Amtrak’s Record-Breaking Year: Ridership, Revenue, and Rail Investment in FY25

Fiscal Year 25 was a historic year for Amtrak, setting new records in ridership, revenue, and capital investment. This year-end review highlights how Amtrak is transforming passenger rail and shaping the future of transportation in America.

Amtrak achieved record ridership as more travelers chose passenger rail for reliable and efficient travel. Revenue reached new heights, reflecting a growing demand for modern train service and expanded routes. With a record $5.5 billion invested in rail infrastructure projects and state-of-good-repair initiatives, Amtrak is delivering its commitment to strengthen communities and create a more connected nation.

Key highlights from Amtrak’s Year of Records:

Preliminary results for FY25 (Oct. 2024 – Sept. 2025) include:

Ridership: 34.5 million customer trips, a 5.1% increase over FY24 and an all-time record

Adjusted Ticket Revenue: $2.7 billion – a first in Amtrak’s history and 10.4% higher year-over-year

New Services, New Trains: Made history with the launch of Amtrak Mardi Gras Service along the Gulf Coast and NextGen Acela on the Northeast Corridor; Borealis service drew over a quarter million riders in the Midwest since its FY24 debut

Capital Investments: Record $5.5 billion – up nearly 25% year-over-year – in major projects and state-of-good-repair initiatives

Amtrak is leading the way in building a modern passenger rail network that connects cities, supports economic growth, and provides a more efficient alternative to driving and flying. From upgraded stations to advanced rail technology, we are investing in the future of travel.

Watch this video to see how Amtrak is delivering record results and driving innovation in passenger rail. Learn why America is choosing train travel.
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