Newisle Union Station

Newisle Union Station is a Metro, intercity, international, and commuter rail terminal located in the Farragut district of Newisle's Capitol Core precinct. It serves as the hub for the Regional Express Rail (RER) network, as well as the terminus for the U-5 Metro line, and a stop on the U-3 and U-4 lines. It is Newisle's only port of international entry and the busiest train station in Armonia. In 2020, the original Newisle station was demolished and it's platforms rebuilt underground.

The Station
Newisle Union Station serves 6 RER lines and 3 Metro lines. It has 6 platforms for commuter trains at below-street level, and 5 Metro platforms fully underground.

Originally, Newisle Union Station was built aboveground with a historic, British styled entry building and a modern platform area. However, the station was cramped and difficult to navigate.

During the week of 26 July 2020, as part of the Re-Establishment plan, Union Station was temporarily closed as the entire facility was demolished and rebuilt below street level. A new station house was built above, platforms were widened, and it's underground Metro station was refurbished. Changes also occurred outside of the station as well; the bridges that carried RER lines C/D and E/F over the Newisle River were demolished in favour of new tunnels underneath. Since the line E/F bridge was built in the middle of a building on Auguston St, the entire exterior facade of the building's north and south face had to be reconstructed. A modern pedestrian pathway and bridge was built in it's place, allowing easier access to Union Station from the North Side. The tunnels for Lines A/B also had to be reconstructed because of the platform position change. A new sloping tunnel had to be built in order to connect the station to the Central Artery Tunnel.

Services
RER-F trains arriving from Alachua clear immigration and customs at the border checkpoint.