Free companion travel to and from Missouri’s capital now through February
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Amtrak and the Missouri Department
of Transportation (MoDOT) are promoting travel to and from the state capital in
Jefferson City with a “BOGO” sale offering free companion travel through next
month.
For each adult coach ticket bought for travel through Feb. 29 with Jefferson City origins or destinations using discount code V716, a second adult on the same itinerary will be ticketed to travel coach free of charge on the Amtrak Missouri River Runnertrains. Prices are as low as these fares for two adults between these Missouri cities, quoted each way:
Travel For Two Adults Between These Cities |
Price | Travel For Two Adults Between These Cities | Price |
St. Louis – Jefferson City | $25 | Kansas City – Jefferson City | $29 |
Kirkwood – Jefferson City |
$23 | Independence – Jefferson City | $28 |
Washington – Jefferson City | $20 | Lee’s Summit – Jefferson City | $26 |
Hermann – Jefferson City | $19 | Warrensburg – Jefferson City | $20 |
Sedalia – Jefferson City | $15 | *Fares as low as this price, using Discount Code V716. |
This offer is valid for
adult coach seats only, no additional discounts apply and sales are final; no
upgrades allowed. This offer is not combinable with any other discount offer.
Exchanges are permitted within the ticket validity period; a 25 percent
cancellation fee applies. For more information, including other important terms
and conditions, visit Amtrak.com.
These fares thank the community for its patience while
local, state and Amtrak officials worked to provide a modular building to serve
as a temporary station. It is located along the boarding platform a half-block
west of the regular Amtrak station, which closed for repairs in October at the
direction of the building’s owner, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
“Jefferson City leaders have been strong advocates for
their community who worked to create a safe, secure and accessible facility,”
said Bryan Ross, MoDOT Rail Operations Manager. Amtrak operates the Missouri
River Runner (Trains 311, 313, 314 & 316) between St. Louis and Kansas
City under a contract with MoDOT as part of the Amtrak
MidwestSM network.
“Both Amtrak and MoDOT also are grateful for the work of the
station hosts, unpaid volunteers who meet every train, every day, to help our
customers and endured weeks without adequate shelter or running water,” said
Derrick James, Senior Manager, Amtrak Government Affairs. “We’re very glad
those days are behind us and we look forward to working with local and state
officials on a permanent solution.”