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If you wish to bring your pet along with you on the journey from Boston to New York, they are allowed if they are a small dog or cat under 20 pounds, including the weight of the pet carrier. The pet carrier will count as one of your carry-on items. Keep in mind that pets are only allowed in coach class.

Both Boston stations on the train route from Boston to New York (South Station and Back Bay Station) offer accessible services, such as elevators, accessible restrooms, and accessible platforms. Both stations also have accessible parking, the same day as well as overnight. If you require a wheelchair at the station, depart from South Station in Downtown Boston as they have wheelchairs for passenger use.

If you need to access the Internet during your trip from Boston to New York, all the Amtrak trains on this route offer complimentary Wi-Fi, both the Northeast Regional lines as well as the Acela high-speed train. You can stay connected the entire time. In addition to Wi-Fi service, Amtrak also provides power outlets for each seat where laptops and cellphones can be charged.

Yes, there is a restaurant onboard trains from Boston to New York. Both the Northeast Regional and the Acela trains have a café service. On the Regional train, they have hot and cold beverages, sandwiches, and snacks. If you’re traveling in business class, you’ll receive a complimentary beverage. The Acela route also has the Acela Café on board. For those traveling in first class, you’ll receive complimentary at-seat meal service.

The train journey from Boston to New York takes 4h 08m on average and covers a distance of 187 miles.

Amtrak is the only train operator serving this route.