Saco Transportation Center
138 Main Street, Saco, Maine 04072
The Saco Transportation Center is located in downtown Saco, within walking distance to area shops and restaurants.
Parking
Free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Overnight parking is available around the back of the building (14-day limit).
Quik-Trak Ticketing Hours
5:30am-8:30pm Daily
Visitor Information
The Downeaster stops at the newly renovated Saco Transportation Center. Cultural events, amusement parks, street fairs, galleries, historic sites, and museums are just some of the in-town attractions.
For help planning your itinerary, click on the links to your right or check out the area attractions below.
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PLANNING
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Transportation Connections
Saco Transportation Center is located in downtown Saco, within walking distance to area shops and restaurants. Transportation is available to Old Orchard Beach and the University of New England (UNE).
ShuttleBus
ShuttleBus provides transportation connections from the Saco Transportation Center to the University of New England (UNE) as well as the Tri-City area of Saco, Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach, ME.
Taxis
Taxis are often available on site or by calling (207) 423-8881.
Saco Shuttle Bus
REGIONAL
Several companies can help you travel beyond the Saco area.
Featured Car-Free Activities
Looking for a fun escape from the city this summer? Take the Amtrak Downeaster to the heart of downtown Saco, Maine. The cultural events, amusement parks, street fairs, galleries, historic sites and museums make Saco perfect for a day or weekend away.
A Summer of Events
Saco is a small town with a long history (it was originally settled in 1617.) The Saco River meanders to the sea and forms a lovely backdrop to the many arts and cultural events in the city.
Enjoy the Saco Sidewalk Art Festival, Saturday June 23, where you’ll find visual arts, performing arts, crafts, artists and sculptors. The La Kermesse Festival Franco-Americaine June 21-24 is a huge block party with fireworks, entertainment, food and French cultural attractions, celebrated in both Biddeford and Saco in conjunction with the Sidewalk Art Festival.
The Dyer Library and Saco Museum feature remarkable programs and art exhibits in an intimate setting. It’s always well worth stopping in to see what’s on display.
Maine’s Largest Amusement Parks
Funtown Splashtown USA, Northern New England’s largest family themed amusement and water park is a short taxi ride away. In 2012, Splashtown opens six new thrill slides reaching heights of over 60 feet as well as a new restaurant and candy store. Stay cool in the water at Splashtown during the day, then dry off and head next door to Funtown and ride Excalibur, Maine’s only wooden rollercoaster!
However you like to spend your summer days, Saco has something to offer. Ride the train for a stress free trip to Southern Maine.
Hit the Beach
Relax on one of the many beaches along the coasts of Biddeford and Saco, a trolley ride from the station.
Visit Funtown
Visit Funtown to ride Excalibur, Maine’s only wooden rollercoaster!
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