Arrived at the airport for a trip to Rome, bought our tickets in advance and hopped on the train. Easy to find and ran like clockwork, comfortable and convenient. Much cheaper than a taxi transfer.

Clean, good service from airport to Rome..buying tickets from machines very very slow (5 mins plus) so bear in mind if in rush. Not sure about 1st class apart from inflated price. Normal stopping train would have cost 8€ as opposed to 14€!!! But would take 55 mins opposed to 30. You pays the money and ir gets you too and from the station

14e per person per single I thought was very expensive however its convenient, quick and fairly easy to use. Ticket machines take card and cash. Be aware of pick pockets in termini station, the airport end wasn't as bad. Smooth and comfortable, takes 32 minutes is direct and doesn't stop in between. Keep your ticket as they are checked on the journey even though both stations are barrired.

Bought our tickets online. Their website is a little flakey in that you have to enter the italian names of locations. i.e typing Termini will not bring up Roma Termini Once we bought the tickets we saved them as PDF on the phone. We walked around the Termini the day before to get familiar with it. When we travelled to the airport it was flawless. Scanned the phone to enter the gate, we boarded the train earlier than the one we paid for but that was not an issue. I asked the agent on the platform if that was ok. She was very pleasant and helpful. Boarded train, got scanned onboard at 1/2 way point, got to airport and followed the crowd. Nice trip. Nicer than the Aiport Taxi that we took inbound to our hotel.

For €14, this direct service from FCO Airport to Rome’s Termini station cannot be beat. It’s safe, even at night. It’s wheelchair-accessible, which most of Rome’s subway network is not. It’s fast, when taxis, cars, and buses get stuck in traffic. It’s frequent, having departure times out of FCO every fifteen minutes, if I recall. I also recall it being relatively clean and spacious. It’s a must-use for any Rome visitor!

A working direct connection with Roma Termini station that takes you from the airport Fiumicino straight to the city, in just over 30 minutes. The train leaves every 15 minutes both ways, making sure you don't have to wait for a long time should you miss it. We bought our tickets online and used a digital pass to enter the station and use the train, no hassle and easy boarding. At the airport the train is easy to find, just follow the signs. At Termini station it's also easy to find since it uses dedicated platforms. The trains are comfy, have plenty of space onboard to stow your luggage and look clean. Although it's more expensive than a shuttle bus, it takes less time and you can sit back to relax while starting or ending your travel to/from Rome. My advice would be to buy your return ticket ahead since the trainstation can be crowded and it might take a while to buy tickets there.

Excellent train service to get from from Rome Fiumicino airport to Rome Termini, or from Termini to the airport. Safe and clean. Ran on time when we used it. But the actual train can be difficult to find! You wait on the platform watching the screen for departures, waiting for the platform number to be shown. In our experience, the platform number was shown 2-3 mins before the departure time, and then, when we got to that platform, another train pulled up behind the train that was already there, making it very confusing as to which train was going to the airport. Not many officials around to ask for advice, but we used logic and walked to the end of the platform and boarded the new train that arrived, because it was obvious it had to be the first train to be able to pull out of the station on that platform. We always bought our tickets in advance from the Trenitalia machines at the train station. But apparently you can buy your tickets on board from the train conductor (but check first!). You can also apparently buy your tickets online from the Trenitalia app.

Fast, convenient train service from Rome Airport into the city centre in about thirty minutes. Trains are clean, air conditioned and run every quarter of an hour approximately. Buy tickets in advance, load onto your phone and skip the queues. Plenty of space for luggage.

We found this service to be very fast and efficient. We purchased our tickets online but didn’t realize that we had to check our email for a link to the QR code. Very rookie mistake but the staff person validated our tickets from the reference number. I have to say that the terrible reviews made me uneasy while we waited at the train station but my anxiety was pretty unfounded. Purchase your tickets in advance (we used Omio) and watch the board for platform - usually 23 or 24.

This train broke down in a middle of a cow field. We had to go backwards to a train station in. the middle of the country and find a metro to try and get to Rome. The cabs were all gotten by the people who were from the area. Trying to get your money back was such a hassle and then having to walk with all your suitcases was a nightmare.