New York to Los Angeles by Amtrak Sleeper Train

New York to Los Angeles by Amtrak Sleeper Train Trek Trendy 695K subscribers Subscribe 28K Share 1,462,500 views Feb 26, 2023 Get PayPal Honey for FREE today ▸ https://joinhoney.com/trektrendy Honey finds coupons with one click. Thanks to Honey for sponsoring! Today I’m taking this Amtrak sleeper train across the USA from New York to Los Angeles. The journey will take around 62 hours, passing through 12 states and 3,000 miles. I’m actually taking my Dad along with me today so let’s see how we get on in a roomette, and then for the longer stage of the journey the Amtrak Bedroom. I’ll show you what the dining options are like for each meal, the variety of classes, from First Class to coach and how you shower onboard. This is one of the longest train journeys I’ve taken to date and I can’t wait to share with you each step of the way. Now this is a little different to many of my other train adventures, you can't exactly call this luxury but it's iconic and showcases the excitement of travelling across the entire continent of North America by train. You see things differently when crossing by rail. 0:00 - Intro 1:47 - My Roomette 5:57 - Bedtime 8:10 - Chicago 10:24 - Amtrak Bedroom 14:28 - Dinner 17:31 - Colorado 19:16 - Observation Car 23:17 - New Mexico 25:23 - California / Cost Chapters View all 1,701 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Trek Trendy Pinned by Trek Trendy Trek Trendy 2 months ago Get PayPal Honey for FREE today ▸ https://joinhoney.com/trektrendy Thank you for watching. Next time, i'll be posting my Ritz Carlton Yacht review. Can't wait to share. Hope everyone has a brilliant week ahead :) 131 Reply Trek Trendy · 23 replies YouTube YouTube 2 months ago what a mad journey 🤯 so here for it !! 🔥 599 Trek Trendy Reply 25 replies Mark Samuelsen Mark Samuelsen 8 days ago I’m a 70yo disabled veteran and I’ve always wanted to take a trip like this. Since I’m trying to survive on Social Security here in NY i couldn’t afford to take a trip like this. This video is absolutely great and I’m very thankful you shared it with all of us. God bless you and Thank You so very much. 85 Reply 9 replies FAtoCPA FAtoCPA 2 months ago Watching this was hard. I lost my dad in 2018. From 2007-2010, I worked for an airline and was able to treat him to multiple trips - NYC, MIA, and a random trip to Tucson where we rented a car and drove to Tombstone. Looking back, I was naive and never would've imagined that 10 years later, he'd be gone. I miss him, and am so glad you're sharing your trip with your dad. Such a great man. 313 Reply 26 replies Counting Countries Counting Countries 2 months ago “Rail travel isn’t about cutting time or money, it’s about the experience.” Well said 112 Reply 3 replies Nick Jensen Nick Jensen 2 months ago Gotta admit, I feel like with 630k subscribers, your channel is severely under appreciated. The way you film, your narration, the history or information you provide, it makes for a really entertaining video. Keep up the great content! 300 Reply 13 replies kerry methot kerry methot 1 day ago That looks like such a great trip to take just to see the country. So cool! Thank you so much for sharing, love your videos! Reply WondrousPurple WondrousPurple 2 months ago 25:53-26:02. "Travel by rail is not about saving time or money, but instead it’s about escaping to a bubble of a simpler time. And for that, I love it.” I'm glad you got to experience this trip with your father. And thank you for your POV about different types of travel and different strengths of each. Bubbles sound wonderful these days. 375 Trek Trendy Reply 12 replies NihilusShadow NihilusShadow 2 months ago I'm glad you took your dad with you on this trip. When I was five my mom and I took an Amtrak from Michigan to California. Despite developing an inner ear infection on the way there, I had a great time. She passed away last June and after watching this video I've dug out the album with our pictures from that trip. One of these days I'll have to do this again. 94 Reply 2 replies Me Me 3 days ago (edited) Love that you were in NM, my home state! I'm just a bit south of Raton and a bit north of Albuquerque, in Santa Fe! You really did it right. From the sheer size to the amazing varying scenery, to the extreme weather, you can say that you truly experienced the US with your dad! Great memories you'll have, and I'm so grateful that you shared! I also love how much you valued the experience with your dad. As someone that no longer has living parents, I can say those experiences are priceless. 1 Reply Marcos Lucio Silva Marcos Lucio Silva 1 month ago Amigo, viajar com seu pai deve ser muito bom. Ele é um cara legal! Reply NANCY NANCY 2 months ago I am obsessed with train travel. It really isn’t about the destination, it’s about the trip to get there. I love your videos for that reason. 46 Reply aitutaki50 aitutaki50 1 month ago As a True & Blue Yankee, born in Philadelphia, & presently living in San Diego, I always find it fascinating to see see things from the perspective of foreigners as they explore the USA 🇺🇸. This was an excellent video, featuring quality time with your Dad. And, actually, I was quite surprised at the end when you revealed the cost of the trip. Honestly, I thought it was going to be a lot more expensive. I think I'm going to take this trip (in the opposite direction) one day with my wife. She is Brazilian, from Rio de Janeiro--so, this would be a great way to show her a large bit of her new country. 7 Reply NC Mainline Productions NC Mainline Productions 2 months ago Your rail experience videos are absolutely fantastic. An Amtrak Trek Trendy video... precisely what I felt was needed today! 82 Reply 1 reply Pete French Pete French 2 months ago (edited) I have to say, one of my favourite vids so far from Trek Trendy... so awesome. From the epic journey itself to the undeniable #feels related to watching a boy getting to spend quality time with his Dad, this was SO good to watch. And I just want to thank you for making such great, high quality content. Seriously - you must spend so much time creating these reviews, complete with great footage and interesting factoids about the trip and the various stops...its such good viewing. Thank you! 10 Trek Trendy Reply shonen84 shonen84 2 months ago So wonderful to share your journeys with your family. Just like glances outside as the Midwest rolls past, your time with your loved ones will fly. Cheers to your dad and to you, Will. 11 Trek Trendy Reply Alfie L Alfie L 2 months ago (edited) I travelled LA to NY on Amtrak in 2005 via Chicago and DC. Coach the whole way! Despite that, fantastic experience, this video has brought back fond memories of a stop in Albuquerque where we got off the train for Mexican food, crossing that bridge in Iowa (in daylight!) and a trip up the Sears Tower and a deep pan pizza in Chicago. Would love to do it again. 23 Reply 1 reply JB Jacobs JB Jacobs 2 months ago I think it is absolutely incredibly sweet that you are spending this trip with your dad! Your papa is absolutely darling. If I could have done this with my parents, I would have thoroughly enjoyed it! As a kid, I always used to dream of going coast to coast on a train - of course that was the 70s! I still kind of want to do it, but it doesn't have the allure as it once did. Thank you so much for this video - it was so terrific to get that insider's view of what it is like to actually do it! 11 Trek Trendy Reply Josh Brony Josh Brony 1 month ago (edited) What an amazing journey that was! Fun fact, 108 is actually a Heritage Unit. It’s painted in the Phase VI Livery for Amtrak’s 50th Anniversary. Also, it seems you also saw Amtrak 824 on the Southwest Chief. 824 was originally built as a P40DC, the predecessor to the P42DC, and while many P40s and in storage, the Auto Train does use P40s, and some P40s still roam the rails. I myself have seen P40s used on the Silver Star a couple times. 1 Reply WondrousPurple WondrousPurple 2 months ago I know they aren't the main focus of the videos, but your shots of the countryside passing by are gorgeous. The image of the mesa outside the dining room table while waiting for lunch in New Mexico (21:28) is beautiful, for one example. Thank you for sharing all the parts of your travels, not only the modes of transportation but the scenery, too. 34 Reply Misanthropic Melancholy NYC Misanthropic Melancholy NYC 2 months ago I love seeing your Dad! I hope you take him on a luxury cruise 🚢 or a first class flight ✈️ somewhere amazing! I’m actually going to do my best to convince my husband to do this trek! I live in NYC and I’d love to see the rest of the US like this. Great video! 8 Reply romani wijesiri romani wijesiri 2 months ago its crazy how you can go from one end of USA to the other and experience all the seasons and wetaher in one journey along with time travelling on time zones 3 Reply Andrew Ditton Andrew Ditton 2 months ago Yet another outstanding production Will. To echo other commentators, please don’t stop doing what you do 👍 3 Trek Trendy Reply Mark Fisher Mark Fisher 2 months ago (edited) My apologies if this was mentioned elsewhere: The Lake Shore Limited originated on the New York Central in 1897 and ran until 1956; it was supplanted by the 20th Century Limited that started in 1948. Amtrak brought back the name when it took over intercity rail passenger service in 1971. Also, the Mississippi River crossing you showed at 13:44 is of the eastbound California Zephyr at Burlington, Iowa. The bridge pictured is a drawbridge (more accurately a "lift bridge" where one entire span lifts) while the bridge at Fort Madison, Iowa is a swing bridge, where the main span swings 90 degrees. 14 Reply Kate sutton Kate sutton 2 weeks ago This is such a lovely video. I lost my dad ten years ago we would of loved doing this together. Keep enjoying your family, thanks for the brilliant videos x 1 Reply William Kazak William Kazak 2 months ago It was great that dad got to go with you and for both of you to see how big our country is and how varied the terrain. 