SunRail Information

About SunRail
SunRail is a 61-mile commuter rail system in Central Florida which operates from DeBary through Downtown Orlando and points south to Kissimmee and Poinciana. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has started construction for Phase II North, which will add an additional 12 miles of track and connect DeBary to DeLand. Service is expected to begin at the DeLand Station in 2024. The DeBary SunRail station has approximately 300 parking spaces and a bus and passenger drop-off area.  

Train Schedules
SunRail trains run approximately every 30 minutes during the peak commuting hours, and less frequently during the middays and evenings. Trains run Monday-Friday only. Visit the SunRail website for train schedules: www.sunrail.com

Fare information:
Votran Fare Information
SunRail Limited use tickets
SunRail Reloadable SunCards

Votran Routes Connecting to DeBary SunRail Station:
Votran provides feeder bus service to the DeBary SunRail station. Two feeder bus routes, funded by FDOT, serve the SunRail station in DeBary: Routes 31 and 33. These routes operate Monday-Friday during SunRail's peak hours only. These routes also connect with Park & Ride locations in DeLand and Orange City. Schedules vary by route, so be sure to check the schedule of the route you need. Click the link below to see the schedule for the route you need. They can also be found in the pink West Volusia printed schedule map booklet.

• Route 31 serves DeLand, Orange City and DeBary via U.S. Highway 17-92, from Amelia Superstop at Northgate Shopping Plaza.
• Route 33 serves Deltona, Orange City and DeBary via U.S. Highway 17-92, Saxon, Providence and Howland boulevards, from Dupont Lakes Shopping Center.

VoRide Service at the DeBary SunRail Station:

Beginning April 8, the VoRide on-demand service will begin service at the DeBary SunRail Station. Because this is an on-demand service, riders travelling to the DeBary Station on SunRail should book their trip while on the train so the VoRide vehicle is waiting for them at the DeBary Station. VoRide can also complement Routes 31 & 33 as a "first-mile/last-mile" solution.