Boston, MA to Bridgeport, CT Train

Take the train from Boston, NY, to Bridgeport, CT

On average, the train journey from Boston, MA to Bridgeport, CT lasts 2 hr 43 min. Approximately 2 trains depart daily from Boston and Bridgeport, with the average price being $54.02, and the lowest ticket prices starting at around $54.02.

Amtrak operates the train from Boston to Bridgeport, and all connections between are direct. There are several options available, but the choice depends on whether you're in a rush and opt for the speedy Acela or you prefer a slightly slower but more budget-friendly service like the Northeast Regional.

The Acela Express is a high-speed train service connecting Boston, MA, and Washington, DC. It's the fastest train in the Northeast Corridor, hitting 150 miles per hour. While Acela tickets might put a little more dent in your wallet due to their swift speeds and comfort, they have added benefits. Expect extra legroom, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a power outlet under each Amtrak Acela Express seat.

The Northeast Regional, on the other hand, is the most popular train due to its affordability and frequency. Serving 50 cities between Boston and Virginia Beach, it is an ideal choice for passengers needing to make connections. The coach offers everything you need for your journey: Wi-Fi, power outlets, additional storage space, and a Café Car with a broad selection of food and beverages. The business class provides more legroom and a more flexible cancellation policy.

Ticket prices can vary depending on when you book, so securing them as soon as possible is recommended.

Children aged 2-12 travel at a lower fare on all Amtrak trains, but Acela Express only offers discounts for children on weekends—however, children under two trip free on the Amtrak train from New York to Bridgeport.

You can start your journy at two stations in Boston:

1. Back Bay Station, located at the corner of Stuart Street and Dartmouth Street, is a gorgeous Renaissance building in the historical center of Boston. It is an excellent place to end your journey if you are interested in sightseeing or watching a baseball game at Fenway Park, just around the corner.
2. However, South Station is perfect if you are coming fromLogan Airport. It connects to Boston's subway system and numerous bus services, including MBTA Commuter Rail, Amtrak, Greyhound Bus Lines, MBTA Subway, and LINK buses.

Bridgeport Train Station, also known as Bridgeport Intermodal Transportation Center, is the city's primary gateway for travelers. The station, managed by the Connecticut Department of Transportation, offers easy access to multiple rail services, including Metro-North Railroad and Amtrak, which provide efficient and reliable connections to destinations such as New York City, Boston, Stamford, and Newark. The station features restrooms, waiting rooms, and a ticket office, all of which are wheelchair accessible. Same-day and overnight parking is possible.

Bridgeport is a coastal city with a rich history and a cultural scene. It is close to New York City and has an interesting mix of urban energy and New England charm. Bridgeport is home to the only zoo in the state, the Beardsley Zoo, and the Housatonic Museum of Art, which holds an extensive collection of works spanning several centuries.

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