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Train #: 27,28
  • Reservation 1-800-872-7245
  • Sleeper & Dinning
  • Lounge
  • Baggage Services
    		•  Amtrak Eastbound  28/Dp-8:57p

    Spokane Connection 8/Dp-1:15a
    Spokane Connection 7/Dp-2:45a

              Westbound 27/Dp-5:35a

    GENERAL INFORMATION:    Weather     Local News     Library    
    The Lewis and Clark Expedition camped in the Pasco area October 16, 1805 at a site now commemorated by Sacagawea State Park, which was frequented by fur trappers and gold traders. Northern Pacific Railway/BNSF was built near the Columbia River in 1880s, opening trade and bringing many settlers to the area. Pasco named by Virgil Bogue, a construction engineer for the Northern Pacific Railway after Cerro de Pasco, a city in the Peruvian Andes, where he had helped build a railroad. Pasco was a small railroad town, but the completion of the Grand Coulee Dam in 1941 brought irrigation and agriculture to the area making it a larger railway town. Pasco was officially incorporated on September 3, 1891.

    The presence of the Hanford Nuclear Site, provided the Tri-Cities/Richland-Kennewick-Pasco area grew rapidly from the 1940-1950s, most of the population influx resided in Richland and Kennewick, as Pasco remained primarily driven by the agricultural industry, and Pasco rail yards.

    In the 1990s, developers purchased large farm in Pasco for residential and commercial development, resulted in growth in the city's retail and tourism industries. The new development is referred to as "West Pasco", distinguishing it from the older East Town


    FEATURES:                   

    ATTRACTIONS:    Farmer Market     Children Museum     Historical Society     Washington State Railroads Historical Museum                

    EVENTS:    Fiery Foods Festival     Stone Ridge Event Center     Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival     Hot Air Balloon/Folk Festival     National Night Out

    TOURS:    Clore Wine & Collinary Center     Tararis Winery Tours    


    TRANSPORTATION:    Ben Franklin Transit     Dart     Grape Line     Greyhound                            
    TAXI:    TriCity Cab        


    EXPLORE AREA:   Map     Sacajawea State Park     Columbia River Fishing     Juniper Dunes Trail     McNary National Wildlife Refuge     Pasco Water Trails                    


    HOTEL/MOTEL:                       
    Within walking distance*   "Will provide shuttle between station-hotel"

    FACILITIES:    Amtrak     Private Railcar & Tour Train Siding                


    SUPPORT SERVICES:    Amtrak Special Accessibility     Amtrak Disability Reservation                        


    Burington Northern Santa Fe
    Railway Emergencies: 800-832-5452
    Union Pacific
    Mile Post: Empire Builder W-2025

    PASCO STATION (PSC)
    Contact: Station Mamager
    Clark and Tacoma Streets
    Pasco, WA-99301
    PH:
    Email:

    Reservation: 1-800-872-7245
    Directions/DL>
    Amtrak Express Shipping 800-377-6914
    Ticket Vending Machines
    No Staffed Ticket Sales
    No Bicycle Lockers
    Parking & No Restroom
    No Baggage Room
    No Public Telephone
    Wheelchair Accessible
    No Platform Seating
    No Sheltered Seating
    No Lobby Seating & Restroom
    No Overhead Cross Walk
    No Food & Beverage Services
    No Connecting Rail Services
    No Transit Center

    AMTRAK WASHINGTON PASSENGER RAILWAY STATION LISTING

    State Map   State Tourism

    Auburn, WA   ( )  23 A Street SW   (Sound Transit Only)

    Bellingham, WA  (BEL)  401 Harris Street  98225

    Bingen, WA   (BNG)   Foot of Walnut Street   98605

    Centralia, WA   (CTL)   210 Railroad Ave   98531

    Edmonds, WA   (EDM)   211 Railroad Ave.   98020   

    Ephrata,WA   (EPH) 24 Alder Street NW    98823

    Everett, WA   (EVR)   3201 Smith Av   98201  

    Kelso,WA   (KEL)   501 South First Street   98626

    Kent, WA  ( )   301 Railroad Ave North  (Sound Transit Only)

    Leavenworth, WA   (LWA)   11645 North Road, Leavenworth,Wa    98826

    Longview, WA   (KEL)   501 South First Street, Kelso    98626

    Mount Vernon, WA   (MVW)  725 College Way  98273

    Mukilteo, WA   ( )  920 First Street   (Sound Transit Only)

    Olympia,WA   (OLW)   6600 Yelm Hwy, SE    98503

    Pasco-Kennewick, WA   (PSC)   Clark and Tacoma Streets   99301

    Puyallup, WA  ( )  131 West Main Street  (Sound Transit Only)

    Seattle, WA   (SEA)  303 South Jackson Street   98104   (Amtrak/Sound Transit)

    Skykomish, WA   (SKW)  5thStreet North & Railroad Ave  98288  (Under Construction)

    Spokane, WA   (SPK)   West 221 First Ave   99204

    Stanwood, WA   (SNW)   84th Ave NW & 271 Street NW, Wa    98292

    Sumner, WA   (SMR)   810 Maple Street, Wa    98352  Sound Transit Only

    Tacoma, WA   (TAC)   1001 Puyallup Ave.   98421  

    Tacoma, WA   (TAC)   424 E. 25th Street   98421   (Sound Transit Only)

    Tukwila, WA   (TUK)   7301 S. 158th Street   98118   

    Vancouver, WA   (VAN)   Foot of West 11th Street  98660

    Wenatchee, WA   (WEN)   Foot of Kittias Street   98801

    White Salmon, WA   (BNG)   Foot of Walnut Street, Bingen    98605

    Wishram, WA   (WIH)   West end of Railroad Ave.  98673


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