Via Rail The Canadian Toronto To Vancouver | 5 Days & 4 Nights In a Cabin For 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- We rode on Via Rail, The Canadian, from Toronto to Vancouver and had an excellent time in the cabin for 2. The trip took us 5 days and 4 nights and we met some wonderful passengers along the way.
Passengers on the Canadian can choose from economy class, upper and lower berths, cabin for 1, cabin for 2 and prestige class. Our cabin for 2 was nice and it included a private bathroom in the cabin.
Our journey started at Toronto Union Station and we ended at Vancouver Pacific Central Station.
We loved the park car and the views from the dome car on the train were spectacular. The meals in the dining car were among our favorites on a train. In the park car refreshments were served most of the day.
During our trip we got to see snow capped mountains which was a real treat. We also got time to walk around in Edmonton, Winnipeg and Jasper.
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I am so loving the train 🚊 🚆 🚂 ride tours. Not only is it’s very relaxing, You can look at all the beautiful nature scenery on God’s earth. ❤
Thanks!
Gods majesty is so absolutely majestic 🫠
Allegedly, ms Brown; Steady on. Ya may need to go on another thread for that "carry on".
Always wanted to do this from Vancouver to Toronto ,,,
Maybe sooner then later now !!🤔🙋♀️🫶🏻🇨🇦
Jill it does sound very noisy !!
Does the train only stop for short walk?
I ALWAYS feel like I am on the train with you guys because of how informative you are about things!! Thank you so much for all you do to bring us along on your journeys!! It is so much fun!!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
I do need some advice😟 How do I convince my dear husband Amtrak (trains) are the best way to travel and enjoy our senior years🤷🏼♀️
I did this trip on the Canadian National in 1968. I'll say that equipment you showed in this video is a huge improvement from the past. And that train and the stations looked completely deserted! Lots of terrific scenery. You realize how vast and underpopulated the middle of Canada is.
It is not underpopulated; the world is not just for humans.
I travel on the Canadian Eastbound from Vancouver to Toronto in June several years ago. The interesting part about traveling in June was it didn’t get dark til 11PM and the sun came up at 4:45 AM.
That would be a great advantage, we lost our views at about 5pm this time of year.
What a fantastic vlog! Over an hour and not a wasted moment. The variety of content maintained attention while the photography, especially the footage through the Canadian Rockies, was riveting. Your vlogs are always well worth the time to watch, but this one was special. Thanks
Thanks a ton! We appreciate it!
I'm so glad you've made this video. Having watched this I've booked on 'The Canadian' for February 2024. I know I'm in for a treat.
Same!
Be prepared for amazing scenery but LONG waits for freight traffic. We were supposed to get into Vancouver at 9:30am. I had dinner reservations at a revolving restaurant at 7pm. We finally arrived at 11PM Never saw sights in Vancouver. 13.5 HOURS LATE. Bedroom was so small we had to schedule movement to get into bathroom It’s better in video than for real. Glad we did it once. Never again
How was it? What was your favorite part(s) about your travel.
Oh my, this is a dream trip of mine. As a Canadian I think it must be immensely gratifying to see our beautiful country from (almost) one end to the other. I love train travel too. It is so civilized lol. I'm at work but just happened to see this so am watching in little bits until its 5 o'clock and I can sign off and watch in full. Thank you so much for recording and sharing your trip with us.
It's a beautiful trip! We had a great time
Loved this one...nice to see a good review of Via Rail after all the horrible things we heard on the news during the winter apocalypse. The scenery is beautiful and how nice that there are so many cars for enjoying the view while outside your room.
Glad you enjoyed it! We had a great experience!
Wonderful video! Hubs and I enjoyed watching this last evening, and it has us so excited to do this same journey in the spring so we can see more of our beautiful country. Thanks for showcasing this amazing experience.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
I have just started watching your wonderful train journeys. What a special treat. There is a kindness about you both that is so refreshing. You do a great job of educating me/us . Thank you so very much!
Thank you so much!
Views are SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!! A WINTER WONDERLAND!!!!
It really is!
My Dad and I took the ViaRail Canadian at the end of November but in the opposite direction. We started at Vancouver Station after flying out to visit my niece.
Dad is 83, and I'm 59. I've never been on the train for any length of time, and I found the journey to be fantastic.
The rooms were comfortable, and I fit into the bed nicely, and I'm 65" 300 lbs. and we never felt cramped in the room.
