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Amtrak unveils NextGen Acela — ‘premium ride’ trains that can travel at 160 mph
Amtrak’s NextGen Acela is considered a “premium ride” for travelers, offering free high-speed Wi-Fi, individual USB ports, power outlets and reading lights. Fares for one-way business class service between Washington and New York on Friday, Aug. 29, ran $498 per traveler, according to Amtrak’s booking website.
Amtrak’s long-awaited NextGen Acela trains debut this week with faster top speeds, upgraded seating, improved accessibility and modern amenities.
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New Amtrak Promo: Save up to 25% on Fall Travel
Amtrak’s latest promo, dubbed the National Fall Travel Flash Sale, can save you as much as 25% off travel on numerous routes ...
The new Acela trains were built in the U.S. at Alstom's Hornell, New York facility and include components from 180 suppliers in 29 states.
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How Amtrak’s Unique Turnaround in Tampa Is Reshaping Train Travel in Florida
Amtrak’s unique turnaround at Tampa marks a pivotal moment for rail travel in Florida. This strategic shift is more than just ...
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NJ Transit delays due to Amtrak signal issues: Latest
Amtrak signal issues in a Hudson River tunnel cause NJ Transit delays up to 45 minutes; PATH cross-honoring tickets at select ...
Amtrak’s new Mardi Gras Service is back up and running between Mobile, Alabama, and New Orleans for the first time since Hurricane Katrina. The service offers additional stops in Pascagoula, Biloxi ...
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