41 Reply 1 reply glennhagstedt glennhagstedt 2 months ago Trek, i just want to say i love these videos, i dont have the kind of money to make a trip like this but everytime you upload im filled with joy, i try to have this experience through you and it gives me a break from my dull everyday life. Never ever stop travelling and upload these videos, it gives me personally more joy than you could ever imagine. 17 Reply RiChCiItY510 RiChCiItY510 1 month ago It's always been my dream to do this exact trip but from California to NY but I've never been able to afford it. Terrified to fly makes this even more of something I want to do! Since I was a kid I've always imagined it 1 Reply Bernadette Graffeo Bernadette Graffeo 4 days ago Im so glad i found your channel....I am also so happy for you and dad to share such a wonderful adventure together with tons of beautiful memories....i wish i thought of it while my dad was alive....after my mom passed in 2018, his health got very bad, but 1 thing he always wanted to do was go to Canada, And sadly, he never got to....if i thought of Amtrack, i could have made that dream come true for him....thank you SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS....BLESS YOU BOTH, AND MUCH HAPPINESS TO YOU BOTH❤ Reply Jay Jay 2 months ago Trektrendy is by far one of my favourite youtube channels, up there with Mav, and camping with Steve, thankyou for taking us on this amazing journey. I'm glad your dad enjoyed himself 😁 2 Reply Isabella Garcia Roldan Isabella Garcia Roldan 2 months ago Will, you never disappoint. I’d love to see you exploring South America again. 🤩 21 Trek Trendy Reply Pablinoski05 Pablinoski05 2 months ago Such a experience and having the privilege to share it with your dad makes it even better! Much love and appreciation from Costa RIca! 12 Trek Trendy Reply 1 reply itsnotme07 itsnotme07 2 months ago Pretty cool that you were able to do this trip with your Dad! One of my few regrets with my Dad, who passed away a few years ago, is that we never did anything like this. Even though I offered to make it happen, he just wasn't interested. Doesn't mean I won't be doing this trip, just means he won't be there, well maybe in spirit? 11 Reply Val Lete Val Lete 2 months ago What a great treat to see you and your Dad cross the U.S. together. Cheers, gents! 4 Trek Trendy Reply Elizabeth O'Neill Elizabeth O'Neill 2 months ago Your Dad's a gem! What a special trip, Father & Son, thanks for sharing it with us. Would love to know your top 10 train trips if you haven't done that already. Roll on... 11 Reply Laura d Laura d 2 months ago You are an absolute joy to watch; thank you! And bringing your dad along for the ride? Epic! You had me grinning the whole time :) 1 Reply Bruce M Bruce M 2 months ago I've just come back from a long rail journey that included the Lakeshore Limited. I couldn't help immediately noticing the very strange route you assigned it, which shows it as much more direct than it actually is. In fact, the train goes due north to Albany and then due west to Buffalo, from where it hugs the lakes to Chicago. That said, I'm sure many have dreamed that such a direct route between New York City and Buffalo would be created! 39 Reply 2 replies GenreOnlinenet GenreOnlinenet 1 month ago Beautiful watching you and your father traveling across country together. I lost my father a few years ago and so I just imagined how great it must be for both of you. I would love to do trip like that. Thank you for sharing your journey. 1 Reply ScottyDoesntKnow99 ScottyDoesntKnow99 2 months ago Your train experiences are some of my favorites Will, definitely a gem on seeing your dad again. Any other Trek Trendy family members In the queue for future trips? 4 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply abbsnn cose abbsnn cose 2 months ago Hi Will and Ian, it is great to see you both traveling together again. Another great video. 2 Trek Trendy Reply Alkemyst Alkemyst 1 month ago Great example that train travel is not about traveling cheap as some think. Train travel is about enjoying getting to the destination vs the destination itself. You can do Albany to Los Angeles in 8.5 hours (with a 50 min layover) for less than $300. You will get to see things via rail and meet people for an extended time as well picking up experiences. 1 Reply Frank Rueter Frank Rueter 2 months ago Several years back I had been assigned to bedroom A and found it most uncomfortable, the four others have considerably more room. Also the WC/shower door fully opens as well. I use a travel agent and have refused to accept A on the trip CHI to LAX. Service was great and their food is really good. The situation may be different for you, but I am on a cane and hobble along. Great video! 1 Reply James X James X 2 months ago Some travel review Youtubers post more videos and visit more exotic destinations but your presentation style, editing and narration is simply the best I have seen. Love your videos! 36 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 2 replies Metra 212 Productions Metra 212 Productions 2 months ago Actually, the lead unit is a Heritage Unit! Amtrak painted 108 which is always on the east coast for its 50th anniversary if you didn't know Trendy. Greetings from the Northern and Northwestern Suburbs of Chicago. 6 Reply andre fearon andre fearon 2 months ago Like every video you post, It's about quality time with your family and creating memories, You make the price seem irrelevant, which is the first step to becoming and amazing travel guru. I've been in travel and aviation for 25 years and find your videos more inspiring than anything else online. Keep doing what your doing!! 2 Trek Trendy Reply Genethefing Genethefing 2 months ago Just great watching TrekTrendy journeys. Always cheers us up! All the best to you and yours 1 Reply xyz xyz 9 days ago Your vlog prompted me to immediately check Amtrak's schedule. I am definitely taking the train for a change and enjoy all the scenic route along the way. Cheers! Reply Sean Zealony Sean Zealony 2 months ago Trek Trendy that trip was pure class. Being a Father I know how your Dad would feel being on an adventure with his Son. We did a few days on a motorbike trip and sharing that time with my Son was priceless. Superb editing with top drawer sound & camera work. 3 Reply BIG LO BIG LO 1 month ago (edited) My son travels a lot now, and he’s taken me to NYC and again to Nashville coming up soon. It’s great spending time with my son and his other friends on these work trips. This reminds me of those close quarter trips. Great channel and yes it certainly isn’t about speed but slowing down 😊 1 Reply Joe Meyers Joe Meyers 2 months ago I love your US train journeys and how great that your dad was able to go along with you. (Good music too.) Safe travels. 1 Reply Ron Ron 2 months ago The quality of your videos is outstanding. The information you provide is extremely useful for travelers less experienced than you. Thanks again for doing a great job! 5 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply Stephen Carter Stephen Carter 2 months ago Great video and narrative as always. More importantly on this trip you were a great son to take your dad and ensure he was well taken care of. You made sure he was given the best of every feature your could. (The double lower bed and others.) I always did the same with my dad and I stll have the memories. He would be turning 100 years old this month 30 March. Be well and my best to your dad. Reply Melinda A Melinda A 2 months ago It’s all about the journey….and this one with your father was just lovely! 10 Trek Trendy Reply Johnnie Welborn, Jr. Johnnie Welborn, Jr. 2 months ago Nice content, pleasantly presented. I've traveled via train here in the US several times in my life (including on the pre-Amtrak Southern Crescent). I haven't looked through your vids yet but if you haven't been on the Empire Builder, I highly recommend the route (Chicago to either Seattle or Portland). My first time was in a roomette on the then-new Superliner cars and then more recently after moving to North Dakota. The bedrooms are nice but I've always been pleased with the roomettes, especially if downstairs with restroom and shower access near at hand. The cars (carriages) these days are a mixture of wear and tear but the service and food is usually very good. :) Reply Andrew Burgemeister Andrew Burgemeister 2 months ago What a trip!! Also lovely to bring your Dad along for some very exciting bonding time! 2 Reply Simon of Monroe Simon of Monroe 2 months ago So great you are traveling with your dad , especially in close quarters. As a Brit living in Chicago for the last 26yrs, I totally love your quick passage thru my home town. It can get a little chilly perspective. Big traveler myself you are way ahead of my bucket list. So enjoy your channel 🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️👍 Reply Karen S. Karen S. 2 months ago Thanks so much for sharing this 😊 Loved seeing you bring your father along ❤ 1 Trek Trendy Reply Evelyn T Robinson Evelyn T Robinson 2 months ago Your trip brought back wonderful memories for me. I've taken this trip to LA a few times since I don't fly anymore. I live in NJ, but I like leaving for Chicago from NYC. It's the shortest route to get to LA via train. I always enjoyed the extended stop in Albuquerque, NM, and to get a chance to pick up some jewelry from the Native Americans. Things have certainly changed since the pandemic. Coach passengers used to be able to have meals in the dining car, along with the First Class/Sleeper passengers. My favorite breakfast is the French Toast. I'm a new subscriber, and I look forward to viewing your other videos. Thank you for sharing your journey. Reply John M John M 2 months ago It was a delight seeing you spend time with your Dad on this long trip. There is nothing like it. 10 Reply 1 reply Dyllon Couey Dyllon Couey 2 months ago Great video as always. As someone who drives trucks across the US for a living, it is fun to sit back everyday and take in the new scenery I'm in each day and night. But train travel is fun too. Reply MUFA 19 MUFA 19 2 months ago Sungguh sangat mengagumkan dengan suguhan dari video anda, video yg luar biasa, dengan pemandangan alam yg indah, serta kereta api dengan fasilitas yang sangat lengkap.. terima kasih sudah berbagi, semoga hari hari anda selalu menyenangkan 🙏👍👍 salam dari Indonesia 🙏 Reply Laurie Hamilton Laurie Hamilton 2 months ago (edited) Cheers from Canada!!! Love your videos, it feels like I'm travelling with you! It's snowy and cold here up north, but spring is on it's way (eventually...I hope...this winter has not been kind, especially in Toronto where I live, earlier this month is was around -20C with crazy wind, though in Sudbury where I grew up we went several weeks in -35C)...travelling with your father is so sweet, what a fantastic trip! We also love to talk about the weather here HAHA! Thanks for inviting us along, I look forward to more of your videos! Reply Ali McLaren Ali McLaren 2 months ago Your Dad is a total legend. Always great to see him on your channel. 