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Atlantic Coast-Auto Train-Richmond-Miami Effective October 1, 2019 ATLANTIC COAST serving NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA - WASHINGTON, DC - RICHMOND - RALEIGH - CHARLOTTE - CHARLESTON - SAVANNAH - JACKSONVILLE - ORLANDO - KISSIMMEE - WINTER HAVEN - TAMPA - ST. PETERSBURG - FT. MYERS - WEST PALM BEACH - Amtrak.com FT. LAUDERDALE - MIAMI and intermediate stations 1-800-USA-RAIL Service on Atlantic Coast Silver Silver Silver Silver Palmetto 3Train Name4 Palmetto Star Meteor Meteor Star Service R Coaches: Reservations required. B 3Train Number4 Business class service available. 89 91 97 98 92 90 Reservations required. For more Daily Daily Daily 3Normal Days of Operation4 Daily Daily Daily information visit Amtrak.com/ R B y R s y R s d y R s d y R s y R B y business-class. 3On Board Service4 s Sleeping cars. For more l å O l å O l å O l å O l å O l å O information, visit Amtrak.com/ Read Down Mile Symbol Read Up sleeping-accommodations. 6 5 d R R R Flexible Dining service: Available R 95 93/83/ 82/ R R 65/67 Mo-Fr 161 Connecting Train Number 164/174 66 66 exclusively for Sleeping Car 9 30P 6 10A 9 30A 0 Dp Boston, MA–South Station ∑w- Ar 6 36P 7 58A 7 58A passengers. For more information, R9 36P R6 15A R9 36A 1 Boston, MA–Back Bay Station >v- D6 25P D7 53A D7 53A visit Amtrak.com/flexdining. p y R9 50P R6 25A R9 46A 11 Route 128, MA ∑w- D6 09P D7 34A D7 34A Café service. Table seating 10 22P 6 50A 10 11A 43 Providence, RI ∑w- 5 34P 6 56A 6 56A offering a variety of meals, snacks 12 50A 8 38A 12 09P 156 New Haven, CT ∑v- 3 44P 4 42A 4 42A and beverages for sale. For more information, visit Amtrak.com/ 1 36A 9 27A 12 58P 195 q Stamford, CT ∑w- Ar 2 48P 3 27A 3 27A café. 2 30A 10 22A 1 53P 231 Ar New York, NY–Penn Station ∑w- Dp 2 00P 2 40A 2 40A l Checked baggage at select 7 00A 1 58P 5 20P 456 Ar Washington, DC–Union Station ∑w- Dp 10 10A 9 40P 9 40P stations. l5 51A l11 02A l3 15P 0 Dp New York, NY–Penn Station ∑w- Ar l11 00A l6 50P l11 58P å Wi-Fi available. l l l ∑w- l l l R6 08A R11 22A R3 38P 10 Newark, NJ–Penn Station p D10 40A D6 30P D11 36P O Trainside checked bicycle service ∑w- 1R6 55A R12 00N R4 18P 58 Trenton, NJ D10 03A D5 40P 10 59P offered between staffed locations 1lR7 33A lR12 35P lR4 54P 91 Philadelphia, PA ∑w- lD9 30A lD5 05P l10 24P handling checked baggage. –Gray 30th St. Station Customers will check in with the 1l l l ∑v- l l l R7 56A R1 02P R5 18P 116 Wilmington, DE D9 05A D4 40P 10 05P station agent, get a claim check/ 1lR8 44A lR1 55P lR6 12P 185 Baltimore, MD–Penn Sta. ∑w- lD8 12A lD3 50P l9 15P baggage tag for their bike, and l l l ∑w- l l l R10 00A R3 05P R7 25P 225 Washington, DC Ar D7 07A D2 38P 7 42P hand up to a crew member inside l l l ∑w- l l l 10 18A 3 23P 7 44P 233 Alexandria, VA p D6 36A D2 04P 7 07P the baggage car. Visit Amtrak.com/ >v 260 Quantico, VA bikes for more information. 8 33P 279 q Fredericksburg, VA >v D5 26A 1 Monday-Friday, Train 89 departs 12 19P 5 07P 9 34P 334 Ar Richmond, VA–Staples Mill Rd. ∑v- Dp 4 32A l12 16P l5 14P this station 8-9 minutes later than l12 29P l5 17P l9 44P Dp b Charlottesville—see page 4 Ar 4 22A l12 07P 5 04P time shown and also serves New l ∑w l l 12 54P 5 51P 10 18P 362 Petersburg, VA p 3 33A 11 28A 4 20P Brunswick at 6:31 a.m., Princeton l2 29P l7 21P l11 50P 460 Rocky Mount, NC ∑w- l2 09A l10 03A l2 52P Jct. at 6:45 a.m. and BWI l2 47P 476 Wilson, NC b Eastern North ∑w- p l2 24P Thurgood Marshall Airport Station Carolina—see page 4 at 8:57 a.m. On Saturday and >w- 3 14P 502 q Selma-Smithfield, NC mN 1 52P Sunday train departs this station 531 Ar Raleigh, NC mmN ∑v Dp l8 45A at time shown and also serves l 9 01P Dp Ar Metropark at 6:22 a.m., BWI at l q ∑w- l 9 23P 539 Cary, NC Ar 8 08A 8:58 a.m. and New Carrollton at l l ∑v l l 4 05P 1 22A 550 Fayetteville, NC Ar 12 37A p 1 05P 9:13 a.m. 4 56P 603 q Dillon, SC > Ar 12 14P 5 44P 3 05A 633 Ar Florence, SC (Myrtle Beach) ∑w Dp l11 12P l11 39A All Amtrak services and stations are l6 00P l3 13A Dp Ar 11 02P 11 34A non-smoking. 