Passenger rail service

The New Haven Line, Shore Line East, Hartford Line, and Amtrak are here to make your travels easier. Together, these railways connect many cities and towns in Connecticut and can take you to New York City, Boston, and hundreds more cities in the U.S. and Canada.

There are over 50 railroad stations in Connecticut.

The New Haven Line links cities and towns from New Haven Union Station in New Haven to Grand Central Terminal in NYC. It also operates the New Canaan, Danbury, and Waterbury branch lines. New Haven Union Station is your link to Shore Line East, Amtrak Acela, and Amtrak Northeast Regional rail services.

This rail service connects New Haven, Hartford, and Springfield, MA along the I-91 corridor. At New Haven’s Union Station, you can change to the New Haven Line, Amtrak Acela, Northeast Regional, and Shore Line East rail services. Hartford’s Union Station has the CTtransit 30-Bradley Flyer bus to Bradley International Airport and CTfastrak bus rapid transit.

At New Haven's Union Station, you'll find the New Haven Line, Hartford Line, Shore Line East and Amtrak's Acela and Northeast Regional rail services.

Amtrak offers Acela, Northeast Regional, and Vermonter services in Connecticut. With service to 13 cities and towns in Connecticut and easy connections to other public transportation options, Amtrak can take you where you want to go in safer, greener, and healthier ways. Enjoy the journey!