Amtrak temporarily cancels all trains between New York and Boston due to loss of power

Amtrak canceled all Wednesday evening trains between New York and Boston after a loss of overhead power, the railroad company announced. Those looking to travel between New York and Boston can rebook for another day or request a full refund, Amtrak said.Passengers traveling between New Haven and New York can have their tickets honored on the Metro-North’s New Haven Line, which operates between New Haven and Grand Central Station.Crews are working to resolve the issue, but Amtrak said there is no timeframe for a resolution. NewsCenter 5 will continue to provide updates as we learn more information.

BOSTON —

Amtrak canceled all Wednesday evening trains between New York and Boston after a loss of overhead power, the railroad company announced.

Those looking to travel between New York and Boston can rebook for another day or request a full refund, Amtrak said.

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Travel Advisory: Rail service between New York (NYP) and Boston (BOS) will be suspended for the remainder of the day due to overhead power issues in the area. Metro North will provide mutual aid, honoring Amtrak tickets for customers traveling east between New Haven (NHV) and…

— Amtrak Northeast (@AmtrakNECAlerts) February 12, 2026

Passengers traveling between New Haven and New York can have their tickets honored on the Metro-North’s New Haven Line, which operates between New Haven and Grand Central Station.

Crews are working to resolve the issue, but Amtrak said there is no timeframe for a resolution.

NewsCenter 5 will continue to provide updates as we learn more information.