Brightline is offering a huge discount for spring break travelers. What to know
Here's what you need to know about the latest offer from Brightline.
Spring Break travelers looking to explore Florida can now take advantage of a limited-time offer from Brightline. The high-speed rail service is offering 50% off SMART fares for groups of three or more traveling between Orlando and South Florida
The promotion, available for booking through Wednesday, March 5, allows travelers to save on fares for trips taken by April 30, 2025. By using the promo code "SPRING50," families and friends can secure discounted rates starting as low as $39 per guest.
The offer applies to select trains running Monday through Thursday and Saturdays, with a required two-day advance purchase.
More: When is spring break in Florida? Some students will be waiting awhile. See the list
To help travelers plan their itineraries, Brightline has curated a City Guide featuring top events and attractions throughout Central and South Florida. The guide highlights major happenings in cities serviced by Brightline.
Universal Mardi Gras (Now - March 30): Celebrate 30 years of beads, parades, music, and food at Universal Orlando.
Arnold Palmer Invitational (March 3-9): Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a smooth and stress-free trip to the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Disney Surprise Weekend (April 3-6): RunDisney participants can lace up for a magical race weekend at Walt Disney World Resort.
Miami Open (March 16-30): Tennis fans can catch world-class matches without the hassle of traffic.
Palm Beach International Boat Show (March 19-23): Arrive hassle-free at this premier yachting and boating event.
Ultra Music Festival (March 28-30): Dance your way to Miami's biggest electronic music festival.
MLB Spring Training (Now - March 25): Watch teams like the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros at CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches, or the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals near Brightline's West Palm Beach station.
Tortuga Music Festival (April 3-6): Enjoy country, rock, and roots music on the scenic Fort Lauderdale Beach Park.
For more information and to book discounted fares, visit Brightline's official website.
Diamond Walker is a journalist at The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach her at dkwalker@gannett.com. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today
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