The meals were second to none, and my Dad went so far as to say, "It was some of the best food I've ever had."
Scenery was second to none and I must've taken 400-500 pictures.
We both would do it again in a heartbeat.
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
I'm so very happy that you both enjoyed our VIA. And you had such a clear day through the mountains too! You both rode on a piece of Canadian history across a beautiful country and unfortunately i don't think those cars will be around forever. Too bad they had the buffer car at the end, the view from the bullet car rear door is amazing, or it was anyway. Thank you for your wonderful review of our Canadian historical treasure. Was the cold in Montreal you mentioned as cold as the cold snap you had in Edmonton while you were here? Edmonton is a dry cold, for sure but the wind can freeze your skin in a matter of minutes if the temp gets lowered with the wind chill. I live in Edmonton so am use to the dry air, but as soon as I get somewhere with humidity, I freeze even in summer lol.
Thanks so much! Edmonton was much colder than Montreal! I think it got to -25F or so.
Wow!!! Such beautiful views in Canada. Thank you for taking us on your journey Allie and Rob. 💜💙
Thank you so much!
What wonderful views of snow covered mountains and trees! Very relaxing! Thanks for letting us travel with you both! ❤️ it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow Canadians trains seems a bit different from ours when it comes to room, food, amenities, I hope my beloved Amtrak gets there too soon!❤
The viewing cars were awesome!
Amtrak does a run from Seattle to Vancouver, and back and will be twice a day come March 2023.
I'm Canadian, but have yet to take the train across the country, so thanks for the preview and motivation! 😎
Thanks for watching!
Love the experience. I did this route but from the opposite end from Vancouver to Toronto and it was also in Cabin for 2. I also made a video because I was looking and surprised to see a few videos on the Via Rail The Canadian, especially the eastbound. I was lucky enough to see the prestige class from someone I asked nicely, which was amazing. But what I like is where you can meet other people from other places.
Not a doctor but a retired RN, I do know our bodies react to bitter cold by concentrating much of our circulating blood to our vital organs to ensure they keep working. Thus, our hands and feet are the parts that most often are affected by severe cold, i.e., frostbite.
Love your videos! Don’t often comment, and full disclosure I do even forget to hit the “like” button in so many. I’ll try to do better😇 Thanks for having us along!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
For cold hands and feet we always put Tiger Balm red on the bottom of our feet and on the back of our hands. It kept us toasty outside for at least 4 hours.
@@katedavy6272 Thank you for that tip! I need to put some too.
I am told to relax and learn to enjoy the moment. You both are helping me relax. I take my mini-vacations with you. Other than relaxing music before bed, l so enjoy your trips and the commentary. Thank you for taking me along.
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
Great video! Brought back the memories of when I did it (solo) in Sept/ Oct 2019. First time as an individual with a disability travelling solo, loved every minute of it! I want to do Montreal to Halifax next!😀
Awesome!
Seating arrangements in the cars doesn’t seem to face the outside views very well. Amtrak seems to do a much better job in that respect. Great video as usual guys.
It's true that everything faces forward or in
Wow! A welcome aboard reception! I can only dream that Amtrak do something like this for its sleeper car passengers. This route is on my bucket list, so thank you for the preview!!! 😊
You are welcome, thanks for watching, we recommend it!
What does a trip like this cost and is there laundry service onboard?
It was $3,000 US and no laundry
Wow that looks amazing. I like all your videos but this one has to be one of my all time favorites.
Wow, thanks!
Is the "Park" car reserved for only prestige class passengers, or can all sleeper car passengers visit it at any time? Thank you for your video. It is really good. 👍
I did this train and loved it. My big mistake was when I got to Toronto I spent the night and then flew home to San Diego the next morning. What I should have done was to take the train the next day back to Vancouver......Four more days on the Canadian would have been awesome! Love your travel stories! Stu
Thanks for sharing!
Canadians welcome you back soon hopefully I am going to travel this year or next year!
Beautiful scenery - the endless expanse of the Canadian prairie is mesmerizing in all seasons, and hightented in winter!
Couldn't agree more!
Thank you very much for this wonderful throwback of my youth in Montreal. I took this train for the first time in winter 1991 from the same union station to Vancouver train terminal located in the Chinatown on main street. It's absolutely something to see the Rockies mountains in winter, including mount Robson in British Columbia. Thank you and merci beaucoup!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are great travel companions. I watched a Spring/Summer trip and thanks to you, watched this vlog for the winter view out those windows. Appreciate your gentle delivery of the trip, info and experiences.
