West Palm Beach to Orlando by Train

About 2 hours on Brightline. Compare departures and live fares, then book in a few clicks.

The West Palm Beach to Orlando route

Brightline links downtown West Palm Beach with Orlando International Airport in about 2 hours — the fastest rail hop from the Palm Beaches to Central Florida, with departures spread across the day.

  • Journey time about 2 hours
  • Departs West Palm Beach
  • Arrives Orlando International Airport
  • Stops No intermediate stations — it runs express to Orlando

Stations

Trains depart from at 501 Evernia Street in downtown West Palm Beach, walking distance from Clematis Street and Rosemary Square. On the other end, you arrive inside Terminal C at Orlando International Airport (MCO), about 30-45 minutes by car or rideshare from Walt Disney World and Universal Studios.

Train vs. driving

Driving from West Palm Beach to Orlando is about 170 miles and 2½ hours on the Turnpike in good traffic. The train does it in about 2 hours, downtown to airport, with Wi-Fi the whole way.

Good to know

West Palm Beach's station is in the heart of downtown, steps from Clematis Street. On the Orlando end you arrive inside Terminal C at Orlando International Airport, about 30-45 minutes from the Disney and Universal parks by rideshare or shuttle. Book ahead — dynamic fares reward early planners.

West Palm Beach to Orlando — frequently asked questions

How long is the train from West Palm Beach to Orlando?

About 2 hours on Brightline, from downtown West Palm Beach to Terminal C at Orlando International Airport.

Where is the West Palm Beach train station?

At 501 Evernia Street in downtown West Palm Beach, walking distance from Clematis Street and Rosemary Square.

Is the West Palm Beach to Orlando train nonstop?

Yes — northbound Brightline trains run express from West Palm Beach to Orlando International Airport with no intermediate stops.

How much does the West Palm Beach to Orlando train cost?

Fares are dynamic and vary by date and demand. Search your date above to see live prices; advance bookings are usually the cheapest.