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Located near the intersection of South Street and Garland Avenue, the SunRail station at Church Street serves the downtown business area and the city’s booming residential and entertainment district.

Centrally located in downtown Orlando, the SunRail station at Lynx Central Station, near the intersection of Amelia Street and Garland Avenue, provides quick and easy transfers to the region’s bus network. The Orange County and federal courthouses, Orange County Public Library, several educational facilities, and downtown business activities are within easy walking distance, as are all of downtown Orlando’s shopping, entertainment and recreational venues.

One of the largest employers in Central Florida, the AdventHealth Station is located at the hospital’s main campus in downtown Orlando, near the intersection of Rollins Street and Orange Avenue.

Located near the intersection of Morse Boulevard and Park Avenue, the charming Winter Park station fronts historic Central Park and the city’s fabled Park Avenue shopping and dining district. This station is also a connection with Amtrak.

The Maitland Station is located across the street from the Mercedes Benz of Orlando dealership, just south of the Maitland Boulevard overpass, on U.S. Highway 17-92. The station is within walking distance of the city’s planned downtown redevelopment and new municipal complex, with easy access to shopping, restaurants and Lake Lily Park. The station features convenient Lynx stops and passenger drop-off/pick up areas.

The Altamonte Springs station is centrally located near the intersection of Altamonte Drive (S.R. 436) and Ronald Reagan Boulevard.

Located near the bustling intersection of Ronald Reagan Boulevard and Church Avenue, the Longwood Station features a truly unique design reflecting the charm of the community. The station is just a short distance from the historic center of town, municipal services buildings, civic centers, public parks and South Seminole Hospital.

The Lake Mary Station is conveniently located near the intersection of Lake Mary Boulevard and Country Club Road. The area features the charm of a small community with shopping, dining and residences within walking distance of the station.

Located near the intersection of State Road 46 and Airport Boulevard, the Sanford SunRail Station presents unique development partnership opportunities for surrounding land-owners, local residents and community leaders.

Currently the northernmost station on the SunRail route, the DeBary Station is just a stone’s throw from the St. Johns River and U.S. Highway 17-92 and is easily accessible to Interstate 4.

Steven Gross and Sydney Solis first met through an online dating site, but the SunRail put their romance on track. Neither likes to drive, especially on congested Interstate 4, which…

Washington D.C. – Congress received today from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), the Full Funding Grant Agreement (FFGA) that will move forward completion of SunRail Phase II South.  Congress now has,…