🚂Rocky Mountaineer is a luxurious private train journey through the Canadian mountains.
🌄The train offers breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies and picturesque landscapes.
🍽️Indulge in fine dining on board the train, with delicious breakfast and lunch options.
👀Don't miss the incredible glass domed ceilings and the outdoor viewing platform for the best views.
🛌Experience a comfortable overnight stay in Kamloops before continuing the journey to Vancouver.
Do you sleep on the train?
—No, the train stops overnight in Kamloops where passengers stay in a hotel.
What is the seating arrangement on the train?
—Most of the seating is in a 2-2 set up with a few four-person arrangements.
Is the train suitable for special dietary requirements?
—Yes, the train can accommodate specific dietary requirements.
Is there an outdoor viewing platform on the train?
—Yes, the train has an outdoor viewing platform for passengers to enjoy the scenery.
What amenities are available on board?
—The train offers amenities such as heated seats, seatback storage, and comfortable recline.
00:00Introduction to the Rocky Mountaineer and the journey from Banff to Vancouver.
02:00Boarding the train and exploring the luxurious seating arrangements with glass-domed ceilings.
07:00Enjoying a delicious breakfast and breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies.
10:00Exploring the outdoor viewing platform and witnessing stunning landscapes.
13:00Lunch time! Indulging in a tasty meal on board the train.
17:00Crossing higher bridges and witnessing the beauty of lakes and mountains.
22:00Enjoying cheese and wine while taking in the scenic views.
27:00Arriving at the overnight stop in Kamloops and checking into a hotel.
32:00Getting back on board the train and continuing the journey to Vancouver.
37:00Meeting the crew and exploring the kitchens on the train.
41:00Heading to breakfast and enjoying conversations with fellow passengers.
46:00Witnessing stunning views of the Canadian Rockies on the way to Vancouver.
52:00Reflecting on the luxurious experience and bidding farewell to the Rocky Mountaineer.
