Are you looking for a comfortable and reliable way to get around Austin, Texas? Look no further than the train! With its 32-mile route connecting the city center to North Austin and Leander, the train is the perfect way to get to your destination. Plus, you can use the free Wi-Fi on board to catch up with a friend, read, or play games on your phone. The train also includes a number of features that make every trip reliable and comfortable. You can even take advantage of special events service on Austin FC game days and other events at Q2 Stadium.
If you're looking for a more scenic way to explore Austin, consider taking a tourist train trip with the Austin Steam Rail Association. Most weekends, they offer trips to Burnet and the surrounding area. You can also take a trip to the train station any day to see the wagons at rest. When you have a little train fan in the back seat of the car, standing at a railroad crossing when a train passes can be like winning the lottery.
From the hill, and actually from many points in the park, you can see the train bridge that crosses Ladybird Lake. Most train stations have bus routes that can take you to your final destination, so you can travel by train and then take a quick bus ride to major destinations where there are companies, shopping centers and educational centers. So why fight traffic on your commute when you can use the time for something you'd rather do? Get on a train and take in the scenery, read, catch up with a friend, or play games on your phone with the free Wi-Fi on board. Take a look at our Park & Ride offices and look for Route 550 to connect to a train station.Traveling by train is an excellent way to explore Austin in comfort and style.
With its 32-mile route connecting the city center to North Austin and Leander, it's easy to get around town without having to worry about traffic or parking. Plus, you can take advantage of special events service on Austin FC game days and other events at Q2 Stadium. And if you're looking for something more scenic, consider taking a tourist train trip with the Austin Steam Rail Association. Most weekends they offer trips to Burnet and other nearby areas.
When you have little ones in tow, standing at a railroad crossing when a train passes can be like winning the lottery. From certain points in the park, you can even see the bridge that crosses Ladybird Lake. And most stations have bus routes that can take you to your final destination so you don't have to worry about getting lost or missing your stop. So why fight traffic on your commute when you can use that time for something more enjoyable? Get on a train and take in the scenery, read, catch up with friends or play games on your phone with free Wi-Fi on board.
Take a look at our Park & Ride offices and look for Route 550 to connect to a train station.