Thank you!
Really great video. I haven’t been to Jasper in years. Looks like I need to check it out again soon! The only disappointment for me is that you didn’t show any of your arrival by rail to my hometown, Vancouver. I haven’t been on a long distance rail journey in a long time. Maybe this would be a good one to take!
Thanks so much! This train gets into Vancouver at 5am so we missed it, but it would have been dark anyway.
Via Rail has no interest in developing high speed rail for Canadians. Honestly Via Rail is an archaic overpriced monopoly. On 100+ year infrastructure. We need competition!
I’m fascinated by the extreme length of the Canadian, and being lightly booked, compared to the much shorter length of Amtrak long distance trains say the Zephyr or Empire Builder, having only seven or eight double decker passenger cars, and always heavily booked. Also, I think if the Sunset Ltd is restored back to Jacksonville Florida, Amtrak should have a welcome aboard reception to celebrate our country’s only ocean to ocean train route.
It was a very long train, but there were 3 dome cars and a buffer in the back, prestige cars which weren't full and quite a few coach or economy cars. We actually walked a lot on the train.
I enjoyed watching this and planning to do this in the near future.
When was this? How much did you pay and how long is travel time?
Thanks for sharing.
@@annieatienza9347 I would also like to know how much it costs from Toronto to Vancouver
This train has been on my list for a while 😍, I know you mentioned in a live you were going in the other direction (were in Edmonton if I'm correct 😅 - I'm assuming you went back to Toronto???), so with that, was there a direction you preferred (East to West vs West to East)? 👀
We actually kept going west from Edmonton, so we've only done east to west.
Absolutely beautiful British Columbia and all the Via Canadian train trip ❤ Thanks so much for sharing this with me and us all. 🌺
Our pleasure!
@enyab.6939 vancouver has been the superhero capital of Canada since 2010 hosting the Winter Olympics after creating a lateral entry program for superheroes from all over the country Canada wide that are interested in relocating to bc and establishing Vancouver and the lower mainland as their base of operations example Winnipeggers Torontonians and edmontonians prefer Vancouver as their base of operations because of the warm weather in bcs lower mainland and vancouver is the first city in Canadian history to create a lateral superhero entry program and the 2010 Winter Olympics and being the superhero capital of Canada will always be part of Vancouver's history
I’ve been waiting awhile for this trip and it did not disappoint! Thank you! 😊❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for riding the ViaRail train. Probably would be prettier if you were in the summer, but the winter gives you a whole new perspective of a Canadian winter. Looked like there were not too many people on the train? Great video, thanks from outside Vancouver BC.
Not too full at the start but it filled up around Jasper
The train between Edmonton and Vancouver would be pretty full
Just starting to watch, up to where you first board the train -- after using Amtrak, it's almost crazy to see those open berts (their equivalent of Amtrak's roomettes) with no privacy. I know they're old streamline-era cars, but they haven't give them a major overhaul internally, it seems.
Those are basically like roomettes without the doors. The beds are wider though.
The sleepers are the most comfortable with the train rocking you to sleep, side to side. I love riding in a berth. The upper berth has no window, but the lower berths window is almost the full length of the bed. They have privacy curtains and a fan in each berth. Even without a locking door you are quite safe. Unfortunately they have no power plug ins. They are a piece of history from days long gone and are fun to ride in just for the memories
Impressive trip. Seemed like you had train to yourself a great part of the time. This is on my list but probably more late summer and early fall. Are tickets cheaper in winter, or same regardless of the season?
It was about $1,000 cheaper to go in winter
Allie & Rob great Job you did on our VIA Rail Canadian. Since you both were pretty impressed on your trip, next time you both return plan for the summer months & take advantage of the summer months & the extended daylight hours. I suggest you take these other 2 VIA Trains in as well....
Go from Winnipeg to Churchill Manitoba 2 Nights & 3 days in late October to about late November & checkout the Polar Bears. There are tours you can take that are safe that will take you in a Tundra Buggy up & close with the bears. Also the Beluga Whales are up there as well. You need to book your Hotel in advance as space is limited up there. There are Sleepers & a Park car in this trip.
