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Re: How many are currently riding trains anywhere???


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Posted by Ken Macfarlane on August 19, 2012 at 18:38:45 from (216.218.29.225):

In Reply to: Re: How many are currently riding trains anywhere??? posted by Lesformore on August 19, 2012 at 15:58:51:

We've been across Canada and back twice by train (almost coast to coast), our experience was fantastic, but to be fair we paid about 1/4 of the full fair. All the major stations have car rental places, and many places will meet you with a car.

The worst experience was we took coach seating overnight Moncton to Montreal one night. I've never been around so many people with complete disrespect for their fellow passengers. The 4 o5 guys who didn't know each other, and sitting spaced throughout the car, but still decided to get drunk together and toss beers back and forth and sing and whoop till 3 am had a great time though.

Second worst was getting to Montreal the train leaving was delayed 2 hours, but instead of just telling us so we could go do something useful like enjoy free drinks in the lounge, they had us sit on our baggage for 2 hours in the hall while security hassled the 2 rather patient and polite teens for sitting on their skate boards while waiting.

After Toronto we had the best service and best food I've ever had in a hotel nevermind it being a rolling one. Met all kinds of nice folks, including a bunch of folks from Arizona. They were pinned to the window all through Ontario looking at the endless lakes. The only thing they could say while looking at the water is, "we have to find a way to get this to Arizona"


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