Current Passenger Services
The busiest segment of the Empire Corridor is between New York City and Albany with multiple trains per day.
Amtrak long-distance trains serving Empire Corridor stations:
- Adirondack- to/from Montreal.
- Empire Service- local service to/from Niagara Falls. Most trains terminate at and start from Albany, with two trains continuing to/from Niagara Falls. On the westbound journey to Niagara Falls, there are two trains daily. On the eastbound journey, there is one daily train, and the timing of the second train varies by day of the week.
- Ethan Allen Express- to/from Rutland, Vermont.
- Lake Shore Limited- to/from Chicago along the Northeast Corridor in Boston, and Empire Corridor between Depew, New York and New York City.
- Maple Leaf- to/from Toronto.
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