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(Photo credit: Brightline)
Taylor Swift super fans descended on the Brightline station in Orlando on Friday, Oct. 18, to ride the first-ever “Swift Sing-Along Train” to her first show back in the U.S. at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium.
It was a complete Tay-keover of Brightline’s Orlando Station to get fans in Taylor-mania-mode before hopping on the “Sing-Along Train.” Little Words Project set up shop for fans to make friendship bracelets at the station, and Brightline curated playful photo-ops as eager fans waited to board the train.
Once on board Brightline’s “Sing-Along Train” from Orlando to Aventura, passengers belted out their favorite tunes, made friendship bracelets, visited the glitter bar — all among other super fans — in decked-out train cars themed by Taylor’s “eras.” Guests also were treated to a special limited-edition food and beverage menu including mocktails, cocktails and bites like the “Mirror Ball” served in a souvenir disco ball on the train and at Mary Mary Bar.
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