Hello! Happy New Year. Could you tell me if on the trip from Boston to New York there are stops where we can get off for a longer period of time, for example 15 minutes to half an hour? Thank you very much. By the way, congratulations on the video. very intuitive
Hey! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it useful. There are stops between Boston and NY, but you can’t really get off the train. I mean, you have a ticket with an origin and a destination, and you must respect that. In addition, the train only stops for 1 or 2 minutes. If you want to explore any of the cities in between, I assume the way to do that is by getting separate tickets. However, I’m sure you can contact Amtrak and they will be able to assist you better than me!
4:15 - You say that "not all service branches have the exact same route" on the NE Corridor. I beg to differ. I've been riding this route for 20+ years, and it's always followed the same rails, with the same stops between Boston and New York.
I mean, from what I know, technically there are a few different branches, but most of the services do follow the same route, especially between Boston and New York.
Buy the tickets online. The train to Maine is called the Downeaster. Note, though, that it leaves from Boston's NORTH Station, while trains headed south, like the one in this video, leave from South Station.
We take this train all the time from Boston to NYC, we love it, doing it again in may, just wish our south station was bigger and cooler😂😂😂
I- thank you for showing where to go
Glad it was useful!
We are taking this exact train and departure time tomorrow from South Station in Boston to NYC! How fast does this train top out at? 100+?
I really don’t know what the top speed is. Maybe you can ask!
@@railingaroundtheworldytb We clocked it between 110 and 120 on our train ride
Hello! Happy New Year. Could you tell me if on the trip from Boston to New York there are stops where we can get off for a longer period of time, for example 15 minutes to half an hour? Thank you very much. By the way, congratulations on the video. very intuitive
Hey! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and found it useful. There are stops between Boston and NY, but you can’t really get off the train. I mean, you have a ticket with an origin and a destination, and you must respect that. In addition, the train only stops for 1 or 2 minutes. If you want to explore any of the cities in between, I assume the way to do that is by getting separate tickets. However, I’m sure you can contact Amtrak and they will be able to assist you better than me!
0:20 it’s not the metro it’s the T short for MBTA.
4:15 - You say that "not all service branches have the exact same route" on the NE Corridor. I beg to differ. I've been riding this route for 20+ years, and it's always followed the same rails, with the same stops between Boston and New York.
I mean, from what I know, technically there are a few different branches, but most of the services do follow the same route, especially between Boston and New York.
Where to go to buy tickets to take a Train to Maine?
You can check on the Amtrak website or directly at the station!
@@railingaroundtheworldytb Thank you very much 😊
Are we leaving our laggage in different place ?
@@arca6506 Yes, it will go on the Train after you check-in the bag
Buy the tickets online. The train to Maine is called the Downeaster. Note, though, that it leaves from Boston's NORTH Station, while trains headed south, like the one in this video, leave from South Station.
No one wants to read captions!
Then what!?