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the Pioneer full run from chicago to seattle was my favorite; teh scenery on the desert wind was also spectacular; i miss those routes

have been cruising since 1993 and NEVER gotten ill (not counting 2020 when i did not cruise)

it is a new (novel) virus and something new is discovered every day

i live in cleveland also; my last ride on rta was in march before the mask mandate but people seemed to be social distancing; a gentleman in the front of the bus started to cough and sneeze, he did not seem to have tissue and as much as i regret it, i was not going close enough to him to hand...

just beyond the station over the tracks, below the convention center is a mini farm, yes with chickens, pigs, goats, bees...

same here, even the late night stops i like to waken for (if sleeping) just to be new air and say i have been there

true that you have not cruised much, every ship i have been on (and it is a lot) has had live dice games

How sad that my grand will not be able to experience train dining as his father did, no excuse for this...whatever, might as well take the bus. As long as this is "dining" on amtrak i will continue to ride coach and save the money for a real restaurant when i get to my destination

cleveland is a lovely city with much to do depending on what your level of entertainment is

totally agree, although i have seen folks walk up and over to public square from amtrak (as a woman i would not do it at night, but have done it during the day); have been to berea to "railfan" and take pics, but have some folks there who do not understand "diversity"; will not stop me, though!!!!

thank you, very interesting

thank you (although i do not remember him having a kids meal, i do (and he does) remember fries, thanks for the validation

eb, cs, sm, ss, swc perhaps? he never a a kids menu for anything

i seem to remember my lil one (no with lil one of his own) having fries for lunch.

They are not ignorant to what is happening in the world. They are very aware of the rules/mandates. I go to the Cleveland Clinic often and they have many Amish/Mennonite patients, all following the rules. They do read newspapers and work/interact with the "real world".

i wondered why the chicago bound LSL was rolling by after my kid started class, i ocld not get to the window fast enough to wave at it...(cleveland-about 6-10 minutes westbound before the amtrak station) - i can canada from my house... ;) ;)

the alternatives are coach or the bus, and i will take either (probably train coach) before i would pay that price for a "room" and micro food

thanks for the info, storing tips for the cruise season next fall

bunks work for me