Amtrak in Philadelphia

Amtrak has been transporting passengers along America’s railways for 50 years. When it comes to traveling along the Northeast Corridor, there’s no easier way than hopping aboard an Amtrak train and riding the rails.

Pro tip: Book in advance to access lower fares, free Wi-Fi, baggage allowance, extra legroom — and no chance of getting stuck in a middle seat.

If you need to get to Philadelphia quickly, Acela trains running between Boston, New York, Washington, D.C., and other East Coast destinations are the way to go. Amtrak offers quick, comfortable travel between the cities seven days a week, and stops in Philadelphia as part of the Northeast Regional and Keystone Service corridors, which connect to the Greater Philadelphia region and destinations like Pennsylvania Dutch country.

Amtrak service in Philadelphia originates at the beautiful William H. Gray III 30th Street Station, which offers a Metropolitan lounge, restrooms, food vendors and other services, as well as the landscaped outdoor dining and lounge area The Porch during warm weather months. The station also connects with SEPTA, Greater Philadelphia’s public transportation network.