From $146
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $146
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $146
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $146
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $146
Train - Operated by AmtrakFrom $146
Train - Operated by AmtrakROUND-TRIP FROM | $146 |
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ONE-WAY FROM | $146 |
AVG TRAVEL TIME | 43h 38m |
TRAIN COMPANIES | Amtrak |
If you opt for Amtrak Chicago to Los Angeles trains, you should keep in mind the luggage policy, which allows you to carry only two free pieces of luggage. Each of these pieces is required to not exceed 50 lbs in weight, and the size cannot measure more than 28 x 22 x 14 inches. Any luggage over the weight limit will attract extra charges, so confirm about this when booking your train tickets. While traveling as a family on Amtrak trains to Los Angeles from Chicago with an infant under two years old, you can benefit from an exception, which allows you to carry baby items, including diaper bags and strollers, without including these in the carry-on limit. However, there is a list of things you cannot bring on the ride, including ammunition or firearms, percussion caps or ammunition used with a matchlock, self-loaded gunpowder-based ammunition, corrosive and dangerous chemical substances, archery tools, and devices with propellants.
Passengers can also travel with a pet on Amtrak trains from Chicago to Los Angeles. However, they must observe the pet policy, which specifies that you can only board with small pets. The pet must be contained in a pet carrier measuring no bigger than 19 x 14 x 10.5 inches. Also, the total weight of your pet and its carrier should not be more than 20 lbs. You can use a hard or soft-sided carrier, which should also be leak-proof and properly ventilated. For the pet’s comfort and safety, you should ensure the animal can sit or seamlessly lie down without struggling against the sides of the carrier. Note that when you board with a pet, you can only travel for a maximum of seven hours, and the pet should be at least eight weeks old. Throughout the ride, you should keep the pet under your seat, and the animal must not disturb the peace of other passengers.