undoubtedly would have come off in RVR if there were any...Auto Train 52(9) hit Ashland @ 16:44. No extra engines; if they did add them, they took them off before Ashland.
undoubtedly would have come off in RVR if there were any...Auto Train 52(9) hit Ashland @ 16:44. No extra engines; if they did add them, they took them off before Ashland.
She didn't know beyond the fact that they were being bussed as well, by the sound of it all the way to Miami. She was beyond frustrated at the lack of information any of them got. They were in the dark about the plans up to the point they were called together in the cafe car.Did you find out from your SCA what is happening with them? That might give a clue as to what is happening with the consist.
The lowered numbered rooms are the furthest from the restrooms.Have a round trip booked on the Star in early March. Roomette in car 11. My understanding is the 11 car is a VII. I', in room 2 going south and room 1 going north. How are the roomettes numbered in relation to the restrooms?
The end of the clip is a good angle to see the difference in the underbody skirting between the VL I & the VL II.Took Tri-Rail up to Fort Lauderdale and had time to catch the Star arriving while waiting for a bus connection. Managed to get a video - was kind of neat to see given we don’t get sleepers/diners in Michigan.
Based on what I read on FB, it was temporary - for a few days (termite treatment at the station).When/why did the Silver Meteor and Silver Star cease stopping at West Palm Beach?
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Wonder if it's still closed as it's not on the Amtrak's online schedules right now, I had checked a few days ago when someone asked about it. Just checked now and still missing.Based on what I read on FB, it was temporary - for a few days (termite treatment at the station).
On FB, a very reliable SCA on the Meteor posted that the station will open Monday.Wonder if it's still closed as it's not on the Amtrak's online schedules right now, I had checked a few days ago when someone asked about it. Just checked now and still missing.
Usually 9110 is old and 9111 is new when it has two Sleepers.I'll be taking train 91 from BAL to FL in early May. I'll be traveling alone and would like to book a roomette. How can I determine whether I get an old Viewliner or the newer one? I may be an exception but I prefer the older Viewliner with the toilet in the room.
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Thank you for pointing that out...good to know.Update for any travelers to be aware of this new change that Amtrak is changing only for Silver Meteor 98 trains on Sundays in the NEC areas only.
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Is there a way to book a certain car so I get a Viewliner I? Or do I have to call to request it?Usually 9110 is old and 9111 is new when it has two Sleepers.
I usually book online and check which car I got. If it is the wrong car I call to get it changed. One could of course do the original booking by calling. I just don;t like to talk to live persons if possible, hence my approach.Is there a way to book a certain car so I get a Viewliner I? Or do I have to call to request it?
I do the opposite. I am more picky about room number/letter. I phone AGR to make my reservations almost always. I try to phone right at 8am Eastern so the wait is not too long. Sometimes, I am unable to get my room of choice and try later to change. Sometimes inexperienced agents state that it will cost more to change rooms.I usually book online and check which car I got. If it is the wrong car I call to get it changed. One could of course do the original booking by calling. I just don;t like to talk to live persons if possible, hence my approach.
I do the opposite. I am more picky about room number/letter. I phone AGR to make my reservations almost always. I try to phone right at 8am Eastern so the wait is not too long. Sometimes, I am unable to get my room of choice and try later to change. Sometimes inexperienced agents state that it will cost more to change rooms.
Generally, the agents do not know which cars are old vs new. They often do not know the difference between Superliner rooms and Viewliner rooms. However, when making a reservation, for example, for train 91 or 92, if you want an old car (assuming consists stay the same as they are now), you could request a room in 9110 or 9210.So would an agent know which room has the old style roomette with the toilet?
When there are three Sleepers like on 97/98, usually the 10 and 12 cars are V2s and the 11 car is V1.Does the same rule about numbers apply to train 98? I have a trip in 9811 and was wondering if that will also be the VII.
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