Amtrak Services Canceled Between New Haven and NYC

Customers can use Metro-North services instead

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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Amtrak has canceled train services operating between New York and New Haven for the remainder of Wednesday evening due to a loss of overhead power. Customers traveling from New Haven to New York and beyond may have their tickets honored on Metro-North services operating between New Haven and Grand Central Terminal.

Why it matters

This disruption impacts a key transportation link between New York City and the Northeast, potentially causing delays and inconvenience for many travelers. Amtrak and Metro-North are working to provide alternative options for affected customers.

The details

Amtrak said in a statement that crews are currently assessing the issue and working toward a resolution, but do not have an estimated time for service restoration. Customers traveling between New York and Boston can rebook for another day using Amtrak's Fare Protect feature, which allows them to change their ticket at no additional charge or request a full refund.

  • Amtrak services between New York and New Haven were canceled for the remainder of Wednesday evening.

The players

Amtrak

A major intercity passenger railroad service provider in the United States.

Metro-North

A commuter rail system serving the New York metropolitan area, including parts of Connecticut.

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What’s next

Amtrak has not provided an estimated time for when service will be restored between New Haven and New York.

The takeaway

This disruption highlights the importance of reliable rail transportation between major Northeast cities and the need for effective coordination between different transit providers to ensure passengers can reach their destinations.