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SPECIAL THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY TIMETABLE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25 – DECEMBER 1, 2014 Table of Contents Westbound Tuesday, November 25 ............... 3 Wednesday, November 26 ...........4 Thursday, November 27 ...............5 Friday, November 28 ....................6 Saturday, November 29 ...............7 Sunday, November 30 .................8 Monday, December 1 ...................9 Eastbound Tuesday, November 25 ............. 10 ® Wednesday, November 26 .........11 AMTRAK Thursday, November 27 .............12 ® KEYSTONE SERVICE Friday, November 28 ..................13 Pittsburgh-Harrisburg-Lancaster- Saturday, November 29 .............14 Sunday, November 30 ................15 Philadelphia-New York Monday, December 1 .................16 This Special Thanksgiving Holiday Timetable temporarily For travel between Boston and Richmond and intermediate points, please refer to our replaces the Northeast Corridor section of the System online Special Thanksgiving Holiday Timetable. Please consult AMTRAK.COM for normal Timetable for the Northeast Corridor operation schedules outside these dates. For travel between New York and Toronto and intermediate points, please refer to our online Special Thanksgiving Holiday Timetable for the Empire Service®/ Maple Leaf SM AMTRAK.COM THANKSGIVING Plan to Avoid the Rush Arrive at the Station Early The busiest Thanksgiving travel periods are During the holiday, we recommend that you plan Travel & Safety Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday afternoons. to arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before If possible, avoid traveling on Wednesday and your scheduled train departure, and add another Tips Sunday, as well as on Thursday morning. All 30 minutes if you need to purchase tickets. Check services will be very crowded on those days. Other video monitors and train information boards to than Thanksgiving Day, morning trains will not be determine the departure gate of your train. First Amtrak® is pleased to take you to your as busy as those in the afternoon and evening. class passengers are invited to relax and wait for Thanksgiving destination. Please be assured we are their trains in the Amtrak ClubAcela lounges in doing everything we can to make your trip as Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington. pleasant as possible. Reserved Services Add to Your Comfort The Thanksgiving holiday is the busiest travel Listen Carefully for Boarding period of the year. In Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor All trains between Boston and Washington and Announcements between New York and Niagara Falls are reserved. alone, we will serve more than 300,000 passengers Be sure that the train you are boarding will stop during the holiday week. On the two busiest days Likewise, all trains operating between Springfield and New Haven are reserved. Keystone Service at your destination. Extra trains added for the – Wednesday and Sunday – Northeast Corridor Thanksgiving holiday may not go to all stations. If trains serve twice as many people as on an trains will also be all reserved service for the travel period November 25 through December 1. you are in doubt, check with the conductor before average day. To meet your travel needs, we will you step onto the train. operate every available car and schedule extra Consider “Holiday Extra” Trains trains during this period. We will also add to our Planning to Meet Someone? capacity by borrowing commuter train cars from During the holiday week, Amtrak may use cars other railroads to operate extra trains. borrowed from commuter rail agencies to run Inform your party not only of your expected arrival “Holiday Extra” trains. (These trains are numbered time, but also the train number (in this timetable). To make your Thanksgiving trip as smooth as 1054 and higher in the Thanksgiving timetable.) Set a meeting place away from the immediate gate possible, here are some holiday travel tips: We recognize that some of the borrowed cars area, as the gate areas will be congested with passengers going to and from the platforms. Security Matters at Amtrak might not be what you expect from our Amtrak fleet. “Holiday Extra” trains will have fewer While in the station or on board a train, please restrooms and may not offer food service. remember: Your Holiday Travel Planner • Be aware of your surroundings Purchase Your Tickets in Advance • Keep your personal items secure and in close On Acela Express®, Northeast Avoid long lines at the station by making your ® proximity. Laptop computers, PDA devices, SM reservation and purchasing tickets before your Regional , Keystone Service and portable music players, wallets, digital cameras, Empire Service® trains, the heaviest etc., are easy targets for pickpockets date of