Cheapest day to travel | Tuesday |
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Most expensive day to travel | Friday |
Average price (round-trip) | $104 |
Average price (one-way) | $54 |
Yes. Amtrak offers free Wi-Fi at the station and on board to keep passengers connected and entertained. However, the Wi-Fi does not have enough connectivity to stream large file content.
Most trains on the Boston-Philadelphia route have restaurants that offer a wide range of dining options. Travelers can get sitting areas with wide tables at the restaurant to enjoy meals.
Yes. Amtrak lets passengers bring along small dogs and cats. They have to weigh under 20 pounds, and each passenger is limited to only one pet. Amtrak only allows up to five pets per train, and passengers are served on a first-come, first-served basis. Pets must be confined in carriers that stay under the passenger’s seats. Pets on board have to be older than eight weeks.
The arrival train station for trains from Boston to Philadelphia is Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station. It has several transport services to transfer you from your location from the station. Passengers with disabilities can find wheelchairs and wheelchair lifts at the station. The station houses a waiting room, a water fountain, a ticket office, and a parking lot. There are elevators to get you from the concourse to the platforms. There are food vending machines where travelers can grab snacks. It also features restrooms, ATMs, and Quik-Trak kiosks for travelers to make a purchase.
The train journey from Boston to Philadelphia takes 5h 43m on average and covers a distance of 269 miles.
Amtrak is the only train operator serving this route.