6 20P 3 51A 672 Kingstree, SC > p 10 11P 10 55A l7 19P l4 51A 728 Charleston, SC ∑w l9 17P l10 00A See page 4 for Route Map; pages 2 and 4 for Thruway Connections; and 8 08P q 5 43A 782 Yemassee, SC >v 8 20P 9 08A >w- page 5 for additional Connecting 10 36P 599 Southern Pines, NC (Pinehurst) p 6 52A p Local Services. 11 18P 628 Hamlet, NC >v- 6 14A 12 47A 701 Camden, SC > 4 42A l1 38A 734 Columbia, SC ∑w l4 01A SHADING KEY q 2 35A q 783 q Denmark, SC > 2 45A l9 04P 4 13A 6 34A 829 Ar Savannah, GA ∑v Dp l7 31P l1 22A l8 20A Daytime train Overnight train Service continues on page 2. No change of train required. SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE 10/1/19 Connecting train Connecting Local Services SYMBOLS KEY b Thruway Bus Connections Philadelphia Center City Raleigh (Triangle Area Transit Thruway connections provide coordinated SEPTA operates between Connection) D Stops only to discharge passengers; train train/bus service with connections at the Philadelphia 30th Street Station GoTriangle provides daily may leave before time shown. and Center City. Amtrak tickets R Stops only to receive passengers. Amtrak station (in most cases), as well as connecting service between b Thruway Bus stop through fares and ticketing. Passengers are honored for free travel on Raleigh, Cary, Durham and - Quik-Trak self-serve ticketing kiosk must be ticketed be fore boarding. Buses Regional Rail trains to/from Chapel Hill Transit Centers; > Unstaffed station between Wilson and Morehead City or Center City; www.septa.com. www.gotriangle.org; mmN Host station. See page 4. ∑ Wilmington, as well as betweenOrlando/ Philadelphia International (919) 485-RIDE (7433). Staffed Station with ticket office; may or Tampa and Clearwater/St. Petersburg, Airport may not be open for all train departures. South Florida Stations w Station wheelchair accessible; no barriers Bradenton, Sarasota, Port Charlotte and Convenient transfers between Fort Myers are wheelchair accessible. Tri-Rail provides daily commuter between station and train. Gray 30th Street Station and v Station wheelchair accessible; not all Between Deland and Daytona Beach a rail service from West Palm Beach, airline terminals via SEPTA Airport Delray Beach, Deerfield Beach, Fort station facilities accessible. wheelchair accessible vehicle is available Line trains. SEPTA with 48 hours advance notice. Lauderdale and Hollywood Stations. (215) 580-7800; www.septa.org. www.tri-rail.com or 800-TRI-RAIL. Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation. National Railroad Passenger Corporation, One Massachusetts Ave. N.W., 1 Washington, DC 20001. NRPC Form T4–Internet only–10/1/19. Schedules subject to change without notice. Effective October 1, 2019 ATLANTIC COAST serving NEW YORK - PHILADELPHIA - WASHINGTON, DC - RICHMOND - RALEIGH - CHARLOTTE - CHARLESTON - SAVANNAH - JACKSONVILLE - ORLANDO - KISSIMMEE - WINTER HAVEN - TAMPA - ST. PETERSBURG - FT. MYERS - WEST PALM BEACH - Amtrak.com FT. LAUDERDALE - MIAMI and intermediate stations 1-800-USA-RAIL Service on Atlantic Coast Service Silver Silver Silver Silver 3Train Name4 R Coaches: Reservations required. Star Meteor Meteor Star s Sleeping cars. For more information, visit Amtrak.com/sleeping-accommodations. 91 97 3Train Number4 98 92 d Flexible Dining service: Available exclusively 3Normal Days of Operation4 for Sleeping Car passengers. For more Daily Daily Daily Daily information, visit Amtrak.com/flexdining. R s y R s d y R s d y R s y y Café service. Table seating offering a variety 3On Board Service4 l å O l å O l å O l å O of meals, snacks and beverages for sale. For more information, visit Amtrak.com/café. Read Down Mile Symbol Read Up 6 5 l Checked baggage at select stations. R91 R97 Connecting Train Number R98 R92 å Wi-Fi available. l4 18A l6 40A *870 Dp Savannah, GA (*mileage via Columbia) ∑v Ar 7 23P 1 16A O Trainside checked bicycle service offered 7 35A 881 Dp Jesup, GA (Brunswick) > Dp 6 29P between staffed locations handling checked 6 39A 9 09A 977 Ar Jacksonville, FL ∑w Dp l5 07P l11 03P baggage. Customers will check in with the b7 00A l9 34A Dp Ar 4 47P 10 43P station agent, get a claim check/baggage tag l6 59A Dp Ar b10 25P for their bike, and hand up to a crew member 8 02A 10 40A 1035 Palatka, FL >w p 3 29P 9 21P inside the baggage car.
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