Anonymous
Post 01/25/2026 11:00     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Anonymous wrote:If you look at that route for Amtrak tmrw, 95% trains already cancelled. They are only running the northeast regionals, and they may be cancelled by tmrw.
Just accept you are stuck. Hope your hotel had room service.


Acela trains have been cancelled but the regular ones are still running. I think the late afternoon ones are cancelled though
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 19:43     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Embrace the extra time in nyc and don’t try to return until Tues. nyc in the snow is great if you don’t have anywhere you have to be.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 19:23     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Anonymous wrote:No one can really say but it takes a lot to really shut down amtrak so i’d guess 9 am Sunday would be ok


Sorry, but this is wrong.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 12:55     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Anonymous wrote:No one can really say but it takes a lot to really shut down amtrak so i’d guess 9 am Sunday would be ok


No
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 10:54     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

If you look at that route for Amtrak tmrw, 95% trains already cancelled. They are only running the northeast regionals, and they may be cancelled by tmrw.
Just accept you are stuck. Hope your hotel had room service.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 10:41     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Need to book train ticket from NyC to DC on Sunday. Is there a high risk trains wil cancel from the storm? Is there a better strategy to do regional train or better to be on Acela? Looking at 9am train.

Welcome advice from experienced Amtrak folks! I can’t leave NyC until Sunday morning


you can not be this dumb


It has to be a troll.

In case it's not, trains stop running when the snow gets deep.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 10:41     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Don't do this. Do your traveling today if it must be done.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 09:55     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Anonymous wrote:I doubt the trains will be happening on Sunday or Monday until later in the day, due to the amount of snow and ice coming.


Yes, as the forecast has shifted into a lot more sleet and freezing rain, along with the very cold temps, it's going to make it very hard for Amtrak to get the tracks safe. Can't just run a single snowplow train each direction.

Probably won't see fully normal operations until Wednesday or Thursday.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 08:00     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Anonymous wrote:Need to book train ticket from NyC to DC on Sunday. Is there a high risk trains wil cancel from the storm? Is there a better strategy to do regional train or better to be on Acela? Looking at 9am train.

Welcome advice from experienced Amtrak folks! I can’t leave NyC until Sunday morning


you can not be this dumb
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 07:59     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Likely you’ll be stuck in NY for a couple extra days so plan accordingly.
Anonymous
Post 01/24/2026 03:16     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

I doubt the trains will be happening on Sunday or Monday until later in the day, due to the amount of snow and ice coming.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2026 23:09     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

We have experienced severe delays on Amtrak ( both Acela + regular trains) between NYC + DC when it snowed OP. Our child used to live in NYC and we did the RT about once a month. Lots of nightmare stories to share. Many will groan, but if the trains are cancelled, check out some of the buses...some of them handle snow well.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2026 09:01     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

NYC is supposed to get a foot of snow. Not sure what if they cancel Broadway plays.
Anonymous
Post 01/23/2026 06:56     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

Amtrak will not be able to run on Sunday in NE Corridor. Not enough snow plows to keep the line clear.

Get out early Saturday AM or plan on Wednesday.
Anonymous
Post 01/22/2026 08:44     Subject: Acela from NYC on Sunday?

^for the same hotel right now