Brightline officially unveiled its finished Orlando station Thursday, as the high-speed railway is set to begin ticket sales from the central Florida stop next month.
Tickets between Miami and Orlando will go on sale in May with one-way fares starting at $79 and one-way premium seats starting at $149.
Bundles for families of four will be available for less than $199 one-way.
The company said service between Orlando and South Florida will begin this summer, but didn't give an exact date.
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Brightline’s schedule between central and South Florida will include 16 daily round-trips, with hourly northbound and southbound departures.
Nonstop trains will connect Orlando and Miami in just under 3 hours, with regular service trains taking an extra 30 minutes.
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The new 37,350 square foot station is located in Orlando International Airport.
Brightline has been running from downtown Miami to downtown West Palm Beach with a stop in between in downtown Fort Lauderdale. Two new stations in Aventura and Boca Raton opened in December.
The high-speed trains can reach speeds faster than 70 mph.
