New Haven is served by 2 regularly catalogued passenger rail stations and 6 distinct intercity or commuter rail services.
City Rail Profile
- State
- Connecticut
- Region
- Northeast
- Stations indexed
- 2
- Routes calling
- 6
Stations in New Haven
Each rail facility in New Haven is listed below. Staffing, checked baggage and boarding facilities vary by station; confirm them with the operating agency.
Services calling at New Haven
The following passenger rail services are recorded as calling at New Haven in their published schedule feeds.
| Route | Type | Operator |
|---|---|---|
| Acela | Acela (High-Speed Rail) | Amtrak |
| Northeast Regional | Regional Intercity | Amtrak |
| Vermonter | Regional Intercity | Amtrak |
| Valley Flyer | State-Supported Corridor | Amtrak (MassDOT) |
| Hartford Line | Commuter / Regional | CTrail / Amtrak |
| Metro-North Railroad | Commuter Rail | MTA |
Travel context for New Haven
Within Connecticut, New Haven is one of 13 rail-served cities this index tracks. The wider Northeast region anchors 6 services through this state. Travelers planning longer trips usually change at the nearest hub city; for New Haven that is most often the largest connecting facility on the calling routes listed above.
If you are routing a complete itinerary, the Connecticut state hub aggregates every route and station in this state on a single page. The operators directory describes the different commuter and intercity carriers serving the state.
Booking and station access
RailRover does not sell tickets. To book travel from New Haven, consult the operating agency directly using the operator links in the table above.
Travelers using New Haven as a connecting hub should review the baggage policy and the onboard Wi-Fi and power outlet field guide before boarding.