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New York → Syracuse

Pricey

past 2 months
$144 right now
low $68 · typical $104 · high $578

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About the New York to Syracuse Train Route

Amtrak train tickets from New York to Syracuse currently range from $144 to $405. Prices vary based on travel date, time of day, and how far in advance you book.

We've tracked the cheapest daily fare on this route over recent months: it has dipped as low as $68 and climbed as high as $578, with a typical low of about $104. On the New York to Syracuse route, anything under $104 is a good deal worth booking.

Tips for Finding Cheap New York to Syracuse Train Tickets

  • Book early — Amtrak fares generally increase as the travel date approaches. Booking 2-4 weeks ahead often yields the best prices.
  • Be flexible with dates — Midweek travel (Tuesday-Thursday) is typically cheaper than weekends and holidays.
  • Compare departure times — Early morning and late evening trains often have lower fares than peak-hour departures.
  • Set a price alert — We track prices daily and can notify you the moment fares drop below your target price.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the train from New York to Syracuse cost?

Fares currently range from $144 to $405. Prices depend on service class, travel date, and how far in advance you book.

Can I get price alerts for New York to Syracuse trains?

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More Amtrak routes from New York

New York → Stamford $6New York → Newark $6New York → Princeton Junction $6New York → New Brunswick $6New York → Princeton $6New York → New Haven $11New York → Philadelphia $17New York → Trenton $17New York → Croton-on-Hudson $18New York → Kingston $30

Other Amtrak routes to Syracuse

Rochester → Syracuse $22Albany → Syracuse $28

See all routes from New York or to Syracuse.