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Train tickets from New York to Miami are on average 1% less expensive on Fridays
Train tickets from New York to Miami are on average 6% more expensive on Tuesdays
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Top tips for finding New York to Miami train tickets
The trains from New York to Miami depart from the Moynihan Train Hall in Penn Station (NYP) in Manhattan. To get to the train station, apart from taxi cabs or cars, it’s possible to take the MetroLink. Penn Station is near the Red and the Blue MetroLink lines. This makes it accessible from all over the city and avoids any New York City traffic. Moynihan Train Hall is the first stop on the southbound Amtrak Silver Service to Miami.
If you’re taking the Silver Service southbound to Miami, you’ll arrive at the Miami Station in Hialeah, northwest of downtown Miami. Just near the train station, you will have access to the Tri-Rail that goes up the coast of Florida as well as to the Miami International Airport, and the Metrorail system that gets you around downtown Miami. Miami Station (MIA) is the last stop on the Silver Service routes that Amtrak has to offer.
When you require accessible services on Amtrak from New York to Miami, you should be able to get around with the help of the accessible solutions at your disposal. Moynihan Train Hall in New York has elevators as well as available wheelchairs if necessary, accessible restrooms, and accessible platforms. There are Accessible Viewliner Bedrooms if you wish to reserve a sleeping car on the train. As for Miami Station there are also wheelchairs at your disposal and accessible amenities like platforms, restrooms and ticketing counters.
If you’re looking to travel in a specific class on the train from New York to Miami, you have just three options. There are coach seats available or rooms in the Sleeping Car. Room choices can either be roomettes or bedrooms that include their own in-room restroom. These options are the same for both of the Silver Services that transit the route from New York City to Miami, the Silver Meteor and the Silver Star.
25% of our users found round-trip train tickets from New York to Miami for $361 or less.
You will generally catch the best train deals if you travel in the afternoon.
The cheapest train from New York to Miami was found 19 days before departure, on average.
FAQs when traveling from New York to Miami by train
Are checked bags allowed on the trains from New York to Miami?
If you’re traveling to Miami on either the Silver Star or Silver Meteor route you are allowed checked bags. You are permitted a total of four checked bags under 50 pounds each where the first two are free. On top on the checked bags, you are allowed two smaller personal items under 25 pounds and two carry-on bags that cannot exceed 50 pounds each.
Is there free Wi-Fi on the Silver Services to Miami from New York?
Both of the Silver Service routes have free Wi-Fi on board so one can stay connected during the trip. The connection is limited to basic use and online searches, however it’s a way for passengers to be able to work while on-board or use computers if they wish during their trip to Miami. Furthermore, if you’re traveling in either a sleeping car or in coach, all rooms and seats are provided with electrical outlets.
Are there restaurants on the trip from New York to Miami?
The dining options available vary depending on the class you’re in and the type of reservation. The sleeping car passengers are offered room service with hot, ready-to-serve meals and beverages. As for the passengers traveling in coach, they have access to Amtrak’s Café service where they can purchase a variety of beverages and snacks during the trip down to Miami.
Are pets allowed onboard the train from New York to Miami?
Yes, small cats and dogs are allowed on both of the Silver Services that transit the route down to Miami. However, there are certain limitations. The dog or cat must be in a pet carrier provided by the passenger and cannot weigh more than 20 pounds including the carrier. You will be charged an extra fee to travel with a pet and the pet and pet carrier are considered one piece of the carry-on baggage allowed.
How long is a train journey to Miami from New York?
The train journey from New York to Miami takes 29h 03m on average and covers a distance of 1,094 miles.
What train companies travel from New York to Miami?
There are different train companies operating between New York and Miami. Amtrak and AccesRail are the most booked train companies.
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