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Brightline has made it easier to get to Disney World from Southern Florida, and now they’re about to make some West Coast people’s lives a bit easier, too!
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Brightline, the high-speed train that services Southern Florida, opened a station in Orlando making it even easier for people coming from Miami to get to Disney World. But now, it seems the West Coasters are also going to have access to some 200+ mile-per-hour travel soon!
We all want traveling to be as smooth and as efficient as possible.
EPCOT
We want to quickest and most direct flights, and we don’t like sitting in traffic. Well, there’s a new transportation method in town that might be the most efficient mode yet — and it opens today, September 22nd.
There’s a MAJOR project in Florida that’s been under construction for a while. No, we’re not talking about the EPCOT transformation this time. Instead, we’re talking about the new Brightline train service that will soon connect the Orlando International Airport to South Florida. This new transportation option could be a major game-changer for travelers!
Orlando Airport
As you may have heard, the grand opening of the Brightline high-speed train has experienced a few delays this year, but it is officially set to begin service soon. Ahead of opening day, Brightline just announced a NEW partnership.
Plans have been in the works since 2018 for a high-speed train that would run from the Orlando Airport to Disney World, but it appears that those plans are not going to come to fruition.
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After long debates about the route the train would take, it was decided in May that the Brightline would share tracks that currently house the SunRail Commuter system, and take it from the airport, to the Orange County Convention Center, and then down International Drive before going to Disney World, where a station was expected to be built near — but not on — Disney World property.
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