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wayne72145
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My foaming is soon to end. Im leaving later today for Tampa Fl and Im returning on the 26th on the Silver Star--Capitol Limited and Empire Builder. I havent been on an LD train since March and I wont let that happen again.

My grandson in returning with me and Ive arranged a tour of the Capitol and we have Sears Tower tickets for the lay over in Chicago. I can't think of a better way to spend time with my grandson. Trip report in December

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The Sears Tower is always good for killing a Chicago layover. I've not been there for awhile but will try to get there in 2007.

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Climbing toward 5,000 posts like the Southwest Chief ascending Raton Pass. Cautiously, not nearly as fast as in the old days, and hoping to avoid premature reroutes.

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If you are willing to share with the forum, which class of service will you be using (oh whoops, Amtrak is now one class so I should rephrase Coach or Sleeper?)
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I'm taking a roomette all the way. That's why I desided to take my grandson. Same for 2 as for 1 and he was half price. I've never had a sleeper on a Viewliner before. My grandson is as excited about the trip as I am. When I put him on a plane back to his mother it will be his first plane ride too.
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A wise choice, Mr. Wayne.

Even though I have often noted at this forum, the Roomette is a single person accomodation, the second bunk is for just such a party as yours - an adult and a small child!

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