AMTRAK - Detroit Station - Detroit Transportation Information - Travel Michigan
AMTRAK's Michigan Services trains provide several convenient options for getting around the Wolverine State, and beyond, linking the Detroit area with many points in Michigan as well as over 450 cities and towns in the United States.
Services available at this station include help with baggage during baggage hours, enclosed waiting area, restrooms during station hours and pay phones during station hours.
Station amenities include help with baggage during baggage hours, enclosed waiting area, restrooms and payphones available during station hours.
Our station and ticket office hours are Midnight - 12:30am, then again from 7:15am - 3:30pm and again from 4pm - 11:59pm, 7 days a week.
Michigan Services include the following trains: The Pere Marquette with daily service between Grand Rapids and Chicago, The Wolverine with daily service between Pontiac and Chicago and The Blue Water with daily service between Port Huron and Chicago.
Station amenities include an enclosed waiting area and restrooms and pay phones during station hours.
Our station hours are from Midnight - 1:20am, 6:20am - 11:05am, 2:35pm - 5:40pm and again from 8pm - 9:30pm, 7 days a week.
Michigan Services include the following trains: The Pere Marquette with daily service between Grand Rapids and Chicago, The Wolverine with daily service between Pontiac and Chicago and The Blue Water with daily service between Port Huron and Chicago.
Chicago, IL Hammond-Whitting, IN Michigan City, IN Niles, MI Dowagiac, MI Kalamazoo, MI Battle Creek, MI Albion, MI Jackson, MI Ann Arbor, MI Greenfield Village, MI Dearborn, MI Detroit, MI Royal Oak, MI Birmingham, MI Pontiac, MI Trains 364, 365 (Chicago to Port Huron)
All information has been constructed from information in Amtrak's Timetables.
Chicago to Toronto Service (The International) [ 364
AMTRAK's Michigan Services trains provide several convenient options for getting around the Wolverine State, and beyond, linking the Durand area with many points in Michigan as well as over 450 cities and towns in the United States.
Michigan Services include the following trains: The Pere Marquette with daily service between Grand Rapids and Chicago, The Wolverine with daily service between Pontiac and Chicago and The Blue Water with daily service between Port Huron and Chicago.
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Also as of the May 21st Amtrak timetable, the northbound Ann Rutledge, which operated between Kansas City, Missouri, and Chicago, was rerouted to the old Santa Fe well north of Pontiac.
Beyond Dwight, the last station stop before Joliet, the Chicago-bound Ann Rutledge left the old Alton Route on a spur up to Coal City where it joined the former route of the Southwest Chief.
The Union Pacific wanted to avoid having to negotiate a difficult meet between the Ann Rutledge and the new daily southbound Texas Eagle.
