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93% on time6.6 min late on average

trains at New Orleans today

9 trains in today's data stop here. A train appears once the data source lists its run.

  • 8:13 PMAmtrak 25Mardi Gras Serviceto New Orleans (NOL)
  • 9:12 PMAmtrak 19Crescentto New Orleans (NOL)

New Orleans (station code US:NOL) has departures and arrivals on this page. Over the last 30 days, LiveTrainTracker recorded 137 distinct runs here. 93% of stop observations were on time; their average delay was 6.6 min late.

Station services

  • Ticket office

    Megabus Tickets, Amtrak Tickets (daily 6 AM–10 PM), Greyhound Tickets

  • Accessibility

    Wheelchair accessible station

  • Bus stops

    Nearest stop 150 ft away · UPT Bus Bay 2

  • Parking

    Public parking 350 ft away · paid

Within 650–1,300 ft of the station, mapped on © OpenStreetMap

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I see departures from New Orleans?

The Departures tab on this page lists the next trains leaving New Orleans, with scheduled times, tracks and delays when they are reported. Over the last 30 days, 93% of stop observations here were on time, and trains ran 6.6 min late on average.

Are trains at New Orleans on time today?

Each train on this page shows its latest reported status. Over the last 30 days, LiveTrainTracker recorded 137 distinct runs at New Orleans. For trends, see the on-time performance page.

How do I find my train's track at New Orleans?

Each departure shows its track once Amtrak posts it. Until then, when a train uses the same track most days, the board shows it as “usually 5” in a dashed box; that is a hint, not today's track.

Which trains are listed for New Orleans?

LiveTrainTracker lists the Amtrak trains that stop at New Orleans, from Amtrak's public train data: time, delay and track once Amtrak posts it.

What are the main destinations from New Orleans?

The destinations section lists the routes served from New Orleans. For today's trains, check the Departures tab.

See today's delays across the Amtrak network
Departures, delays and tracks come from Amtrak's public train data, read through Amtraker (amtraker.com).