Penn Station Schedule
Penn Station train schedules for every operator: Amtrak, NJ Transit, LIRR, SEPTA, MARC, and PATH. Official timetables, real-time departure trackers, and service alerts — linked directly to the official sources so you always have the most current information.
Why we link out:Train schedules change frequently due to construction, weather, and service adjustments. Rather than maintaining outdated timetables, we link directly to each operator's official schedule tools and real-time trackers — so you always get the most accurate, up-to-date information.
See our complete NYC Penn Station guide for navigation help, entrance maps, and transit connections.
Amtrak
Official schedule search — enter origin/destination to see all trains, times, and fares. The most reliable source for Amtrak timetables.
Live train tracker with map view. See exactly where your train is and whether it's running on time, delayed, or cancelled.
Downloadable PDF timetable for Acela and Northeast Regional service between Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Look up any Amtrak station for arrival/departure times, station amenities, and accessibility information.
Mobile App
The Amtrak app (iOS/Android) is the best way to track trains in real time, buy tickets, and check schedules. Mobile tickets are accepted on all trains — no need to print.
Tip: Amtrak train status updates are more accurate than departure boards at the station. Check the app or website for real-time delays before you head to the platform.
NJ Transit Rail
Official trip planner — enter your origin and destination for a step-by-step train schedule with all stops, transfer points, and fares.
Live departure boards for any NJ Transit station. See real-time track assignments, delays, and cancellations — the same info shown on the station boards.
Downloadable PDF timetables for every NJ Transit rail line: Northeast Corridor, North Jersey Coast, Raritan Valley, Morris & Essex, Montclair-Boonton, Main/Bergen.
Current service disruptions, planned work, and schedule changes. Check this before traveling on weekends or holidays.
Mobile App
The NJ Transit app (iOS/Android) has mobile ticketing, real-time departures, and push notifications for delays. Buy your ticket IN the app BEFORE boarding — there's a surcharge for buying onboard.
Tip: NJ Transit posts track assignments only ~10 minutes before departure at NY Penn Station. The DepartureVision website and app show this info at the same time as the station boards — useful if you're grabbing food in Moynihan and want to monitor your track from your phone.
Long Island Rail Road (LIRR)
Official MTA trip planner for LIRR. Enter your origin/destination for real-time schedules, service status, and fare information.
Real-time departure information for any LIRR station. Shows upcoming trains, track assignments, and on-time performance.
Downloadable PDF timetables for every LIRR branch: Babylon, Ronkonkoma, Port Jefferson, Montauk, Oyster Bay, Hempstead, Long Beach, Far Rockaway, West Hempstead.
Live service status for LIRR and all MTA services. Shows planned work, delays, and service changes.
Mobile App
The MTA LIRR TrainTime app (iOS/Android) is essential — real-time train tracking, mobile tickets, and push alerts. Buy tickets before boarding to avoid the onboard surcharge.
Tip: LIRR trains from Penn Station serve both the west side (via Moynihan/underground) and east side (underground only). Check your train's track number to know which concourse to use.
SEPTA Regional Rail
Official trip planner for all SEPTA Regional Rail lines departing from 30th Street Station. Includes fare calculator and transfer information.
Live map showing all SEPTA Regional Rail trains in real time. See exactly where your train is and whether it's on schedule.
Downloadable timetables for Airport Line, Paoli/Thorndale, Media/Elwyn, Wilmington/Newark, and all other Regional Rail lines.
Current disruptions, detours, and planned construction affecting SEPTA services.
Mobile App
The SEPTA app (iOS/Android) has real-time arrivals, mobile fare payment via SEPTA Key, and service alerts. SEPTA Key card is the main fare payment method — buy one at any station kiosk.
Tip: The Airport Line from 30th Street Station runs every 30 minutes and takes about 25 minutes to PHL Airport. It's the cheapest way to the airport ($7.25 one-way).
MARC Train
Official schedules for MARC Penn Line (Baltimore–Washington), Camden Line, and Brunswick Line. Includes weekday and weekend timetables.
Live tracking for all MARC trains. See real-time locations, delays, and estimated arrival times.
Current service disruptions and planned schedule changes for MARC and all MTA Maryland services.
Mobile App
The Transit app (iOS/Android) provides real-time MARC tracking and is the most popular option among Baltimore-area commuters. MARC tickets can be purchased at station kiosks or via the CharmPass app.
Tip: MARC Penn Line is the cheapest and fastest way between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. — about 1 hour, $9 one-way vs. $25+ for Amtrak. Trains run every 30–60 minutes on weekdays.
PATH Train
Official schedules for all PATH routes: Newark–World Trade Center, Journal Square–33rd Street, Hoboken–33rd Street, and Hoboken–World Trade Center.
Live departure times for any PATH station. Updated in real time.
Mobile App
PATH uses OMNY/contactless payment — tap your credit card, phone, or OMNY card. Fare is $2.75 per ride. The RidePATH app (iOS/Android) shows real-time departures.
Tip: The 33rd St PATH station (6th Ave & 33rd St) is 2 blocks from NY Penn Station — a useful backup route to New Jersey if NJ Transit is disrupted.
NYC Subway (MTA)
Official subway map and line-by-line schedules. Penn Station is served by 1/2/3 (7th Ave) and A/C/E (8th Ave) lines.
Live service status for all subway lines. Check before traveling — planned work often affects weekend service.
Mobile App
Use OMNY (tap your contactless credit card or phone) or a MetroCard. OMNY automatically caps at $34/week (same as an unlimited MetroCard). The MTA app shows real-time train arrivals.
Tip: 34th St–Herald Square (B/D/F/M/N/Q/R/W) is a 3-minute walk from Penn Station's 33rd St exit and often has more frequent service than the direct 1/2/3 or A/C/E connections.