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Yes, there is short-term but no long-term parking at the Tallahassee Downtown Redcoach Stop. Tallahassee Downtown Redcoach Stop is a street station with no buildings, but the parking available is within walking distance of the stop. Only short-term parking is available at the train station, and the spots are limited, so parking is subject to availability and spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.

There are lots of things to do and see near the Tallahassee Downtown Station. If you love birds and turtles, Lake Ella and Fred Drake Park are within walking proximity of the station, and the park also has paved where you can rollerblade or skate and lush green gardens ideal for picnics. Challenger Learning Center / IMAX Theater and Planetarium is another spot within walking distance of this station. It is a great spot for those with kids and visitors can explore a space station laboratory and a planetarium showcasing the evening sky and planetary universe. Cascades Park is another great attraction close to Tallahassee Downtown Station. The park is ideal for family fun, and it hosts a beautiful fountain, a Korean War memorial, and several wildlife trails. If you’re arriving on a weekend train to Tallahassee, make sure you pass by Downtown Market. It is open every weekend, and a great spot for some local produce, cheeses, fresh flowers, and a variety of tasty Tallahassee cuisine.

Yes, you will need valid identification while traveling on Tallahassee trains. As you book your Tallahassee train tickets, give your information as it appears on your government-issued ID. As you board trains to Tallahassee, you must have with you at least one government-issued photo ID or two forms of ID, one with a photo and one issued with a government authority. The acceptable forms of ID include permanent resident cards, driver’s licenses, passports, state-issued photo ID, and school ID (only presentable alongside a government-issued document with your name). Train passengers will also need identification when purchasing Tallahassee train tickets, claiming their baggage, storing luggage, and during ticket checks.

Tallahassee Downtown Redcoach Stop is a short distance from downtown Tallahassee, and you’ll have several transportation options to get you there. First, the cheapest option is taking the bus, and the Tallahassee public bus service StarMetro has its stop just a short walk from the station, and the bus will quickly get you downtown. The easiest and most convenient option is taking a taxi. You can hail a taxi from the street or get one by using ride-sharing apps. Taxis are also the fastest way of getting downtown from Tallahassee Downtown Redcoach Stop. The same distance is also walkable, and it shouldn’t take you a long while to walk to the city center.

Tallahassee Downtown Redcoach Stop is a street station and only offers a few amenities. The station offers waiting benches with shades, restroom facilities, and nearby parking. People in wheelchairs need not worry about visiting this station since all areas are wheelchair accessible and there are no stairs. The station has no restaurants, but a couple of restaurants are just a short walk from the station.

Yes, there are a couple of hotels within walking proximity of Tallahassee Downtown Station. The station is only a short distance from several hotels and would be ideal for passengers arriving on late-night Tallahassee trains. The closest hotel is across the street from the station, and there are around three more hotels in the vicinity, all suitable for adults and kids.