1 Reply BetsyBigNose BetsyBigNose 2 months ago Great video. Interesting to find out day rooms are possible as I thought they were only possible at airport hotels. Reply Dino Dino 2 months ago Welcome back Sir, great to see your Dad back on the channel. Love these train treks, really has wetted my appetite to get out there and experience this, great video 👌 9 Reply Rainy Jane Rainy Jane 2 months ago It's always funny as a regular commuter through Chicago to see people using the Great Hall as the entrance instead of the commuter entrance a block east right off the river. Nothing wrong with it at all--and honestly probably better for everyone, it's mad there during commuter hours--but still takes me aback for a minute. And I was laughing a little about the temperature, but only from commiseration. Standing on the outdoor platforms as express trains go blasting by while you wait for a local on days even colder than when you were there are bitter to say the least. You and your dad had quite the adventure! Thanks for taking us along! I love all your videos, but the train videos are a special favorite. Reply 99999janice 99999janice 10 days ago Europeans really have NO idea just how vast North America really is. Traveling by train is the point of the journey it’s not about the destination. Really enjoyed this. It’s the best way to see North America. Thanks from Boston 🇺🇸 Reply Peter Reynolds Peter Reynolds 2 months ago Totally agree with what you say about train travel. Great vlog as always with stunning scenery. Hope all is well, take care Reply David Bruce David Bruce 3 weeks ago I did the Seattle to Miami journey, in 1993. 22 years old and all in Coach. I loved every minute. Reply John John 2 months ago I love it that you add history parts of your trip. Great addition and very informative. Thanks! Trek Trendy Reply Jozsef James Jozsef James 2 months ago Trek mum, dad and Millie are well appreciated guests mate! Would love to see you all travel as a family one day and report back to your loyal followers. 8 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply zara z zara z 2 months ago I love how you bring your parents along for some of your trips its so sweet! I hope i get to do the same in the future for mine :) love the vid! 1 Reply Ian Jenkins Ian Jenkins 2 months ago As a life-long upstate NY resident, seeing the Albany-Rensselaer station show up on your channel was a real treat for me. We only have two seasons - blisteringly cold and blisteringly hot. 1 Reply Walking with Steve0 Walking with Steve0 2 months ago Dads don’t live forever but memories of time and journeys shared do. Loved this vid 1 Reply Kyle Bell Kyle Bell 2 months ago I believe the New York to Chicago train you were on is the Amtrak that goes on the tracks literally right by the hospital I work at in LaPorte Indiana. I feel like I may have saw your exact train 😹 one day I’ll be able to go on trips like this. You create wonderful content and I feel your channel is underrated. Reply Bob Hidley Bob Hidley 1 month ago I liked your description (to the effect) that train travel is very different, but its like living in some historical bubble. I've done a couple short US and Euro rides, but a long-haul seems appealing. Trek Trendy Reply Silver Owl Silver Owl 2 months ago Not done the train ride, but I've driven from Los Angeles to Dallas and back, and New Mexico was the big surprise. Such a beautiful state, and Old Town Albuquerque was amazing, really enjoyed it. 6 Trek Trendy Reply Lynne Ann Turney Zalenski Lynne Ann Turney Zalenski 10 days ago Truly enjoyed this trip & documentary. Well done, nice to see Amtrak long trip service. 1 Reply chance encounter chance encounter 2 months ago I enjoyed this, thanks. Interesting mix of background info along with the onboard journey. And good production value overall. Nice job. I want to take a trip now. Reply Archangel Michael Archangel Michael 2 months ago (edited) Glad you got to experience Toledo! It’s a big city of ours and it used to be the steel capital of the world! unfortunately it’s very run down now…..however the steel mills were run by the Italian-American mafia who actually my cousin’s husbands grandfather was part of, and it’s sad to see it be run down in many places. I would have loved to visit it in its hay day Reply Deb Geisler Deb Geisler 2 months ago Deep thanks for this adventure. It has been many years (about 41of them) since I took the Lake Shore Limited from Chicago to Boston (return) for the first time. (I had started my journey in Carbondale, Illinois, on the City of New Orleans.) The good news is that they have gotten new train cars since then. But the bad news is that the wonderful Amtrak breakfasts of yore appear to be just a memory. What a delightful trip to share with your Dad. (Although I think your Mom’s cross-Atlantic cruise was the better deal!) Thank you for the reminders of trips with my folks. And thank you for taking us along on your adventures. Buen viaje! 1 Trek Trendy Reply Rupert Bare Rupert Bare 2 months ago Very interesting to compare your trip with Paul Lucas' Canadian odyssey from Toronto to Vancouver, which he released on the same day. I think that the Via Rail product definitely edges out the Amtrak one for quality and scenic splendour. 👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Reply Ken Case Ken Case 2 months ago Will, it’s great to see your Dad once again. Thanks for this awesome vlog! 3 Trek Trendy Reply Bpharr Bpharr 2 months ago Loved this journey. Travel by train is the only way to go. Thanks for this one. Reply Elizabeth Cameron Elizabeth Cameron 7 days ago I so enjoyed your video. I traveled with my daughter on the Amtrak Silver Star that runs from Miami to New York and less than a month ago. We hopped on in South Carolina and away we went and this being my first time on a train and to New York. What recent memories your trek across the States brought back! We also rode the sleeper car. What an adventure!! You have a new subscriber! 1 Reply 망히 망히 9 days ago It brought my memory of my trip on Amtrack. I moved with my wife and son from Hawaii to Boston. And we took family room in Amtrack from L.A to New York and to Boston. After Chicago train stopped in the night for long time and later I found the train had accident with a truck. It was 1989 and the family room costed around 5000 dollars. It was fantastic trip. Reply travelingwithblu travelingwithblu 2 months ago Wonderful to see Dad and Son spend quality time together. You are like-minded as I believe it's not about the money but the quality of time spent. Make more lifelong memories! Reply Steve Brooks Steve Brooks 2 months ago So wonderful you got to do it with your Dad! Truly inspiring. Reply Living with Joy Living with Joy 2 months ago (edited) It’s lovely you did this trip with your dad and got to make some new memories together! 8 Reply Darrin Reed Darrin Reed 2 months ago My family and I rode the Southwest Chief in the coach section from Kansas City to Los Angeles in 2013 and it was wonderful! In your video you said that coach passengers do not have access to the dining car. As I stated above, we rode in coach during that trip and we had access to the dining car, albeit our meals were not included in our ticket price and we had to pay separately. Also, the coach seats were plenty comfortable for two nights of sleeping during that trip. Thanks for all the great videos! 1 Reply 2 replies patrick mahon patrick mahon 2 months ago Im really glad you got to experience actually setting foot in some of the midwestern states. It gets real cold out there, but they are also some of the most beautiful. Great video Trek. 6 Trek Trendy Reply Squadrone Rosso Squadrone Rosso 2 months ago Time with your Dad is priceless ❤️ 11 Reply charles rabb charles rabb 2 months ago I have traveled this route many times. Bringing back amazing memories Thank you Reply Steven Bird Steven Bird 2 months ago A wonderful way to enjoy some special Dad time. Bless you both 😊 Reply Katharina Trüb Katharina Trüb 2 months ago What 'egenious' Time spent with your Pa! Congrats to ya both Will and Ian, a superb Team you are! Would love to have a son like you ; )! Trek Trendy Reply SimplyShannon23 SimplyShannon23 2 months ago Trek Trendy is the best travel vlog! So descriptive and he is down to earth ❤ 4 Trek Trendy Reply Tokyo Trekker Tokyo Trekker 2 months ago I did LA to Kansas City in Coach... round trip. Those seats are mad comfortable and I slept like a log on the train! HIGHLY recommend if you're on a budget. 3 Reply Zachary Lange Zachary Lange 2 months ago Such a good video. 