Take VIA's "The Skeena" to Prince Rupert BC from Jasper. It's a 2 day daylight trip & you overnight in a Hotel in Prince George BC. This is just coach seating only with light snacks you can purchase. You need to book your Hotel for Prince George overnight as it's not included in the train fare. You will need to provide your own transportation to/from the hotel to the station. At Prince Rupert sail overnight on BC Ferries sailing through the "Inside Passage" to Port Hardy as they have overnight cabins onboard. Then you can ride down to Victoria by Motor Coach down the East Coast of Vancouver Island Parksville. Make a stop of a few days in Parksville & enjoy the beaches there. Rent a car & drive to the West Coast of Vancouver Island to Tofino & Ucluelet & take in the big surf & the sandy beaches. Book a few nights at a resort there prior to heading back to Parksville & Nanaimo. Then continue again by Motor Coach to the Southern Tip of Vancouver Island to Victoria. Spend a few days there before heading back across on BC Ferries (90 mins crossing) to Vancouver. Both of you will enjoy this trip.
Thanks for all the suggestions, we will be looking into it! We loved the trip and hope to get back again!
Made the same trip 5 years ago. Sweet memories. Great views, great train, nice people on board ( mostly Europeans) and tasty meals. I like the way you are giving the trip generous footage...longer time simply allowing us to look out the window or coming outside with you on a very old evening. I am now remembering the amazing parlor car with the observation cars. That's where I spent most of my time...just dreaming...I have to make this trip again. It's time. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Glad you enjoyed it! We felt the same way riding it, just great looking out the windows!
What about wheelchair accessible. The hallways seems very narrow.
You guys have a great life traveling around the world and thank you 😊 for bring and sharing the sights and sounds from around the world
Thanks for watching!
That looks like you had a nice time. Could you tell us where the trip originated from and the cost? That looks like a nice ride to do in the summer months though. Happy New Year. Can't wait to see where your travels take you this year
Yes it was! We started in Toronto and it was about $3,000 US for both of us.
Is there a shower?
Yes in the hallway
Rob & Allie loved, loved this train ride with you. From the plush accommodations to the all, all the meals and the views. Looking forward to traveling that route soon. Thank you.
Awesome, hope you have a great trip!
Good thing that your car has clean winows.
Do the train 🚂 still have Christmas decorations on it, I through I saw some poinsettias plants 🪴 in the windows 🪟
Yes it did
Thank you for these! We live at Empire Builder stop, 6 trips so far, and looking at Canada, Vancouver to Toronto. Baggage Q - usually travel with airline sized spinner and backpack with essentials (size of yours!). This looks like a great trip in winter, or shoulder seasons (shoulder tent trip last spring did NOT go well, train would be better, even with snow delays). Found it, whew, looks like 21" spinner is "carry on." Now on to schedules, only travels 2x week.
We enjoyed the winter trip. It was less crowded, and the snow was great. We checked our 2 big bags.
Not sure if anyone asked, but did you have any internet service on board, either free or paying?
We did not, but our cell phone worked some of the time
Hello both. Great video as always. I did most of this route. We started in Ottawa and then a few days in Toronto. Out trip on the Canadian went as far as Jasper and after a few days there we took the Via Rail to Prince Rupert via Prince George. At Prince Rupert we took the BC Ferry to Bear Cove, Port Hardy on Vancouver Island with a stop before we got to Victoria. We had a good few days in Victoria before flying home. The train was a great experience and the food was very good.
Other years I went on the Rocky Mountaineer from Banff to Vancouver and on another trip I went from Jasper to Vancouver via Quesnel and Whistler. If you haven’t been on the Rocky Mountaineer I would recommend it. I went Gold Leaf class, expensive, but really worth it. My trips were all in the summer. The only winter trip I did was from, Vancouver to Calgary in a February. It was cold!
Great ideas! We might go to Prince Rupert next time and take the ferry if we go in the summer.
I just got through watch Michael Downie's ride from Jasper to Vancouver. During the summer he did the whole distance, and just wanted the Rockies during the winter. That is a gorgeous part of the trip.
ssaammeee!!! 😊
I will share this video with my family since we are planning on taking this trip next year so we can better decide on which options. Amtrak had these type cars until the mid '90's. There were bedrooms, roomettes for 1 person, & economy slumbercoaches riding the rails in the U.S. back then. The bedrooms were configured differently & had couches in most rooms with a few armchairs. Showers were a novelty on U.S. trains & weren't introduced until Superliners & Viewliners were in service. You were in a Observation Dome Car which were once found only at the rear of certain trains- there weren't many made. Did I hear you say you needed to get off the train for 3 hours in the AM?
