, but I regret not upgrading my ticket on the way back. The Premier Lounge with an earlier boarding with a bigger seat and food & beverage is worth the extra fee. Otherwise you're paying $18 per drink at Mary Mary bar. Similar prices on food, tiny portions. My advice... pay the darn $80 to experience it fully. read more

Happily surprised! I was on the fence to use it for so long, but I am so happy life pushed me to use it. I honestly feel like I was in Europe. I arrived way too early because I did not know what to expect . From the entrance by the airport, it is absolutely easy just go up the stairs or take the elevators, I was happily greeted by four different employees. One of them explained where to go and what to do ( which was just to go through the doors lol. They have a store with things that you may have forgotten and some cute merch. They also have a bar called Mary Mary. You can do the premium lounge, but honestly just a regular coach was super comfortable . You even have your tray and armrests. On my way back I had someone next to me, but I did not feel crash or invaded on my personal space. The only thing I would've loved is that the bathroom was a little bit more explicit on the door system closing. My ADHD did not help and thankfully somebody opened the door after I was done with my business. It was my fault by not reading, because I was just overstimulated checking everything out. read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Brightline has completely changed the game for traveling between Orlando and South Florida. I will literally never make that drive again because the train makes it so convenient, easy, and stress free. The train station in located inside the beautiful Terminal C are Orlando International Airport. Security is quick and the lounge area is a great place to relax or get some work done with complimentary WiFi. I love that when I ride in Premium I get some snacks and drinks included too! Kicking off a trip with a glass of bubbly feels so posh and not having to worry about packing snacks is really nice too. Pro tip: Be sure to add your checked bag when you book your ticket if you plan to bring one. The checked baggage space is limited and it does fill up. Also sign up for their emails because Brightline has new promo codes all the time and you can save a bunch! I plan to ride the train multiple times in 2025 and I'm really looking forward to when they expand routes into Tampa and Brevard in the future. It's the perfect way to get to a vacation at one of Florida's awesome cruise terminals! I highly encourage you to check out Brightline if you haven't done so already! read more

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This airport is clean. One of my favorite airports. The brightline station is a bit far off and a headache for ride share but it's ok read more

Brightline Orlando Station - Train Stations Near Me - Orlando, Florida