The Lynx Sunrail station is conveniently located downtown Orlando. It is clean and has easy access…read moreto both North and Southbound routes. I have never had any issues here, there's always Sunrail staff/security at the station, equipment works well and station is lit up at night. Since this is in a high-traffic area expect to see more commuters getting and off the train or even waiting for the train than in other areas, specifically during morning and afternoon rush hours on weekdays. In case you are new to using the Sunrail, it only operates during the weekdays. Occasionally on the weekend, if there's a lot going on downtown Orlando. They usually give a heads up if service will be available. Keep in mind this location doesn't have a parking lot compared to other stations.

So I've had both good and bad experiences. There are some bus drivers that me and my family do…read morelike, that actually do the proper protocol for someone in a wheelchair, which I like. The main female Supervisor has helped us multiple times when we have had to complain about a lot of bus drivers. There are quite a few bus drivers that have endangered my life when I am in my wheelchair and caused me to either fall or almost fall. There have been over 30 times because of certain bis drivers that My life, before and since I got my pacemaker has been put in danger when I am in my wheelchair. In my personal opinion that needs to be addressed. Also personal opinion, I think bus drivers SHOULD be given the same mandatory training on how to handle someone who is autistic that EMT's do.

I just returned from a Blue Walk Art tour with owners Jeannette and Suzy, and artist Mary Beth…read moreShaw. Whether you're traveling alone, with a friend or spouse, this is truly the trip of a lifetime. You can opt out of any of the walks or hikes, but you will miss the most beautiful scenery. We stayed in Barcelona for two nights and saw so much of the city along with tours of La Sagrada de familia and Santa Pau, a renovated hospital - now an art nouveau site. Along with city walks and wonderful food, it's a great way to get a feel for this bustling city. Jeannette and Suzy find such interesting restaurants and locations to visit and make the metro trips so easy. The Costa Brava portion was incredibly beautiful, walks between medieval towns, hikes along the coast, great food and an incredible hotel location. Art class with MaryBeth was stellar and we all made beautiful art journals, learning new techniques along the way. I can't recommend Blue Walk tours enough!

My husband and I did the Blue Walk tour to Italy that included Search…read moreCinque Terre and Lake Como. We spent several weeks in Italy, the first half we were with the Blue Walk and then we went off on our own to a few cities when the tour ended. The Blue Walk portion of our trip was BY FAR the best part. So relaxing. The guides handled everything. The hotels were just lovely, so many wonderful walks and meals and cocktails and we made some new friends. I thought it was a really good price for what we got, and I would definitely recommend The Blue Walk to others. The other members of the tour were lovely and we made several friends that we continue to keep in contact with. I just want to thank the guides for everything they did for us and thank God they spoke the language and could help us communicate to others.

This is by far the best airport we have to fly out of near our house. This trip we are traveling…read morewith our little Miniature Pincher for the first time. The counter agent for Allegiant was super friendly and helpful in answering our questions. The TSA security agent was very friendly and helpful by having my wife take our pet out of the travel carrier and he even reached out a pet our little Lilly. We have travelled out of this airport many times and it is always the best from parking to check to the gate. I highly recommend it!

Major morning delays defeated the convenience of a smaller airport…read more We picked SFB to avoid MCO's crowds, but our experience on June 25th was just as time-consuming. Arriving at 5:00 AM for a 7:05 AM flight, we walked into total chaos. A shortage of ticket agents created huge lines, with staff agents resorting to shouting out specific destinations every few minutes to pull panicking passengers forward whose flights were actively boarding.Between check-in delays and an unsympathetic TSA officer at security, we nearly missed our plane. Disappointing experience for what is supposed to be a low-stress alternative

