arrive is Amtrak's onboard magazine for business travelers. It provides millions of passengers with vital information and welcome entertainment to help make most of visits to the major destination cities of the Northeastern United States.

arrive is published bimonthly and delivers constant exposure on all Northeast trains as well as the ClubAcela station lounges. Its goal is to provide a unique and intelligent view of America's most compelling urban centers of commerce, government and the arts.

The tone of the magazine is entertaining yet informative, casual yet consuming. It is the perfect travel partner—a knowledgeable guide and an entertaining companion. And for Amtrak's time-sensitive riders, it is always available within arm's reach ... it is the only magazine within reach.

arrive delivers equally compelling value to advertisers. It reaches and influences a unique and valuable audience at precisely the moment when it is most receptive to a wide variety of business-, travel- and entertainment-related ad messages. And arrive readers are downtown visitors—that's why they use Amtrak and Acela. No other magazine delivers such a targeted audience of affluent visitors to Northeast cities.

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38 New York, New York: It’s an Architects’ Town
Not too long ago the skyline was a jumble of anonymous high-rises. These days there’s a “starchitect” around every corner and great design in every borough.

44 Bay Dreams
Along the Chesapeake Bay, from bustling Annapolis to idyllic St. Michaels, there are harbor vistas, lots of charm and fresh Maryland crabs by the pound.

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK: IT’S AN ARCHITECTS’ TOWN

When New Yorkers celebrated the 75th anniversary of the Chrysler Building in 2005, more than a few tears were shed, recalling an era that gave New York idiosyncratic landmarks like a jaunty steel icon with a hood-ornamented crown.

“The postwar towers, by contrast, projected a kind of sleek anonymity,” symbolizing that era’s “impersonal capitalism,” art historian Michael J. Lewis observed in an anniversary essay for The New York Times. But that was then.

Within just a few years, personal capitalism has come roaring back with such throbbing intensity that once-dreary pockets of the city (would you believe the Bowery?) are now architectural destinations.

World-renowned architects like Jean Nouvel are clamoring to build here, buyers are demanding bragging rights, and buildings again bear brand names, refl ecting not only a change in tastes but also the transcendence of a celebrity-obsessed culture. ...

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    * 1,778,839 Adult Readers Per Issue
    * 8.89 Readers Per Copy
    * 200,000 Copies Per Issue
    * Published Bimonthly
    * Established 2000
    * Full Distribution On All Amtrak Trains In The Northeast United States
    * BPA Audited Circulation

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