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Unfortunately this is a very average Amtrak customer experience.
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If I was running the VIA Rail Prestige program - I would say the Park car and the rear diner should be 100% exclusive for Prestige...
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There has been a recent policy change on the Canadian regarding Park car access.
During the peak season, access to the Park car dome...
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I'm trying to figure out what the issue is. I don't recall ever waiting very long to board. I've certainly boarded early at origin...
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When riding both of the Silvers, though they didn't have customer selected reserved seating - I was always directed to a seat number as...
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Yes, I've seen this in person on both Brightline and on various trains in the UK. When I went from London to Leicestershire for a day...
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None of the incidents seem to be connected as of yet. I’m still flying as if nothing changed and the airports I’m visiting are as...
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Being on one end of the train helps to reduce foot traffic so that helps with the noise as well. I've certainly been in quiet cars on...
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Yeah, that makes sense. I'm sure all major airports have challenges though. About a year ago I flew in and out of DCA on the way to or...
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I wouldn't say DCA is dangerous. It's challenging and there are some threats because its very busy and has some precise procedures to...
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I'm not sure if everyone replying knows the current schedule - there is a lot of padding built into the schedule so the train often...
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Personally I like eastbound better. There are two main reasons. If the train is on time, westbound you miss the spectacular views of the...
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With VIA scheduling and time-keeping it's really hard to say but in my personal experience Eastbound was 10 times better for the...
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I don't think this is the reason, as this happens at many airports and just means the pilots have a little bit more work to do. I...
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I don’t understand why step aside to 33 at DCA would be any more dangerous than say step aside used at EWR to the shorter cross runway...
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