Travel by train?

I want to travel from northeast ohio to south carolina, near mrytle beach. How can i find a ticket and a train where i can bring my car, i've heard that you could do that.

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Only one train lets you take your car, it runs nonstop between DC and Orlando. Otherwise, if you need your car, you'll have to drive :(

If you didn't need your car, you'd take the Capitol Limited to DC, where you'd have most of a day layover. I've done that before, it's pretty cool, you get most of a day in DC to see the sites, and the station is right next to the Capitol building and it's quite nice.

As the previous poster stated, Amtrak's Auto Train only travels from Lorton, VA to Sanford, FL and doesn't make any intermediate stops except for a refueling/crew change stop in Florence, SC. No passengers are entrained or detrained at at this stop, so Auto Train is pretty much out of the picture.

Also, neither Myrtle Beach nor Conway, SC are served by Amtrak. The closest city served by Amtrak is Florence, SC, about an hour and a half away. If you wanted to travel to the area by rail, you would have to take the Capitol Limited from Cleveland to Washington, DC, then change trains (about a 6 hour layover in DC), taking the Silver Meteor from DC to Florence, SC. Once in Florence, you'd then have to rent a car to drive to the Myrtle Beach area. All in all, it'd take roughly a day from the time you left Cleveland (2:15 AM) to the time you arrived in Florence (3:20 AM the next morning).

If you can, my recommendation would be to fly - you'd still be renting a car once you'd get to Myrtle Beach, but it'd be faster, less hassle, and you'd be right in Myrtle Beach, not an hour and a half away.