Amtrak RoutesValley Flyer

Amtrak Valley Flyer Route Guide

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The Amtrak Valley Flyer will take you from New Haven, CT to Greenfield, MA. This route travels through the Knowledge Corridor of the northeast taking you to many universities or small town vacation destinations.

This train travels from New Haven, CT to Greenfield, MA via Springfield and Northampton.

Train Info

WifiYes
Observation Car No
Dining CarNo
CafeYes
Distance98 Miles
Time3 Hours

Ticket Options

On the Amtrak Valley Flyer you can purchase tickets in these categories:

  • Coach ($28 per person)

Scenic Views

The Valley Flyer offers scenic views of the valleys of Northampton and Greenfield during its short 3 hour ride.

States Visited

On the Amtrak Valley Flyer you’ll travel through Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Amtrak Valley Flyer goes to Yale University
Yale University in New Haven, CT

Station Reviews

The Valley Flyer has terminus stations of New Haven, CT on one end and Greenfield, MA on the other.

New Haven Union Station

New Haven Union Station is one of the busiest Amtrak stations in the country. It was built in 1920 and serves routes that will take you into New York City. The station has ATM’s, restrooms and vending machines. There is no checked baggage service available.

John W. Olver Transit Center in Greenfield

The John W. Olver Transit Center in Greenfield offers only restrooms. There is no checked baggage service, ATM’s or vending machines. There are shops and restaurants a short walk away.

Amtrak Valley Flyer Trip Planning

From New Haven you can catch the Acela down the east coast to New York.

Booking Tickets

Check out our guide to buying Amtrak tickets before making reservations. Tickets for Amtrak can be booked at Amtrak.com or by using their app on your phone. Reservations can also be made by calling 1-800-USA-RAIL.

Robert Marmion
Rob is married to Allie and together they have been traveling the world for the past 5 years. Rob is one of the most published photographers in the world, having published over 1 million images in the last 20 years. He enjoys doing landscape and astrophotography while on the road.