Yes, in 2026, the Brightline high-speed rail service is the primary and most popular train running between Orlando and Miami. The route connects Orlando International Airport (MCO) to Miami Central Station in approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes. As of early 2026, Brightline operates about 16 daily round trips, with "Smart" class tickets starting around $79 and "Premium" class (which includes lounge access and snacks) often priced between $149 and $200. While Amtrak’s Silver Meteor and Silver Star lines also run between the two cities, they are significantly slower—often taking 5 to 6 hours—and are less frequent. Brightline has transformed Florida travel by providing a luxurious, car-free alternative to the I-95 corridor, featuring leather seats, free Wi-Fi, and a "paperless" booking system through their mobile app. For travelers in 2026, it is the standard for fast, reliable transit between these two major Florida hubs, successfully competing with both short-haul flights and long-distance driving.