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Old May 3rd 2014 | 2:30 pm
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hey has anyone travelled by train to states whilst on a work permit? where does the border / passport check happen?? I want to go on a weekend trip with kids to Chicago from Union station Toronto
 
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Read this link
http://tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak
 
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cheers !
 
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It takes forever though doesn't it? Cheaper and quicker to drive
 
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Default Re: Train trip toronto to Chicago

Or fly porter from downtown
 
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Default Re: Train trip toronto to Chicago

Originally Posted by bats
It takes forever though doesn't it? Cheaper and quicker to drive
I've done Toronto to New York a couple of times by train and the border crossing is indeed a nightmare. It can take 2 hours to get through it. Flying is definitely quicker but, when I went at least, the train was quite a bit cheaper.
 

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