Cheapest day | Thursday |
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Most expensive day | Tuesday |
Average price (round-trip) | $151 |
Average price (one-way) | $57 |
Albuquerque is the most searched station in Albuquerque by KAYAK users.
Amtrak is the only train company serving Albuquerque.
Fullerton to Albuquerque - 15h 43m
Chicago to Albuquerque - 25h 29m
Los Angeles to Albuquerque - 16h 18m
If you want to go on a fun day trip, you can always take the train from Albuquerque to Gallup, a charming city next to Route 66, which is known for having many Anasazi archaeological sites. You can also head to Flagstaff, a town in Arizona that is surrounded by scenic mountains and home to the Walnut Canyon National Monument. Kingman is also a popular city to visit and has a selection of museums related to Native American history and the locomotive industry.
Most Amtrak trains provide all customers with access to free and unlimited Wi-Fi for the duration of their journey. You will also have access to an outlet for the purpose of charging any of your electronic devices. When traveling on the New Mexico Rail Runner Express, you will also have access to complimentary Wi-Fi.
When you buy train tickets to Albuquerque with Amtrak, you will normally be riding on the highspeed Southwest Chief Train that travels from Los Angeles to Chicago. Those that will be traveling on the New Mexico Rail Runner Express instead can expect to be on a regional train.
There are a few different ways that you can travel from Alvarado Transportation Center to the city center of Albuquerque. As the center is centrally located, walking will only take you around 10min in total. If you drive, it will only take you around 5min, depending on if there is any extra traffic at the time or not.