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On a mid-June Amtrak trip from New York to Chicago, a traveler paid $975 to compare business-class seats and a first-class roomette across two legs of the journey.

Oct 14, 2026 - 13:50
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On a mid-June Amtrak trip from New York to Chicago, a traveler paid $975 to compare business-class seats and a first-class roomette across two legs of the journey.

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