How to Book Train Travel From Syracuse To Albany
Travel eastward on a relaxing 3-hour train trip from Syracuse through the scenic heart of New York State to the capital city of Albany. Book your travel online, which will help you to avoid the long lines and crowds at both stations, which can be notoriously crowded.
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Instructions
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Experience Syracuse and Albany
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Visit the campus of Syracuse University, the pride and focal point of the city. Stroll through the Little Italy section of the city for the finest in Italian bakeries, restaurants and culture. Catch a performance of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, one of the finest symphonies in New York.
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Discover the charm of Albany beyond the government buildings and structures by experiencing the cultural heart of the city. Visit the State University of New York at Albany to witness the breathtaking Gothic architecture or take a walk through the older, historic parts of town.
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Book Travel by Train between Syracuse and Albany
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Consider purchasing a business-class ticket if you need to stretch out, unwind or plan for an important meeting in the capital.
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Pick a window seat to experience the scenery of upstate New York, one of the most beautiful areas of the Northeast.
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Try to schedule an afternoon journey, since the trains are usually less crowded at this time of day. Utilize the Quiet Car Service if you're in need of a few hours of peaceful travel.
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Ask your family or friends to pick you up from the Albany-Renssalear Station. The passenger pickup area was enlarged during the 2002 renovation.
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Tips & Warnings
Note that the train station for Albany is actually located in the nearby town of Rensselear, so plan your transportation options accordingly.
Train amenities vary greatly among the 3 different lines. While the Maple Leaf and Empire Lines have the same reserved coach and business classes, the Lake Shore Limited offers berths, shower facilities, a full meal and a newspaper.
To book train travel From Syracuse To Albany, call Amtrak at 1-800-USA-RAIL or visit the Web site listed in "Resources."
Avoid becoming a victim of theft by keeping a close eye on your belongings.
Be considerate of the other passengers by silencing your cell phone and keeping your voice low while you talk.