26 minutes literally FLY by (no travel pun intended) cheers Trek!!! Trek Trendy Reply kevdel kevdel 1 month ago Great video! I see some people repeating the "Travel by rail is not about saving time or money, but instead it’s about escaping to a bubble of a simpler time" quote, and you know i really feel like rail travel really should be about saving time and money. Comparable flights from ny to la and vice versa are immensely cheaper, but imagine if the train ride was. It's just so much better than flying, it's very leisurely and boarding is much less of a process than boarding a plane is. and imagine if these were high speed rail, how long would it take to get to your destination? It would probably be shortened to a day or 2, im not good with time lol. But either way that would be amazing. And again, great video, it seemed like such a nice trip you and your dad had :) Reply perrin55 perrin55 2 months ago Love this. I'm one of the few Americans would rather take the train than fly places, but I've never done this. P.s. if you swap your pillow to the other end of the bed, it's a lot easier to get in and out of those top bunks...you can just kind of dive in and out lol Reply Virgo M Virgo M 2 months ago Отличное путешествие! Провинциальная Америка и красивая природа. Поезд скромный, но достаточно комфортный для путешествия, а это главное. Всегда приятно видеть Вашего папу, хорошо что вы путешествуете вместе. Спасибо за видео! 2 Reply Catherine Casselle Catherine Casselle 2 months ago Always good to watch your videos! Time with your dad is precious 😊 3 Reply Stump Shorts Stump Shorts 8 days ago Out of all the things you’ve done, this one is one you’ll remember and cherish. Always good to spend family time Reply Kimberly Allan Kimberly Allan 2 months ago (edited) I took the coach class from Omaha, NE to Emeryville, CA, so around 42hrs, in 2010. There was an accident involving a truck which delayed our journey by 3hrs. Everyone was fine but definitely felt those extra hours haha Reply Omii Khan Omii Khan 2 months ago We all really appreciate the effort you put up to make a video its reall amazing 😍 Reply Tbpker22 Tbpker22 2 months ago Certainly a most superb journey across America! Reply Robbie Ross Robbie Ross 2 months ago Another superb Trek Trendy video. A great thing to do with your Dad. Reply Lizzie Whiting Lizzie Whiting 2 months ago I've always wondered what this trip would be like! I don't think I could survive that long on a train 🤣 4 Reply Parker Outside Parker Outside 2 months ago Dream of doing a trip like this! Amtrak travel seems like so much fun. Reply Jim Mextorf Jim Mextorf 2 months ago Great to see you and your Dad making the trip. My wife and I have discussed doing this similar journey. And thanks for the kind words about my home station, Albany-Rensselaer. Reply Cutie Buster Cutie Buster 2 months ago Taking a similar trip with my fiance in April, just in the other direction. Salt Lake to Miami. We didn't do a sleeper, but the economy seats will be plenty fine for the both of us. He's lives in the UK so he's used to the nice fast trains and I've never gotten to take Amtrak as I'm in Idaho (but we may get our line back open which is cool!) Then we have a cruise across the Atlantic to get back to Europe! It's gonna be a month of just journey and I'm so excited C: Last time I was on a train in the US (since we've taken it plenty in the UK) I was 3 or 4 years old in Washington state 1 Reply warriorfight111 warriorfight111 2 months ago 5:36 - man it is so weird seeing my old hometown station so thoroughly represented. I remember when the 2002 station opened, how big a deal it was. The old one had a special place in my young heart but the new one is just so large by comparison. 1 Trek Trendy Reply Stephen Payne Stephen Payne 2 months ago Really, really enjoyed watching this trip with your dad. Very special time to remember in future years. 1 Reply OceanCat04 OceanCat04 2 months ago If I’m anxious I love turning on Trek Trendy! It’s the happiest of vibes. Can’t wait to watch this new video! 4 Reply 1 reply Joe Wojcik Joe Wojcik 2 months ago Just the time with ur dad has to be the best part of the trip. We're not getting any younger, so that time becomes valuable! That was great.. 2 Reply Dawn Dawn 2 months ago Yay! Glad you are back! Enjoyed seeing you and Dad cross the U.S., glad you had some great quality time together! 2 Trek Trendy Reply NiaGrace Caisley NiaGrace Caisley 2 months ago Always good to see you taking family on your adventures. Another great video Trek Trendy Reply Peg Edey Peg Edey 2 months ago Love your Dad was honest he was tired! I would think so can't even imagine having to sit in those coach seats the whole 4 days! Good trip with your Dad 🥰 2 Trek Trendy Reply John Atan John Atan 2 weeks ago This is so fantastic. Travelling with his father. Great👍 Reply Gail Rollings Gail Rollings 2 months ago So cool, Treks on! Yay..now hubby joins me for your vlogs, breakfast time here in South Australia ☕🥓🍳🥖. Great to see your Dad again and to travel together is really special. Thank You. P.S. One small thing Trek, could you please spend a bit longer showing the menus? I love this part but often dont get through all your available options. 🚅❤🇦🇺🦘 3 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 2 replies Nicholas Nicholas 9 days ago I did it in coach awhile back when I was 19 and broke. Almost got nicked at the Kansas City checkpoint during the random backpack checks. Met some really nice people and really enjoyed the solitude and views. 1 Reply Pamela Brauer Pamela Brauer 2 months ago Glad to see you enjoying a Malnati’s! (Yes, I’m from Chicago.) Really enjoyed this video. I am a huge fan of trains and cruising. I hope you do more cruises.🤞🏻 Reply Nicos Nicos 2 months ago (edited) I don't know why I'm smiling at this video for 26 mins 😂😂😂😂😂, I am really enjoying your video mate! This is the best journey so far, keep it up!!!!! Reply Randy Sagoo Randy Sagoo 2 months ago (edited) Took this train in 1991. Got stuck in Albuquerque...Was told the train would stop for 20 mins, instead it left at 15 minutes. So had to stay the night and catch the next day train!!! The luggage did make it to LA before I got there!!! Great trip over all!!! Love how the Brits always say Los Angeliis...Its LOS ANGELES!!! 1 Reply Cynthia Fitch Cynthia Fitch 2 months ago Ahhh. I love seeing your dad. It's nice to spend time with family. I'm glad you can see the good aspects of train travel and Amtrak. And damn if those desserts don't look good. Reply Nathan Fitzgerald Nathan Fitzgerald 2 months ago (edited) My elderly dad was a major train fan and loved Amtrak train journeys. We were tossing around ideas about an Amtrak adventure but unfortunately he died from colon cancer about a year ago. My point being (and you know this already): treasure the time you have with your old man because he won't be around forever. 3 Reply Jeff Gee Jeff Gee 1 month ago This is awesome. Man, I wish I could’ve done something like this while my dad was alive. He was killed in a car accident when I was in my early 20’s, he was only 60. Do more of this, dude, as often as you can. Drink it all in while you’re both still of able body and sound mind. Also, your pops seems like a funny dude. I think we’d all appreciate a little more lens time from dad, next trip. Dads being dads will always be entertaining. You can count on them for the best candid reactions/responses. 1 Reply Tolzie Happy Tolzie Happy 2 months ago Wow...I took I cross country trip with my then 6 and 9 year olds from California to New Jersey in 2005. That was an experience. Im glad you get to do some of these with your loved ones 1 Reply Fergal O'Doherty Fergal O'Doherty 2 months ago What a fun adventure with your very youthful dad. I love your pronunciation of Los Angeleeeeeesl! 1 Reply Stephanie Majeski Stephanie Majeski 2 months ago What a great journey. And with Dad!!! Thanks for sharing Will! Reply smokeyson smokeyson 2 months ago This was a rather enjoyable video. I always wondered what it would be like to ride the across from the east coast too the west. Although I'd also have a travel companion but separate rooms. I'm not a small person lol Reply Zip Aerial Zip Aerial 2 months ago As someone who was born in MICHIGAN I laughed out loud at MICHIGEN. LOL This is something I would like to try and it's nice to see you're spending time with your dad. I will be over int he UK this spring to do a bit of touring by car. Looking forward to it!! Cheers. 33 Trek Trendy Reply 4 replies Meeran Qureshi Meeran Qureshi 2 months ago This was such an amazing trip. Great video as always. Keep it up. Reply Marie Garside Marie Garside 2 months ago (edited) When the A,T& SF railroad was building that route there was a gun battle at the Raton Pass with the Denver railroad. The book Hear The Whistle Blow by Dee Brown has information on this historic event. 1 Reply c0mpu73rguy c0mpu73rguy 2 months ago Now that's one trip I wish I could make someday (in the other direction if it exists, LA to NYC). I love train trips and I would love long trips like that, I'm sure of it. Reply NotoriousTori NotoriousTori 2 months ago Rail travel vids are my fave but your Amtrak ones are closest to my heart! It's not the most luxurious but it is...well, all we've got for long-range rail travel in the States. Thanks for the showcase! 1 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply E J E J 2 months ago This is definitley my favorite channel! It makes me feel like i'm in the same place. Thank you for your lovely video Trak Trendy! Reply Roisin O'Hagan Roisin O'Hagan 2 months ago Your dad's very funny. Across the US in 4 days, still faster than a couple of horses and a prairie wagon! Tfs, really enjoy your vids. 3 Reply brian de jong brian de jong 2 months ago I have seen your video from England to Istanbul and I did the same from Amsterdam to Istanbul. It gave me inspiration. Last week I came back from Marrakesh to Amsterdam (there is a ferry for 1 hour, but the rest is Al train) keep up the good work🙌 Reply Maurice Duhaney Maurice Duhaney 1 day ago love the trips bro good content keep them coming Reply Mary Wilson Mary Wilson 2 months ago Love this adventure with your dad. ❤️ Reply Proper Property Planning - Property Management Proper Property Planning - Property Management 2 months ago Absolutely amazing, a wonderful journey spending precious time with your father, an incredible video, looking forward to seeing your next video. Trek Trendy Reply Frank Nemecek Frank Nemecek 2 months ago I rode a portion of that a couple of years ago. At the time, the lounge in Chicago's Union Station had a complementary shower that was quite nice Reply simonisable simonisable 2 months ago Lovely content. Shame AMTRAK don’t clean the trains more. 5 Reply Mary Louzon Mary Louzon 1 month ago Train time is never about saving time, it's about making memories. Reply James Little James Little 2 months ago I need to get out and do more train travel after watching your videos! Always fun and interesting to watch and take in. Many thanks! Reply Daniel Grimshaw Daniel Grimshaw 2 months ago I came here for the planes but fell for the trains. Loving the content. 