Leonida Rail will extend its intercity service to Port Gellhorn on January 12, with twelve departures a day to and from Vice City. The trip will take two hours and fifty minutes, about an hour less than by car at rush hour.
Trains will stop in Ambrosia and on the shore of Lake Leonida on the way, giving towns of the sugar country their first passenger service in sixty years. The new Port Gellhorn station sits on the waterfront, a short walk from the historic district.
For years, the Gulf Coast felt far from everything. From January, it is a train ride away, and so is the rest of the state.
Fares and tickets
- One-way fares start at $19, $9 for children under 12
- Bikes travel free in the bike car
- Tickets go on sale on December 1
