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Amtrak’s Best Kept Secret: First Class Tour

This is the primary sleeping car for overnight trains in the Eastern United States, the Viewliner offers various rooms to travel across the Midwest, Northeast, and Southeast. We give you a tour of a Viewliner sleeping car and a roomette, the smallest, most economic sleeping compartment on these cars. We took the Silver Star from Jacksonville, FL to Washington, DC. the Amtrak Silver Star however, goes from Miami, Fl to New York City, NY and allows passengers off and on along the way. Coming from Miami, the last stop that allows passengers to get off the train for the ride is Washington DC's Union Station. We also give a tour of coach class. The coach space is roomy with lots of overhead space for smaller carry-on bags. A row consists of four seats, two on each side, split by the aisle. The over-sized seats recline and a leg rest can also be raised. There is also a foot rest on the back of the seat in front. Like an airplane, there is a tray that can be dropped down. Tips for Roomette Passengers -If you're alone, sleep on the bottom bunk. It's easier to control the temperature, easier to get in and out, and it seems to provide a smoother ride. -On that note, if you decide to split a roomette with someone... be careful who you decide to split it with. It's lots of space for a single traveler, but this would be a tight fit with 2 people. And with the toilet in the room... yeah. But you can also go to the coach class and use the restroom there, if you need more space and or/privacy. -Bring your own food, even though they have the lounge car with the food for purchase, the cost are priced just like an airport. OUTRAGEOUS! They do offer the sleeper cars coffee service, which is nice -You can't lock your cabin door from the outside. Take valuables with you when you leave or place in the overhead bin, pushed to the back. Please note - this is a VIEWLINER, not a Superliner (more common). Viewliners are single-level sleeper coaches only used on routes in/out of New York's Penn Station. Though very similar to the Superliner roomettes, the Viewliners have extra windows up top and in-room toilets. We hope you enjoy this tour and see how we made it work for us! Thank you for all of your support for Tha Payne's we appreciate the opportunity to create our daily vlog, travel vlog and show all the family fun that we have....Love Nick, Tyler & Katera **Keep up with us ** Katera snap: terarific ig: terarific fb: katera oneal Nick snap: leon229.np ig: nicholaspayne1231 fb: nicholas payne