1 Reply Dana John McCann Dana John McCann 2 months ago Fantastic content! Thank you! Excellent footage of the George Washington Bridge and The new Tappan Zee Bridge. Keep up the great work Reply Charlie Fox Charlie Fox 3 weeks ago I love the train videos! My daughter & I want to go across country but we’re not sure yet where we want to go. Reply Andrew Storm Andrew Storm 2 months ago (edited) You are so positive about food and travel. How long was the overall trip? 3 Reply Mimi Kenyon Mimi Kenyon 2 months ago La Junta is just East of me (I'm in Pueblo). I was very impressed you pronounced Pueblo correctly....lots of folks mispronounce it. However, La Junta is pronounced "hunt", not "hoont". I love traveling by train and have done the Denver to Chicago trip a couple of times. I would love to take the trip you and your dad took. 1 Trek Trendy Reply QuintusAntonious QuintusAntonious 2 months ago My wife and I have worked on the restoration of several of the train stations you passed through! 1 Reply Declan Kiernan Declan Kiernan 2 months ago great to see new content. i have binged all your vids. No other travel blogger really catches your energy or professional approach. Trek Trendy Reply wally man wally man 2 months ago That car you rode in from NY to Chicago looks ancient! I'm glad to hear you're switching trains in Chi-town! Reply beetyjd beetyjd 2 months ago Loved the video. Just noticed a few typos in the lower third, if you can correct them: 6:44 - "Toledo" for "Toldeo" 7:50 - "Michigan" for "Michigen" 15:11 - "Cobbler" for "cobbler" Keep taking awesome trips and making awesome videos! 40 Reply Collin Campbell Collin Campbell 2 months ago Thats so cool. I live in Fort Madison. Kinda weird you used the Burlington bridge about 15 miles north instead of the main Southwest Chief bridge in Fort Madison. Funfact the Fort Madison bridge is the largest of its kind in the world. You actually inspired me to travel. My First international trip is in 2 weeks. 1 Trek Trendy Reply 1 reply Natalia Jimenez Natalia Jimenez 2 months ago Chicago Union Station has showers in the Metropolitan Lounge, so you had access to them. Even those riding coach can buy a day pass to the lounge (highly needed because there are no showers in coach cars) 1 Reply Celeste Redding Celeste Redding 2 months ago (edited) Love how every so often you treat your parents to a trip with you. Memories and love that will be cherished 🥰👍🏾. Ooowee that shower is a tiny coffin😵‍💫. Reply Mark Alexander Mark Alexander 2 months ago About 900 miles a day, that's brilliant! far more than you could do in a car. 1 Reply DezMar Investments llc DezMar Investments llc 2 months ago It's great that you can spend this time with your dad. 1 Reply Rick Deckard Rick Deckard 2 months ago Another great vid, keep them coming. One small thing, at 7:51 it's Lake Michigan not Michigen as you have spelt it. 11 Reply 2 replies Jagadeesh Mopuri Jagadeesh Mopuri 2 months ago It was a scenic and fantastic train ride. My best wishes from India. 1 Trek Trendy Reply Ken Coles Ken Coles 2 months ago I just discovered your page. And I really love it. This def made me want to try a cross country rail trip. Thank you Reply Alex Shawe Alex Shawe 2 months ago Love it. Great content, mate. Thanks for your continuous effort to provide us with your travels, experience and entertainment. 110% 2 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply Laura Carrow Laura Carrow 2 months ago I've traveled to Chicago from Buffalo a few times via Amtrak in the coach section. It wasn't that expensive and I got to meet some lovely people. 1 Reply Mary Bernstein Mary Bernstein 2 weeks ago Looks great! I would love to have taken my mother on this journey if she were still alive. Reply Andy Watterson Andy Watterson 2 months ago Been wanting to do this trip for ages! 4 Reply Deer In My Yard Deer In My Yard 2 months ago Your Chicago to San Francisco Amtrak video has been in my watch later playlist for several months. I still haven’t watched it, or any of your other videos. Today this video popped up while I was randomly scrolling through YouTube. AWESOME VIDEO! I’ll be watching more of your videos. One question: Which do you prefer on Superliner trains, upper or lower level room? I had a lower level room once. It was nice because there was virtually no passenger traffic by my room, but the rail noise was kind of annoying when it came time to sleep. Reply Gary Stone Gary Stone 2 months ago You are a good lad to bring your Dad along! Well done! Reply Joey Jamison Joey Jamison 2 months ago Probably not a bad way for foreign visitors to get as much exposure to the country as they can, but doing it that fast (and especially at night) causes you to miss so much natural beauty and scenery found here. I hope you can return some day with a little more leisure time. 1 Reply Doug Kerr Doug Kerr 2 months ago Glad to see that you visited my local Amtrak station (Albany-Rensselaer). I think it's the 9th busiest station in the country. 1 Trek Trendy Reply Squidward’s House Squidward’s House 2 months ago This would be my ideal US trip, got to Manhattan for a week or so, get the train on a 3 day travel across the US and then end up in LA for a week. Would send me back to poverty but bet it would be worth it. I've been to NYC before but the itinerary was so packed I couldn't take everything in. 1 Reply RF RF 2 months ago (edited) I was lost, Sunday night, dark room, cold outside. Trek Trendy has uploaded. Life is good again. Welcome back king 👑 479 Trek Trendy Reply 10 replies speeddemon speeddemon 1 month ago I took the train from Los Angeles to Little Rock Ark in 2014. Saw places I had never seen before. Was quite the experience Reply fire surfer fire surfer 1 month ago (edited) 3:51 Bannerman's castle. An arms dealer from 100 years ago. Now abandoned. Plenty online about it. The first cross country trip for me was decades ago by Greyhound bus. As a young person, it was quite an adventure in itself. Some of my favorite memories are from across Montana. I will never forget the antelope racing the bus. I would never do it again though. Reply Shinigami Gerva Shinigami Gerva 2 months ago I love your videos and most likely that you bring your beloved to share this experiences with you. This channel became my happy space. Keep it up 😄 Reply Jd Toledo Jd Toledo 2 months ago amazing video, as a dad myself I am looking forward to my son and I journey together when he's already an adult. Reply Ken888, formerly Ken88 Ken888, formerly Ken88 4 weeks ago I took 10 hours bus tour ride from San Jose ( California ) to Las Vegas back in 2008, it almost drove me nuts..can't imagine myself riding train for 3 days😅 thanks for sharing. Reply Phily Phily 2 months ago hehe... I loved your comments that "US" love talk about weather. I think the "CA" love talking about the cold weather also =) separately 7:51 - I think it is spelt "Lake Michigan" (not "...en") yet your videos are always amazing and honest. all the best 4 Reply Michael Merritt Michael Merritt 1 month ago The next time you need to travel from NY to Chicago by train, try the Cardinal. It's a very pretty route. Reply crewdawg52 crewdawg52 1 month ago So interesting and great video! Got me thinking of doing an Amtrak trip like this. Reply Mimi Meredith Mimi Meredith 1 month ago You slept through Hutchinson, KS, home to the greatest space museum on Earth—the Cosmosphere! Come back and spend the day with us. Anyone sporting such a variety of NASA gear definitely should spend the day with us! Thank you for inspiring me to travel by train!! Reply Carrie Richardson Carrie Richardson 2 months ago As an avid watcher for a while now, and a new resident to the city, I was more than pleased to see you name drop Toledo! ❤️ Trek Trendy Reply SinisterMD SinisterMD 2 months ago (edited) The Newton, KS stop on this journey is only about 30 minutes from where I live. Have often contemplated the 12 hour journey up to Chicago and back for an extended weekend getaway with the family. It leaves/arrives in Newton at 3am though, so that's an issue. 1 Reply Laura R Charron Laura R Charron 2 months ago Our passenger trains are awful and expensive. This trip is on my bucket list starting in Port Huron, Michigan. 3 Reply Karen Tyler Karen Tyler 2 months ago Nice trip to share with your dad. Did the Southwest Chief this past Thanksgiving and had Marylou for my car attendant as well. She was awesome. Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply Alkemyst Alkemyst 1 month ago Rail travel is starting to come back especially in commuting and increased traffic congestion. Reply Himson Haoda Himson Haoda 2 months ago Absolutely beautiful travel across America. Hope I get to do it one day. Cheers Beers Mate. Reply Rox Rox 2 months ago Trek trendies version of travels with my father 🤣🤣 love it! Thanks for another great video Reply EveningOfficer EveningOfficer 12 days ago Clearly the thing that made this trip enjoyable was not the YT production value or the lackluster food. It was undertaking this uncommon (nowadays) experience with your father. Take every opportunity you can to spend time with your family, because it’s only a matter of time before you don’t have them anymore. Reply Mosanso Mosanso 2 months ago Feels like it has been ages since a video, glad you're "back" sir. 3 Reply Anna Kuman Anna Kuman 1 month ago Amazing video. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I have never tried Amtrak before but after watching your video I think I would do it at least for a short distance trip🤔 🙃 Reply Laurisen Laurisen 2 months ago My favourite escapism 😍 keep up the good work! Reply iRunfastXC iRunfastXC 2 months ago This is one of my favorite trips. I do it every couple of years. Reply Lyse M Lyse M 1 month ago (edited) Very interesting! I love train travel, but could never afford anything si ambitious. This is great for traveling in one's imagination. Regarding the obsession with weather, I would bet big money that the British can't hold a candle to Canadians! Reply Timothee Lee Timothee Lee 1 month ago I took a train from New York to Miami, the longest 24 hours of my life. I still shutter thinking about it after 50 years. Reply Chokyo Chokyo 2 months ago The US' train services are shocking. Wish they'd invest in some high speed rail like the Shinkansen or a more luxurious train service across the country. 7 Reply Johanna Trahan Johanna Trahan 2 months ago Taking the train from nyc to albany is one of the most beautiful rides in the world. 1 Reply Hen of Mayhem Hen of Mayhem 2 months ago Isn’t it a 63 hour journey? Love the videos, very cool and thanks! 1 Reply Diane Schroeder Diane Schroeder 2 months ago I love how you bring your family along for these adventures. What a cool trip! There’s a reason why your channel is crushing it and already at 630k subs. Great work and I can’t wait to see what’s next from Mr. Trendy❤️✈️🛳️ Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply Wendy O Wendy O 2 months ago Hi Will and Ian, it is great to see you both traveling together again. Another great video. 7 Trek Trendy Reply Erikthetrainmaster611 Erikthetrainmaster611 2 months ago Really cool you got to ride on the Southwest Chief. It’s my favorite Amtrak long distance route. Reply rustinpieces rustinpieces 2 months ago Truly enjoyed this one. Thanks for another great journey! Reply Highlander72 B Highlander72 B 2 months ago Hey Will, I’m from the UK but I’ve been living in South Florida since 1992 and I found your channel about two years ago and there is a talk radio station out of Orlando called the “THE NEWS JUNKIE “that has mentioned your channel at least a half a dozen times in the last few months you need to contact C-Lane because he like me is always talking about your channel one of my clients who was taking Air France La Premierè service. Loved your video as he watched it right before he took the flight. Just a little FYI for you mate…. Personally, my goal is to take the coast to coast train in Australia. That was an amazing video. Reply Edgardo Magana Edgardo Magana 2 weeks ago What a super blessing and wonderful memories you made along with your Father. Good for you!! Reply S. Thanu Media S. Thanu Media 2 months ago Been waiting for your videos mate 😁👍🏻 3 Reply Jim H. Jim H. 2 months ago Another fantastic video. A shame you didn't get to spend more time in Albuquerque as it's a beautiful city with spectacular food, but I'm glad you enjoyed your trip. Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply dad kisser dad kisser 2 months ago Being from Albany, it is absolutely fascinating to see you at our train station! Hope you enjoyed your trip mate 1 Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply JMull91 JMull91 2 months ago What a great video. From memory that price comes in considerably less than the Indian Pacific. I will add this to my bucket list. Reply Ben Logan Ben Logan 2 months ago I've always wanted to take an Amtrak trip out west. Thanks for the video! Reply Brenda Logan Brenda Logan 2 months ago love your videos....I have ridden the Zephyr and this will be my next one. Thanks for sharing your ride...yes..the cheesecake is heavenly 1 Reply pokechatter pokechatter 3 weeks ago The sight seeing car took me back to a family trip we took via a similar route back in 2002. Reply Alex McGhie Alex McGhie 2 months ago What an amazing journey 😀 🇺🇸, you should try Sunrise Express in Japan Reply Trixiebewitched Trixiebewitched 2 months ago Incredibly lucky to travel through ohio right before the massive train derailment. Reply Lockbar Lockbar 2 months ago Its great that you have that good relationship with your father. It looks like Amtrak has "upped" its game a bit,...but you were going 1st class. A fun travel you had there. Reply Julie Davis Julie Davis 2 months ago Great video as usual. Nice to spend time with Dad 😊 Trek Trendy Reply THE FUN HOUSE THE FUN HOUSE 2 months ago 1st! Hope it’s going to be a great video! 3 Reply Playtime Playtime 2 weeks ago this is so beautiful,i wish I can take my mom and dad to tour these beautiful journey on these trains,that would be a dream come true...watching from Pakistan ❤✌ Reply Hall Manager Hall Manager 2 months ago An excellent video. I like the little snippets of history, and the brief stops where you explore the locality. And the food! How do you not put on weight - those desserts look positively sinful. Trek Trendy Reply Craig Davis Craig Davis 2 months ago That is going to be one of my to do list. Cross County around the great U.S.A. on Amtrak man. 2 Reply Sabrina Merrick Sabrina Merrick 1 month ago It’s lovely that you have that kind of relationship with your dad. Reply yaowsers77 yaowsers77 2 months ago i'll be taking amtrak from nyc to montreal in the fall. here's hoping they have it up and running come spring like they said they would. they've got 8 months to get it done! Reply No Name No Name 2 months ago Your channel is really good. Definitely given me the travelling bug. Reply Lucy Duplantier Lucy Duplantier 2 months ago Love to see your trips with your family, and wow IL was cold, indeed. Also, I love your corny jokes, they always make me laugh lol. Reply Karen Wilson Karen Wilson 2 months ago Relatively new viewer here (Ive been binging your videos for a month now). I know luxury is your focus, but any plans in the future to review the overnight trains in Japan? Reply Steve Steve 1 month ago Living in the uk, it’s just amazing how big America is compared to my country! Hard to imagine! Reply andyinsdca andyinsdca 2 months ago Nice to see Raton (pronounced Ratoon)! I rode the train there from Detroit to go to Philmont Boy Scout ranch (and I played quarters against the wall of the station) Reply dangitbrady dangitbrady 2 months ago I've been a big fan for a long time, and I love what you do. If you ever make it to the Memphis, Tennessee area, my wife and I would love to buy you a meal, and show you around the best spots! Reply laurie white laurie white 2 months ago thoroughly enjoyed this, I'm glad you got to spend some time with your Dad. Reply Nando Plays Nando Plays 2 months ago (edited) Sweet, you went through my home town area Albany-Rensselaer 👍(technically Schenectady would be closer to my home town). I assume you probably went through my now adopted home town area of Rochester too. Amtrak is great but I wish we would invest more in our passenger rail Reply Iknowyouarebutwhatami? Iknowyouarebutwhatami? 2 months ago My 6 year old and I did the trip from Chicago to California and the sights kept her busy for the 2 day journey. Reply GeekMoto13 GeekMoto13 1 month ago well, another long distance train trip has now been added to my bucket list Reply joshua joshua 2 months ago (edited) NY has 2 Canadian trains actually one to Toronto and one to Quebec! (all trains in the state of NY beyond Albany are so infrequent and delayed no one really counts them as an option lol especially in buffalo a WAY bigger metro than Albany that gets barely any trains) They both are ran by VIA across the border you should try one of them sometime maybe the Quebec train, not as many people do that train! Also i'm 90% sure amtrak lounges have showers you can use free lol i wish you showed us the virgin hotel room! i did not know they had hotels Reply 1 reply Campbell Wallace Campbell Wallace 2 days ago FWIW, for those that don't have time/funds for a hotel, there are showers available for passengers in the still-new Metropolitan Lounge at Chicago Union station. Reply Fitzay Adventures Fitzay Adventures 2 months ago (edited) There is a possibility I was out there between Dodge and La Junta on a BNSF train working as a conductor. Bravo on the pronunciation of La Junta and Pueblo. Trek Trendy Reply Anton Leimbach Anton Leimbach 2 weeks ago The highlight of this video for me is seeing you and your dad at the end. Reply yee ye yee ye 1 month ago What are your thoughts on the UKs Mk3s. Do you like them? Personally, I love them, although they are quite old, I find them very comfy. It was time for the Great Western HSTs to be replaced, but the new trains need some improvements. IMO. You should try the via rail Canadian to experience the US mk3/HST equivalent. Streamliners from the 50s were the best! Reply Vernola Bullock Vernola Bullock 2 months ago I hope that y'all enjoy ur selves and had a good time. God bless the both of y'all always. 🙏 1 Reply anand wilson Travel Blogs anand wilson Travel Blogs 2 months ago Happy to see you and your dad. Best wishes. Reply Rita Robinson{not a youtuber} Rita Robinson{not a youtuber} 2 months ago This is so great you can take your mom or dad on some of your trips Reply Birdgl43 Birdgl43 2 months ago Pretty cool, @22:30 that little housing area is part of my Rez, Kewa Pueblo. I live in SoCal and always take the 16hr Southwest Chef ride to get home instead of flying..Coach of course! It's not as bad as a lot of people would think. I meet and have had many drinks with a lot of cool people. Also Coach passengers do get access to the Dining Car, they go through Coach asking anyone if they want to make reservations. I usually sleep in the observation car where you can lay down. They let you, as long as you're up before 6am, I think, I'm always up at 4am on the train. I gotta try a Roomette! 