A Not-So-Regular Brightline Trip to Orlando 

Thank you so much for tips! And more trains, more trains 👏👏👏🤜🤛😎👍

What a comfortable “bright” way to travel! Easy and restful! Once they get the overbooking taken. Care of, it will be quite successful!

In trains you should hold the smartphone right next to the window. The speeding app needs 3 satellite signals to calculate the actual speed.

I liked the vid. It was awesome!

On my end, I wish I had known that bright line does not offer refunds back to your card, they only issue credit for another ticket. My uncle that lives in another state canceled his ticket and rode the train with out any issue another day, expecting that canceled meant refund, but now they only want to issue a credit that he will never use. I wish Brightline would be more accommodating with refund situations, credit only is not practical. Just an FYI to other people, be careful before you hit the cancel button on the site.

Looks really good, but they will need to get their booking (computer formats) up graded so they won’t overbook.

Bummer 😢

Did you end up buying the playing cards, that is what I would buy for myself.

Nice vlog. Thanks. I booked the first train from Boca Raton which was 7:38am, yes was there when I booked. They rescheduled it to 3:43pm and moved the backward journey to 11:35am. So, stupid. I had to cancel the trip. From my previous experience going to Miami, half of the staff is really nice while other half is really rude. Don't know what's deal. Was that lady at 31:18 yelling at you?

Where did you find the map at 0:30? Also, great to see how busy the station was at 2:04.

question, could u feel how fast the train was going? Also with the backwards facing seats, is it any different than the forward facing ones? Thank you! :)

This train was slow 😢

This truly feels like an airport designer was given a short description of what a train station is like and tried to make one without even having seen one. I guess it works but it just feels a bit 'off' to me in all the videos I've seen of it. Edit: Those platforms look very narrow to me. It'll be interesting to see how well they cope if this ever gets proper ridership.

Too many trains running too fast through neighborhoods. Killed a pedestrian yesterday in Melbourne. Sadly first of many to come.

Not enough stops.

Okay, here are the issues I have with this video are these. It appears you're doing mostly voice-over, which is courteous. But there's also LOTS of real-time narration, and I don't think that is polite. I can imagine, given that you said it's a peaceful environment on Brightline, that your narration is super-annoying to other first class passengers. The seats are reserved so it's not like people can move away from you. It's kind of superfluous and it does not add any value to your video. E.g. , train stopped. That's what trains do! That does not characterize a train voyage as "chaotic and it definitely does not need your ongoing verbal description.. Worse, you're filming LOTS of passengers without their permission. If that was me, I'd be furious. You can tell at least a few are annoyed. It's not a terrible video, and there's some good information here, but it's not like there haven't been dozens of others on RU-vid pretty much just like this. I think amateur videographers and content makers need to be a LOT more aware of the rights of others and try to be as unobtrusive as possible. This video just seems so invasive.