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What train companies operate the route from Washington to New York?
Amtrak is the key operator of this route, with its Acela Express and Northeast Regional services.
What is the schedule for the train route from Washington to New York?
Departure times range from 3:12 AM to 10:10 PM, with trains typically leaving at least every hour, and usually more often, such as during peak business-commute hours.
What are the departure and arrival train stations for the route from Washington to New York?
Trains depart from Washington’s Union Station and arrive at New York Pennsylvania Station.
What distance is the train route from Washington to New York?
The distance traveled by rail is around 210 miles.
How long does it take to travel from Washington to New York by train?
Typical times are 3 hours 1 min (Acela Express service) or 3 hours 24 minutes (Northeast Regional service).
What are the stops on the train route from Washington to New York?
On the Northeastern Regional route, stops include New Carrollton Station, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Station, Baltimore Pennsylvania Station, Wilmington Station, 30th Street Station, Trenton Station, Metropark Station, Newark Liberty International Airport Station, and Newark Station. The Acela Express route has fewer stops: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Station, Baltimore Pennsylvania Station, Wilmington Station, 30th Street Station, and Newark Station.
Why should you travel by train from Washington to New York?
Given how congested the highways are between Washington DC and New York City, the train is definitely a more convenient option, especially if traveling during normal commuting hours.
What is there to see and do in New York?
New York City has many museums, including the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, the Ellis Island Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Many visitors like to take an elevator high up to the top of the Empire State Building, where they can catch magnificent views of the city. Other common attractions include Broadway musicals, Times Square, Central Park, and tours of the Statue of Liberty.