Ticket prices by class across 21 trains. Base rates synchronized directly with official railway datasources.
Train fares in United States vary based on the service class, route length, train type, and how far in advance you book. The prices above represent base fares per person for each available class. Economy class is always the most affordable option and is available on most United States trains, while upper classes such as AC Sleeper and Business offer additional comfort for longer journeys.
For overnight or long-distance routes in United States, sleeper classes provide berths or reclining seats. These typically cost more than seated economy but save you a night of hotel accommodation. Business and first class compartments usually offer wider seats, at-seat service, and priority boarding at major railway stations.
The standard seated class on all United States trains. Suitable for short and medium distance journeys at the lowest price.
Air-conditioned seating with more room than economy. Popular on intercity routes across United States.
Individual berths with bedding for overnight travel. Ideal for long-distance trips within United States.
Premium seating with extra legroom, meals, and priority service on selected United States trains.