Find trains to Detroit

Detroit Amtrak station is close to the city centre, making taking a train to Detroit an easy way to explore the city. Travelling on Detroit trains means that you're only a short walk away from some of the major attractions upon arrival into the city. Fisher Building, a historical landmark, and Motown Museum are only a short walk away once you exit the train station. You can use public transport links from the station to travel to tourist sites further afield. You can reach the Fox Theatre, a grand building hosting a wide range of entertainments, on the Line 4 bus. You can also get this bus in the opposite direction to popular sites such as Detroit Golf Club. If you want to explore the city at your own pace, you can use the bike hire service available. MoGo Bikeshare allows you to pick up and drop off bikes as you please around the city. With one of these locations right outside Detroit Amtrak Station, you'll be able to reach the city centre in no time at all.

When you get cheap train tickets to Detroit, you might want to store your bags for the day whilst you go off and explore the city. You will be able to leave your bag for up to 24h with the Parcel Check service in the station. This is cheaper if you are in possession of an Amtrak train ticket to Detroit. The facility can be a great help for anyone travelling on Detroit trains with time to spare before catching a connection. Similarly, if you get a train to Detroit and arrive in the city early in the morning, you may want to store your luggage whilst you wait for your hotel check-in time. Likewise, if you are on a day trip, you most likely don't want to carry your luggage around with you all day whilst doing some sightseeing.

When you arrive by train at Detroit Amtrak station, you will find that the facilities on offer are relatively modest. There is a cash point at the station, which means you can withdraw money for your trip, and the Quik-Trak Kiosks are useful if you want to book a ticket for an onwards journey. There are elevators, toilets, and a ticket sale office, all easily accessible for those travelling with disabilities. If you need special assistance when transiting through the station, you can call up ahead of your journey to inform staff of your arrival. That way, there is sure to be someone on hand to help you board and alight the train. There are no refreshments inside the train station, but just outside, you will find a range of food establishments.

When you are travelling by rail to Detroit, you must take identification with you. This ID must match the name and personal number on the ticket you have booked. You might be asked to show this ID, whether it's a passport or another recognised form of identification, on Detroit trains when you are having your ticket inspected or buying train tickets to Detroit. You'll also need to show it if you are checking in luggage for your journey. It's suggested that you use your passport, as this is the most universally accepted form of ID.

Train tickets from Chicago to Detroit usually start from around £70. Generally, the lowest price will be determined by your location.

Detroit is a transportation hub in Detroit. You’ll find trains arriving and departing from here daily. Chicago is accessible by train from Detroit.

Most users on momondo will check prices for Amtrak for their ride to Detroit. More options may be available to you, so use our search form to find all available options from your city to Detroit.

This week, the average one-way price to Detroit is £34. We don’t expect any changes in price for the next 3 months. We recommend booking when you can, as seats may be limited.

2.3 mi separate Detroit station (the city’s most popular train station) from the centre of Detroit.