They didn't force us off, but if you got off you had to stay off because they close the platforms and don't let you back on for several hours.
This was a great video! I always wanted to know what it was like to ride this route.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Have you ever been on the Indian Pacific in Australia. From Sydney to Adelaide then to Perth. Or theGhan.
We haven't been to Australia yet, but we hope to go one day.
Wife and I sat & watched your VIA trip and really enjoyed. We will be in cabin for 2 in May. Look forward to contrasts from winter to late spring
Have fun!
Beautiful video, but how can you go through five days of those menus and NOBODY EVER TRIES THE FISH???? I am making fish tonight for supper because I am now starving for fish.
I'm surprised Allie didn't get it
Great video guys... I did this trip a few years ago and really enjoyed it... I thought the meals were fantastic. I met people from all over the world. One evening they had live entertainment in the park car. Our stop in Winnipeg was -35 C. -31 F.
Awesome! That is really cold! We had it pretty cold in Edmonton, but not that low.
@@GroundedLifeTravel Little known fact. Winnipeg held the record for many years as the coldest city with a US diplomatic establishment, ( a consulate), until it lost the title about 20 years ago when Ulan Bator Mongolia got an Embassy.
nice but not for wheelchair people..very sad
As a Canadian always wished to do this trip but cost is prohibitive. Amtrak so much better value.
It's a little cheaper in the winter when we went, but still more than Amtrak.
Great video, one of your best! I'm planning on taking this trip in March or April 2024. I have one question (apologies in advance if you answered it in the video). What is tipping policy on Via Rail, and The Canadian in particular; is it similar to Amtrak or not allowed or the custom? Thanks, and I hope to run into you guys on the rails sometime.
I think it is similar, at your discretion.
Wow, that lounge car is 10 times better than amtrak. Amtrak needs to step up its game
It was really nice!
hello i love this info great thank for sharing I am a new subscriber from Canada Ontario
My word. I could permanently live on that train. The only thing missing is a laundry room. So beautiful and the food looks so warming and delicious
I totally agree!
Hi from England.Thanks for posting another beautifully made video,great photography,great music and a lovely relaxed style of commentary
Many thanks!
Looks like you had that train all to yourselves. Christmas must be the least-travelled time up there.
We did at first but it filled up as we went along, much more crowded on the west coast
Did you find the food....soups and meals "hot" when served, rather than cooled off? All the meals looked very yummy!
Yes, they were hot and good!
Best Canadian video to date! Thank you!
Wow, thanks!
What impressive food and service. I would like to make the opposite trip. I live in Vancouver WA so it would be easy for me. I've ridden Amtrak 100s of times and none were as nice as that.
It'll be worth your time to make the trip!
The food looks delicious 😋
It was!
I agree with you and the desserts really really great too.
Looks like a lovely trip! Very nice cars!
It was! Thanks!
Thank you for taking us along, my brother and I are planning on riding the Canadian to Toronto in upper and lower berths, and then I will return by myself in a cabin for one this June. After seeing this video I am looking forward to the trip even more.
Have fun! It is a great trip!
Was there no one else on the train? The observation cats and club cars always seemed empty!... regardless, I loved the video....
It filled up as we went along
I'm so glad you guys got to experience our beautiful Country and Famous Hospitality. The food looked delicious. The only one thing I don't like about the cabin for 2 is the shower should be integrated into the washroom in the Cabin like Amtrack. But the Rest of the Train is Georgeous!
Just Imagine if you had taken the train from the east coast of Canada straight across to the West Coast. It be like 6 nights and 7 Days. Woa!
True! We did go from Montreal to Toronto first, but we didn't make it out to Halifax. That would be an incredible journey!
My mother took the train from nova Scotia to Vancouver at least twice maybe more. She could travel for free because my dad retired from CN after almost 40 yrs of employment. I being a dependant daughter, traveled from NS to Winnipeg for univ. I had my own room. It was great. Would of loved to have seen the rockies. My mom absolutely loved it. The train looks so clean, comfortable and brought back wonderful memories. Would love to do it again. Thanks for sharing your exciting adventure.
I really want to make that journey again! Best trip ever. We got off in Calgary many years ago. I live in east Tennessee now but have talked up this train trip for 40 years. It is like taking a cruise on land!
