Train Orlando, FL - Providence, RI prices from $239.16

Traveling by train from Orlando, FL, to Providence, RI

The train from Orlando, FL, to Providence, RI, lasts on average 28 hr 28 min. Around 2 trains depart a day between Orlanod and Providence, the average price is $304.04 and the lowest ticket pricing starts at around $239.16.

Amtrak, the largest passenger railroad service in the US, operates the train service from Orlando to Providence. There is no direct connection between the two cities. You will start the journey with the long-distance Amtrak Silver Service from Orlando to New York. At New York's Penn Station and Washington's Union station, you will transfer either to the high-speed train service Acela or the slightly cheaper and slower Northeast Regional.

1. The Silver Service is a long-distance Amtrak service connecting New York and Miami and serving many smaller cities. 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. 
2. The Acela Express is a high-speed train between Washington, DC, and Boston, MA. It is the fastest train in the Northeast Corridor, reaching 150 miles per hour; 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.
3. Northeast Regional is the most popular train due to its price and frequency. It runs around ten times a day. 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. 

Travel from Orlando to Providence in a sleeper car

So there are two options to choose from if you want to sleep in Silver Services' sleeping car.

1. 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.
2. 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 alone or with someone. Also, the coach has comfortable reclining seats, perfect for getting some shut-eye, so give it a chance.

Change trains in New York or Washington

In Orlando, you will start your journey on the only Amtrak station in town, Union station, located at 601 N Nebraska Ave, in the Channel district. The station is simple, conveniently set close to several car rental agencies, and has a parking look. The Amtrak Thruway Bus serves the station, and the Greyhound buses serve the bus terminal five miles away. 

As previously mentioned, you can change trains at New Yorks 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.

The second Station you may be boarding the Silver Service train is Washington's Union station. Changing trains at this Station can be a very convenient experience thanks to its size, modern amenities, and professional staff. 30 platforms house multiple tracks with various types of services provided. Passengers can easily access all areas of the Station since it is equipped with escalators, elevators, wheelchair-accessible rooms, and dedicated spaces for luggage storage. Overall, customers will enjoy changing trains here due to the historic charm of the building and the efficient transport systems provided by Washington Union Station.

Arriving by train from Orlando to Providence

Providence's main Amtrak station is located at 100 Gaspee Street, in the city center, just across the street from Rhode Island State House, within walking distance from many restaurants and shops. Besides Acela Express and the Northeast Regional, the station is also part of the local MBTA network, which operates between Providence, Boston, and the Bostons T. F. Green Airport.

Providence is located on the border between Massachusetts and Rhode Island. One of the oldest towns in the United States, it boasts many beautiful colonial buildings - so many that its East Side neighborhood has the largest contingent of registered historic buildings in the US. A stroll along colonial houses on Benefit street will delight all history enthusiasts. If you are more interested in the restaurant scene, be sure to taste some oysters, the signature dish of the Providence area, or the excellent Italian specialties in Little Italy in the Federal Hill quarter.

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