A historical depot and block, featuring a state-of-the-art retail center and entertainment zone, the Church Street Station is a popular tourist attraction in Orlando, Florida. This commercial establishment also includes a SunRail stop, which is a famous commuter rail service in the Greater Orlando region. The iconic depot was built in 1889 by the South Florida Railroad Company and served multiple railroads up until 1926. During the early 1970s, the station and surrounding buildings were developed into an entertainment and commercial zone, featuring bars, lounges, restaurants and event spaces. This revamped Church Street Station today serves as one of the prime nightlife destinations in Downtown Orlando.
Website: visitchurchstreet.com
Phone: (407) 401-8932
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Church St W and S Garland Ave
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- Wed 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM
127 Church St W Orlando, FL 32801 ·663.94 mi
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- Wifi
- Family friendly
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yelpI'm a big fan of public transit, and a supporter of Sunrail - so, 5 stars. If you haven't tried them, you should. I LOVE waving at the cars jammed up on I4 or stopped at the crossing as my train...
MoreIve used this parking garage a few times since it was central to a few events I attended in this area. Parking rates were different everytime. The first time was $3. The second time was $10. And...
MoreGreat food that's reasonably priced. 10/10 service! It was nice eating at the picnic tables.
MoreThis is a cute little area in downtown Orlando with restaurants, bars, and shops near the rail line and arena. Fun stop after the game. The Church Street Station area is casual and fun. People...
MoreIf your looking for Historical sites of Old Orlando, I recommend visiting this place. Its very close to Amway Center where the Orlando Magic play just at the other side of the bridge. I found...
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