Sanford has three historic districts, The Downtown Commercial Historic District, Sanford…read moreResidential Historic District, and the Georgetown Historic District which are all listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Downtown Commercial District was designated a U.S. Historic District on June 15, 1976. It includes parts of 1st, 2nd, and Commercial Streets, between Palmetto and Oak Streets with 29 historic buildings, including the PICO Building at 209 North Oak. The Sanford Residential Historic District was designated a U.S. Historic District on December 15, 1989. The district is bounded by Sanford Avenue, 14th Street, Elm Avenue, and 3rd Street and it contains 432 historic buildings, including the Old Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital and Sanford Grammar School. The Georgetown Historic District was designated a U.S. Historic District on October 8, 2020. It is historically an African-American neighborhood established around 1870 known for its historic architecture and proximity to downtown Sanford and Lake Monroe. Today among the beautiful, historic architecture you will find award-winning restaurants, craft breweries, gastropubs, shopping, vibrant art, and a marina for fishing, boating and river dinner cruises. You can stop in at the Sanford Welcome Center in the historic post office where you will find free information about all Sanford has to offer. I loved my visit to Sanford where I could indulge in my passion for history and art, while enjoying great eats and drinks in a friendly and welcoming town.

Sanford is definitely the area to walk around Lol. This place is huge for a small town and so much…read moreto sight see. I will say though the water next to this area smells horrible and is murky and black. But besides that the historical factor is super interesting and cool.

Besides a private boat, there is no better way to explore the beautiful lakes and canals of Winter…read morePark! Here is what you need to know: - Time Investment: One Hour (In my opinion, the perfect amount of time) - Investment: $20 for adults, $10 for children. Truly a deal and enjoyable for all ages. - What you will see/learn: If you like history, nature, or just getting a really good tan you will not be disappointed. The true highlight was getting all the tea about the beautiful houses that line the canal and their owners. - Tips: Bring water, sunscreen, and a good hat. If you are hard of hearing, sit near the front. There is a bathroom right before you purchase the tickets and a small covered seated area if you come early. The ride is very gentle and my four year old took a nice little nap as soon as the motor started running. It can get really hot so I recommend booking an early or late afternoon tour if you are sensitive to the sun. We all had lots of fun.

My mom absolutely LOVED this! We brought her for her birthday and she had the best time!…read more Firstly, I recommend getting there with plenty of time to park and check-in. The tours are on a first come, first serve basis and leave every hour on the hour. One of the canals was closed for construction when we went but it was truly still so lovely. Our tour guide provided so much history and information! Pro-Tip: SUNSCREEN, handheld fans and water. The boats are not covered and it can get very hot. They do not allow umbrellas for cover. This tour has been around for a while and I can't believe this was my first time taking one. I absolutely had the best time. Looking forward to bringing more visitors to do something so very central Florida! It's grand!

I have been wanting to go on the Barbara Lee for YEARS and we finally did it! I decided I wanted to…read morecelebrate my birthday during their Italian Night with a wine pairing. Our party ended up being 20 of us and we were able to share a unique link for purchasing tickets so our party was all linked together as one party. When we first boarded, there really wasn't any direction as to what to do or what we could do so we just sat down at our table and waited for someone. We weren't sure if we could or should go to the bar to order drinks or if we could walk around before dinner. It took a while (10+ minutes) for anyone to approach our table.) Once someone approached our table we ordered drinks and then walked around the boat. We went to the top deck to take some photos and watch the sunset before dinner started. Once dinner started we were able to go the buffet as munch as we wished. Since it was Italian night they had all Italian dishes, none of the dishes really stood out but nothing was bad. It was good, but not like wow! While eating they started pouring our wine samples. We got two red and two white samples and a sommelier talked us through each sample. After the first two samples they gave us a break to walk around, go to the bathroom, etc. I would have preferred a shorter break in the middle of dinner and more time in the beginning so that we could spend more time on the deck while the sun set. Tickets for this event were $65 and in my opinion it was worth it. We had a great time and it was something I could check of my bucket list!

