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Isn't the bridge south of Palatka now Amtrak? It is Amtrak Deland to Palatke. The Bridge just north of Sanford and south of DeBArry is Sun Rail.And the CSX bridges over the St John’s river south of Palatka and near Sanford.
Isn't the bridge south of Palatka now Amtrak? It is Amtrak Deland to Palatke. The Bridge just north of Sanford and south of DeBArry is Sun Rail.And the CSX bridges over the St John’s river south of Palatka and near Sanford.
It may be as I still think of that line as CSX but not sure who is responsible for maintenance. Last month a CSX track gang did a tie replacement and surfacing of a 3 mile industrial branch in Deland. If Amtrak/Sunrail is responsible for the bridges I hope they have a good contractor. Perhaps it’s CSX?Isn't the bridge south of Palatka now Amtrak? It is Amtrak Deland to Palatke. The Bridge just north of Sanford and south of DeBArry is Sun Rail.
Confused. Just called Amtrak and they said my trip is still on. I'm connecting in DC on Sat 10/1 to take 91 to Tampa. Am I misreading your post? TYAmtrak just post more updates on more cancellations until Saturday, adding 2 more days to cancel it's services:
Temporary Service Adjustments in Advance of Hurricane Ian
September 27, 2022 04:30 PM ET
As Hurricane Ian approaches Florida, Amtrak is temporarily adjusting service on select routes as a safety precaution for customers and employees.
Wednesday, September 28
Thursday, September 29
- Auto Train #52—scheduled to depart Sanford, Fla. on Wed. Sept 28 and arrive in Lorton, Va. on Thurs. September 29—is canceled entirely.
- Auto Train #53—scheduled to depart Lorton, Va. on Wed. Sept 28 and arrive in Sanford, Fla. on Thurs. September 29—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #91—scheduled to depart New York on Wed. September 28 and arrive in Miami. on Thurs. September 29—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #92—scheduled to depart Miami on Wed. September 28 and arrive in New York on Thurs. September 29—is canceled entirely.
- Auto Train #52—scheduled to depart Sanford, Fla. on Thurs. Sept 29 and arrive in Lorton, Va. on Fri. September 30—is canceled entirely.
- Auto Train #53—scheduled to depart Lorton, Va. on Thurs. Sept 29 and arrive in Sanford, Fla. on Fri. September 30—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #91—scheduled to depart New York on Thurs. September 29 and arrive in Miami. on Fri. September 30—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #92—scheduled to depart Miami on Thurs. Sept 29 and arrive in New York on Fri. September 30—is canceled entirely.
Friday, September 30
Saturday, October 1
- Auto Train #52—scheduled to depart Sanford, Fla. on Fri. September 30 and arrive in Lorton, Va. on Sat. Oct. 1—is canceled entirely.
- Auto Train #53— scheduled to depart Lorton, Va. on Fri. Sept 30 and arrive in Sanford, Fla. on Sat. Oct. 1—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #91—scheduled to depart New York on Fri. September 30 and arrive in Miami. on Sat. Oct. 1—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #92—scheduled to depart Miami on Fri. September 30 and arrive in New York on Sat. Oct. 1—is canceled entirely.
- Silver Star train #92—scheduled to depart Miami on Sat. Oct. 1 and arrive in New York on Sun. Oct. 2—is canceled entirely.
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It appears that they have not announced cancellations for Saturday's 91 and 92. I am guessing it will be announced later today or tomorrow.Confused. Just called Amtrak and they said my trip is still on. I'm connecting in DC on Sat 10/1 to take 91 to Tampa. Am I misreading your post? TY
Yesterday the advisory had listed 92 only as canceled for Saturday, but they left it off today's update. Booking 92 on the website still says Canceled, but booking 91 says Sold Out.It appears that they have not announced cancellations for Saturday's 91 and 92. I am guessing it will be announced later today or tomorrow.
How about Brightline?In Orlando SunRail and hence Amtrak has ceased operation in preparation for the storm.
Brightline stopped operation for a day and then restarted on Thursday AFAICTHow about Brightline?
I guess things are calmer further south?
