Refunds and Transportation Credits

Refunds and Transportation Credits

As the service provider for the Capitol Corridor, Amtrak has established guidelines for their refund policy. Information regarding their refund and cancellation policies can be found here: https://www.amtrak.com/refund-and-cancellation-policy, or they can be reached at (800) USA-RAIL or (800) 872-7245. When calling in, bypass the transfer back to Capitol Corridor by pressing zero, and then zero again to speak with one of their live representatives.

Please note: The Capitol Corridor offers unreserved service for its passengers. If travel plans change, passengers can use a rail ticket at any time, provided it’s within a year of the original travel date indicated on the ticket. If the alternate travel itinerary is more expensive, the higher fare will be charged. Other restrictions may apply to promotional offers, and passengers should refer to the terms and conditions of the offer.
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