Amtrak is launching a brand-new route this fall that will run from Chicago all the way down to Miami. The new route, called the Floridian line, will temporarily combine the Capitol Limited and Silver Star lines to minimize disruptions during planned construction in New York, according to Amtrak. The new line will make its inaugural trip on Nov. 10.

Currently, to travel to Florida, Cleveland travelers have to change trains in Washington, D.C. The route also stops in Elyria, Sandusky and Toledo in Ohio. The new route will use single level Viewliner cars, with coach and first-class seating, roomettes and bedrooms with private restrooms and showers.

Amtrak’s Floridian combines its Capitol Limited and Silver Star trains to adapt to the upcoming East River Tunnel Rehabilitation Project in New York.

The route will offer an uninterrupted journey across the Midwest, through the nation's capital, and down to Florida.

Amtrak announced the Floridian, a new route between Miami and Chicago. It'll only take you 47 hours to get to the Windy City.

Chicago-area residents looking for some fun in the sun later this fall will have the chance to take an Amtrak train directly to Florida, but only for a limited time. According to a press release by Amtrak,

CHICAGO (CBS) -- A new temporary Amtrak train service will soon connect Chicago and Miami—combining the Capitol Limited and Silver Star services for a limited time. The Floridian Amtrak service will begin on Sunday, Nov. 10.

Amtrak is introducing the "Floridian" train route, offering direct, round-trip service between Chicago and Miami. The route will include stops in Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa.

New, temporary Amtrak service between Chicago and Florida will soon begin running as the rail agency gears up for major construction along its busy Northeast Corridor. The new Floridian trains will run daily from Chicago to Miami,