List of busiest Amtrak stations

This is a list of the train stations with the highest Amtrak ridership the United States in the fiscal year 2015 (October 2014 to September 2015). Ridership figures from 2014 have been provided for comparative purposes.[1][2][3] The rankings exclude Amtrak stations located in Canada. Ridership numbers are for Amtrak only—commuter rail, subway, and other modes are not included.

Map of busiest stations, color-coded by ridership. Click for larger version.
Boston's South Station, built in 1899, is the northern terminus of the Northeast Corridor
Lancaster station serves the Keystone Service and Pennsylvanian routes
Rank Station City State Region 2014
Ridership		 2015
Ridership		 Change
1 Penn Station New York City New York Mid-Atlantic 10,024,474 10,189,521 +1.65%
2 Union Station Washington District of Columbia Mid-Atlantic 5,028,928 4,971,128 −1.15%
3 30th Street Station Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mid-Atlantic 4,083,704 4,138,777 +1.35%
4 Chicago Union Station Chicago Illinois Midwest 3,377,259 3,295,630 −2.42%
5 Union Station Los Angeles California Southwest 1,551,090 1,589,391 +2.47%
6 South Station Boston Massachusetts New England 1,491,095 1,544,169 +3.56%
7 Sacramento Valley Station Sacramento California Southwest 1,022,322 1,027,013 +0.46%
8 Penn Station Baltimore Maryland Mid-Atlantic 1,032,527 993,721 −3.76%
9 Albany–Rensselaer Rensselaer New York Mid-Atlantic 781,597 825,353 +5.60%
10 Santa Fe Depot (Union Station) San Diego California Southwest 686,953 773,497 +12.60%
11 Wilmington Station Wilmington Delaware Mid-Atlantic 704,523 700,341 −0.59%
12 Union Station New Haven Connecticut New England 714,146 698,656 −2.17%
13 Providence Station Providence Rhode Island New England 665,670 690,752 +3.77%
14 BWI Rail Station Linthicum Maryland Mid-Atlantic 692,268 669,609 −3.27%
15 Penn Station Newark New Jersey Mid-Atlantic 677,175 641,346 −5.29%
16 King Street Station Seattle Washington Pacific Northwest 626,623 604,832 −3.48%
17 Milwaukee Intermodal Station Milwaukee Wisconsin Midwest 596,415 594,076 −0.39%
18 Emeryville Emeryville California Southwest 578,386 587,926 +1.65%
19 Back Bay Boston Massachusetts New England 566,892 578,403 +2.03%
20 Union Station Portland Oregon Pacific Northwest 585,828 561,596 −4.14%
21 Lancaster Lancaster Pennsylvania Mid-Atlantic 529,409 541,252 +2.24%
22 Bakersfield Bakersfield California Southwest 521,423 513,884 −1.45%
23 Harrisburg Transportation Center Harrisburg Pennsylvania Mid-Atlantic 498,995 508,685 +1.94%
24 Route 128 Westwood Massachusetts New England 436,359 444,670 +1.90%
25 Irvine Transportation Center Irvine California Southwest 406,451 421,736 +3.76%

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Amtrak National Facts". Retrieved October 18, 2015.
  2. ↑ "National Fact Sheets: FY 2014" (PDF). Amtrak. September 2015. Retrieved October 18, 2015.
  3. ↑ "National Fact Sheet: FY 2015" (PDF). Amtrak. February 2016. Retrieved March 9, 2016.
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