Amtrak service resumes July 19 with dollar fares >Following a Thanksgiving holiday visit, Allie Meberg, of San Francisco, center, hugs her twin sister Cille Meberg, of South Royalton, Vt., and Cille s boyfriend Tom Remp, also of South Royalton, as she boards the Amtrak Vermonter to begin her journey home, in White River Junction, Vt., on Monday Dec.2, 2019. (Rick Russell photograph) Rick Russell photograph
Modified: 7/11/2021 8:03:51 PM
RUTLAND/BELLOWS FALLS Vermont Amtrak trains the
Vermonter and the
Ethan Allen Express plan to return July 19, with commemorative festivities at all of the state’s eleven stations.
To celebrate the return, $1 train fares are available for Vermont travel during the day. As of Friday, about three-quarters of tickets for the day were sold.
Amtrak service resumes July 19 with dollar fares
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