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Welcome Aboard!
Welcome to America’s railroad!
The pages of this timetable contain the makings of a journey, whether you’re looking for a train to
take to a business meeting, an enjoyable daytrip, or an across-the-country rail adventure. I hope
you’ll find the timetable a useful travel-planning tool.
You may be accustomed to Amtrak’ services in your region, but maybe you’re not familiar with our
services in more than 500 destinations in 46 states and Canada. I invite you to peruse these pages
and find out more about where Amtrak can take you and your family. Our destinations offer
something for everyone, and our services offer a variety of amenities and accommodations, including
Dining cars, Lounge cars and Sleeping cars on our long-distance trains.
Or, if you’re thinking about combining your trip with hotel accommodations and attractions, you
may be interested in browsing through our Amtrak Vacations® packages by visiting
www.amtrakvacations.com.
Amtrak not only connects communities, we also link transportation modes. Our network of Thruway
Motorcoach service connects you to cities not currently served by rail. And we also connect you to
airports, ferries, and buses, light rail and other transit systems across the country.
Speaking of being connected, we now offer free Wi-Fi on our high-speed Acela Express® service and
in some of our Northeast Corridor stations. Wi-Fi is also available aboard Business class on Pacific
Surfliner® trains and some Amtrak California Thruway Motorcoaches. We hope to make Wi-Fi
available on other routes as well.
If you have any questions or need help booking your trip, give us a call at 1-800-USA-RAIL or visit
Amtrak.com. Any one of our station agents or on board crew members will also be happy to help.
Thanks for choosing Amtrak. We are proud to be America’s railroad. Enjoy the journey!
Sincerely,
Joe Boardman
President and Chief Executive Officer
YOUR MAP TO
FUTURE TRAVEL
is right inside the front cover.
ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO START PLANNING
YOUR TRAVEL is our improved color map of the full
Amtrak nationwide system. Simply flip open the front
cover and discover Amtrak routes, other rail service
routes, Thruway Bus connecting services and key points
and places of interest – all color coded for ease of use.
Just find the area you’d like to visit, note the page
number nearest it in a black square, and you are on your
way to mapping out your very own rail odyssey!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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northeast
Wolverine® and Blue WaterSM Service Amtrak® Cascades®
Chicago-Kalamazoo-Battle Creek-Port Huron- Vancouver, BC-Seattle-Tacoma-Portland-
Detroit-Pontiac ........................................................... 78-79 Salem-Eugene ........................................................ 102-103
Pere Marquette® Idaho-Washington Services
Chicago-St. Joseph-Holland-Grand Rapids ........................80 Boise-Lewiston-Spokane-Seattle-Portland-Eugene...........104
City of New Orleans® Pacific Coast Thruway Bus
Chicago-Carbondale-Memphis-New Orleans .....................81 Connections ...........................................................105
Illini ®-Saluki®
Chicago-Champaign-Urbana-Carbondale..........................81 West Coast (California Corridor) .. 106-107
Illinois and Missouri Routes
east
California Coastal Services
Chicago-Springfield-St. Louis-Jefferson City- Linking Northern and Southern California ............... 108-109
Kansas City ................................................................ 82-83
Illinois Routes California Thruway Bus
Chicago-Galesburg-Quincy ...............................................84 Connections - San Joaquin..................... 110-113
Hiawatha® Service San Joaquin Service®
Chicago-Milwaukee .........................................................86 San Francisco-San Joaquin Valley-Fresno-
Bakersfield-Southern California .............................. 114-115
midwest
Capitol Corridor®
Routes in the West .......................... 88-89 San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland-Emeryville-
Sacramento-Roseville-Auburn-Reno ........................ 116-121
Empire Builder ®
Chicago-St. Paul-Minneapolis-Portland/Seattle ........... 90-91 Pacific Surfliner®
San Luis Obispo-Santa Barbara-Los Angeles-
Colorado, Nevada and Utah Orange County-San Diego ...................................... 122-125
Thruway Bus Connections ................................92
California Zephyr ®
Chicago-Denver-San Francisco..........................................93 ABOUT THE COVER
Southwest Chief ®
west
Chicago-Albuquerque-Los Angeles ...................................94
