...there was a RailPass, a season ticket valid for 15 days, $200, hop in and out the train in Cuba...
Would you? and why? or why not?
I love to hear your thoughts....
Posted by PullmanCo (Member # 1138) on :
No. Not until the embargo is lifted by the Presdient.
THEN, it would depend on what the road had to offer ... I don't have to see junk, I can look at BNSF on a daily basis to see junk.
John
------------------ The City of Saint Louis (UP, 1967) is still my standard for passenger operations
Posted by Kairho (Member # 1567) on :
Well, it is illegal to use US dollars to purchase any services in Cuba. Unless you have a license from the US government, which wouldn't be given just to ride a train. It's also illegal to pay someone in another country and them have them purchase services in Cuba. Very strict.