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Services on the Northeast Corridor Trains

Acela Express services.
Metroliner services.
Regional services
Empire services.
Keystone services.
Vermonter services.
Downeaster services.

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Acela Express services:

• Reservations -- Required on these trains.
• First Class service:
  • Deluxe spacious one and two configuration seating.
  • At-seat complimentary fine cuisine and beverage service.
  • Hot towell service.
  • Four channels of audio entertainment and extra-large tray tables.
  • At-seat power outlets for laptops.
  • Complimentary newspaper.
  • Access to Amtrak's Club Acela® or Metropolitan Lounge®
• Business Class:
  • Wide comfortable seating with extra leg room.
  • Audio entertainment and large tray tables.
  • At-seat power outlets for laptops.
  • Conference tables with seating for up to four.
• Quiet Car:
  • Available on most weekday trains.
  • Business class seating.
  • No cell phone use or loud conversations.
• Cafe Car:
  • Bistro-like.
  • Extensive menu.
  • Pedestal seating.
  • Continuous CNN TV coverage
• Telephones -- Railfone® service available in the Cafe Car.
• Baggage
  • No checked baggage.
  • Extra large overhead bins available for baggage.
• Smoking -- No smoking on these trains.

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Metroliner Services:

• Reservations -- Required on these trains.
• First Class service:
  • Deluxe one and two seating.
  • At-seat complimentary meal and beverage service.
  • At-seat power outlets for laptops.
  • Complimentary newspaper.
  • Access to Amtrak's Club Acela® or Metropolitan Lounge®
• Business Class:
  • Wide comfortable seating with plenty of legroom.
  • Audio entertainment and large tray tables.
  • At-seat power outlets for laptops.
• Quiet Car:
  • Available on most weekday trains.
  • Business class seating.
  • No cell phone use or loud conversations.
• Cafe Metroliner -- Deli sandwiches, healthy snacks, beverages, and fresh bagels.
• Telephones -- Railfone® on-board telephone service available in each car.
• Smoking -- No smoking on these trains.

Please click here for additional information from Amtak's website.

Regional services:

• Regional service uses upgraded/refurbished (Capstone 2000) as well as standard Amfleet 1 equipment.
• Coaches -- Reservations required on some trains.
• Quiet Car:
  • Available on many weekday and daily trains.
  • Coach seating.
  • No cell phone use or loud conversations.
• Business Class:
  • Reservations required.
  • Available on most trains.
  • Deluxe coach seating.
  • Complimentary non-alcoholic beverage service.
• Cafe Car -- Sandwiches, snacks and beverages.
• Baggage -- No checked baggage on Northeast Corridor trains.
• Smoking -- No smoking on these trains.

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Keystone services

• Coaches -- Unreserved seating.
• Food Service -- No food service on Keystone service trains.
• Smoking -- No smoking on Keystone service trains.

Pennsylvanian (trains 42/43/44) services.

Empire services

• Coaches -- Unreserved seating.
• Quiet Car:
  • Available on a few early weekday trains.
  • Coach seating.
  • No cell phone use or loud conversations.
• Business Class:,
  • Available on 200 series trains.
  • Reservations required.
  • Deluxe coach seating.
  • At-seat power outlets for laptops.
  • Complimentary non-alcoholic beverage service.
• Cafe Car -- Sandwich, snack, and beverage service.
• Baggage -- No baggage service on 200 series trains.
• Telephone -- Railfone® on board telephone service available on some trains.
• Smoking -- No smoking on Empire service trains.

Lake Shore Limited (trains 48/49) services.
Adirondack (trains 68-71) services.
Maple Leaf (trains 63/64) services.
Ethan Allen (290 series trains) services.

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Updated links and features March 10, 2005.