Train from New York, NY, to Miami, FL
The train from New York, NY to Miami, FL, lasts on average . Around trains depart a day between New York, NY, and Miami, FL, 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 Miami. The two cities are connected by the Silver Service line, composed of two trains, the Silver Meteor and Silver Star.
The Silver Service is a long-distance Amtrak service connecting New York and Miami and serving many smaller cities, one of them being Orlando. All trains have Viewliner sleeping cars, with the option of booking a smaller roomette or a more comfortable bedroom. Still, unlike the Silver Star, the Silver Meteor has a dining car, which also means that the sleeping cars get inclusive room service.
Amtrak offers two types on sleeping units on Viewliner cars:
- The Roomette is, at first glance, a tiny room, but it is very well-used. Different innovative storage options will surprise you at every step. They start with two comfortable recliner seats, which turn into a bed, and a second bunk bed that you pull from the ceiling, making enough space for two people to sleep and have a great view. The older Viewliner cars have a toilet and a sink in the room (one of the surprises under the steps to the upper bunk), which can be tricky if there are two people. The newer cars have toilets and bathrooms in the hallway.
- The Bedroom is twice as big, with a big, comfy queen bed and a bathroom in the room (separated by a door). It has all the amenities of the Roomette with a difference of more space and a higher price.
If you opt for the sleeping car, keep in mind that you must book the entire unit, whether alone or with someone. Also, the coach has comfortable reclining seats, perfect for getting some shut-eye, so give it a chance.
You will start your journey at New York's Penn Station's newest addition - Moynihan Train Hall. Recently opened in 2021, the new transportation facility and architectural marvel is situated across 8th Avenue from Penn Station. Fun fact or a warning, Penn station is said to be the busiest train station in the western hemisphere, so keep your eyes peeled on your belongings and take a deep breath before you step into the station.
You will end your journey in Miami at The Miami Amtrak Station (8303 NW 37th Ave). It offers travelers a large and convenient waiting area complete with vending machines, restrooms, on-site customer service staff, and secure parking facilities. For easy access to other parts of this vibrant city, there's also a Tri-Rail Metrorail Transfer Station conveniently located just blocks away from 8303 NW 37th Ave!
When in Miami, you have no other choice but to have fun. Whatever your idea of a good time is, you'll find it in Miami. Enjoy the 35 - mile stretch of waterfront beaches during the day, and in the evening, eat whatever you want; Miami has the highest number of restaurants per capita. Take a stroll to Little Havana, dance to some salsa on the street, and follow it up with a night in one of the city's many nightclubs. Culture buffs won't be left empty-handed. Miami is home to many art galleries, museums, and public art installations. Wynwood Walls is a must-see for any art lover. This open-air mural project feature works by world-renowned graffiti artists from all over the globe.
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