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Trains from Seattle to Detroit

🚆 Traveling from Seattle to Detroit by train offers a scenic journey across the country, covering a distance of 2,470 miles. 🎟️ Prices for train tickets between Seattle and Detroit can range from $102 to $693, depending on the class and availability. 🚂 The route includes a transfer at Chicago Union Station, with the first leg on the Empire Builder train and the second leg on the Wolverine train, totaling a travel time of 2 days and 4 hours.

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There are over 56 hotels to stay in Detroit. Prices range from $43 per night.

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  • Amtrak is the main company that provides train routes from Seattle to Detroit. The journey typically takes around 2 days and 4 hours, covering a distance of 2,470 miles. There is a transfer involved, with the first leg on the Empire Builder departing from King Street Station in Seattle to Chicago Union Station. The second leg is on the Wolverine train from Chicago Union Station to Detroit Amtrak Station. Prices for this journey can range from $102 to $693.
  • The fastest train route from Seattle to Detroit is operated by Amtrak. This route involves a transfer in Chicago and takes approximately 2 days and 4 hours to complete the journey spanning 2,470 miles. The first leg is on the Empire Builder from Seattle to Chicago, which takes about 1 day and 22 hours. The second leg is on the Wolverine train from Chicago to Detroit, taking around 5 hours and 20 minutes. Prices for this faster route can vary from $102 to $693.
  • There are two trains involved in the journey between Seattle and Detroit. The first train is the Empire Builder, which departs from King Street Station in Seattle and arrives at Chicago Union Station after about 1 day and 22 hours of travel. The second train is the Wolverine, which departs from Chicago Union Station and arrives at Detroit Amtrak Station after approximately 5 hours and 20 minutes. Both of these trains are operated by Amtrak.
  • The first train of the day from Seattle to Detroit is the Empire Builder, departing from King Street Station. The departure time for this train typically falls in the morning hours. The last train of the day for the second leg of the journey from Chicago Union Station to Detroit Amtrak Station is the Wolverine, with an evening departure time from Chicago. Both of these trains are operated by Amtrak for the Seattle to Detroit route.
  • There are no direct train trips each day between Seattle and Detroit. The journey requires a transfer at Chicago Union Station, where passengers switch from the Empire Builder to the Wolverine train to reach Detroit. While there may not be direct trips, this route offers a scenic and comfortable way to travel between the two cities. Amtrak operates both legs of this journey, providing a reliable and efficient train service for travelers.
  • The cost of a train ticket from Seattle to Detroit can vary between $102 and $693, depending on factors such as the class of the ticket, time of booking, and availability. Passengers have the flexibility to choose from different fare options to suit their budget and travel preferences. It's recommended to book in advance to secure lower fares and ensure a smooth and cost-effective journey on Amtrak from Seattle to Detroit.

Will you be returning to Seattle by train?

If you are looking for the return train journey, check out trains from Detroit to Seattle

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