Wisconsin Dells, WI (WDL)
Known as the "Waterpark Capital of the World," Wisconsin Dells offers everything from heart-pounding excitement to stunning natural beauty.
100 LaCrosse Street
Intersection of Superior and La Crosse Streets
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
Annual Station Ridership (2016): 14,419
- Facility Ownership: City of Wisconsin Dells
- Parking Lot Ownership: Canadian Pacific Railway - SOO Line Railroad Company
- Platform Ownership: Canadian Pacific Railway - SOO Line Railroad Company
- Track Ownership: Canadian Pacific Railway - SOO Line Railroad Company
Derrick James
Regional Contact
governmentaffairschi@amtrak.com
For information about Amtrak fares and schedules, please call 1-800-USA-RAIL (1-800-872-7245)
The tan brick depot with a gabled roof and round-arch windows opened in 1989 to replace a facility that was damaged beyond repair seven years earlier during a freight derailment. Inspired by late 19th century station designs, the current structure was largely built through volunteer labor. Fundraising, including the sale of a railroad-themed lithograph, helped defray associated construction costs.
With more than 80 attractions, Wisconsin Dells offers everything from heart-pounding excitement to stunning natural beauty, like a theme park nestled in a nature preserve. The station is in a downtown shopping district lined with quaint fudge shops to world-class spas with luxurious product lines.
Amtrak does not provide ticketing or baggage services at this station, which is served by two daily trains.
Station Type:
Station Building (with waiting room)
Features
- 12 Short Term Parking Spaces
Number of spaces available for Amtrak passengers to park for the day only, not overnight. Parking fees may apply.
- Accessible Payphones
- Accessible Platform
Accessible platform is a barrier-free path from the drop-off area outside the station to the station platform.
- Accessible Restrooms
- Accessible Ticket Office
- Accessible Waiting Room
- Accessible Water Fountain
- ATM
- Baggage Storage
Baggage storage is an area where passengers may store their bags, equivalent to "left luggage" in Europe. A storage fee may apply.
- Bike Boxes
- Checked Baggage
- Dedicated Parking
- Elevator
- Enclosed Waiting Area
- Help With Luggage
- High Platform
A high platform is a platform at the level of the vestibule of the train, with the exception of Superliners.
- Lockers
Self-service lockers are available in select stations for passenger baggage storage.
- Long-term Parking Spaces
Number of spaces available for Amtrak passengers to park overnight. Parking fees may apply.
- Lounge
- Parking Attendant
- Pay Phones
- QuikTrakKiosk
- Restrooms
- Shipping Boxes
- Ski Bags
- Wheelchair Lift
Wheelchair lift is a platform-mounted lift for loading passengers from low platforms onto trains that do not have onboard ramps.
- Wheelchairs
For passengers who cannot walk far or at all, we offer a wheelchair to move the passengers around within the station. At some stations this may be a battery-powered people mover. The wheelchair or other types of movers must not leave the station or be moved onto the train.
- WiFi
Amtrak established the Great American Stations Project in 2006 to educate communities on the benefits of redeveloping train stations, offer tools to community leaders to preserve their stations, and provide the appropriate Amtrak resources.
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