The Lincoln Service connects Chicago, IL and St. Louis, MO on the route operated by Amtrak (IDOT), calling at 10 stations.
Quick Facts
- Operator
- Amtrak (IDOT)
- Service type
- State-Supported Corridor
- Endpoints
- Chicago ↔ St. Louis
- Stations
- 10
- States served
- 2 (IL, MO)
Route guide
The Lincoln Service is a state-supported corridor service operated by Amtrak (IDOT), running between Chicago Union Station and St. Louis Gateway and calling at 10 stations. Which stations a route calls at, and the agency that operates it, come from the operator's published schedule feed.
What to watch for: Central Illinois farmland; the rebuilt corridor supports 110-mph running between Joliet and Alton.
Stops along the route
Stations are listed in the order the operating agency's schedule feed records them. Stop sequencing depends on the specific train; refer to the operator's timetable for departures.
- Chicago Union Station — Chicago, IL
- Summit — Summit, IL
- Joliet — Joliet, IL
- Pontiac — Pontiac, IL
- Bloomington–Normal — Normal, IL
- Lincoln, IL — Lincoln, IL
- Springfield, IL — Springfield, IL
- Carlinville — Carlinville, IL
- Alton — Alton, IL
- St. Louis Gateway — St. Louis, MO