From $29
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $29
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $29
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $29
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $29
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $29
Train - Operated by AmtrakROUND-TRIP FROM | $72 |
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ONE-WAY FROM | $29 |
AVG TRAVEL TIME | 4h 30m |
TRAIN COMPANIES | Amtrak |
To find Chicago to Indianapolis trains, you can use the Chicago Union Station, an intercity and commuter rail terminal in the Near West Side. This is Amtrak’s station you can use in the Midwest. It not only serves long-distance passengers, but the station serves six Metra commuter train lines as well. From the Chicago Union Station, you can get several direct connections to transit authorities like the Chicago Transit Authority, Greyhound, and Pace. When your train ride arrives in Indianapolis, you can use the Indianapolis Union Station as the exit point. This is an intercity train station located in Wholesale District, Indianapolis. The station offers direct connections to several transit authorities, including Greyhound, the Chicago Transit Authority, and Metra.
On trains from Chicago to Indianapolis, you can bring along a service animal. This includes animals trained to help people with disabilities with certain tasks, as described by the Department of Transport terms. Such animals are permitted on trains at all times. You can also get train tickets if you have small pets, which must be carried inside a closed protective carrier designed for travel. The carrier should be sized so that one person can carry it, it should ensure the protection of other riders, and it must fit under the seat. A carrier cannot take up seat space or obstruct a seating area or pathway on the train. For the comfort of others on trains to Indianapolis from Chicago, you must ensure you’re in control of the animal throughout the journey.