Disney4me Posted March 22, 2022 Report Posted March 22, 2022 Did you know that in the future, you will be able to take a train to Disney World from the airport instead of grabbing an Uber or hopping on Disney’s Magical Express replacement? No, not THIS kind of train (but that would be super fun!). That’s right — Brightline is planning to connect from the Orlando International Airport to Disney World. But, right now, the Brightline train only runs from Miami to West Palm Beach, so it is also currently expanding up to Orlando. And now, this route has hit another major milestone in its construction! Work on the Brightline’s extension recently hit 75% completion, according to Orlando Business Journal. This info was shared in Brightline’s most recent monthly bond disclosure. ©Brightline The $2.7 billion extension is a 170-mile stretch between Orlando International Airport and West Palm Beach, Florida. ©Brightline Just in February, Brightline completed a 3.5-mile segment near the Orlando airport, which was the first segment of the project to finish construction. A second set of new trains were also delivered to the Orlando vehicle maintenance facility. Test runs also began back in January from West Palm beach to Cocoa Beach so drivers could get familiar with the route. ©Brightline The project should be done by the end of this year, but that is only the estimated date of construction being completed, not when the service would begin. Brightline is also working on a proposed Tampa extension, according to Orlando Business Journal. ©Brightline Stay tuned to DFB for more news and updates about the Brightline Train. Click here to learn more about the Brightline train Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Would you take a train to Disney World? Tell us know in the comments!The post We Have an Update About the Train Coming to Orlando’s Airport! first appeared on the disney food blog.View the full article Quote
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