How much does it cost to ride a train in Alaska?
Fares
| Route | Adventure Class Adult/Child (2-11) (VALUE PRICING) | GoldStar Service Adult/Child (2-11) (VALUE PRICING) |
|---|---|---|
| Anchorage to Wasilla | $55/28 | $190/112 (B) |
| Anchorage/Wasilla to Talkeetna | $90/45 | $212/119 (B) |
| Anchorage/Wasilla to Denali | $144/72 | $287/167 (B) (L) |
| Anchorage/Wasilla to Fairbanks | $205/103 | $405/242 (B) (L) (D) |
How much does it cost to take a train from Anchorage to Denali?
Anchorage to Denali costs around $171 in Adventure class or $314 in Goldstar class. In the private high-level dome cars it costs around $189 for Wilderness Express or $218 for McKinley Explorer.
Is the Alaskan Railroad still running?
The Alaska Railroad operates year-round, regularly scheduled passenger service connecting Southcentral and Interior Alaska.
Can you get on and off the Alaska Railroad?
The Alaska Railroad does provide flagstop service aboard the Hurricane Turn Train and Aurora Winter Train, which allows passengers to get on or off the train at any point along the route. The Alaska Railroad travels between Fairbanks and Anchorage, Seward and Anchorage, and Whittier and Anchorage.
How long is the train ride from Anchorage to Denali?
8 hours
Denali National Park. The train takes 8 hours from Anchorage to Denali, and 4 hours from Fairbanks.
How long is the train ride from Anchorage to Seward Alaska?
The most popular way to experience the Coastal Classic is on a day trip from Anchorage. Depart Anchorage early morning for the four-hour scenic trip to Seward. You have about 7 hours to spend in Seward, the perfect amount of time to enjoy a Glacier & Wildlife Cruise into Kenai Fjords National Park.
How long is the train ride from Anchorage to Denali National Park?
Is there a train from Alaska to lower 48?
The Alaska Railroad operates in south central and interior Alaska, from Seward to Fairbanks. There is no connection to the rail system in Canada. There has been talk over the years about connecting Alaska to Canada or the “lower 48” by train, but little progress has been made.
Do you have to wear a mask on the Alaska Railroad?
Face coverings are required by federal law to enter Alaska Railroad depots and ride trains. Children under the age of two, and passengers who cannot wear a mask because of a disability are exempt from the mask requirement. Communicate a mask exemption to us prior to travel by calling 800.544.
Does the Alaska Railroad have sleeper cars?
No, the Alaska Railroad does not connect to other railroads. Does the Alaska Railroad have sleeper cars? No. Overnight options are available through Alaska Railroad’s many tour and hotel partners.
Is there food on the Alaska Railroad?
The Alaska Railroad offers dining and bar service for purchase on every passenger train with the exception of the Hurricane Turn Train; the full-service dining room may not be available for Adventure Class passengers on every departure, but all guests are welcome to visit the Wilderness Cafe onboard for tasty grab-and- …
Do I need a car in Denali?
A car isn’t really a necessity once you arrive in Denali, however, so consider taking the train right to the park entrance instead. Alaska Railroad’s “Denali Star” connects the park to Anchorage and Fairbanks, and makes a stop right at the entrance of Denali during the summer season (mid-May through mid-September).
Are there any trains that go to Alaska?
The Alaska Railroad operates year-round, regularly scheduled passenger service connecting Southcentral and Interior Alaska. For Alaska Railroad Terms and Conditions, click here. Header photo credit Glenn Aronwits.
Is there a train from Anchorage to Fairbanks?
Onboard services: Dining car, baggage service (Anchorage and Fairbanks only), non-smoking cars, wheelchair access (Anchorage, Wasilla, Talkeetna and Fairbanks only). The Alaska Railroad operates year-round, regularly scheduled passenger service connecting Southcentral and Interior Alaska.
When do you get half fare on Alaska Railroad?
Reservations are required. The Alaska Railroad’s Half Fare Program gives seniors (65+), Medicare card holders, and individuals with certain disabilities 50% off fare during the winter season (late September to early May). For more information about the Half Fare Program, review our Half Fare Policy and our Half Fare FAQs.
Is there baggage service on the Alaska Railroad?
Due to the nature of flagstop service, which allows passengers to get on and off the train anywhere along the route, times may vary. No dining service on board. Please bring food with you. Baggage service in Anchorage only. Wheelchair lifts available in Anchorage, Wasilla and Talkeetna only. Fares shown are one way (round-trip is double).