I would keep checking. Ian is now headed to the Carolinas, which could cause further impacts. And Amtrak doesn't have a stellar record on proactively notifying ticket-holders about changes and cancellations.Confused. Just called Amtrak and they said my trip is still on. I'm connecting in DC on Sat 10/1 to take 91 to Tampa. Am I misreading your post? TY
Specially considering that the Star passes on trackage that is through areas expecting Tropical Storm and is notorious for trees toppling over onto track even with a minor whiff of a thunderstorm. But by the time the Saturday departures of 91 and 92 get there it will be well past the time that Ian passes by, so any damage would most likely be cleaned up by then.I would keep checking. Ian is now headed to the Carolinas, which could cause further impacts. And Amtrak doesn't have a stellar record on proactively notifying ticket-holders about changes and cancellations.
So the Super Star consist that is in Miami should be part of your Meteor to NYP IF it runs??another update from Amtrak:
Amtrak Temporarily Adjusts Service Due to Hurricane Ian
September 30, 2022 10:45 AM
As Hurricane Ian moves along the Southeastern Coast, toward South and North Carolina, Amtrak is temporarily adjusting service on select routes as a safety precaution for customers and employees.
Friday, Sept. 30
Auto Train #52—scheduled to depart Sanford, Fla. on Fri. Sept. 30 and arrive in Lorton, Va. on Sat. Oct.
1 is canceled entirely.
Auto Train #53— scheduled to depart Lorton, Va. on Fri. Sept 30 and arrive in Sanford, Fla. on Sat. Oct. 1 is
canceled entirely.
Palmetto train #89 – scheduled to depart New York on Thurs. Sept. 29 will terminate in Washington, D.C.
Palmetto train #90 – scheduled to depart Savannah on Thurs. Sept. 30 will originate in Washington, D.C.
Silver Star train #91—scheduled to depart New York on Fri. Sept. 30 and arrive in Miami. on Sat. Oct. 1 is canceled entirely.
Silver Star train #92—scheduled to depart Miami on Fri. Sept. 30 and arrive in New York on Sat.
Oct. 1 is canceled entirely.
Saturday, Oct. 1
Auto Train #52 — scheduled to depart Sanford, Fla. on Sat. Oct. 1 and arrive in Lorton, Va. on Sun. Oct. 2 is
canceled entirely.
Auto Train #53 — scheduled to depart Lorton, Va. on Sat. Oct. 1 and arrive in Sanford, Fla. on Sun. Oct. 2 is
canceled entirely.
Palmetto train #89 – scheduled to depart New York on Sat. Oct. 1 will terminate in Washington, D.C.
Palmetto train #90 – scheduled to depart Savannah on Sat. Oct. 1 will originate in Washington, D.C.
Silver Star train #91—scheduled to depart New York on Sat. Oct. 1 and arrive in Miami on Sun. Oct. 2 is canceled entirely.
Silver Star train #92 — scheduled to depart Miami on Sat. Oct. 1 and arrive in New York on Sun. Oct. 2 is
canceled entirely.
I talked to 2 agents yesterday and neither told me 91 was canceled. I told them the Amtrak Alert account on Twitter and folks here told me otherwise. So did the Status section on the Amtrak app. They were nice and accommodating when I asked to reschedule. Antrak used to contact me when trains were delayed.I would keep checking. Ian is now headed to the Carolinas, which could cause further impacts. And Amtrak doesn't have a stellar record on proactively notifying ticket-holders about changes and cancellations.
I am very doubtful that the Meteor will run on 10/3 but my fingers are crossed. I want to take the trip (but I am prepared for it to be canceled - in fact, I was just texting Kevin trying to decide if I want the refund in a voucher or credit to my BOA credit card, which may or may not transfer over to FNBO)So the Super Star consist that is in Miami should be part of your Meteor to NYP IF it runs??
Hope you do get to go, but perhaps once things settle down in the SE a trip to NY anytime in October is great!I am very doubtful that the Meteor will run on 10/3 but my fingers are crossed. I want to take the trip (but I am prepared for it to be canceled - in fact, I was just texting Kevin trying to decide if I want the refund in a voucher or credit to my BOA credit card, which may or may not transfer over to FNBO)
Hi PENNY ,
We wanted to let you know that train #98, the Silver Meteor, from Orlando, Florida on Monday, October 3rd, has been CANCELLED due to a service disruption. Unfortunately, we don't have other transportation available.
Give us a call at 877-231-9448 to speak with an Amtrak Agent about your travel options.
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