By Car Welcome to West Palm Beach. We're are located along the South Florida Atlantic Coast. We are easily accessible by car from I-95, with six exits, Exits 66 to 74, and from three exits along the Florida Turnpike at Exits 97, 98, and 99.
Palm Beach International Airport (PBI) Palm Beach International Airport is served by eight airlines with nonstop service to domestic and international destinations.
Amtrak Amtrak provides twice daily service on the Silver Star and Silver Meteor trains. Amtrak links West Palm Beach visitors from Miami to all points north along the national rail line.
Brightline Brightline express train runs from Miami to Orlando through West Palm Beach. It's a easy hop on Brightline to the theme parks in Orlando, or the sports venues in Miami. The express train is nonstop from West Palm Beach to Orlando, and the southbound train stops in Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Aventura and Miami.
Tri-Rail The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority, or Tri-Rail, is a local service linking West Palm Beach and Miami. With 18 stops, Tri-Rail offers daily commuter service and is a favorite for businessmen and students. It offers great access to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), Miami International Airport (MIA) and Miami-area sporting events.
Greyhound For more than 100 years, Greyhound Bus Lines has been a lifeline for millions of travelers across the United States. The bus line offers riders an extensive network of major and smaller destinations around Florida and the nation.
Palm Tran Getting around Palm Beach County is easier because of the Palm Beach County Transit System, Palm Tran. Buses link West Palm Beach with every municipality in the county and with almost every unincorporated area. Click to find a schedule.
RideWPB RideWPB is the free trolley system in Downtown West Palm Beach. Did you arrive by train or bus, RideWPB is here to help you get around, get downtown for dinner or to our varied entertainment venues.
Parking in West Palm Beach Plan ahead and know where to park in the greater West Palm Beach downtown and waterfront areas. Remember, parking meters and the parking garages are monitored 24 hours a day.