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U.S.: Amtrak is making ‘saver’ tickets nonrefundable, embracing airlines-like fare policy

February 24, 2020 Administrator

By Luz Lazo, The Washington Post; February 23, 2020 Beginning March 1, Amtrak’s popular “saver” tickets will be nonchangeable and…

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Posted in: Amtrak Filed under: Acela, Amtrak, Changing policy on March 1st for Saver and Value fares, Fare policies, Intercity, NEC, No changes will be allowed, Nonchangeable, Nonrefundable, Northeast Corridor, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Ridership, Saver fares, Transportation, Travel, Use it or lose it, Value Fares

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