Amtrak has always believed in long distance relationships and is standing behind that with the announcement of its Long Distance Flash Sale, featuring 25 percent discounts for travel between Tuesday, Feb. 13 and Thursday, Mar. 22, including holiday travel during President’s Day Weekend. Starting Tuesday, Jan. 30 through Thursday, Feb. 1, customers can receive discounts on one-way fares to visit the most popular cities in the United States, whether you want to experience the Windy City, the Big Apple, the Magic City, the City of Angels or the Big Easy.
The sale is only available at Amtrak.com, and all prices will be automatically discounted from the standard fare price. No discount code is needed; prices are as shown and can’t be combined with other discount codes.
The Long Distance Flash Sale is valid on the following trains and destinations:
Amtrak offers large spacious seats with wide, comfortable reclining seats and ample legroom for comfort, as well as free Wi-Fi on most trains, the freedom to use phones and electronic devices at all times (no “airplane mode”), the ability to travel with small pets on many trains, no middle seat, and one of the most generous baggage policies in the travel industry.
Sale prices are available exclusively for one-way Coach Class fares and upgrades to Business Class are not permitted. Space is limited as sale prices are not available on all trains or at all times. Once purchased, tickets are non-refundable. Others restrictions may apply.
About Amtrak®
Amtrak offers a more comfortable and convenient travel experience with free Wi-Fi on most trains, plenty of leg room and no middle seat. With our state and commuter partners, we move people, the economy and the nation forward, carrying more than 30 million Amtrak customers for each of the past seven years. Amtrak operates more than 300 trains daily, connecting more than 500 destinations in 46 states, the District of Columbia and three Canadian Provinces, and reaches 400 additional destinations via connecting bus routes. Learn more at Amtrak.com.
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