Find trains to Baltimore

Baltimore-Washington International Airport is right next to the BWI Airport Amtrak Station. There’s a free, frequent, and convenient shuttle service between the train station and Baltimore-Washington Airport. The shuttle service operates day and night, and you’ll find this shuttle every day of the week. The shuttles are available at the railway station garage, and they’ll drop you off near your airline’s check-in counter at the airport.

Yes, if you need parking, you’ll find parking at the BWI Airport Station. The station offers both same-day and overnight parking, and a daily parking is fee is charged. The parking garage is about three floors high, so keep in mind where you parked your car for easy retrieval of your car once you return to the BWI Airport Station garage. The BWI Airport Station parking also has spots reserved for train passengers with reduced mobility.

There are two trains stations in Baltimore, BWI Airport Station and Baltimore Penn Station BAL. You’ll find a wheelchair lift, clean restrooms, parking, QuikTrak kiosks, and ticket sales offices at BWI Airport Station. At Baltimore Penn Station, you’ll have more services, including free Wi-Fi, which you can enjoy as you wait for the Baltimore trains. Other facilities available include ATMs, payphones, clean restrooms, QuikTrak kiosks, a couple of dining options, and vending machines. Also, several baggage services are offered in Baltimore Penn Station, including baggage assistance, bag storage, checked baggage service, and checked baggage storage. The station has no baggage carts, but you’ll find shipping and bike boxes for sale at the station.

Yes, you’ll have one less thing to worry about if you’re traveling on Baltimore trains in a wheelchair. Baltimore train stations offer facilities and services for passengers with reduced mobility. At Penn Station, you’ll find courtesy wheelchairs at most staffed posts at the station. The station also has a wheelchair lift to help train passengers access the high platform, and most of the station is wheelchair accessible, including restrooms, ticket offices, waiting room, water fountain, and parking lot. If you require assistance, approach a uniformed staff member at the station, or make a specific request for accessible service as you book trains to Baltimore. At BWI Airport Station, there’s no wheelchair lift, but you’ll find station staff ready to assist you with your every need. To ensure adequate time for assistance, arrive at the BWI Airport Station at least one hour before departure.

Yes, you’re required to present a valid form of identification if you’re 18 or older and on a train to Baltimore. As you purchase your Baltimore train tickets, you’ll be required to fill in your correct information as it appears on your ID. Any train passenger 18 or older must have at least one valid photo ID issued by a government authority or two pieces of ID, at least one issued by a government authority. Some acceptable forms of ID you can use on trains to Baltimore include driver’s license, passport, military ID, student identification (acceptable only if presented alongside a government-issued identification document), or any other government-issued identification document. Valid ID will be required when purchasing Baltimore train tickets, storing or checking baggage, and during ticket checks.

Train tickets from New York to Baltimore/Washington tend to start from around $32, while you can usually find tickets from Boston to Baltimore/Washington from $72 and Providence to Baltimore/Washington from $104. These were some of the lowest prices from the most popular departure points to Baltimore/Washington.

Most people in Baltimore/Washington will arrive at Baltimore Penn, one of the most accessible stations in the area. You can find train arrivals and departures at Baltimore Penn from and to a couple of major nearby cities such as New York and Boston.

Baltimore/Washington is serviced by some of the leading train companies. Keep in mind that your options may vary by the city you’re departing from. Our data shows that Amtrak and Acela were frequently booked by travelers.

For $11 one-way on average, you can catch a train ride to Baltimore/Washington. Savings of 936% are expected if you book up to 30 days early. We recommend booking when you can, as seats may be limited.

9.5 mi separate Baltimore Penn station (the city’s most popular train station) from the center of Baltimore/Washington. 1.8 mi separate Baltimore BWI Thurgood Marshall station (the second most popular station) from the center of Baltimore/Washington. 17.3 mi separate Greenbelt station (the third most popular station) from the center of Baltimore/Washington.

You will need to travel 1.6 mi to get from Baltimore Penn to National Aquarium Baltimore, 2.1 mi to get from Baltimore Penn to M&T Bank Stadium, and 0.0 mi to get from Baltimore Penn to Baltimore Amtrak Station.