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Related: About this forumAmtrak Superliner Sleeping Car Tour
This video is a tour of the types of sleeping car & coach accommodations to be found onboard Amtrak's 'Superliner' western long-distance trains.
I put this video together primarily using footage from trips on Amtrak's California Zephyr & Empire-Builder.
To view the full videos of these trips, see my channel at https://www.youtube.com/@hiawathapete426/videos
For more VIA & Amtrak videos see my
website at:
https://northamericabyrail.info/
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Amtrak Superliner Sleeping Car Tour (Original Post)
Hiawatha Pete
Sep 7
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captain queeg
(11,780 posts)1. We toook strip from Portland to whitefish Montana (I think)
Cant remember the Montana town for sure but the sleeper car started in Seattle. If I remember right we were regular coach from Portland to Seattle. Any way, the cost was comparable to airplane tickets and it was a very cool experience.
Hiawatha Pete
(1,960 posts)4. Thanks for sharing, and for checking out my video, Captain Queeg!
CaliforniaPeggy
(152,048 posts)2. Amazing use of the space, my dear Hiawatha Pete! Looks like fun too. nt
Hiawatha Pete
(1,960 posts)5. Thanks California Peggy! The comfort & space efficiency of the accommodations on the train has always astounded me.
ShazzieB
(18,619 posts)3. I really enjoyed this!
I've always wanted to take a long distance train trip with sleeping accommodations, etc., and it was very interesting to see what kind are available and all the amenities. Thanks for sharing.
Hiawatha Pete
(1,960 posts)6. No problem, thanks for watching, ShazzieB! Glad I could help and that you found it informative.