New Carrollton → Philadelphia
New Carrollton to Philadelphia by train
A direct train runs from New Carrollton to Philadelphia, scheduled from 1 h 39 min, with 101 departures in a timetable week.
- Service
- Direct: one train, no change
- Scheduled time
- from 1 h 39 min (typically 1 h 45 min)
- Departures in a timetable week
- 101
- Operators
- Amtrak, Amtrak Vermonter
- Stations
- New Carrollton Amtrak Station → Philadelphia
- Straight-line distance
- 183 km
Omio is the seller: you book and pay there. Head Your Way may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
- From the operator's published timetable, valid to 31 May 2027. The departure count is for one week of that timetable (the week it was read, early October 2026) and counts every direct departure from New Carrollton to Philadelphia; it is not a daily figure.
- The stations shown are the pair used by the most departures; other stations in either place may also be served.
- Source: Open timetable data (GTFS): Amtrak US. How Head Your Way works.
Continue from Philadelphia
Direct connections from Philadelphia
A few of the 678 direct connections we hold, larger places first. Not a popularity ranking.
Any place we know, by any mix of train, coach, ferry, flight and road. Looking at results does not change your route.
Every direct connection from Philadelphia
Airports: Philadelphia International Airport (PHL); Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE), 19 km away; Wings Field (BBX), 22 km away · Stations: Philadelphia; Philadelphia, PA - William H. Gray III 30th Street Station; North Philadelphia Amtrak Station; North Philadelphia Amtrak and 10 more · Ports: Philadelphia
Journeys through Philadelphia
Itineraries for ideas. They open in a new tab and do not change your route.
- United States: Brooklyn, Trenton and Philadelphia + 2 more
- US Northeast by Rail: Boston, New York & Philadelphia
Cruise itineraries call at Philadelphia and then at: Jacksonville, Boston, Portland, Norfolk, Nassau, Puerto Plata, Ponta Delgada, Basseterre, Venise-en-Québec. A cruise is an itinerary sold as a whole; it is not transport between two ports.