4 Train Tickets to St. Louis - Team 2337 EngiNERDs - Michigan

[Clinton Bolinger]

Train Tickets to the FIRST Championship in St. Louis, MO from Flint, MI

EngiNERDs - Team 2337, has Train Tickets leaving from Flint, MI (change-over in Chicago, IL) on Tuesday Morning at 7:30 am, April 22, 201 and will be returning on Sunday, April 27, 2014 at 10:30.

We currently have 4 seats available and would like to sell them. We are willing to take individual passengers and/or a small teams. Additional Tickets may be available for purchase directly through Amtrak (for those requiring more than 4 tickets)

The train includes the following features:

wide comfortable seat
ample legroom
extra legroom
at-seat foot rests & curtains
at-seat leg rests
reclining seat
fold-down trays
overhead storage
individual reading lights
at-seat 120v electric outlets
accessible seating
restrooms within the car
guaranteed seats
Free Wifi (from Chicago to St. Louis)
Snack bar and food service


If anyone is interested please feel free to contact me via PM or e-mail for pricing ($200 per seat) and tentative itinerary. Seats will be filled on a first come first served basis.

Thanks,
Clinton
cbolinger[at]gmail.com

[Jessica Boucher]

The husband and I have taken the train with the Nerds from St Louis to Chicago and can agree that it is a great experience. The quiet car with the glass viewing ceiling is the best!

[DonRotolo]

If you've never taken the train over a distance, you need to try it once.

A very civilized way to travel, and what a view!

[mrmummert]

My dad worked for the railroad in Pre Amtrak days (Penn Central) and later for Amtrak.( He worked between Washington and New York) One of the nicest trains i ever rode on was the old Southern Cresent train from New York to New Orleans (I lived in Charlotte in my early 20's and rode it between Baltimore and Charlotte) This was a couple years before Amtrak took it over. The then Southern Railway (Now part of Norfolk Southern) was run old school like it was decades before. Amtrak has several nice trains today....some better then others.

The down side is that it takes a longer time on a train but if you have the time i recommend it. Most long distance trains have a dining car or some sort, sleeping cars with private rooms (they cost more) and you can get up and walk around (often thru the whole train) and do some things you can't do on a bus or plane.

[TikiTech]

If only that were an option.....

See you at the championships.

Aloha!