"I see skies of blue and clouds of white The bright blessed…read moredays, the dark sacred nights And I think to myself...What a wonderful world" by Louis Armstrong The best lyrics for such an experience on this ship. My newly created memory is so dear to me now. Just starting from the entry of the shop to pick up tickets. The staff was so bubbly with smiles and welcoming energy to assist you once you came in. Then after receiving our tickets we got to walk around a bit to enjoy the breeze. Now 15 minutes before our sail time they started guiding everyone to their designated tables. Once we were seated we were informed of all our important safety information while aboard and locations of the restrooms. Then our server came over to take our drinks. Our table was filled with charcuterie boards with fruit and cheese with sweet tea, watermelon tea, and water available within arms reach. We had a live performance throughout the interior time. They even sung requested songs. I enjoyed watching all of the other married couples get up and dance. My husband even got me to get a dance floor for one of the songs. Lol I was so nervous but I really enjoyed it. Once the food started rolling in we started with a house salad and bread. Then we got up and walked around the ship. We took photos and watched the sunset. It was so peaceful with amazing songs playing softly in the background. Once they announced dinner was being served we headed down to our table. Now about my Savory Herb Roasted Half Chicken with a White Wine Supreme Chicken Sauce.I chef's kiss for sure. I picked mashed potatoes and corn for my sides. Anyone who knows me know I love me some corn. Lol the chicken was so juicy all the way through. Flavor was perfect from the white meat to the dark meat parts. I was so stuffed you could probably roll me off the ship afterwards. Lol I enjoyed being able to try two virgin mocktails with a carrot cake that surprised me. The dessert was so tasty and fluffy. I could barely finish it. if ypu have not given this experience a try I highly recommend it. Thank you to the captain and staff on board you guys did amazing!!

No this is the spot to be! The Church Street Station stop…read morehas the most to do on any of the North Bound stops from downtown Orlando to Altamonte Springs. Located in the center of Downtown Orlando, this train station is the best for events in Orlando. We took this train from Altamonte to DTO for a Solar Bears game! Theirs plenty to do in the area while you wait for the train! Plenty to see, plenty to eat and plenty of shops to spend money! They're building something next to this stop, I'm hoping it's a proper train station or some sort of outpost. Could be a food hall!

This route at Church Street is when I am taking the train northbound in the late afternoons/early…read moreevening. Sometimes the train is on time, sometimes it's a little bit late. This is a totally relaxing experience when compared with the "free ride" period which ran at max passenger capacity. If you are interested in SunRail try it now while it's new and you have to pay. It's worth the cost. The joyriders made it a nightmare, but it's not like that now. I see the cars driving on I-4 as the train pulls out of downtown Orlando. I am so so happy to have a mass transit option, but SunRail is still working out the timing kinks here in Central Florida. This station - there is seating on metal benches and a short shade canopy over the benches at Church Street. It's okay seating, but unlikely it will provide much shade or protection from Florida's summer torrential rains. There is no dedicated SunRail parking lot here, but lots of garage and City of Orlando parking downtown. Come try it out, it's so much better than driving yourself.

I can't believe I waited this long to finally ride the Sunrail. Today was my first experience as…read moresuggested by my manager. It was beyond my expectations. You can park your car for free. Then you buy your pass and navigate to your sunrail stop. Make sure your on the correct side!!! Haha I ran across last minute. I suggest giving yourself 15 mins extra if it's your first time. I traveled from the Tupperware station in Kissimmee to DeBary for my work meeting. The Sunrail has two levels. I sat at the top at a four person table equipped with a charger port. It was such a smooth ride. I was able to get work done on my computer using their complimentary wifi. The stops don't take very long. You barely notice they stop. The views are lovely and each stop seems to be located in a nice location. It's very inexpensive to buy a ticket and you can relax and avoid Florida traffic. I can't wait for them to open on weekends one day so I can go with my family to downtown Orlando events, the Zoo in Sanford or a nice day in downtown Winterpark. Highly suggest!!