Summer is busy for train travel and Amtrak expects heavy ridership this year. Travelers are encouraged to book early to secure the best rates before trains book up.
Amtrak said demand for July travel already increased compared to last summer.
“On Amtrak trains, customers can visit the most popular cities in the country for their summer travel, whether it’s to catch a baseball game, explore a new city, experience a summer musical festival, have an outdoor biking or hiking adventure or take it easy and relax at a beach,” Amtrak chief marketing officer Tim Griffin said in a statement.
“Instead of sitting in traffic to reach these destinations, sit in comfort and enjoy the journey with Amtrak.”
The rail company expected more than 320,000 customers over Memorial Day weekend. Amtrak has free WiFi on domestic trains, has refreshed the interiors of several Northeast Corridor trains and offers the ability to travel with small pets and bikes on most trains. There’s also a generous baggage policy, large seats and no middle seat.
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