Yes, you can definitely catch a train from Miami to New York, and in 2026, travelers have a few distinct ways to do it. The most direct and traditional option is the Amtrak Silver Service (the Silver Star or Silver Meteor). This journey takes approximately 27 to 31 hours, traveling up the Eastern Seaboard through cities like Savannah, Charleston, and Washington, D.C., before arriving at Moynihan Train Hall in NYC. For a more comfortable experience, travelers often book a "Roomette" or "Bedroom," which includes all meals and a private sleeping space. Alternatively, many modern travelers now "segment" the trip by taking the high-speed Brightline from Miami to Orlando (which takes about 3 hours), staying overnight, and then catching a flight or an Amtrak connection from Central Florida. While the train is rarely the cheapest or fastest option compared to a 3-hour flight, it remains a popular "slow travel" choice for those who want to avoid the stress of airports and enjoy the changing scenery of the American South and Mid-Atlantic.