Taylor Swift's Miami tour stops get "sing-along" train

• Tickets for Swift's remaining U.S. shows — in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis — skyrocketed since she dropped her latest album "The Tortured Poets Department" in April.

Driving the news: Brightline announced Tuesday that tickets are now on sale for the "Sing-Along Train to The Big Concert" with two trains departing Orlando each day of the concert (Oct. 18, 19 and 20).

• One-way rides start at $209 for "Smart" tickets and $309 for premium, which comes with extra perks.

The big picture: Brightline, the privately owned high-speed rail company, is partnering with iHeartRadio for the special train rides that will feature music, specialty cocktails, food and photo opportunities.

• "This is more than a ride — it's a first-of-its-kind immersive experience," Travis Christ, Brightline's chief commercial officer, said in a statement.

Zoom in: There are also trains to the concert without the sing-along train experience, Brightline said, and train rides after the shows.

• The trains don't take you directly to the concert but Brightline provides shuttle service to the Hard Rock Stadium, which is less than 10 miles from the Aventura train station.

Yes, but: The shuttles are listed as complimentary on Hard Rock Stadium's website but Brightline told Axios that a small fee may apply for the shuttles.

• Brightline offered free shuttles in May during the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix at the stadium.

Flashback: Brightline debuted routes between Miami and Orlando in September 2023 after years of anticipation.

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