Amtrak stations in Connecticut
Every Northeast Corridor train crosses Connecticut, and the Hartford Line adds frequent inland service up the Connecticut River valley.
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New Haven Union Station
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Rail travel in Connecticut
Every Northeast Corridor train crosses Connecticut, and the Hartford Line adds frequent inland service up the Connecticut River valley.
Principal stations
Routes serving Connecticut
Full route guides for Connecticut
| Route | Endpoints | Journey |
|---|---|---|
| Acela | Boston, MA → Washington, DC | 6h 45m |
| Northeast Regional | Boston, MA → Roanoke, VA | Varies by segment |
| Vermonter | St. Albans, VT → Washington, DC | 13h 30m |
| Valley Flyer & Hartford Line | New Haven, CT → Greenfield, MA | 2h 30m |
Planning rail travel in Connecticut
Fares in and out of Connecticut generally move in tiers that only step upward, and sleeping-car space on long-distance services through the state tends to sell out well ahead of coach. Step-free access varies considerably between staffed stations and unstaffed halts, so it is worth confirming before you travel.
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Station counts, hub designations and route lists reflect our understanding at the time of publication. Carriers add, suspend and reroute services regularly. Confirm current details with your agent before travelling.
