NEW YORK — Amtrak has cancelled more than a dozen trains alongside the Northeast Corridor on account of freezing chilly temperatures and more incoming snow.
Acela trains headed to New York from towns like Boston and Washington D.C. don’t seem to be working Thursday, leaving commuters with restricted choices.
Other trains across the state and nation also are impacted, together with the Maple Leaf running between Albany and Toronto, Lakeshore Limited and Empire Builder.
- Train 2103 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2153 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2117 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2159 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2121 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2163 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2190 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2104 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2162 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2108 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2170 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2124 Thursday, January 18 is canceled in its entirety.
- Train 2150 Thursday, January 18 is canceled between WAS – NYP; Originates in New York (NYP).
Amtrak says consumers with reservations can be accommodated on trains with an identical departure instances, or on some other day.
“It was a lot of back and forth over the phone. They sent me a link to change, and when I clicked on the link, I was like what about theses prices? It should be zero. So then I called, and while I was on hold, I went back on, and it was zero-zero,” one passenger informed CBS New York’s Elijah Westbrook early Thursday morning at Penn Station.
Customers can to find up-to-date teach standing information on Amtrak.com, of their loose cellular app or by means of following @AmtrekNECAlerts on X.
For more information on further cancellations due to the winter weather, click here.