Amtrak offers contact-free, safe travel from time of booking to the moment of arrival
WASHINGTON – Amtrak.com [1] or by using the Amtrak app [2], customers can book between July 7-20, 2020 for travel from July 13, 2020 through September 30, 2020.
Roomettes feature two comfortable seats by day that convert to upper and lower berths by night. Each room includes a big picture window, fresh towels and linens and access to a private restroom and shower in your car. A dedicated sleeping car attendant provides turndown service, assists with meals, helps with luggage and shares great stories of life on the rails. All customers in private rooms [3] receive complimentary lounge access at major stations, priority boarding and complimentary meals onboard. Two passengers can travel together one-way for as low as:
| Pairing Cities | Roomette |
| New York, NY – Savannah, GA | $416 |
| Washington, DC – Chicago, IL | $319 |
| Chicago, IL – Denver, CO | $365 |
| Oakland, CA – Seattle, WA | $352 |
| Atlanta, GA – New Orleans, LA | $243 |
| Chicago, IL – Minneapolis/Saint Paul, MN | $193 |
| Boston, MA – Chicago, IL | $402 |
Roomette accommodations are available across the national network on the following trains: California Zephyr [4], Capitol Limited [5], Cardinal [6], City of New Orleans [7], Coast Starlight [8], Crescent [9], Empire Builder [10], Lake Shore Limited [11], Silver Service [12], Southwest Chief [13], Sunset Limited [14] and Texas Eagle [15].
To receive this discount, use the Fare Finder from this page [1] or enter code V306 when booking a trip on the Amtrak app. The offer is subject to availability and not available on the Auto Train. An advanced reservation of at least 3 days is required. Other restrictions may apply [1].
As America gradually reopens, Amtrak is leading the way by setting a new standard of travel. In an effort to simplify and safeguard the travel experience, several cleaning, contract-free and convenience measures have been implemented to every part of the customer journey — from time of booking to the moment of arrival. Learn more about all measures at Amtrak.com/coronavirus [16].