Find train tickets from Milwaukee to Chicago

Yes, the Hiawatha Service route from Milwaukee to Chicago offers complimentary Wi-Fi, enabling you to work or check your email in transit. However, you might be unable to perform high bandwidth acts such as streaming music and videos. Free Wi-Fi is also available at your destination train station, Union Station in Chicago.

While amenities vary by train, you can board with two personal items weighing up to 25 pounds and two carry-on items up to 50 pounds at no cost. It's worth noting that not all trains offer checked baggage service, but if your train from Milwaukee to Chicago allows it, you can check in two bags for free and two additional for roughly $20 each; each bag must weigh 50 pounds or less.

Yes, all Hiawatha trains journeying from Milwaukee to Chicago have a Quiet Car, which provides a quiet workspace for business travelers. Note that seats in the Quiet Car are on a first-come, first-served basis, so it's best to grab one early if you'll need to work. Seats in this section also have reading lights and outlets to power your devices and stay connected.

Yes, your small cat or dog can accompany you on your train ride, as long as it's in a pet carrier. However, the total weight of the pet and carrier shouldn't be more than 20 pounds. Only one pet per person is allowed, and you'll be required to purchase a pet transit fee for roughly $26. Pets can only travel in coach class on this route. Your train from Milwaukee to Chicago can only carry five total pets in one trip, so it's best to make your pet reservation early.

The train journey from Milwaukee to Chicago takes 1h 28m on average and covers a distance of 81 miles.

Amtrak is the only train operator serving this route.