Brightline unveils Orlando station! 

for the rich to travel and the poor to do what exactly?

@@zandresteven7983 Be mad your local/state government for not providing easy access low cost mass transit in the form of a Brightline service. For now I guess "the poor" will have to stick to Greyhound and or Amtrak for their Orlando to Miami needs.

Patrick why don't you shutup you troll.

It wasn't July 2017 it was January 2018 when they started operations. You look at the raw deaths and go "train bad," but what you fail to account for is the fact that between Miami and WPB, there are *174* level crossings alone on that 67-mile stretch. That's almost 2.6 level crossings per mile on average and that was all built by the FEC back in the late 1800s. You want them to prevent deaths? They've been doing upgrades to level crossings but even that isn't enough because drivers down there are absolute dopes.

MYbe if Americans knew how to drive there wouldn't be fatalities or accidents..... trains literally are on a track and nowhere else so getting hit by one needs a special kind of stupid

And how many automobile fatalities on I-95 in the same time span?

What is your point? Most have been suicides. Has zero to do with Brightline.

Imagine flying or driving when you get this beautiful train

@@nolantherailfan5048 Ill be dreaming of something I cant afford. Sucks.

@@zandresteven7983 I think it makes more sense for single riders and if you are going from Orlando all the way to Miami.

There are family ticket bundles for $199, so round trip is $398.

Also there is no way you're doing round trip for only $60 gas, not to mention the depreciation and maintenance from the miles you're putting on your car

BS is flooding the comments section with your same "BS" take.

@@Ven100 You are a dirty BS troll

I would never take greyhound because it's slow and super dirty.