Four more stops added as Sunrail opens southern expansion
Written by Railway Age Staff
Poinciana, one of four new stations on SunRail's southern expansion. Photo: SunRail
SunRail inaugurated service on its southern expansion Monday, with four new stations added to the timetable on the commuter line running in the Orlando area.
The Orlando-area commuter operator’s new 17-mile route runs from Meadow Woods in Orange County to Tupperware, Kissimmee and Poinciana in Osceola County.
A new schedule, now in effect, features more mid-day time slots, as well as service later at night. SunRail is also offering a “First 50 Free” promotion to riders whose trip originates at any of the four new southern stations starting Monday, and running through August 17.
Sunrail now operates a total of 32 miles of track serving 16 stations.
