Find trains to Springfield, Illinois

Nearly all trains to Springfield make a stop at the Springfield Train Station. Passengers with Springfield train tickets can rest assured that the station is equipped with all the essential services and amenities. The waiting room has Wi-Fi and is open every day of the week from early in the morning to late at night. There are restrooms to freshen up and vending machines if you get a bit hungry. The staff at the ticket sales office can help you check timetables or purchase Springfield train tickets. If you’d like to store your luggage for a few hours, there’s bag storage available for a fee. Outside the station, there is same-day and overnight parking available as well.

Most passengers on trains to Springfield will arrive at the Springfield Train Station. This station is conveniently located in the downtown area of Springfield. Most of the tourist attractions, restaurants, and entertainment venues in the city center are within walking distance. However, there are also public and private transportation options. The SMTD buses handle local rides around town and many of them can pick you up near the train station. In general, bus #1 goes north, bus #12 goes south, bus #3 goes east, and buses #4 & #7 go west. That being said, it’s recommended that passengers double check the bus map for specific locations. If you’d prefer to use private transportation, then local taxis are usually available right outside the train station. Alternatively, you may arrange for a ride-sharing service pick you up.

For train passengers who’re a bit hungry after arriving at Springfield Train Station, there are vending machines inside the waiting room that provide light snacks and soft drinks. General waiting room hours are early in the morning to late at night. If you have some extra time while waiting for Springfield trains, consider venturing out from the train station a bit. If you walk west of the station for a few blocks, you’ll find fast-food options like burgers, pizza, and sandwiches. To the southeast of the station, there are cafes, bars, and restaurants within walking distance.

If you’re a history buff, you may want to check out the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. Luckily, it’s only a few blocks from the Springfield train station, so walking is a convenient option. If you prefer to get some shopping done, then head to the White Oaks Mall where you’ll find name-brand stores and plenty of dining options. Bus #7 can take you from the train station to the mall in a moderate length trip. Nature lovers might consider checking out Washington Park Botanical Garden which features greenhouses and walking paths. Local buses are available, but don’t go directly there. A taxi or ride-share can be a more convenient option.

Springfield Train Station provides a variety of accessible services to passengers with reduced mobility. To ensure safe passage from the train to the station, there are accessible platforms with barrier-free zones that allow for easy movement. If a wheelchair or wheelchair lift is needed, they’re available at the station upon request. The waiting room itself is accessible and so are the bathrooms and water fountains. If you need to inquire about Springfield trains or purchase tickets for other destinations, staff at the ticket office can assist you. Close to the train station, there is both same-day and overnight accessible parking.

Train tickets from Chicago to Springfield Capital tend to start from around $93, while you can usually find tickets from Dallas to Springfield Capital from $350 and Longview to Springfield Capital from $451. These were some of the lowest prices from the most popular departure points to Springfield Capital.

Springfield Capital is best served by Springfield. There you’ll find a number of trains that can get you to your destination. Some frequently accessed cities you can get to by train from Springfield are Chicago, Bloomington, and Dallas.

The center of Springfield Capital is 3.2 mi away from Springfield station.