SunRail is Central Florida's commuter train, running 61 miles with 17 stations from DeLand in Volusia County through downtown Orlando to Poinciana in Osceola County. Trains run Monday through Friday only, with no regular weekend service, and a one-way ticket costs $2.00 within one county plus $1.00 for each additional county (as of October 12, 2026).

What Are the SunRail Stations?

According to SunRail, the system operates over 61 miles with 17 stations in Volusia, Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. It opened in three phases: the first 32 miles and 12 stations on May 1, 2014, the 17.2 mile southern extension to Poinciana on July 30, 2018, and the 12.2 mile northern extension from DeBary to DeLand on August 12, 2024.

SunRail stations, north to south (as of October 12, 2026)
County (fare zone)Stations
VolusiaDeLand/Amtrak, DeBary
SeminoleSanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Altamonte Springs
OrangeMaitland, Winter Park/Amtrak, AdventHealth, LYNX Central, Church Street, Orlando Health/Amtrak, Sand Lake Road, Meadow Woods
OsceolaTupperware, Kissimmee/Amtrak, Poinciana

Source: About SunRail and the station list on sunrail.com. Fares are charged by the number of counties traveled.

Does SunRail Run on Weekends?

No regular weekend service. SunRail's schedule page says trains operate Monday to Friday, every half hour during the morning and evening service and less often at mid-day. Trains also do not run on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. SunRail sometimes promotes special event service, so check its website for a specific game or concert date.

How Much Does SunRail Cost?

Fares depend on how many counties, or zones, you cross. Youth riders ages 7 to 18, seniors 65 and over and riders with disabilities pay 50 percent, and up to 3 children 6 and under ride free with each paying adult. One-way and round-trip tickets are valid only on the day of purchase.

SunRail ticket prices (as of October 12, 2026)
Counties traveledOne-wayRound-tripWeekly passMonthly pass
1$2.00$3.75$17.00$56.00
2$3.00$5.50$25.00$84.00
3$4.00$7.50$34.00$112.00
4$5.00$9.50$42.50$140.00

Source: SunRail fares. Discounted one-way fares are half the adult price.

How Do You Get From SunRail to Orlando Airport?

Ride to Sand Lake Road Station and transfer to LYNX. SunRail's Train to Plane page lists three LYNX routes to Orlando International Airport: Route 311 (about 12 minutes), Route 11 (about 16 minutes) and Route 42 (about 17 minutes), with a bus about every 15 minutes on weekdays. The bus ride is free when you show a valid SunRail ticket. See our LYNX bus guide and MCO ground transportation guide.

Can Groups Ride SunRail?

Yes. SunRail's Group Rides service sells one ticket for groups of 20 or more at regular fares, asks for at least two weeks or 10 business days of notice, and wants the invoice paid at least five business days before the trip. Because SunRail only runs on weekdays and stops at stations, groups traveling on a weekend, carrying luggage or going to theme parks, Port Canaveral or venues away from the line usually book a charter bus instead.

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Frequently Asked Questions

SunRail has 17 stations. From north to south they are DeLand/Amtrak, DeBary, Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Maitland, Winter Park/Amtrak, AdventHealth, LYNX Central, Church Street, Orlando Health/Amtrak, Sand Lake Road, Meadow Woods, Tupperware, Kissimmee/Amtrak and Poinciana. The line runs 61 miles through Volusia, Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties.
No regular weekend service. SunRail says its trains operate Monday through Friday, every half hour in the morning and evening and less often at mid-day. Trains also do not run on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. Check sunrail.com for any special event trains before planning a weekend trip.
A one-way SunRail ticket costs $2.00 within one county and $1.00 more for each additional county, up to $5.00 for all four. Round trips cost $3.75 to $9.50. Youth, seniors and riders with disabilities pay half, and up to three children 6 and under ride free with each paying adult, according to SunRail as of October 12, 2026.
Not directly. Riders get off at Sand Lake Road Station and take LYNX Route 311, 11 or 42 to the airport, which SunRail says takes about 12 to 17 minutes with a bus roughly every 15 minutes on weekdays. The LYNX ride is free with a valid SunRail ticket. Plan extra time, because the transfer adds a wait.
No. SunRail's southern end is Poinciana in Osceola County and its northern end is DeLand in Volusia County, so it does not serve the Treasure Coast or Fort Pierce. Travelers heading that far south need a car, a bus or a charter. Groups going between Central Florida and the coast often book a charter so everyone rides together with their luggage.

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