Yes, you can travel from Miami to Orlando by train, and in 2026, you have two very different options. The most popular and modern choice is Brightline, a high-speed private rail service that connects MiamiCentral station to the Orlando International Airport (MCO) in about 3 hours and 30 minutes. Brightline offers a "premium" experience with leather seats, Wi-Fi, and a lounge-like atmosphere, with frequent departures throughout the day. Alternatively, you can take Amtrak, specifically the "Silver Meteor" or the recently rebranded "Floridian" (which combined the Silver Star and Capitol Limited routes). Amtrak is generally cheaper than Brightline but much slower, taking approximately 5 to 6 hours, as it uses the older freight-heavy rail lines. Amtrak's station in Orlando is located downtown (south of the CBD), whereas Brightline arrives at the airport's Terminal C. Depending on your final destination in Orlando (the theme parks vs. downtown), you might choose one over the other for convenience.