First look at the new Brightline station at the Orlando International Airport. What’s the latest about the high-speed train between Orlando and Miami? When will it be ready? How much is it going to cost? Here you can find all answers. Also, did you know the Orlando airport is expanding? In September they’re opening the new Terminal C.
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The latest about the Brightline high-speed train between Miami-Orlando
00:00 Why I’m here?
01:09 New train station at the airport
01:27 Inside the Brightline station under construction – what to expect?
05:29 Riding the airport’s local train
06:01 Price
06:20 How modern will this station be?
06:54 The new Terminal C at the Orlando airport
08:46 Unanswered questions along the video
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21 Comments
Surprise! Just a quick break in the Mexico series as I just had behind-the-scenes access to a construction area at the Orlando airport and learned all the latest about the new high-speed train between Orlando and Miami 🧐. I figured I should better share asap 😉. If you'd rather watch the Mexico videos, they're here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el6PmzJe4Kg&list=PLUt18OGs5Ho5UAUJIldv_aNbEyYbf44iO (many more to come 😁)
High speed trains are awesome 🚄🚇🚈🚉🚅 We in California cant hardly wait for our high speed train from San Francisco to San Diego to finish being built by 2029…
i took the train back in 2018 from miami to west palm beach and it was like $30 per person but miami to orlando for $100 is to expensive. we are a family of 4 and it will be like $400 but if we drive we may spend like $100 on gas and not counting probably renting or gettting an uber from the airport to the hotel.
snail train. 200 km/h, that is a joke
Cool..
3hrs n 15mins that is how much it takes me now
Where does it drop you in Miami? Are there rental cars available?
sounds like even more jobs lost to so called technology. Gotta love capitalism.
I know that people are saying it takes as long as driving, but the benefit is not having to drive. No risk of getting into an accident or having to deal with a slow down on the highway. Depending on the total cost including having to get a Uber, it'll be a interesting comparison.
I remember when you only had 100 subs ! Keep up the good work !
EXELENTE informacion gracias saludos
American first build the new speedy train faster than China.
3 hours and 15 minutes?! I thought this was high speed? I've driven there faster then this AND i didn't have to go to the airport
It's a great start but incredibly underwhelming , as a Miami resident I remember that the pitch was employee would be able to live in Miami and commute to Orlando for work in under 30 mins. At 125 mph It's too slow for me to consider it an alternative as a South Florida resident. 3 hrs and 15 minutes is more than I take driving from where I live to Orlando. We need high-Speed rails like in Japan or Europe , Its a start and I hope there is some use to hopefully incentive faster trains on the system. But for 100 dollars I have a hard time seeing the appeal as a south Florida resident when I can just go and drive up in less time for less money in my own personal space.
Is there any real need to get somewhere faster than if you went slowly unless you have to get there in half the time that you did before ?!Everyone is in such a rush , for what ? just enjoy the travel , its sometimes the best part of it !
As a long time Fl resident… This is not Highly Anticipated… We could care less.
What camera do you use for your videos?
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Pay twice to ride both trains.
Brightline is certainly not 'high-speed rail' by any objective international standard. True 'high-speed rail' is currently available only in Europe and Asia and requires dedicated track. Brightline will travel on the same tracks as freight through much of its route, and will never achieve 'high-speed'.
Hi. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I would like to know if this train is for the public to travel back and forth from Orlando to Miami, or if it's only a kind of luxurious perk for airport passengers? Like, can I just take the train at a train station and go to Orlando? Why do I need to go to an airport? Thank you