Interesting, we met in Johnson City, TN
@@GroundedLifeTravel really? When was that? Did we all have fun? A pow wow maybe or in connection with ETSU or maybe Legal Services? You look very familiar but I'm 73 now and slowing down a bit.
A fabulous trip; thans for bringing us along. This just got added to my bucket list.
Thanks, it is well worth being on your list.
Hi friends can you let me know where you booked and the cost
On the Via Rail app, it was $3,000 US
Thanks for the prompt reply, you looked so happy in front of the train station, I bet you had a great excursio👍
Lovely vlog! I took the train twice from Vancouver to Toronto, on my bucket list, is to do the Toronto to Vancouver next time, Victoria is one of my favorite places, especially Buchart garden! I am absolutely fortunate to be able to live in such a beautiful country!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for such a great video. My wife and I want to take the same trip and your video really helped understand the timing of the route. Looks like much more room in the overhead bunk than the Amtrak bedrooms we book.
Can you tell all of us what video camera you use in your videos? Thanks!
Yes, much more room than a Superliner. We use the GoPro Black 11.
We took the California Zephyr to Chicago, the Wolverine to Detroit and then drove into Ontario to see our grandkids after watching your video. I think next we will try Via Rail from Vancouver to Toronto. You convinced us to try the train and we love it.
Very cool! The Vancouver to Toronto train is great!
ok, as I am commenting I am only about half way through the video, but was the train as empty as y'all made it seem?
It started out that way, but filled up as we went along
I’m Canadian, living in California. I’ve seen lots of these videos but never in the Winter. Wow.
Thanks for watching!
Having engines coupled to the back of the Park Car would totally ruin the unique experience of being at the back of the train. Otherwise, it looked like a fantastic trip.
Yes we would have loved to see out the back.
SO happy to see this trip across Canada IN THE WINTER ! . . . most clips are from SUmmer/Fall seasons . . . Amazing !
Glad you enjoyed it! We loved going in winter and seeing the snow!
Drinking Coca-Cola with breakfast… Is that an American thing???
It's a Rob thing
Love the video. I really recommend this voyage in the summer also. Completely different feel. Also, I can't believe how many days you went without sun. That is definitely not the norm here. All the best on your adventures!
Thanks for sharing!
Live in Toronto just curious what was the total cost one way and return please break it down up and down thanks kindly
It is $3,000 US each way
This was a lot of fun. I have seen this same tour on 4 different sites. Most are very good. You all went at such a great time. I love snow. Glad you had the pot pie!
Glad you enjoyed it! The snow was beautiful!
I did this las summer, alone and the other way around. I would 100% do it again. And I would recommend this to anyone who think they would enjoy it 😉
Thanks for sharing!!
This was so relaxing. Love it, and hope to take this trip. Thank you for letting us tag along.
Thank you!
I used to be able to solve the Rubik's cube, but that was 35 years ago. I doubt that I could still do it.
I bet you could pick it back up. We've never gotten it but Alexa has
How much did it cost for this trip?
It was $3,000 US
What is the price for a trip like this?
It was $3,000 US
Beautiful video and gorgeous Canada landscape, Vancouver is stunning!
It really is!
We've never travelled on Amtrak or Via long distance trains. But this video seems to confirm what I've always thought. Via > Amtrak. Great video, guys. Very relaxing to watch also. Bravo!
Thanks!
I love the front view that this train affords, also thank for additional descriptions along the way. Good job.
Glad you liked it! The view is the best!
I worked a Cube for years. In HS I gave it to a braggadocio pal who said it was missing stickers (true) and that some were misplaced (true) it was unsolvable. Thanks Dad.
Haha, that makes it pretty tough!
You two are so sweet keep showing us to take the train. Love you guys!
Thank you! Will do!
A beautiful journey! Thanks loads.. 👏😊
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow. This is so womderful. How much train fare from To to Van? Thanks
It was $3,000 US
Just to ask if the food is complimentary in ticket
It is in sleeper cars but not in economy
YES ! food and snacks are included in Sleeper first class fares. Economy people pay menu prices for all.
@@davidaziz5714 thanks for your reply but just wanna know if we are travelling from toronto to vancouver in economy. So we just have to sit and sleep on those chairs or the beds will be there
@@Abhishekbhardw4460 Yes you stay in chair for sleeping. You can go to dome / scenic car for views - no cost. Just one washroom per car for all to share (UGHH!)
@@davidaziz5714 oo alright😅