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  2. Best Ways To Book Cheap Amtrak Train Tickets [Tips and Tricks]

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    Getting your hands on cheap Amtrak tickets is not difficult — it just requires a bit of planning to know when and where to book. Book online in advance, use a promo code, or sign up for email offers to find the cheapest deals.

  3. Amtrak Discounts & Deals

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    Book today and find special Amtrak discounts and promotions on your next train trip. Choose from SmartFares, limited-time offers and everyday discounts.

  4. Book your Amtrak train and bus tickets today by choosing from over 30 U.S. train routes and 500 destinations in North America.

  5. When Are Amtrak Tickets Cheapest? How To Save Money

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    A one-way Amtrak ticket on a short route may cost anywhere from $6 to $30, depending on the route. Longer journeys and luxury seats, on the other hand, may cost well over a grand. If you’re traveling less than 500 miles, expect to pay between $40 and $300 per economy class seat.

  6. How to Get Cheap Amtrak Tickets - NerdWallet

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    Some tried and true budget travel strategies — such as booking tickets on during lower travel periods — can help you snag cheap Amtrak tickets. 1. Earn travel rewards and get rewarded. Before...

  7. Tickets & Reservations | Amtrak

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    Search ticket prices and book or change your reservation here. Enjoy the comfort and convenience of Amtrak.

  8. Booking Tips & Tricks for a cheaper fare? : r/Amtrak - Reddit

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    The earliest you can book is just under 1 year out. Avoid traveling around holidays & mid-week tends (but not always) to be cheaper than weekends. There is a "Deals" page on the Amtrak website that has rotating discounts available, however they tend to be for corridor trains, and not long distance.