This station is a short distance from the Orlando Health campus. I don't know why I haven't…read moretravelled much via train before but I decided to forego having to drive from Tampa to Orlando and just relax and let someone else do the work. This station was revived by a community effort to preserve some of the history of Orlando and when you enter the doors of the station it's almost like turning back a page in time. There is plenty of wooden seating for everyone to spread out and socially distance. There are clean restrooms and staff on site to help with checking baggage and providing information about the trains and schedules. I believe that you get 2 checked bags and two carryons with your ticket which is much more than what you can bring on an airplane for the price you pay. If you get tired of sitting inside you can walk around outside around the historic building or watch the trains go by. It's easy to get a taxi or rideshare from here as well. As I walked around the building, I did like that the sign outside recognizes the history of segregation and how the station used to have separate segregated restrooms and waiting rooms. So yikes have changed but there still is a long way to go. I just like that it is publicly recognized on a sign near the entrance. This is a great train station. I felt safe and the waiting area was reasonably clean and cool while I waited for my silver bullet train. I believe the Hertz location that used to be onsite is permanently closed.

Rent a car. This train has been delayed twice, and we were notified of only the 1st delay, and they…read moretook forever to announce that as well. The information was on the website, so they can't say they did not know. This is the worst kind of service. They have ppl sitting in this heat they should at least provide you water while you wait since it is their fault they are late. At the very least notify us of these delays as you know about them. Mel Bs hot dogs and sausage stand is really good though. She also takes cards

I started taking the Sunrail to work after I moved further away from downtown. I have only good…read morethings to say about my experience. I have saved a ton of money taking the train. No tolls, no harsh miles on my car, and only filing up my gas tank every three weeks. I just drive a few minutes to the station, get on, and relax. I listen to music, check emails, catch up on work and laugh as we pass by everyone sitting in Orlando traffic. The cabins are clean and many of the passengers are professionals commuting to and from work. The attendants are really friendly and upbeat. I have experienced one delay, which was due to an accident. Otherwise, it's always on time. The train is great if you live and work next to a station. I got lucky in the regard. I am hoping that they will eventually expand Sunrail to allow more routes.

So we got here at the Amtrak extra early to make sure we could get everything checked. And we even…read morebought our bikes. Tyler and Diane were just awesome with checking in our bags, letting us know where we need to go when it's time and they even lost their stuff like our carry on while we went and got something to eat down the street. The hospital down the street has a Subway and a cafeteria. We had Subway that lost him which was awesome. Now we're just waiting on the train. No matter what anybody says the employee each year have been too nice to ask. They get 5 stars in my book.

Don't trust this company if you are doing group orders!!!…read more Very poor pricing - they promised my group one amount and then changed it without informing me of a time limit to pay. This is shady and the ai voice system is the worst. I don't recommend that groups use this company for questionable practices in ordering.

I have taken Amtrak twice now and found it to be horrible. Trains are always late. When…read morepassengers are told to silence their phones, do you think they do it? Hell no!! No longer will I take Amtrak. If you want late trains, this is for you!!

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.

Out of all the Sunrail stops, this is my personal favorite. The proximity to Park Ave is…read moreunbeatable. Make sure to arrive in plenty of time to purchase a ticket and sign in.

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!

Very nice queue while waiting to take Hogwarts Express Train from Universal to Islands. Indoors,…read moreair conditioning, cool things to look at. What more could you want? So much better than making the walk from Park to Park. Take a break and cool off waiting for the train instead of more walking in the Orlando heat and humidity. Yes, please! Definitely take the train if going from Park to Park. Not to mention it's really fun and kids will love it!

A long, large area where you have express lanes and regular lanes, a lot of stairs and one elevator…read moreup/down... You need a 2-park ticket to be able to ride the Hogwarts Express, this is the station in the London area (King's Cross Station) that's pseudo-faithfully represented - a cool one-way mirror effect allows you to see people "walk" into the wall. The owl there is in rough shape... doesn't really look real at all, but the train coming into the station is awesome, lots of good photos there. Air conditioned waiting area, at least, was good, though thew ait here was significantly longer than at the Hogsmeade side. Not sure if they were just better at filling folks and moving them from IoA to USF, or just fewer people headed to USF.

Tired of I4 traffic? Look no further than the Sunrail --- especially this stop, which features easy…read morewalking access to the Orlando Science Center, The Orlando Rep, the art museum, Loch Haven Park and more! Also directly next to this stop is the Florida Hospital complex and the Ronald McDonald House. The station is clean, well lit, and easily accessible. I had no safety concerns and there were ample crosswalks to get us from place to place. I would give it a 5 stars, but it's missing vending/restrooms that are offered in other station locations. In the afternoon trains run further apart and the wait can be lengthy in the Florida sun without access to a drink - or with kids, a bathroom.

Today starts paid service. Bought a prepay card, $5 one time charge for the card and then keep…read moreloading it with $$. After 2 weeks the morning trains have been exactly on time to the minute, no issues, at least at 6am. I take my bike on for an easy sweat-free morning commute, $2, and then bike home. So happy for more downtown commuting options.

A dream come true. That's the only way to describe it. I never thought that I would actually get to…read moreride on the Hogwarts express! The entire experience is magical and ingenious. The fact that Universal actually made the train a means of transportation around the park is astounding. The station itself is not only accurate and detailed, but adds to the anticipation. From the moment the ride started, you feel like a character, sitting in the cubbies and seeing the "view" pass by. The interior is clean and spacious as well. A great time and way to immerse yourself even more in the HP world!

You can stop to grab the Hogwarts Express back to London (Universal Studios Florida) here - queue…read moreincludes lines for express pass users as well as the normal folks, and queuing here wasn't as long as from the London King's Cross side. It's quite close to the entrance of the Hogsmeade Village with a full train locomotive photo op area outside the entry (sometimes a conductor there). There's not much decor inside but at the same time it's a bit faster. Screens in the train I describe on the review for the Ride itself!

This is a quiet station compared to some of the others. It is in walking distance to the Maitland…read moreshopping center with plenty to do though. As for the stop itself, theirs not much to do unless you walk towards the above mentioned area. It's a quiet parking lot stop worthy for commuters, not so much for touring. If you're looking for entertainment in walking distance, this isn't the stop for you.

Very clean and welcoming. Definitely safe and good for families. Convenience is important and this…read moreis a step in the right direction, for sure! The split levels are an added bonus! The downside about this particular stop is that the ticket machines on the southbound side seem to have problems with credit cards causing people to miss trains. The sun seems to be hitting pretty hard on the machines causing the monitors to be difficult to read. I entered my pin number and hit "enter" despite not seeing anything on the screen and that seemed to do the trick. When I tapped my card to board the train it said "denied" but when I got off the train at Sand lake it said "accepted"... Something clearly isn't working.