In a move that links transit convenience with sports enthusiasm, the Orlando Magic have teamed up with SunRail to offer the "Train-to-the-game" experience, as reported by WFTV. This experience provides fans with free SunRail rides to home games for this season. This gesture is seen as a celebratory nod to the fans, fostering a more accessible and spirited game-night atmosphere.
Starting with the Orlando Magic's first home game against the Brooklyn Nets on Friday, fans can show their game tickets to enjoy free rides on the SunRail, as reported by WFTV. To adapt to the post-game crowd, SunRail has intelligently scheduled an extended southbound train service for weeknights when the Magic play at home, effectively preventing any game-day transportation fouls for attendees leaving the Kia Center.
In a statement obtained by FOX35 Orlando, additional details were provided, specifying that the additional train, identified as Southbound P341, will depart from Church Street Station at 11:06 p.m., which pairs with the existing 10:30 p.m. northbound service. This thoughtfully offers fans two options for their homeward journey after cheering on their team.
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