DELAND, Fla. – SunRail is pleased to announce the opening of its new DeLand Station and start of passenger service on Monday, August 12. The DeLand station, the northernmost stop on the 61-mile commuter rail system, is located at 2491 Old New York Avenue, DeLand.

SunRail operates Monday through Friday, connecting communities throughout Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia counties in Central Florida. SunRail offers an affordable, stress-free travel option for commuting to work and school and exploring Central Florida to discover the rich cultural, recreational, and culinary experiences surrounding each of the 17 stops.

Fares start as low as $2, with discounts available for seniors, youth, and individuals with disabilities. All trains and stations are fully accessible. With free station parking, onboard restrooms, comfortable work-station seating, and free WiFi, thousands of Central Floridians have embraced SunRail as a convenient travel option.

Passengers can purchase tickets via the SunRail Mobile app, available in the App Store and Google Play, or at ticket vending machines located on station platforms.

Upon arrival at the new DeLand station, passengers will have options to reach their final destination, including the VoRide rideshare service operated by Votran. Bicycles are welcome on SunRail trains, and bicyclists will be able to easily travel to downtown DeLand and connect to trails near the station.

To learn more about SunRail, including train schedules, fares, station locations, and suggestions for things to do, please visit www.SunRail.com and download the SunRail Mobile and SunRail Alerts apps.

Please be careful around trains, railroad crossings, and while at station platforms. Be smart. Be safe.