To me, it is obvious which cars are sleepers and which cars are coach. The cars are labeled, but it may not be obvious to your aunt.If you don't want your nosy aunt to know you traveled in a roomette on a train is it possible if she is just picking you up by standing near the train
Do Amtrak cars have labels on them that people can see for which cars they are on the outside ? Like Coach, Roomette, etc ?
Thanks.
I know a weird request sorry.
The cars are labeled, with "Sleeping car" and "Coachclass" near the doors, but the lettering is relatively small and unobtrusive. She likely won't notice unless she's close and looking for it.If you don't want your nosy aunt to know you traveled in a roomette on a train is it possible if she is just picking you up by standing near the train
Do Amtrak cars have labels on them that people can see for which cars they are on the outside ? Like Coach, Roomette, etc ?
Thanks.
I know a weird request sorry.
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We don’t know if s/he’s traveling on a single level or bilevel train.The cars are labeled, with "Sleeping car" and "Coachclass" near the doors, but the lettering is relatively small and unobtrusive. She likely won't notice unless she's close and looking for it.
What is a lot more obvious from the outside is the window pattern on the lower level, blank on one side of the door for coaches, a small window (handicapped room) on sleepers. I doubt she knows that, though
True. Well, Viewliners are pretty visually distinct from Amfleet IIs. So the exterior difference is much more pronounced than a single extra window between Superliner coaches and sleepers. But that's still a spotting issue. It might cause the aunt to ask why the car looks so different, though.We don’t know if s/he’s traveling on a single level or bilevel train.
Yeah, aside from the labels, Superliners look pretty much all the same to the uninitiated, while the difference between Viewliner sleepers and Amfleet coaches is pretty obvious.We don’t know if s/he’s traveling on a single level or bilevel train.
Exit from coach. Should a train attendant redirect you, tell them you're trying to avoid interrogation, er, questions by a nosy aunt. Because nosy people don't need a reason to be nosy. They just are.If you don't want your nosy aunt to know you traveled in a roomette on a train is it possible if she is just picking you up by standing near the train
Do Amtrak cars have labels on them that people can see for which cars they are on the outside ? Like Coach, Roomette, etc ?
Thanks.
I know a weird request sorry.
If you don't want your nosy aunt to know you traveled in a roomette on a train is it possible if she is just picking you up by standing near the train
Do Amtrak cars have labels on them that people can see for which cars they are on the outside ? Like Coach, Roomette, etc ?
Thanks.
I know a weird request sorry.
Wow! The things one must know to live in a small town.
If it's anything like the conduit for power outlets on the Northeast Regional (big big big if, I'm not sure the rolling stock are at all related), it's not; the wrist strap for my small camera is completely uninterested in it.
The grill is under the window, not around them. It is for the heat of the radiant electric heat. Unsure whether it is steel or aluminum.
Usually lineup happens at lunch time as no reservations are taken for lunch. Breakfast when dinner gets full they will take ur name for list to call when table available. Dinner they come by rooms to make reservations.Lucky you.I’ve always been told to wait out in the rock and roll section of the adjoining car. It’s all good though, most time other folks were lined up behind My wife and I.
