Categories: Car Rental & Rail

Amtrak Offering Valentine’s Day Buy One Get One Free Sale

Are you in the mood for some travel with your significant other? Amtrak is making it easier than ever with its Valentine’s Day Buy One Get One Free Sale.

Starting on Valentine’s Day and running through February 18, travelers can purchase one ticket and get the second one free for nationwide journeys between March 25 and July 29, with no blackout dates.

Instead of giving the person you love chocolates, flowers or valentines this year, Amtrak is using the deal to encourage customers to give the gift of travel with the Buy One Get One Free Sale.

Route Price Cities Price
Washington, D.C. – Charlotte $90 San Francisco – Portland $92
Chicago – Kansas City $69 Atlanta – Washington, D.C. $129
Boston – New York / Acela $83 / $125 New York – Washington, D.C. / Acela $96 / $173
Los Angeles – Portland $121 Detroit – Chicago $39
Portland (ME) – Boston $29 Seattle – Portland $35
Washington, D.C. – Orlando $135 Chicago – New Orleans $135

In addition to providing easy access to city centers, the rail company offers free Wi-Fi on most trains, the freedom to use phones and electronic devices at all times, the ability to travel with small pets, large seats with ample leg room, no middle seat, and a generous baggage policy, applicable for two personal items and two carry-on bags.

This offer is valid for travel on all reserved service, but is not valid on unreserved service, including the Pennsylvanian, Keystone Service, Capitol Corridor, Hiawatha Service, Pacific Surfliner, San Joaquins and more. For more information, reach out to your local travel agent.

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