Amtrak USA gift cards
Amtrak USA gift cards let recipients book train travel across the United States. A practical reward or payout for anyone who rides the rails.
Good to know
- Face values
- USD 25 to 500
- Currency
- USD
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
About Amtrak USA
Amtrak gift cards are a straightforward way to give someone a train trip in the United States. The card covers most Amtrak transportation products and services, including bookings made on Amtrak.com, through the Amtrak app, by phone, or at a staffed station ticket counter. That makes it a natural fit for rewarding employees who commute by rail, thanking customers in cities well served by Amtrak, or paying out earnings to people who can use a travel credit.
Cards are available in any amount between $25 and $500 USD, and they do not expire. No fees are charged against the balance. A card cannot be refunded, reloaded, or redeemed for cash unless required by law, and Amtrak is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged cards.
A recipient can redeem online by entering the gift card number and PIN at checkout. To use it in person at a staffed station, they need to print the card page and present it at the ticket counter. Redemption by phone is also possible through 1-800-USA RAIL. The card excludes food and beverages, other gift cards, and tickets sold by third-party providers, so it is best for covering the fare itself rather than onboard purchases.
For a business, GIFQ makes it possible to send Amtrak cards in bulk from a dashboard or programmatically through an API. A company could use them to reward a distributed U.S. team with a travel perk, compensate research participants who need to travel to a study site, or thank customers in Amtrak-served corridors. The card is most relevant for recipients who are already near an Amtrak route or willing to travel; for a fully remote workforce in areas without rail service, it may be a less practical choice than a retailer or cash-equivalent card.
Frequently asked questions
Send Amtrak USA at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.