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11:18:01 on Fri, 13 Aug 2004, Lance Lamboy remarked: Since there is no direct AMTRAK connection from Atlanta to Orlando, AMTRAK does not appear to be the optimal choice for that trip. Indeed, but there aren't very many other choices. I took this example because 1) I've done Atlanta to Orlando by car, and it's further than I'd normally want to drive. 2) I saw an advertising poster (1950's perhaps) in a museum in Atlanta for a direct "holidaymaker" train to Florida, and Atlanta is well known rail hub. I wondered if the journey was possible today. The hassle of airport transfers, and very limited baggage allowance, means I don't really regard flying as a useful alternative (not for an internal USA holiday to somewhere within 10 hrs drive, anyway). You can't say I didn't try other modes, I went from Atlanta to Charleston on a tour bus (5.5hrs) but we ended up staying outside the main city area, and rather cut off. People who had driven had much more flexibility. Mentioning travelling by Greyhound bus and everyone makes a face! -- Roland Perry |
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