Disembarkation Time To Catch Train To Orlando

[kateandy08096]

currently they do have some offers for children tickets. I am toying with a trip and the one way fare for a family of 4 is 197 for our dates. A rental car prob will be cheaper but the kids may want the train. Normally the fare is 316.

I noticed for our one way trip from Ft Lauderdale to Orlando Feb 28th 1 adult 1 child would be $117 and change. Not sure if the child's ticket is always that price or not but I can't see paying $79 for my 7 year old

 

[kateandy08096]

Would anyone know if I booked wheelchair seats would we have an actual seat and my mobility scooter can be parked in front of my feet space? The scooter does fold and come apart if needed

 

[erionm]

Would anyone know if I booked wheelchair seats would we have an actual seat and my mobility scooter can be parked in front of my feet space? The scooter does fold and come apart if neededView attachment 803281

This is an image on their website of the wheelchair seating:

 

[kateandy08096]

This is an image on their website of the wheelchair seating:
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I seen that however I have to choose wheelchair sitting for both myself and granddaughter or she will be 3 rows up. I emailed brightline days ago and haven't heard back but this is what my seat assignment chart looks like when I'm about to book. It shows 2 seats

 

[lanejudy]

renting a car and dropping off at MCO. Once we arrive at MCO I would be getting on the old sunshine flyer heading to WDW

I can't speak directly to the Brightline train, though in general I like train travel.

But I wanted to point out an option that you may or may not have considered... instead of a rental with return at MCO, have you considered a rental with drop-off at the WDW Care Care Center? It would eliminate the need for the extra shuttle (Sunshine Flyer) from MCO because you could go directly to WDW, drop off luggage (and maybe people) at the resort, then drop-off the car at CCC with an internal (free) shuttle back to your resort or a park.

 

[kateandy08096]

I can't speak directly to the Brightline train, though in general I like train travel.

But I wanted to point out an option that you may or may not have considered... instead of a rental with return at MCO, have you considered a rental with drop-off at the WDW Care Care Center? It would eliminate the need for the extra shuttle (Sunshine Flyer) from MCO because you could go directly to WDW, drop off luggage (and maybe people) at the resort, then drop-off the car at CCC with an internal (free) shuttle back to your resort or a park.

That's actually a great idea! I totally forgot about that location we usually drive so I have to put my thinking cap on

 

[nancipants]

We took Brightline from MCO to Miami for the Panama Canal cruise. The experience was fantastic. The trains were clean and spacious, and the train stations were easy to navigate.

Note that there is a discount if you book 4 or more tickets. We were going to rent a van, but it ended up being cheaper to pay for four adults/one child on Brightline, even with luggage.