Named Trains
Route, schedule, journey time, on-board classes and what a seat or a roomette actually costs — service by service.
Ticketing-Info documents 37 named Amtrak services, from Acela on the Northeast Corridor to multi-day long-distance routes such as the California Zephyr, Coast Starlight and Empire Builder. Each page carries the full stop list, scheduled timings, class-of-service breakdown and indicative fares.
Key Travel Facts & Insights
The fastest trains on the network, running on dedicated or upgraded track with premium seating and the tightest schedules.
Frequent shorter-distance services connecting city pairs, typically the practical alternative to a regional flight.
Seattle → Portland · 6× daily
Chicago → Minneapolis-St. Paul · Daily
New York → Charlotte · Daily
New York → Niagara Falls · Daily
Boston → Washington DC · Up to 18× daily
New York → Savannah · Daily
State-supported corridors linking secondary cities into the wider network.
Sacramento → San Francisco Bay Area · Up to 15× daily
Boston → Brunswick · 5× daily
New York → Buffalo · Up to 13× daily (NYC–Albany)
Oklahoma City → Fort Worth · Daily
Chicago → Milwaukee · Up to 7× daily
New York → Harrisburg · Up to 13× daily
Chicago → St. Louis · 4× daily
St. Louis → Kansas City · 2× daily
Los Angeles → San Diego · Up to 13× daily
Raleigh → Charlotte · 3× daily
Oakland → Bakersfield · Up to 7× daily
Chicago → Detroit · 3× daily
Multi-day routes with sleeping cars and dining service — the trains people ride for the journey as much as the destination.
Chicago → San Francisco Bay Area · Daily
New York → Chicago · 3× weekly (Sun·Wed·Fri from New York)
Seattle → Los Angeles · Daily
New York → New Orleans · Daily
Chicago → Seattle · Daily
Chicago → Miami · Daily
New York → Miami · Daily
New York → Miami · Daily
Chicago → Los Angeles · Daily
New Orleans → Los Angeles · 3× weekly (Mon·Wed·Sat from New Orleans)
Chicago → San Antonio · Daily
Washington DC → St. Albans · Daily
Depart in the evening, arrive in the morning — a roomette replaces a hotel night as well as the journey.
Services routed for the view, through mountain, canyon and coastal country you cannot see any other way.