New video!! Everytime I took the NR to NYC for work from DC it was a crazy boarding experience. However, I always walk all the way down and it's fairly nice to get a good seat :)
One trick in the NE corridor northbound from DC is you can sometime board long-distance services in coach and take advantage of the comfier long-distance seats. The catch is that the arrival times are less predictable. Silver/Palmetto service can be up to an hour early or nearly half a day late. from DC northbound.
That is an interesting route. Spending 3 hours in Philadelphia to sleep is something. I am surprised they didn't add a sleeper car to that train. They used to in the past.
@@SoloTravelSolTube at one point they ran sleeper cars from Boston to DC, and vice versa, for over night service so businessmen can arrive in the morning.
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Something about your voice is so relaxing to listen to. 😅
That's good to hear hehe thank you!😁
Great video! Thanks for all the insight
New video!!
Everytime I took the NR to NYC for work from DC it was a crazy boarding experience. However, I always walk all the way down and it's fairly nice to get a good seat :)
Ahh I knew I wasn't the only one! Now everyone knows😁😁
You’re wicked nice bro’! Hope all is well!
Thanks! Hope all is well too😁
And look you, I was wondering if you would know the difference with the exits at nyc. Well done!
One trick in the NE corridor northbound from DC is you can sometime board long-distance services in coach and take advantage of the comfier long-distance seats. The catch is that the arrival times are less predictable. Silver/Palmetto service can be up to an hour early or nearly half a day late. from DC northbound.
That is an interesting route. Spending 3 hours in Philadelphia to sleep is something. I am surprised they didn't add a sleeper car to that train. They used to in the past.
What! sleepers in Northeast Regional!? What did I miss out on!!!
Though I guess majority of passengers only go a few hours at most🥲
@@SoloTravelSolTube at one point they ran sleeper cars from Boston to DC, and vice versa, for over night service so businessmen can arrive in the morning.
@@SoloTravelSolTubeyeah I loved that, did a couple trips on it, one of which i did a video on. Hopefully the sleeper comes back eventually.
Oh boy! You are definitely on Train #65/67, depending on the weekday/weekend
It was a fun train 😁