Is there an auto train across the US?
The Auto Train transports you and your car (or van, motorcycle, SUV, small boat, jet-ski or other recreational vehicle) nonstop from the Washington, DC area to Florida, just outside of Orlando.
Is there an auto train on the West Coast?
A grand west coast train adventure, en route daily between Los Angeles and Seattle, the Coast Starlight train passes through Santa Barbara, the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento and Portland.
How far west does the auto train go?
It’s Amtrak’s Auto Train in the United States. Auto Train, which stretches three-quarters of a mile in length with two locomotives and up to 40 or more passenger rail cars and vehicle carriers, travels along 855 miles of track between Lorton, VA, just south of Washington D.C., and Sanford, FL, near Orlando.
Is there an auto train from Florida to California?
We provide direct door-to-door auto train service from any residential or business location in Florida to any location in California. Based on recent dispatch reports, the carrier availability rating from Florida to California is 10/10.
How long does it take the Auto Train from Virginia to Florida?
17 hours
The nonstop trip takes just over 17 hours, slightly longer than the time it would take to drive the 850 miles without stopping (and without traffic). The train departs daily.
How much does it cost to take the auto train from Virginia to Florida?
The Auto Train will take you and your car nonstop between Lorton, VA near Washington, DC and Sanford, Florida near Orlando for as low as $89 (plus the cost of your vehicle) with Saver Fares. Learn more about the Auto Train experience.
Is auto train cheaper than flying?
Train travel is often cheaper than flying (especially since you can take more with you before paying extra baggage fees). And it can be more convenient than driving — especially if you’d be driving in an unfamiliar place or having to drive for hours and hours nonstop to get to your destination.
Do you have to wear a mask in an Amtrak roomette?
While Amtrak passengers and employees are no longer required to wear masks while on board trains or in stations, masks are welcome and remain an important preventive measure against COVID-19.