The relatively new Amtrak route connects New York City to the Berkshires in Massachusetts.

This year, the train will travel betweenNew York Cityand Pittsfield, Massachusetts, all summer long.

Tickets are expected to sell quickly with good reason.

People boarding an Amtrak training in a station

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This season marks the second year of the Berkshire Flyers pilot run it made its debut in July 2022.

Heres what you oughta know to best experience this popular Amtrak pilot route.

Highlights on Amtraks Berkshire Flyer

The fun starts atMoynihan Train Hallin New York Citys Pennsylvania Station.

White, blue and brown tall plants in mid-summer cutting garden near vista with tree, clouds and sky, Stockbridge, The Berkshires, Massachusetts

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It is the perfect setting for the start of a train journey to the Berkshires.

From Penn Station, the Berkshire Flyer heads north along the Hudson River.

Travelers can choose between coach and business class.

Autumn foliage in the Berkshire Hills region of Massachusetts.

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The former includes reclining seats with plenty of legroom and perks like reading lights and electrical outlets.

There are no middle seats on board.

The business-class seating boasts extra legroom, a wider seat, and complimentary non-alcoholic beverages.

Business-class bookings are fully refundable if canceled prior to departure.

Weekend travelers will need to be back at the Pittsfield station by Sunday afternoon for the trip home.