Thursday, Brightline officials unveiled passenger-schedule details and hosted a 'reveal' event for the private rail company's newly finished 37,350-square-foot passenger station adjacent to Terminal C at Orlando International Airport. tourist flights to Orlando-Melbourne airport, adds Port Canaveral cruise ship How much do you know about it?īrightline train station at MLB? Melbourne airport officials push for passenger facility 'So to be able to actually sit on the train, relax, take a nap, watch a movie, do a crossword, have a cocktail, eat something - not have to do the rest-stop thing - we think it's going to be transformative,' Goddard said.īrightline quiz: Brightline trains soon will run from Miami to Orlando. You're dealing with weather,' Goddard told reporters Thursday, standing near a chrome row of 10 touchless turnstiles leading into Brightline's new Orlando passenger station. Because you have to be mentally engaged the entire time. Why ride a train? Goddard said a round-trip drive between congested Central Florida and gridlock-prone Miami is too much for some motorists to handle in a single day. One-way bundles for families of four will be available for less than $199, Brightline President Patrick Goddard said. One-way fare ticket prices will start at $79 and $149 for premium, which includes a lounge, complimentary meals and priority boarding. Tickets will go on sale in May for Brightline's new up-to-125 mph rail service linking Orlando with South Florida, with trains carrying up to 240 passengers each. Unlock unlimited digital access to Click here and subscribe today. Watch Video: Video: Brightline train station at Orlando International Airport

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