I saved about 30 minutes by taking the Acela, an Amtrak express train on the East Coast with only business and first-class ...

The NextGen Acela will offer smoother rides, better seating, and elevated onboard dining between Boston and Washington, D.C.

Travelers can experience the new ride Aug. 28. The post Amtrak’s new high-speed NextGen Acela trains to debut this month ...

Is the NextGen Acela ready for prime time?  We shall see. But beware of the PR hype proclaiming NextGen Acela as the savior ...

A first class train ride just got more luxurious. That's because Amtrak is rolling out a new, elevated dining menu for premium passengers on its popular Acela line, according to the company.

NextGen is faster than the original Acela but will not set any world speed records. Its top velocity of 160 mph falls short ...

“NextGen Acela is more than a new train—it’s an evolution of travel,” said Amtrak President Roger Harris. “In just a few ...

For my inaugural first-class trip, I paid $241 for a seat on an Acela train from Philadelphia to New York City, a journey that typically takes around 1 ½ hours.

Along with the gourmet food, Acela’s first-class passengers can now enjoy upgraded tableware, linen tablecloths, and a hot towel service, making the ride feel even more indulgent.

The enhancements aim to redefine what travelers can expect when choosing Acela First Class, reflecting Amtrak’s broader commitment to positioning itself as a leader in premium rail service. Among the ...