Find trains to Springfield

Springfield Train Station, also called Springfield Union Station, is where most trains to Springfield arrive. This station is already located in the Metro Center district of downtown Springfield. Many of the most popular tourist attractions as well as shopping, dining, and entertainment venues are within this district, and most destinations are within walking distance. That being said, there are also plenty of PVTA local buses available at the union station. Buses G3, B6, and B7 can take you northeast toward the McKnight District. Buses G1 and G3 can take you east towards the Six Corners District. Buses G1 & G2 often head southeast toward the South End District. For more specific directions, it’s advisable to double check with train station staff or bus maps. If you’d prefer to use private transportation, then there are local taxis and ride-sharing services available as well.

Nearly all trains to Springfield stop at Springfield Train Station, officially known as Springfield Union Station. It’s a large union station that handles interstate, intercity, and local transportation through trains and buses. Passengers may wait for their Springfield trains in the waiting room. It’s generally open weekdays and weekends from very early in the morning to late at night. There is Wi-Fi available inside, alongside clean restrooms, vending machines for a light snack, and an ATM to withdraw cash. If you have any questions regarding train schedules or the purchase of Springfield train tickets, you may ask staff at the ticket office. Alternatively, you may do that yourself with the self-service Quik-Trak kiosk. If you need to check your luggage for a bit, there is checked bag storage available for a fee. Outside the station, there is same-day and overnight parking available for a fee. Extra parking is also available at nearby public spaces.

If you’re hungry after arriving at Springfield Train Station, there are a few options to choose from. For light snacks and treats, there are vending machines available. A wider selection of snacks and drinks are available from a small convenience store that’s open from very early in the morning to late at night. For breakfast sandwiches, doughnuts, and coffees, there’s a cafe open from very early in the morning to midafternoon. If you’d like something a bit more substantial, there’s a fast food sub shop open from morning to night on most days. For those who have more time to spare while waiting for their train, there are quite a few restaurants located only a block or two over from the Springfield Union Station.

Once Springfield trains arrive at the Springfield Union Station, passengers with reduced mobility can rest assured that there are plenty of accessible services and amenities available. The train passenger platform area is an accessible, barrier-free zone designed to ensure safe passage from the train to the union station platform. In addition, wheelchairs and wheelchair lifts are also available upon request. The waiting room itself has a number of accessible features, including restrooms and water fountains. If you need to purchase Springfield train tickets or inquire about other rides, the staffed ticket office is also accessible. If you’d prefer to do it yourself, the nearby Quik-Trak kiosks can print out tickets as well. Accessible parking is also available for same-day parking at a variable rate.

Users have found that prices vary from their starting point. Tickets for trains from New York, Toledo, or Washington, D.C. usually start from around $60, $190, or $316, respectively.

Northampton MA station is a transportation hub in Springfield. You’ll find trains arriving and departing from here daily. Major cities accessible by Northampton MA station are New York, Toledo, and Washington, D.C..

If you are traveling from Northampton MA station station or Springfield station to the center of Springfield, then the most direct route is 15.1 mi and 0.4 mi, respectively.

MassMutual Center, Springfield’s most popular landmark, is 15.1 mi from Northampton MA station. Big E, the city’s second most popular place to visit, is 15.7 mi from Northampton MA station.