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Yes, you can store your bags at Albuquerque Station, the main station in Albuquerque. If you wish to do some light exploring of Albuquerque, you’re welcome to use the bag storage facilities at the station. The station will safely store your bags for a small fee. Other baggage services at the station include checked baggage storage, checked baggage services, and baggage assistance by station staff. You can also easily move your bags at the station with the baggage carts, and you’ll find ski bags, bike boxes, and shipping boxes for sale at the train station.

Albuquerque Station is a modern station, and those arriving on trains to Albuquerque will have lots of facilities to enjoy. First, the station has onsite ATMs for quick cash and some vending machines should you wish to grab a quick snack. The train station also has clean, accessible restrooms on each floor and a wheelchair-accessible ticket sales office. The Alvarado Transportation Center/Downtown Albuquerque Rail Runner Station also has a waiting room with comfortable waiting benches and a water fountain. There are no onsite restaurants or bars, but you’ll have plenty of options just across the station building.

From Albuquerque Station, you can get to many areas around the city using the bus. The first is Albuquerque International Sunport, using the airport express bus. Metro route 208 will easily get you to Valencia County, Downtown Albuquerque, and the Pueblo of Isleta, while ART Red Line provides rapid transit services between the station and Old Town, Nob Hill, the ABQ BioPark, Uptown, and UNM. There’s also an ART Green line which will give you easy access to UNM, Nob Hill, and the Foothills near Tramway. There’s also a campus shuttle for students heading to the surrounding universities and a hospital shuttle for those headed for UNM Hospital. There are other ABQ RIDE routes that will get you just about anywhere in the city.

Yes, the station offers accessible services to passengers arriving on Albuquerque trains. The services extend to the visually impaired, hearing impaired, and those with reduced mobility. Station announcements are audio-visual to cater to the hearing- and visually-impaired, while most of the station is wheelchair-accessible. If you need special assistance at the station, inform the station before your arrival or as you book your Albuquerque train tickets. The station has several courtesy wheelchairs, and there’s a wheelchair lift to assist people in wheeled mobility devices to access some of the higher areas.

Yes, train passengers need to have with them their correct identification documents as they travel on trains to Albuquerque. You’ll also need your identification as you book your Albuquerque train tickets either physically at the station or through momondo. Ensure you enter your correct information as it appears on your ID since you’ll need it during ticket checks, boarding, and as you store or pick up your luggage. Only valid ID will be accepted on trains to Albuquerque, and some examples of valid IDs are passports, border crossing cards, permanent resident cards, driver’s licenses, and any photo ID issued by the state DMV.

Yes, pets are welcome at Albuquerque Station. However, only small pets are welcome at the station, and they must be well-trained. Nonetheless, service animals of all sizes are welcome to travel on Albuquerque trains. The station staff will require you to have your service animal under control at all times and may require you to remove your animal if it threatens the health and safety of other passengers at the station or if the animal is out of control and you don’t take effective action.

If you’re leaving from Kansas City the lowest ticket price is usually about $207, from Chicago it’s about $301, and from Denver it’s around $258.

The main station in Albuquerque is Albuquerque. At Albuquerque, you can find a number of trains offering service to other major cities. Major cities accessible by train from Albuquerque are Kansas City and Chicago.

Albuquerque is serviced by some of the leading train companies. Keep in mind that your options may vary by the city you’re departing from. Many travelers on our site have booked Amtrak to get to Albuquerque.

$69 is the average one-way price to Albuquerque this week. The price of a train ticket to Albuquerque remains generally consistent for the next 3 months. We recommend booking when you can, as seats may be limited.

It is 3.7 mi to get from Albuquerque station to the center of Albuquerque.

You will need to travel 12.1 mi to get from Albuquerque to Sandia Peak Tramway, 1.6 mi to get from Albuquerque to Old Town, and 9.6 mi to get from Albuquerque to Sandia Casino.