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or have planes taken over in that regard? what are amtrak sleeper trains like?
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I took amtrak from wisconsin to chicago and then ann arbor, but they werent overnight. just ordfinary trains
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>>226238064
Im really curios about what super long train rides are like there specifically, say los angeles to chicago, it seems like a fun adventure
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For me it's the Cardinal
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>>226238103
They're expensive compared to flying or Greyhound, like 2-4x the cost if you're going coast to coast.
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>>226238165
and people say the us has no sovl
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>>226237972
I threw up in the seat next to me on the train from Pittsburgh to New York
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>>226238227
trains more expensive than flying? thats unusual, I took the trans-siberian sleeper train in russia a lot when I was younger and it was basically the only way to get to remote cities and villages in a reasonable amount of time without costing too much
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>>226237972
Yes, Amish and Mennonites love it
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how feasible is to plan a trip between the main cities of the northeast without needing to rent a car?
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>>226238557
new england and the northern east coast in general is one of the most walkable areas in the US, it shouldnt be too hard
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I did from Texas to Chicago
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>>226237972
>or have planes taken over in that regard
not anymore
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>>226237972
It's alright. It does the job I guess. Feels really gross when you're in it though idk why but the air is stale and it all feels off
>>226238557
Easily feasible but hours might get a little weird
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>>226238513
All of the train tracks are owned and operated by the freight train companies, passenger rail already runs at a loss even as a government owned enterprise.
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>>226238670
Why doesn't it stop in Quahog, Rhode island?



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