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The ICE1 has only a combined car of a bistro and a diner. Still today 2023 here how it looked 1991 until 2006 Virtual Tour 360º ICE1 im Originalzustand von 1991-2006 https://www.kaemena360.com/360/ICE1Tour/?startscene=5&startactions=lookat(180.52,0.56,119.92,0,0); and from 2006 onwards DB...

The ICE Train - A Renaissance on Rails takes you on a rail trip through time. The InterCityExpress, a high speed passenger train which has attracted numerous European travelers back to the rails, made its U.S. debut in 1993 as part of Amtrak's high speed train trials and demonstrations. Built by...

I have shifted the webserver and furthermore the new website is now "Flash Free" and works on all platforms again. This will serve as a reference to all questions about the interior of the Superliners Virtual Tour of Amtrak Superliner

It was my pleasure to produce it ! But these "ALL", are actually only me for the panoramas and Anthony with his website http://tour.amtraktrains.com

And if the SWC is delayed sit down in the hall of the hotel http://www.360cities.net/profile/willy-kaemena/image/grand-canyon-railway-hotel-williams-usa and enjoy it while surfing the free internet ;-)

I personally cannot sleep while sitting even on this wide and spacious reclining seats with ample leg room. Here you can walk trough the train or jump directly by a folding menu (after initial loading) to the coach car as an interactive 360º panorama...

It is for sure not the best experience when you get stuck on your first Rail Trip. As already explained there are many reasons beyond the power of Amtrak. Well you can get also stuck on the highways, where are you going to complain and ask for "refund".???? In any case I prefer to get stuck...

I don't know how the DVB-T (Terrestrial Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting) is in the USA? But even in completely DVB-T covered Germany you can forget about trying to watch TV on your laptop when traveling on train. Now imagine to be in remote areas of Arizona or Utah ...

Bring a multiple power outlet strip.....

have a look here http://www.kaemena360.com/360/AmtrakSuperlinerTour/ after the initial loading go to the fold down menu at the lower right corner and choose family bedroom.... look around and you will find :giggle: OR take this site...

Here you can see your luggage rack when you step into a Superliner sleeper, well and you can see of course the rest of the train including your roomette http://www.kaemena360.com/home/amtrak-superliner.html for an only interactive tour of Superliner Sleeper and Diner see here...

I think it is feasible. As she is accompanied she should never walk alone. For a long trip I would suggest to book at least a roomette. Either on the lower level, then restrooms and showers are on same level as well as the train entrance and food could be brought from the dining car. Or...

The link changed to http://www.kaemena360.net/FS/USA/Roomette/ because my old domain will be shut down soon. Even better would be to view all accommodations on a Superliner here in the complete tour: http://www.kaemena360.com/360/AmtrakSuperlinerTour/ or in this special tour consisting...

Follow the line with Google Earth !! it is impressive

Thank you for pointing me to that naming issue. Sure I meant Metra Electric running along the "South Shore" :rolleyes: here is the relevant schedule for you to get easy and smart directly to the Museum which is next to the Metra Station "55th -56th-57th Street"...

You could take the south shore Metra also from the next station, which is Van Buren, http://www.360cities.net/profile/willy-kaemena/image/chicago-metra-station-van-buren-usa much nicer than Randolph Street, because van Buren was beautifully restored. In any case have a South Shore line...

You could have a nice walk down to the millennium park, or hop on a bus down Jackson to Michigan ave. and have a look at the stunning " Bean", http://www.360cities.net/profile/willy-kaemena/image/chicago-cloud-gate-the-bean-sculpture-usa and then hop at Randolph street on a Metra South south...

The Zephyr is a direct train from Chicago to San Francisco. The Empire Builder will bring you to Portland or Seattle , from where you need another train the Coast Starlight to San Francisco. That mean double cost... and more days. if you want you can ride the Zephyr here already...

I prefer to be independent ;-) hate to be a prisoner of road traffic, oil and highway lobby. http://www.360cities.net/image/san-francisco-bart-metro-rapid-transit-usa#101.75,2.30,75.0

Another suggestion would be to step out a few minutes before Emeryville in Richmond. There you have direct access to BART which will whisk you over to SanFrancisco. It might bring you much nearer to your destination, as the thru bus has only one destination in San Francisco as far as I...