Find trains to Jacksonville

Jacksonville trains will arrive at Jacksonville Station, situated a little bit outside of the main city center. The immediate area around the train station is not ideal for pedestrians, but the station is well-connected to take you where you want to go. It is located right off a major highway going directly into the main part of the city, so traveling by car is the quickest and most convenient option. Ride-share companies are popular in Jacksonville and readily available at any time. If you prefer to take public transportation, the number four bus is your best option. This bus will take you directly into the center of downtown and requires no changing of buses. Jacksonville trains generally serve either the Silver Star or Silver Meteor route. Silver Star trains offer a connecting bus service into downtown Jacksonville. So, depending on which train you are traveling on, transfer service may already be included.

Taxis in the area of Jacksonville station generally need to be ordered ahead of time. If you need a taxi when you arrive, someone at the ticket counter will be able to call one for you. Additionally, ride-share companies are popular and readily available to take you where you need to go. Having a car in Jacksonville is probably the most convenient option for getting around, so you may want to rent a car. There are several car rental agencies near the station. You can take the number 51 bus to the nearest rental agency or, if you call ahead of time, they may even be able to pick you up.

Trains to Jacksonville generally arrive early in the morning, so you will have the whole day ahead of you to explore the city. A short drive away from Jacksonville Station, you will find the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, a tourist favorite that highlights African wildlife and gardens. In downtown Jacksonville, you can shop for locally grown fruits and vegetables and hand-made crafts at the Riverside Arts Market. Museum-lovers can visit the popular Museum of Science and History, featuring an aquarium, planetarium, and daily programs and shows. Located just east of downtown, you will find a long stretch of four beautiful beaches to relax on. At the edge of the city, you can visit Talbot Islands State Park, a highlight for outdoor enthusiasts. Here you can enjoy kayaking, surfing, and picnicking on the beach after your trip by train to Jacksonville.

Inside of Jacksonville Station, you will find an ATM, public restrooms, and a ticket office. The ticket office and waiting area are both open from early in the morning to late in the evening to help train passengers with purchasing Jacksonville train tickets, among other things. For assistance with your luggage, there are baggage carts and baggage storage available for a fee. As far as food options go, you will only find vending machines inside the station and a few fast-food restaurants along the main road. There are a few more casual dining options in West Jacksonville; to get here, take either the 32 or 51 bus. If you’re looking for more upscale options, head downtown and try one of the restaurants near the river.

Jacksonville train tickets can be purchased ahead of time online, or at the ticket office within the station. Long-distance buses, like Greyhound and Megabus, may also be booked at the office within the station. The ticket office is open from early in the morning to late in the evening for your convenience. Intercity bus passes can be purchased through the MyJTA app or from ticket vending machines at various locations around the city. Central Station or Kings Ave. Station are the two most easily accessible ticket vending areas and both are located downtown.

The average price you’ll pay to travel by train to Jacksonville will be determined by where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from Miami the lowest ticket price is usually about $85, from Orlando it’s about $48 and from Tampa it’s around $51.

Jacksonville is best served by Jacksonville. There you’ll find a number of trains that can get you to your destination. You can find train arrivals and departures at Jacksonville from and to several major nearby cities such as Miami, Orlando, and Tampa.

A well-known option for trains to Jacksonville is Amtrak. Typically, your options for trains to Jacksonville will be determined by the route you take.

This week, the average one-way price to Jacksonville is $22. The price of a train ticket to Jacksonville remains generally consistent for the next 3 months. Search availability for a train to Jacksonville from your area and be on your way in no time.

The center of Jacksonville is 9.0 mi away from Jacksonville station.

From Jacksonville, it’s 6.0 mi to get to Gator Bowl, 7.1 mi to get to Jacksonville University, and 4.5 mi to get to Veterans Memorial Arena.