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- 26-59 years old.
- Basic fares.
- $20 minimum fare.
- 60 or more years of age.
- ID required with proof of age.
- $18 minimum fare.
- 18-25 years old.
- Photo ID required with proof of age.
- $15 minimum fare.
- 12-17 years inclusive with proof of age.
- 18 years + with International Student Identity Card (ISIC).
- $14 minimum fare.
- 2-11 years inclusive.
- $10 minimum fare.
- Children under 8 years of age cannot travel alone. Children between 8 and 11 may travel alone, but under certain conditions.
- Please be advised that children's tickets are available through our web site only if you purchase tickets for one or more accompanying adults.
Montréal-Halifax train – Description
As the train departs from Montréal in the evening, you’ll watch the sun set over fertile farmlands carpeting the southern shores of the St. Lawrence River and the Matapédia Valley.
The Ocean covers hundreds of kilometres while you slumber so that upon waking, your eyes alight upon Chaleur Bay in all its misty, early-morning glory. After breakfast, you wander to the Park car to learn about lobster traps, ghost ships and Acadian traditions.
You could get used to this rhythm!
A journey to the friendly shores
The Montréal-Halifax train makes an overnight journey along the St. Lawrence River before crossing the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Year round, choose the relaxing ambience and attentive service of budget travel in Economy class, or opt for Sleeper class for more cosy overnight accommodations.
If you upgrade to Sleeper Touring class (available mid-June to mid-October), you’ll also enjoy delicious meals included in the price of your ticket, exclusive access to the Park car and informal presentations and activities on the Maritimes.
Browse all-inclusive packages including travel on the Ocean.
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(0,99 MB) This guide chronicles the landscapes the train will take you through, as well as each region’s history, features and attractions. Sites are clearly identified so that you can spot them easily as your train passes by.
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Read on Canada Travel Blog...
“It was nice to wake up this morning and think "I wonder where I am now?" then roll up the shades (yeah, this train had shades!) and see the Atlantic Ocean out the window.”
Excerpt from:
Experiencing Canada
- Canada Travel Blog
All-inclusive meals and other perks for the Holidays!
Between December 19, 2009 and January 3, 2010, book Sleeper Touring class travel onboard the Ocean train (Montréal-Halifax) for added comforts.
