Amtrak San Joaquins: A Learning Guide on Your Journey To Allensworth
Welcome to our landing page for the Allensworth Juneteenth Celebration. Whether you’re on your way to the Celebration at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
View More(June 22, 2021, Stockton, CA) - As ridership continues to grow and communities are opening up more business and leisure activities as pandemic restrictions ease, Amtrak San Joaquins is increasing its intercity passenger rail and thruway bus services. On June 28, Amtrak San Joaquins will restore service as follows:
Ridership on Amtrak San Joaquins fell significantly during the COVID-19 crisis, but held more stable than other Amtrak lines across the country. It is now experiencing a steady increase in ridership week after week.
"We are excited to be welcoming back our riders and helping Californians reconnect to the places and people they want to visit," said David Lipari. "This increase in service will improve connectivity for the summer travel season. We also anticipate making further adjustments to increase service this fall, including potentially restoring at least one direct train connection to Sacramento."
Café service will be resuming on several trains that carry café cars, and on the trainsets without a formal café car passengers will be provided with a free snack box that includes water and locally sourced snack products.
In alignment with guidance from the CDC and state health officials for public transit, face masks will continue to be required on Amtrak San Joaquins. Additionally, stringent cleaning and sanitation protocols will continue. Disinfection wipe downs are being performed multiple times each day on all high touch surfaces, and hand sanitizer is available for use by passengers. Amtrak San Joaquins encourages its riders to review the Visit California "Responsible Travel Code" for tips on how to plan thoughtful, safe, and respectful travel.
About the San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority (SJJPA)
Since July 2015, SJJPA has been responsible for the management and administration of Amtrak San Joaquins. SJJPA is governed by Board Members representing each of the ten (10) Member Agencies along the 365-mile San Joaquins Corridor. For more information on SJJPA see www.sjjpa.com. Amtrak San Joaquins is Amtrak's 6th busiest route with 1.1 million annual riders and 18 stations providing a safe, comfortable and reliable way to travel throughout California. Prior to service modifications due to the COVID-19 crisis, Amtrak San Joaquins ran 7 daily train round-trips and its Thruway buses provided connecting service to 135 destinations in California and Nevada including Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Napa Valley, Las Vegas and Reno. To book your next trip, visit www.AmtrakSanJoaquins.com or call 1-800-USA-RAIL
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Welcome to our landing page for the Allensworth Juneteenth Celebration. Whether you’re on your way to the Celebration at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
View MoreThe Amtrak San Joaquins Connection Bus stop in Redding, CA, will move to a new location, effective September 22, as outlined below. Buses previously operating from 1530 Yuba Street will now operate from the curbside stop at 1620 Yuba Street, beginning September 22. New Curbside Stop Address: 1620 Yuba Street (Curbside) Redding, CA For […]
View More(September 23, Stockton, CA) – Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park is holding its annual celebratory Rededication event on Saturday, October 11 from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. In partnership, Amtrak San Joaquins has scheduled a special stop at the park for multiple trains, bookable at exclusive half-price “Allensworth fares.”
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