Find trains to Cleveland

If you travel by train to Cleveland, you'll get off at Cleveland Lakefront Train Station. In service for over four decades, this station in downtown Cleveland does have public restrooms. The washrooms at this train station have toilet paper, hand washing soap dispensers, and clean sinks with running water. These washrooms are always in service.

If you'd like to have a rest after your long train to Cleveland, you can do so, as Cleveland Lakefront Train Station does have a comfortable lounge. Although Cleveland Lakefront Train Station is normally full of train passengers, you will find yourself a comfortable place to have a rest in this station's lounge, as it is quite big.

Cleveland Lakefront Train Station doesn’t have any food outlets. If you're looking for a light snack, you can get what you desire at any of the many vending machines present at this station. In contrast, if you're looking for a bigger meal, there are many dining options you go to, as this train station is located near a Vietnamese, Italian, Mexican, and organic restaurant. At any of these restaurants, you'll get your needs met, as they are all known to provide their guests with tasty and healthy dishes.

If you and your loved ones have been searching for a city with wonderful destinations to visit, consider booking Cleveland train tickets, as Cleveland has a lot to offer. Once in Cleveland, make a point of visiting the Cleveland Museum of Art. Located a short distance away from Cleveland Lakefront Train Station, this museum is internationally renowned because it houses over 61,000 works of art from different corners of the globe. Its artworks include medieval art, modern European art, Korean art, Indian art, and Greek and Roman art. This museum charges no entry fees. If you and your loved ones are outdoors people, you should book your spots on one of the Cleveland trains, given that Cleveland is home to several fun outdoor destinations. Some of the notable outdoor destinations in Cleveland include the Cleveland Botanical Garden, Euclid Beach Park, and Rocky River Preservation. At Cleveland Botanical Garden, you'll be able to see exotic plants, while at Euclid Beach Park, you'll enjoy warm sunlight and a fresh breeze. If you choose to visit Rocky River Preservation, you'll be able to hike, walk, relax, and get lost in nature.

Just like all Cleveland trains, Cleveland Lakefront Train Station is friendly to train passengers with reduced mobility. If you are disabled, you don't have to worry about having difficulty using this station's lounge or restrooms, as both these facilities are accessible to individuals with reduced mobility. You also don't have to worry about being stranded, as this station has several friendly staff who are always ready and willing to help.

To be able to book Cleveland train tickets, you must produce valid photo identification. As your valid photo identification, you can use your passport, driver's license, or student ID. If you're a government employee, you can use your official government-issued work ID. If you're a foreign citizen, you'll need to produce your foreign-issued passport or permanent resident card to travel by train.

The ticket price can vary depending on general demand and more importantly where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from a popular departure point like Chicago for instance, prices usually start around $149. New York and Boston are other options, with prices usually starting from around $192 and $179 respectively.

Most people in Cleveland Hopkins Intl will arrive at Cleveland Cleveland Station, one of the most accessible stations in the area. Chicago, New York, and Boston are some of the major cities accessible by train from Cleveland Cleveland Station.

Amtrak is the most commonly selected option by users. You can use our search form to find great options to Cleveland Hopkins Intl.

For $59 one-way on average, you can catch a train ride to Cleveland Hopkins Intl. Overall, prices are generally stable for the next 3 months or so. Search availability for a train to Cleveland Hopkins Intl from your area and be on your way in no time.

If you are traveling from Cleveland Cleveland Station station to the center of Cleveland Hopkins Intl, then the most direct route is 10.3 mi.

From Cleveland Cleveland Station, it’s 0.4 mi to get to Horseshoe Casino, 4.5 mi to get to Dittrick Museum of Medical History, and 0.2 mi to get to FirstEnergy Stadium.