Find train tickets to Philadelphia
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Cheapest day | Friday |
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Most expensive day | Wednesday |
Average price (round-trip) | $22 |
Average price (one-way) | $13 |
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- When you take a train to Philadelphia, you will find that there are a few different services and facilities that William H. Gray III 30th Street Station has for passengers, including access to free Amtrak Wi-Fi. There is also the Metropolitan Lounge where travelers can relax and enjoy basic refreshments, as well as a lactation suite that has comfortable benches, outlets, and a foldable changing table. This station has a car rental center, where you can pick your vehicle up directly after your train to Philadelphia arrives.
- Trains that are operated by Amtrak will typically have Wi-Fi onboard that travelers can access for free for the duration of their trip. If you’re taking a regional train to Philadelphia that is operated by a different company, you will not be guaranteed to have access to Wi-Fi during your voyage.
- If you’ll be traveling with Amtrak to Philadelphia, it’s important to note that you will have the right to bring a pet on board with you as long as your trip is less than seven hours long. You may bring a small cat or dog if they are under 20 pounds in weight. Animals are required to be kept in a proper pet carrier for the duration of the journey. Keep in mind that unless it is a service animal, passengers are not allowed to bring pets in the foodservice car on their train to Philadelphia.
- Train tickets to Philadelphia provide travelers with the right to bring certain pieces of luggage. Amtrak is the main company that services trains to this city, and this provider allows customers to bring up to two personal items and two carry-on items. You can also check up to four bags, with the first two bags being free, and additional bags requiring you to pay a small fee. Special items like bicycles, baby items, and sporting equipment may be brought on board but might require special handling and an additional fee.
- Looking for cheap train tickets to Philadelphia? 25% of our users found round-trip tickets to Philadelphia for the following prices or less: From Baltimore $14, from Washington, D.C. $24, from New York $26
- Philadelphia's most searched train station on KAYAK is Philadelphia 30th Street Station. It is located 1 mile from the city center.
- You will generally catch the best train deals if you travel to Philadelphia in the evening.
FAQs when traveling to Philadelphia by train
What is the most popular train station in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia 30th Street Station and Philadelphia North are the most searched stations in Philadelphia by KAYAK users.
Which train companies travel to Philadelphia?
Amtrak is the only train company serving Philadelphia.
How long is the train journey to Philadelphia from the closest popular cities?
Lancaster to Philadelphia - 0h 56m
Newark to Philadelphia - 0h 34m
Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia - 1h 50m
Baltimore to Philadelphia - 1h 08m
What are some easy day trips by train when visiting Philadelphia?
To explore the nearby region, you can pay a visit to Doylestown, a charming city that is located on the local SEPTA line and is known for the Michener Art Museum and the Mercer Museum. You can also head to New York by taking the Acela Express train. Washington, D.C. is a nice place to spend the day, and you can explore the city’s many famous monuments, such as the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials.
How can I travel from William H. Gray III 30th Street Station to the city center?
If you plan on driving from William H. Gray III 30th Street Station to the city center, you can expect the journey to normally take you just under 5min. You can also choose to walk, which will typically take you around 20min. There may be some local buses that you can use, and a single ticket costs approximately $2.
What types of trains are primarily used to travel to Philadelphia?
Those that will be traveling with Amtrak to Philadelphia may be on a high-speed train for their journey or a standard train. Depending on where you are departing from, you may also be on a regional train if you will be traveling with a local company.
Does William H. Gray III 30th Street Station have any facilities for travelers with disabilities or limited mobility?
Most of the facilities at William H. Gray III 30th Street Station are accessible for passengers with disabilities, including the train platforms, restrooms, ticket office, and water fountains. Employees are also always available to help travelers navigate the station, and there are wheelchairs that can be used for no additional fee.
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