This station is located right in the heart of downtown Winter Park…read more Surrounded by the shops on Park Ave and a lovely viewing area for outside entertainment and the field used for the Winter Park Farmers Market every Saturday. This is a lively location with plenty to do while you wait for the train. Plenty to see, eat and shop! This is one of the better stops on the Sunrail!

Rode the sunrail on a BOGO ticket day down to Winter Park. First time on the Sunrail and I really…read moreenjoyed it. This was more busy than I assume a regular day would have been given the BOGO. But so many places to see , dine at and hang out with the family. We walked Park Ave , got some lunch and ice creaM. Very chill day and I would do this again

This was my first time on the sunrail. I thought it was a great experience. There was a lovely…read moreattendant there that was very helpful. The ride was was smooth and it was easy to identify when it was time to get off. The schedule is posted so it's easy to navigate your travel arrangements.

So much easier than driving and less expensive. Clean and always climate control perfect.read more

Riding the train through the park is always fun! There is usually no long lines or long waits and…read moreplenty of seats on the train. I enjoy seeing the animals along the ride. We saw giraffes, rhinos, just to name a few. It's fun to wave at all the people you pass especially the kids. It's also interesting to listen to the details given about the park while riding.

This is a destination we seek out every time we visit Busch Gardens. It gives us an opportunity to…read moresit, relax, and maybe catch a breeze on a hot day. We always catch glimpses of the animals that are on either side of the train's route. You never know what you'll see, but you will see something. We saw zebras, black rhinos, giraffes, ostriches, and more. Sometimes they are close. Most of the time they are far away. The young man or woman narrating the train ride is usually pleasant, with a good sense of humor. This is a fun ride while educating riders about animals! There are a lot of places to sit on the train, but on busy days, it can get full quickly. Times are posted for the next train, so wander around the area or if you're tired, stay here find a fan to stand near - especially when it's hot.

Cant wait to see the new renovations. When i was here it was closed and we had to be in a trailer…read morenext to it but its ok i always love the service and affordable tickets. Food on train I highly recommend

In the sense that you will eventually get to your destination for a price that is lower than flying…read moreand without the stress of driving, they get 2 stars. But I wouldn't recommend traveling by train if you are alone, especially if the travel times are not convenient. I traveled from Tampa to Jacksonville on a Sunday evening. The train arrived about 40 minutes late, and because the station is under construction, everyone was lined up at the platform in Florida heat at that time. Not fun. Not enough seating for everyone at the platform. There are no seat reservations for standard seats on this train. If you are traveling in a group, the porters will make sure you are seated together. But if you are traveling alone, you will be at the mercy of chance, and I lost that gamble during the trip. I spent my journey uncomfortable and stressed out. There is a cafe, but I did not go there. I didn't feel comfortable leaving my work computer at my seat unattended, and I didn't want to have to heft my computer bag and purse all the way to the dining car. Thankfully, I had packed a snack, so that sustained me for the 6+ hour journey. There's wifi, but it was not great, and my phone kept switching to using the 5G. The bathroom was pretty foul. I limited my water consumption to avoid using it, but I could smell it from my seat. We started 40 minutes late, but by the time we got to Jacksonville, we were more than an hour behind schedule. That meant I got to Jacksonville after 11pm, which wasn't great as a single female traveler. My employer is headquartered in Jacksonville, and there's no direct flight from Tampa. But based on my experience, I do not think the train is an option. I will have to drive the next time.

I had no idea this existed until I had someone visit from Belgium and she was very resourceful with…read morehow she got around Florida. One of the things I loved about her taking the train we were able to be with her until the train left. It was MUCH cheaper for her to take the train to Miami instead of fly. I think around $50 vs well over $100 to fly. It may take longer than flying but the price difference can make the difference between getting to where you want to go or not. We took the Tampa Black History tour before we came to the train station. Learned that B.B. King, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles, use to come through here and cross the street to play at the historic Jackson house. (Pictured...it's in bad shape, but they are hoping to restore it. It needs A LOT of LOVE) I highly recommend checking out the Tampa Bay History Center for history tours in Tampa. There is a lot of great history here! https://tampabayhistorycenter.org/

The station is under construction on the outside west side. The fencing leaves a small path for…read morepeople exiting to the pickup lane. Poor signage confuses passengers on which way to go. I recommend telling travelers to follow the signs to the parking lot on the east side and picking them up there until the construction is completed.

So nice to see a surviving Seaboard Airlines station. It was a pleasure to stroll around , close…read moremy eyes, and go back to those lost times. I can't give it a 5 as there is a museum but it is small and was not open. There are nearby a Seaboard caboose and a genuine Ringling car, nice.

Neat architecture and historic structure. They are open only limited days if you want to dig more…read moreinto the historical society aspect of things.

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

I had my first Brightline experience and I loved it! The Orlando station in the Terminal C area is…read moremodern, sleek and very clean. I purchased a Premium fare to the Boca station. I love the special seating for Premium riders. It's a comfortable lounge with access to complimentary wine and beer and snacks that you can enjoy while you await the departure time for your train. The Premium part of the train is amazing. I took the 12:30 departure and you then receive two drinks (even cocktails!) and a very nice lunch. My lunch consisted of a chicken and roasted corn pasta salad, a small cucumber and feta salad and caramel cheesecake. (The other selection was an arugula and spinach salad with hummus and veggies, plus a mango cheesecake.) I thought the lunch was very good! There is plenty of room for your carryon luggage in the racks above the seats, the seats are roomy and very comfortable and the staff in this section is friendly and attentive. (Special shout out to Monet!) The only slight issue is the vehicle traffic into and out of the Brightline terminal area. There is only one lane in and one lane out and I experienced heavy traffic that morning entering the station. It took nearly 10 minutes to get from the turn off into the Brightline entrance to the terminal itself as it was bumper to bumper traffic all the way in. Overall though, a great way to get from Orlando to South Florida in a relaxing ride there!