Skip the highway and let Brightline carry you from Miami to Orlando with speed and comfort. This train transfer is a practical option for theme-park days or quick business connections — here’s what to expect and how to plan.
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You step off the Brightline with the hum of the rails still in your bones and a corridor of palm-lined streets ahead. Windows have framed the inland flats — a slow parade of wetlands, citrus groves, and lakes — as the train carries you northward from Miami’s urban heat toward Orlando’s wide horizons.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal — suitable for virtually all fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Rail links shaped Florida’s growth; Brightline represents a recent revival of intercity passenger rail connecting major population centers and tourism hubs.
Conservation
Using intercity rail reduces individual car trips and parking pressure; stay on station platforms and follow posted rules to protect nearby wetlands and urban green spaces.
Reserve your spot on the Miami Train Transfer to Orlando Airport today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early
Plan to be at the station 30 minutes before departure to clear security and find seating.
Pack Carry-On Sized Luggage
Brightline has luggage limits and overhead storage; a compact roller keeps boarding quick.
Reserve Premium If You Want Quiet
Upgrading provides lounge access and priority boarding — useful when you’re heading straight to a park or flight.
Book Airport Transfer in Advance
If your final stop is Orlando International Airport, pre-book a shuttle or rideshare to guarantee timely connections.
Carry-on Roller or Backpack
Compact luggage fits in overhead bins and keeps transfers fast.
Refillable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is essential in Florida’s heat; fill before boarding.
summer
Portable Charger
Power outlets are available but a backup keeps devices ready for tickets and onward travel.
Light Layer or Hoodie
Trains and stations can be cool from air conditioning, especially in winter.
winter