departure. Amtrak tickets are sold by most • Do not approach or pet police dogs travel agents or in advance at many Northeast travel days will be Wednesday, • Report any suspicious activity or unattended Corridor stations either at the ticket counter or November 26 and Sunday, luggage by notifying Amtrak Police at by using the Quik-Trak™ kiosk. To skip the ticket November 30. The highest 1-800-331-0008 or call 911 line all together, make your reservations online at Amtrak.com, then receive an email containing passenger volumes will be present SEE SOMETHING? SAY SOMETHING! your eTicket. in stations and aboard trains on those two days, and reduced On Board Safety When customers make a reservation this way, they’ll receive a printable eTicket via e-mail. Amtrak fares will generally not be While on board any Amtrak train please note the Passengers using their smartphones or other available. Friday, November 28 is following for a safer and more enjoyable trip: mobile devices can present the eTicket to the likely to be the least crowded • Watch your step when boarding and leaving the conductor by simply opening the document from travel day on trains and in stations. train their e-mail or Amtrak app. A lost or misplaced Keystone Service trains, which • Watch your step moving from car to car while eTicket can easily be reprinted. eTickets also the train is in motion can be printed at Amtrak ticket offices and normally do not require • Be sure to step over the gap between the train Quik-Trak™ kiosks. Some customers, including reservations for travel between and platform those traveling on a group ticket or passengers Philadelphia and Harrisburg, will • Leave personal food items and baggage at your purchasing multi-ride tickets, will need to continue require reservations during the seat to receive conventional paper value tickets. entire holiday travel period. • Wear shoes at all times • Never attempt to board or exit a moving train Speed your return journey by purchasing round- trip tickets. Please be sure you have the correct Safety at the Station ticket for your travel itinerary. About the cover While in any Amtrak station please note the Customers are required to produce acceptable following for a safer more enjoyable trip: identification when purchasing tickets or when checking bags. Acceptable forms of photo • Arrive at least 30 minutes before your train is identification include a valid driver’s license, due to depart passport, government agency ID and other specific • Check-in early to arrange for pre-boarding if you forms of identification. (Ask Amtrak for details.) need extra time or assistance Passengers boarding at any station between • Watch your step on station stairs, escalators, Washington, D.C., and Boston will be required to and train platforms have a ticket before boarding the train; conductors • Please stand back from the edge of the platform will not sell tickets on board any train between • Help children when boarding and leaving the Washington, D.C., and Boston. Passengers train purchasing tickets on board trains outside of the • Use only Amtrak Red Caps to help you with your Washington-Boston corridor will be required to Locomotive 822 received its historic “Phase III” livery in celebration baggage of Amtrak’s 40th anniversary and makes coveted appearances provide acceptable identification to the conductor. throughout the national rail system. From a vantage point overlooking the stalwart Livingston Avenue Bridge, it leads the Schedules subject to change without notice. westbound Maple Leaf across the Hudson River just after its station Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, 60 Massachusetts Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. stop at Albany-Rensselaer, New York. By Steven K. Ostrowski, NRPC Form T-5–Internet Only–11/25/14 Amtrak Exhibit Train Trainmaster. TUESDAY - November 25, 2014 - TUESDAY KEYSTONE SERVICE-Westbound New York • Philadelphia • Lancaster • Harrisburg • Pittsburgh Pennsyl- Train Name4 vanian Train Number4 601 605 607 641 609 643 43 645 647 649 651 653 655 619 639 R Q R Q R Q R Q R Q R Q R B R Q R Q R Q R Q R Q R Q R Q R Q On Board Service4 å å å å å å y å å å å å å å å å Mile 6 NEW YORK, NY - 0 Dp 3 00A 4 40A 5 30A 7 25A 8 10A 9 30A 10 52A 12 05P 2 11P 2 44P 4 03P 5 10P 6 35P 9 20P 11 15P -Penn Station Newark, NJ - 10 3 20A R4 56A 5 47A R7 42A 8 26A R9 46A R11 09A R12 22P R2 28P R2 59P R4 20P R5 27P 6 52P 9 37P 11 32P Train 67 Train 151 Train 111 Train 187 Newark Liberty Intl. Air., NJ p - 13 Train 185 8 32A 2 34P 3 05P 11 37P Metropark, NJ - 25 3 36A 5 12A 5 58A 8 45A 9 52P 11 48P New Brunswick, NJ 33 Princeton Jct., NJ - 49 6 16A 8 13A Trenton, NJ - 58 4 03A 5 35A 6 26A 8 22A 9 078A 10 24A 11 44A 12 55P 3 05P 3 37P 4 55P 6 02P 7 28P 10 14P 12 11A Cornwells Heights, PA 74 3 48P 7 39P North Philadelphia, PA 86 D4 02P D6
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