Arizona Thruway Bus Connections..............95
Texas Eagle®
Chicago-St. Louis-Little Rock-Dallas-Fort Worth-
San Antonio-Los Angeles .................................................96
Heartland Flyer®
Oklahoma City-Fort Worth ...............................................97
west coast
Sunset Limited ®
Orlando-New Orleans-Houston-Los Angeles .....................98
Coast Starlight®
Seattle-Portland-Los Angeles ............................................99
Cover: Amtrak Train 302 begins its daily trip from St. Louis to Chicago
on a crisp fall day. In the background is the Gateway Arch, the iconic
THANKSGIVING NOTICE image of St. Louis, which opened in 1967. At 630 ft., it is the tallest
monument in the U.S. This Lincoln Service train just traveled 108 feet
above the Mississippi River on the MacArthur Bridge, which opened to
The Northeast portion of this Timetable will be temporarily trains in 1928 and spans 677 feet between Missouri and Illinois. This train
superseded between the dates of November 23-29 by our is also representative of Amtrak “Chicago Hub” services in the Midwest,
Special Thanksgiving Timetable. including the Missouri River Runner, Hiawatha, Wolverine, Blue Water,
Pere Marquette, Saluki, Illini, Carl Sandburg and Illinois Zephyr.
destination
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HOW TO USE THE TIMETABLE
6. Where frequent service is available, the schedule may 6 frequent service schedule route name
continue for several pages, so keep following it to find
the most convenient time for you.
Maple
7. For specific station information, refer to the alphabetical Train Name4
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PLACING YOUR RESERVATION Julie can be interrupted if you already know the answer to a
question she is asking before she completes the question.
To take advantage of the best fares, and to reserve the You can be transferred to an agent if you want to bypass the
accommodations you prefer, it is best to book early. See pages automated system by saying “agent” or pressing zero. If you are
128-129 for passenger discounts. Amtrak will quote and price transferred to an agent, the information Julie has collected to that
your travel at the lowest fare available at the time your reservation point is sent along with the call so that there is no need to repeat.
is made. Provide your Amtrak Guest Rewards® number at the
If you are modifying existing reservations, booking travel to
time you make your reservation to earn points for future travel. If
Canada or on the Auto Train,® making Sleeping car reservations
you change your reservation, it will be repriced at the best fare
or trips that require more than one connection in a direction of
available at the time you make the change.
travel, you will need to talk with a live agent.
Get additional information and make reservations at Amtrak.com
For all your other travel needs, Julie will assist you.
(credit card payment required), stop by any Amtrak ticket office
or contact your Travel Agent. You can also make reservations 24 PURCHASING YOUR TICKET
hours a day at 1-800-USA-RAIL; TDD/TTY service is available at
1-800-523-6590. You may purchase your Amtrak ticket with a credit card
Reservations are subject to cancellation if not paid by the date [MasterCard, Universal Air Travel Plan card (UATP), American
assigned when reservations are made. A reservation may also Express, Discover and VISA] on Amtrak.com, over the phone
be cancelled if you have not yet picked up your tickets or if you at 800-USA-RAIL, at Quik-Trak kiosks and at ticket offices.
board at a station other than the one from which you booked your Debit cards (with credit card logos) are accepted at Quik-Trak
departure. kiosks and ticket offices, and cash is accepted at ticket offices.
You will be required to show acceptable identification when
GET OFF THE PHONE FASTER! CALL AMTRAK purchasing your tickets. Personal checks are not accepted. If no
AT 1-800-USA-RAIL AND SPEAK WITH “JULIE®” other ticketing option is available, you may pay your fare to the
conductor on the train. Credit cards (but not gift cards) and cash
No need to press buttons or wait for an agent. Just speak to are accepted. Please see page 138 for further information.
Julie, the Amtrak automated agent. Using state-of-the-art voice
recognition technology, the system hears what you say. Julie is PASSENGER ID POLICY
standing by to take your call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Amtrak passengers are required to provide acceptable
identification when purchasing tickets, whether at the station or
Use Julie to: on board the train, and while checking baggage. Valid acceptable
s #HECK TRAIN STATUS identification includes: valid state-issued photo driver’s license;