1 Reply 1 reply Alex Davis Alex Davis 2 months ago Interesting to see the wheelchair symbol on one of the doors. Wonder if the train is fully accessible with accessible rooms etc? Watching this thinking I’d love to have a travel but as a full time wheelie I thought it wouldn’t be possible. Off to google at the end of the video! Reply janny thomas janny thomas 2 months ago Kia ora, how lovely spending quality one on one time with dad. Watched the one with your mum on the ship across the Atlantic. She got the better deal I reckon. These videos are a great way to see places when you can't be there. Thank you for that. Aroha from New Zealand. Trek Trendy Reply Paul Houghton Paul Houghton 2 months ago Trains over planes anytime. Makes you appreciate the journey and you get to see some scenery 1 Reply Drum Flip Drum Flip 23 hours ago Enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing your journey. Reply Jackie Ross Jackie Ross 2 months ago Absolutely love your channel! You do such a great job and I love checking out all the yummy food you get served! All the best and will keep watching xx Trek Trendy Reply david parker david parker 1 month ago Brilliant video and it looks like you had a great time with your dad Reply Judith Randall Judith Randall 1 month ago What a wonderful father. And son duo. Trek Trendy Reply Greg Ellis Greg Ellis 12 days ago Well Done Sir - British accent and all - You went through Chicago which is close to my home town so it was nice to get a little fix of graffiti again LOL - I have been wanting to take this very trip so this was really appreciated - I can think of other ways to put $3K to good use so I'm not sure this trip will happen any time soon - Probably wait till it's $4K - LOL - Thanks again and best of travels - Cherry-O Trek Trendy Reply BetterCallSAmUeL BetterCallSAmUeL 2 months ago I live in Dodge City and glad you went on that route although the Amtrak is sad compared to many many other countries Reply LISA NASSY-HARRISON LISA NASSY-HARRISON 1 month ago I hope to do a cross country train trip again. I don't remember the one time I did it because I was only 3 years old but my parents moved us from Montreal to Edmonton via what is now known as VIA. Reply Robin Smith Robin Smith 1 month ago I've taken Amtrak numerous times. I can count on one hand how many times it's ever been on time. 😂 Reply David Leaghty David Leaghty 1 month ago I rode the Super Chief back in the early 60s. I was 4 or 5. I still remember parts of the trip. Reply Dean Cory Dean Cory 2 months ago (edited) I rode the southwest chief from Chicago to Ratone, New Mexico on Mt way to Philmont Scout Ranch. Spent a lot of the trip in the observation car Reply Random Ayaya Random Ayaya 2 months ago hello, i've been watching a lot of your videos for like the last 3 months and pretty much enjoyed every video, but i'm curious about the names of the music you use in your videos, especially the one that seems very happy, so would you mind giving the names of those ? thank you for all your uploads btw they are very great at just changing my mind after a long day of work ! Reply Amtcboy Amtcboy 17 hours ago Love this video with your Dad. Reply Nick Green Nick Green 1 month ago Nice of your Dad to film the shower scene for you 2 Reply Mitchell Harger Mitchell Harger 2 months ago Having ridden the Southwest Chief many years ago, I can tell you you're never going to experience Kansas unless your stop is there because it travels thru Kansas overnight in both directions Reply Jenna prater Jenna prater 2 months ago Finally got to see you stop in my local amtrak station lol (Toledo, oh) it's pretty cold around here this time of year. Also very shocked you got to Chicago early, every time I train there we're always at least an hour late Reply Susan Jennings Susan Jennings 2 months ago (edited) Nice to see your dad again. I don’t think the American trains are as nice as some of the others you’ve travelled on they look old and bit grubby. Although I guess it’s a good way to see the place. Looking forward to the next trip 👍❤ Reply 1 reply Aloha Traveler Aloha Traveler 2 months ago I really appreciated this video! Always wanted to do this journey. Well done. Aloha from kaua'i 1 Trek Trendy Reply Rob Rob 2 months ago I must say, i was expecting much more from U.S train. Clearly traveling with trains isnt really a thing in States....everything felt so old inside the train 😄 Reply FreedomRock44 FreedomRock44 2 months ago Hahahahaha......Chip off the Ole Block!!!!! Love hearing you both had a good time. You said it best.....it is about sharing quality time as father and son together despite tight quarters......good times!!!! Reply Chase Mathis Chase Mathis 4 weeks ago It's incredibly accurate that one of the first things you showed from Chicago is graffiti. Reply Walk With Me Tim Walk With Me Tim 2 months ago Now that's some train journey! 1 Reply Marr Marr 2 months ago Lake Michigen caught my eye only because I’m from Michigan. Don’t know if the British spell it with an E but it’s with an A in America. Great video always wanted to do a ping train ride. 1 Trek Trendy Reply chris close chris close 2 months ago such a impressive journey i really enjoy videos Reply Tellou Tellou Tellou Tellou 2 months ago Thank you so much for this video. I love your trains reviews. they are my Favourite. And I love when you travel with your parents or your girlfriend. Reply Galant Galant 2 months ago Hey Great Video! My girlfriend and I want to ride on this trip and the Starlight Coast one from Washington to Southern California. Do you plan on riding the Brightline Train in Florida when it’s proposed stops are completed? It’s gonna be the fastest train in the US (nothing compared to Asia lol) but it goes up to 130 MPH! I’ll take what we can get down here in FL. Reply Jonny Thunder Jonny Thunder 2 months ago You are a great presenter...plus your Dad is the sort of guy id hang out with (oh..plus you as well of course) .....great vid posts mate. Keep up the good work.! Trek Trendy Reply Ashaun Kaseem Ashaun Kaseem 1 month ago 14:31 ...as the astronaut casually moves throughout the shuttle at Zero-G 1 Reply Michael B Michael B 1 month ago Yo this was a cool ass video, loving it....I feel like I'm taking a trip all while I'm just zoning out in front of the screen... Definitely gonna scope out more Reply vikki vikki 2 months ago Aww this is so cute father-son trip💖 Reply Slyrox Slyrox 2 months ago (edited) You had a sleeper car. There are showers for sleeper car passengers at the lounge! I actually took a shower in one this past weekend during my layover waiting for the Lakeshore Limited heading to NYP. Reply FreedomRock44 FreedomRock44 2 months ago Yayyyyyy Dad!!!!! Good to see you AGAIN! Will is a good Lad!!!!! Reply G.P P. G.P P. 2 months ago What a trip!!! But would only do in spring/summer 😊 Reply Allosaurus Fragilis Allosaurus Fragilis 2 months ago Luckily Trek had a smooth ride through Ohio. Some of us aren't lucky 💀 Reply Paul Banks Paul Banks 2 months ago Great show ! Love the content ! ❤ Reply Sir Charles Mormont Sir Charles Mormont 2 months ago Do the train stations have storage lockers so that you can stow your baggage during long layovers? The 4 hour Chicago layover, for instance, would have been the perfect chance to go and see a museum, but not with luggage in tow! Reply Red Wemette Red Wemette 1 month ago The trains used to be very posh, it looks very different to me now. Thanks for showing us Reply non biz non biz 2 months ago I’ve driven all over the country, and sooo want to take an Amtrak so I can enjoy it without bad drivers and traffic jams. As a female, I’d gladly trade stopping at shady unknown places for a sleeper cab and dinning car! Reply Howard Howard 1 month ago I travel from Chicago to Los Angeles via Amtrak in 1968 something I will never forget. Reply Ryan Anderson Ryan Anderson 2 months ago Gonna take this train from Colorado to Las Vegas so looking forward to seeing what it’s all about Reply thickernell thickernell 2 months ago The Mississippi River crossing daytime edit insert was the wrong bridge. The Ft Madison bridge is a double decker, highway on top and rail below, with a swing span for river traffic. The one you showed was a lift bridge. 😉 Reply Αnon Αnon 2 months ago That's nice you're close to your dad. Treasure those moments. Trek Trendy Reply d.b.cooper1 d.b.cooper1 2 months ago Kinda like Route 66 but by rail, shame the USA has horrible commuter/leisure investment in rail. Should be an easier/more affordable trip, the tourism demand is deffo there. Great way to see a country, nice vid! 2 Reply 1 reply Tracy Kuhl Tracy Kuhl 2 months ago You talk about coach not being ideal for a multi-day trip and I am crazy enough to want to do a trip from Seattle to Los Angeles, Los Angeles to Chicago and Chicago back to Seattle via the Empire Builder while doing it in coach. There's a reason I've already decided that I'm spending at least a night in Los Angeles and Chicago. Reply kartikeya dhakad kartikeya dhakad 2 months ago looking at these i am now sure our indian railways are the best ❤ Reply Mikeymutual Mikeymutual 2 months ago Just a note - the cutbacks to micro meals on certain train routes was instituted before Covid ever arrived, as a ill-advised budget cut. Reply Thaha Yasin Thaha Yasin 2 months ago Idk why, but i love seeing u travel with one of ur family member, its really nice to see! Trek Trendy Reply Sanaz S Sanaz S 2 months ago great video but I just don`t think it`s fair that he took Mellie and his mom to those fancy cruises but then took dad to Amtrak sleeper train 😂 Reply Mathew Evans Mathew Evans 2 months ago (edited) Great Vid again mate! Looks like that first train could do with a bit of a facelift though. Keep Trekking! Reply Michael Espinosa Michael Espinosa 2 months ago Great video but I think you owe your dad a first class Emirates flight ✈️ next time 😊 Trek Trendy Reply A Charlton A Charlton 2 months ago The fact that you got to step foot in Iowa makes me so happy, since I am an Iowan Reply Cicerone Lens Cicerone Lens 2 months ago I wish I could velogs like this, great work Reply pj reads pj reads 2 weeks ago Just found your channel and it is informative and fun to watch! Reply Mr. Mountain Man Mr. Mountain Man 2 months ago Another fantastic and entertaining video! You are super polite and maybe will not cover the topic explicitly, but going #2 on the train to me when you have a roomete or lesser class accommodations seems kind of nasty like it's not worth the trip for leisure. Getting the hotel in the middle won't always be an option. The one time I was on Amtrak I wouldn't want to sit on the toilet it was like a port-a-john and really dirty. For sure not the Orient Express Amtrak is, but are the bathrooms gross or not so bad? 1 Reply 2 replies Matt Donovan Matt Donovan 2 months ago I live in Albuquerque and it was great to see a bit of video about my city! Well done with the Breaking Bad reference, cheers! Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply Kiran Machiraju Kiran Machiraju 1 month ago The train is a great way to have some alone time and get some office work done. Reply play_stationer play_stationer 2 months ago Love these videos, had a little laugh at @7:51, it's "Lake Michigan" not Lake Michigen :D Watching these videos though, really has me excited to go on some train travel <3 Trek Trendy Reply Mark Holtebeck Mark Holtebeck 2 months ago I'm taking the Texas Eagle in a few weeks. I love Amtrak. 1 Reply Dan Wilson Dan Wilson 1 month ago love your videos! Although you do say Chicago funny [I live near Chicago] and you did spell Lake Michigan wrong!~ Do definitely enjoy watching these videos, and it's actually made me consider an Amtrak trip! Reply JR 96 JR 96 2 months ago great vid. I can now cross this trip off my bucket list! Reply chinesechicken20 chinesechicken20 1 month ago (edited) two lonely bagels in the 1st class lounge! I did L A to Seattle in a roomette. Wonderful! Reply Dan M Dan M 2 months ago If you are traveling in a sleeper, you can use the shower in the metropolitan lounge in Chicago. Reply Jimmy Jimmy 2 months ago I hope you get to 1 million subs! Your content is wonderful!❤❤❤ Reply GrayMill GrayMill 2 months ago No big deal since I’m from the South, but Michigan is spelled with an A at the end , not an E. Love watching your videos! Reply Jason Jason 2 months ago What a video. Look forward to the next one as always Reply Jorge Caceres Jorge Caceres 2 months ago realmente disfruto mucho tus videos con sana envidia, muy buenos Reply Martie MC Martie MC 2 weeks ago I really like that he brought his dad😊 Reply WSawchuk085 WSawchuk085 2 months ago Whenever you get around to travelling on the VIA Rail "The Canadian", make sure you don't do it in winter. First I would highly reccommend the prestige class. Recently renovated cars for the Prestige class passengers that are fantastic. Secondly, don't make the trip in winter! If you having a hard time with -20C, well parts of Canada with the wind chill in winter can hit up to -50C. The Canadian though is an amazing trip, though for some reason the tickets are cheaper if you start out of Vancouver, British Columbia compared to starting out of Toronto, Ontario. I believe the last time I checked prestige class is about $1200 difference, not sure why though. Reply Gavino Garcia Gavino Garcia 1 month ago AMTRAK TRAIN 🚂 Is a really nice relaxes cruise..... 💯👌💯 1 Reply Beautiful Florida Beautiful Florida 1 month ago Great trip and very interesting video! Thank you for sharing! Reply Mark Cummings Mark Cummings 2 months ago The journey itself seems cool and a definite bucket list type event but not sure I'm too sold on the comfort provided by those trains! Reply 1 reply day2512 day2512 2 months ago 7:50 One small error: It's Lake Michigan, with an "A," not Lake Michigen with an "E." Love the videos! Hope it's not a month until the next one. Trek Trendy Reply Trek Trendy · 1 reply My American Dream My American Dream 2 months ago Toldeo and Lake Michigen look like great places to visit 1 Reply Joshua 윤호 Han Joshua 윤호 Han 2 months ago IMO they should have a railing of some sort that pulls up for the top bunk people sleeping so that they don't fall off the bed if they were to roll over in their sleep Reply NINE-20-MEDIA NINE-20-MEDIA 1 month ago This is dope, your channel is fire. Keep up the good work, I already subscribed. Trek Trendy Reply Bendawg PDX Bendawg PDX 2 months ago Enjoying the video so far, small typo in Lake Michigan's name at right around 8:00 in? That midwestern cold really is something, isn't it? :) Reply Terri Terri 2 months ago Got to love those train rides Reply Russell Sperry Russell Sperry 2 months ago I would love to do that journey, but it’s far cheaper to drive a car, and see whatever you want on your own schedule. Reply Mike Johnson Mike Johnson 1 month ago I enjoyed this video. I hope to take a similar trip some day. Reply nyguy1228 nyguy1228 2 months ago ❤ this video. Your dad is awesome. 😊 Reply Texas Freeway Gypsy Texas Freeway Gypsy 2 months ago With all the travels…and this is a random question but have you encountered bedbugs yet? This in its severity is almost inevitable these days, from 5 star to shaky places, the bugs don’t care. Reply Sodor Flubbs Sodor Flubbs 2 months ago It’s funny hearing you say about -20c being very cold. I live in Scotland and have made it through a -25c day in winter. Wrap up well, keep your head warm and you’re good to go. Trek Trendy Reply cinemagirl cinemagirl 2 months ago Oh no! You got one of the old versions of the roomette on the lake shore limited. Rest assured, they're changing them all out to a new, maroon-colored version more akin to the Superliners with no toilets in the room. I loved this trip. I want to take this route (I live in NYC) but i don't think I could do it with one of my parents! Reply Authentically Kyle 🦒 Authentically Kyle 🦒 1 month ago What an adventure! Reply Ray Lukasik Ray Lukasik 2 months ago Have you thought about trying to add some bus traveling to the channel? There are a number of busses that will take you to quite a few places in the US with Greyhound probably being the least expensive but I'd love to see some of what the higher end bus services have to offer Reply Steven Hardcastle Steven Hardcastle 2 months ago Really enjoy your content and channel. Noticed you stayed at the Virgin Hotels. Have you ever considered reviewing luxury famous hotels. Raffles in Singapore, the new Atlantis in Dubai. There are so many. Reply danne sea danne sea 1 month ago (edited) great video! and a jurney that must be a dream! but the trains look like old age.. they need some serious upgrades Reply Tom Tom 2 months ago 7:53 You misspelled Lake Michigan….just giving you a hard time, love your content! Keep up the great work? I do have to ask, was this trip before or after the horrible disaster that was the train derailing in East Palestine, Ohio? Reply Julie Manarin Julie Manarin 1 month ago I took a sleeper train from Chicago to LA in the early 70s...Santa Fe all the way! Reply Greg Moress Greg Moress 3 days ago Did it in Europe and met lots of good people using th Eurail pass. Didn't even know we had it as an option in the states. Reply wolvsbain wolvsbain 2 months ago the sleeper looks exactly the same as the one I was on in the mid 90s. Reply RRGAMINGVK RRGAMINGVK 2 months ago I love the new historical editing touch! Reply Don B. Puryear, Jr. Don B. Puryear, Jr. 2 weeks ago This so cool!!! Thanks for sharing.....glad you brought your dad.... Reply Brian P Brian P 1 month ago oh my goodness the cars have foot buttons to open doors. we need that everywhere, not just on trains. 19:04 Reply TheyLoveMattyV TheyLoveMattyV 2 months ago Bro you are such a beast. Love the vids . New subscriber and can’t wait for your next vids !! Reply Amin Jaffer Amin Jaffer 2 months ago Hi another amazing video there just getting better and better, I don't know if you have said anything about your timberland shoes, they look really comfortable and wanted to know the model name of these cause i want to see if u can get them from their website .. thanks Reply Marcin Rosiak Marcin Rosiak 2 months ago I love your reviews, like always I enjoying watching your movies 😊 Trek Trendy Reply J BLAST J BLAST 1 month ago It's sad that amtrak doesn't promote its services more a lot of people don't even know what amtrak is or have never used it Reply Tam I AM Tam I AM 2 months ago Sleeper is a must on this train💯facts Reply Vincent Stuart Vincent Stuart 2 months ago when he showed the train coming into Chicago I was like "Hey I was on that road next to the train last month" cuz I live like an hour from the city itself Trek Trendy Reply bagnome bagnome 2 months ago I thought coach passengers had access to the dining car, but the meals were not included with their tickets. Has this changed? Reply Corie Colliton Corie Colliton 6 days ago Very brave to eat on the Amtrak 😂 this is so interesting Reply Anthony Sodano 2 months ago Just watching your video has made me want to book a trip. Reply Lamont Johnson 1 month ago Nice trip and commentary and safe travels Reply Keave 3 weeks ago i took this trip last year but was in coach and it was insanely challenging, wouldn't recommend the distance in coach class. Reply 2 replies ArmageddonIsHere 9 days ago It looks so insanely B O R I N G ! Reply Steve ThirdCityMo 2 months ago You and your sweetheart need to try an RV trip across Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Reply Raymond Lin 1 month ago Always wanted to do this. Don't want to drive, fly, but want to see America. Maybe one day Reply Alkemyst 1 month ago Cool you got to spend this time with your Dad. I miss mine. Reply Daniel Pos 2 months ago You got to take the sunset limited its a beautiful train ride with the great sunsets Reply Mr.fukk12 2 weeks ago I remember taking a train from Chicago to Texas and back when I was poor like 8 times. Met some friends but most the time I brought pills and passed out didn’t remember most of my trip Reply travel vlog in japan 動物と旅行好きのVlog 2 months ago it's a very nice trip👍 Reply molly c 2 months ago Loved the bit with the dad 1 Reply sussy ballalika 10 days ago This was realy cool you should try the Bergensbanen in norway. Reply Jack Tempest 2 months ago Never underestimate the comfort and convenience of the in room toilet. It's probably because I'm considerably taller, but moving around narrow alley ways just to get to the loo then go all the way back. I can't be bothered. Reply Charles D. Gossett 2 months ago (edited) My understanding is the toilets have been deleted for the new roomettes being placed in the newer cars. There are full bathrooms in your hallway. If you look at the diagram you put up there were four showers in your car. Reply · 1 reply kama nama 2 months ago The song that you play when you arrive at downtown Albuquerque is beautiful. Anyway know what that is and how I can listen to it. I’m gonna wear my phone out at this rate otherwise. Reply