48 hrs on Luxury Rocky Mountaineer Train - Banff to Vancouver

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  @Trektrendy · 4 years ago · pinned

  Thanks all for watching. Next week i'll be taking The Ocean, overnight sleeper train across Eastern Canada. Can't wait to share. Do let me know down below any train or plane trips you'd like to see in future videos :)

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  @keithpinn152 · 4 years ago

  Hi Will: Thanks for creating and sharing this video.  This is a great video souvenir of our trip last week.  It was great to meet with you.  Keep well.  Cheers,  Keith & Karen Pinn (Seats 59 & 60).

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  @mazellehabbaz6768 · 4 years ago

  I took the Rocky Mountaineer on the reverse ride just two weeks ago and one of the things that was of great use to me is something that you did not mention at all - that is there is a lift in each car for those who have trouble navigating the narrow spiral staircase. The crew is always eager to help in this regard. So going to the dining car or to the washroom is no trouble at all. Th lift can even accommodate wheelchairs. Good job Rocky Mountaineer!

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  @ElderNewt · 3 years ago

  Highlight was definitely seeing the kitchen staff having a sense of humour haha

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  @Patterrz · 4 years ago

  The view looks incredible, really cool to see the locals waving at the train as it rolls into town

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  @elbarkero · 4 years ago

  Every time I watch a video my travel bucket list get longer!<br>Please keep this amazing content coming. Such a healthy dose of serotonin.

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  @traceym1778 · 3 years ago

  I am a Canadian and first time I&apos;m hearing about this luxury train! &nbsp;Thanks for a great video!

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  @markhodge7 · 4 years ago

  Done it in Summer and Winter. Due to daylight, more views in Summer but the Winter crossing was magical. Crawling at 5mph to avoid triggering an avalanche was an eye opener.

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  @jacklanista3690 · 2 years ago

  My wife has been saying for years she wanted to take a train from Vancouver to Banff. &nbsp;We did it in a Gold Leaf car a month ago and it was fantastic. &nbsp;Being a photographer it was a target rich environment from the colorful graffiti in Vancouver thru the Canadian Rockies to Lake Louise. &nbsp;The food was incredible. &nbsp; My favorite drink was a hot chocolate with Baileys made to perfection. &nbsp; &nbsp;Be aware that there will be numerous stops due to opposing freight trains, especially the Kamloops to Banff portion. &nbsp; The staff was outstanding. &nbsp;The narrative during the trip with the historical points of interest and advisories of upcoming photo ops and going out on the open deck frequently kept us entertained. &nbsp; Meeting new people at breakfast and lunch was very enjoyable. &nbsp; We ate with people Great Britain, Australia and Taiwan. &nbsp; In the future we will definitely take another Rocky Mountaineer trip on a different breathtaking journey.

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  @RomanCainin · 4 years ago

  The train is so beautiful and spotless clean. As an introvert, I don’t think i’d like the socialising part of the journey 😳

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  @barreal98 · 1 year ago

  I always chuckle imagining you getting shots like <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASMMDYLry80&amp;t=85">1:25</a>, having to set the camera up, walk away, then go back and get it

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  @JustVaughn. · 4 years ago

  The Rocky Mountaineer really did look like an incredible experience. The weather and the sights were just perfect, and the train and crew seemed like grade A service. Beautiful look to the train and even without rooms aboard the social experience is nice for people open it. Not like your having a social dinner on a New York subway train. Marvelous video, Canada is beautiful.

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