<p><pre><code> ... reaching speeds of 125 mph (200 kph).
...the 3.5-hour, 235-mile (378-kilometer) trip between the state’s biggest tourist hubs — about 30 minutes less than the average drive between the two cities.
Thirty-two trains will run daily.
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It's really not that fast ie the travel time is not competitive with flying, it's more just regular train.<p>Otoh, they do have good frequency. Hopefully this means it's pretty painless ie you can just show up and get on, as opposed to having to book in advance to get a good price on a specific train, wait in line, go through some kind of security, all the other stuff that makes air travel worse. It won't be competitive of there's any of that. If you can just show up and get on maybe.