Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Standard long-distance fares can be relatively high: bargain airfares can undercut buses
on long-distance routes, and on shorter routes, renting a car can be cheaper. Nonetheless,
discounted (even half-price) long-distance bus trips are often available by purchasing tick-
ets online seven to 14 days in advance. Then, once in Florida, you can rent a car to get
around. Inquire about multiday passes.
Car & Motorcycle
Driving to Florida is easy; there are no international borders or entry issues. Incorporating
Florida into a larger USA road trip is very common, and having a car while in Florida is of-
ten a necessity: there's lots of ground to cover and some of the most interesting places and
state parks are only accessible by car.
Train
From the East Coast, Amtrak ( 800-872-7245; www.amtrak.com ) makes a comfortable, af-
fordable option for getting to Florida. Amtrak's Silver Service (which includes Silver Meteor
and Silver Star trains) runs between New York and Miami, with services that include Jack-
sonville, Orlando, Tampa, West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, plus smaller Florida
towns in between.
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