New York, NY to Baltimore, MD
The train from New York, NY to Baltimore, MD, lasts on average . Around trains depart a day between New York, NY, and Baltimore, MD, the average price is and the lowest ticket pricing starts at around .
Amtrak, the largest passenger railroad service in the U.S., operates the train from New York to Baltimore. The good news is that all the trains connecting New York and Baltimore are direct. There are several options, but it comes down to whether you need to get there fast with the speed train Acela or take your time with a slightly slower line like the Northeast Regional or the long-distance lines passing through both cities.
- The Acela Express is a high-speed train between Washington D.C. and Boston MY; it is the fastest train in the Northeast Corridor, reaching 150 miles per hour, stopping at Newark, Metropark, Trenton, Philadelphia, Trenton, and Metropark before arriving in Baltimore. Acela tickets are pricier due to their incredible speeds and comfort. Extra legroom, free Wi-Fi, and a power outlet under each seat are some of the perks you can expect on Amtrak Acela Express.
- Northeast Regional is the most popular train due to its price and frequency. It runs around 16 times a day, unlike other lines, Carolinian, Crescent, Vermonter, and Palmetto, which run only once daily. The Northeast Regional is slower, but it makes more stops along the way, making it a more convenient option for passengers who need to make connections.
Your journey in New York will start at Penn Station's newest addition - Moynihan Train Hall. Located adjacent to Penn Station, the 350,000-square-foot facility is designed to offer travelers a modern and comfortable place to wait for or transfer between Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road departures. This new facility replaces the original James A. Farley Post Office Building. It features 30 retail shops and a 15,000-square-foot public square that provides access to Penn Station and subway line 7.
You will arrive in Baltimore at another Penn station, but don't feel confused. It is not the same Penn station. It is Baltimore Penn station - one of the country's oldest and most beautiful stations. It offers a good choice of activities and is close to Baltimore tourist attractions. Located only half a mile from downtown and the inner harbor, the station is also a stroll away from the vibrant Charles North neighborhood. Besides its stunning architecture, the area is home to multiple art and entertainment venues. Visit the American Visionary Art Museum to explore beautiful and inspiring artwork from unconventional artists. Catch a show at the Everyman Theatre, a cozy venue featuring Broadway plays and concerts.
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