Brightline Miami to Orlando Complete Ride - Opening Day 2023
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2023
- In this Brightline video, I provide a look at the complete ride between Miami and Orlando as seen from a coach window. This video looks out the east side of the train between Miami and Cocoa and then the north side between Cocoa and Orlando.
*This video was filmed on the special opening day inaugural train, so there were some differences in ride time compared to regular service because of that.*
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This was filmed on September 22, 2023
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Quite the journey, and I don't mean the train ride. Although, it was cool, too. Thanks for all your time and effort to bring us this incredible project!
Ahhh! I’ve been waiting to see this! Amazing how it gets from Sebastian to Orlando in an hour!
This amazing! Over 40,000 riders in the first 16 days of October (Total, not just Miami-Orlando)! At this rate, they could carry as much as 1 million in 30 days? It just goes to show that the Railroads were dumb to throw in the towel on intercity passenger service!
I’ve been following your channel from the beginning of this project and have enjoyed every minute. Thank you for the hard work you put into it. Looking forward to your next big adventure.
Whew....what a great ride....thank you so for this...long time coming 👍😎❤
Awesome video; the right music used was appropriated for each scene; so far you have the only complete video in real time, hopefully others will follow suit. Great job! ❤🙂
Dear Sir, I have followed almost all of your construction update videos in the past 2 or 3 years and I was always looking forward to the next one. Now, that all is done and dusted, I am missing those though the day had to come. So overall, thank you so much for the videos, which for me aleays were a bit of Florida vacation. I don't live there but I always love to be in the Sunshine state.
One little thing: Not everybody watching this is a Florida local, so it might come in handy if you could add the location the train is passing at this time. Not all the time, of course, but all once in a while.
Nice ride! 🎉😊
Will you do a video of the Brightline departing from Orlando to Miami as well?
Yes I have that one filmed as well showing the other side of the right of way.
@@RoamingRailfanCan't wait to see it.
Agreed
don't get me wrong I really like this but I wish you would do one the complete route from the engine view with a camera facing out the window I can see what the engineer sees a cab ride
That view hasn’t been an option for me to film as of now so this is the best I can do
I’m probably In this video
You are Dominick
@@RoamingRailfanI saw me lol
Miàmi is Huge ,I wish he would have said Where in Miami it Starts ! The a boarding Address and any parking info is needed !
All of that info is available at Brightline’s website: gobrightline.com
Why is the train departing West? Shouldn't it be North?
It is departing north
Would be nice to see a sped up time lapse of this
I may try that at some point, how fast (I.e. 2x, 4x, etc) or how long would you deem appropriate?
@@RoamingRailfan I hadn't thought about that. 4x or 8x maybe? It would be fun to see the whole thing in an hour to an hour and a half. I did once see a comparable journey sped up into just 5 minutes!
Based on your familiarity with this project, what feasible future solutions/infrastructure can be done/added to increase the operating speed to 125mph throughout the entire infrastructure alignment?
The only way any speed increases will happen is by eliminating crossings as crossings are illegal over 110 and it is impossible to do that for the entire corridor plus the expense would outweigh the time benefits…