What is the most comfortable train?

I like the Carl Phare train on the "Coaster" at the PNE Playland. It's a reproduction of the Prior & Church original.

More common, the NAD Century Flyers are nice, but sometimes the lap bars tend to be a little tight.

The PTC/NAD "mutt" on the Screechin' Eagle is nice except for the seat divider. Very cushy train, though.

And of course, the Kennywood Jack Rabbit has a fantastic set of trains on it...

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

Raging Bull
Glitch, you said it.
The old Iron Wolf cars and Magnum...ugh.

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Ah, Roller Coasters.
An hour wait for a two minute ride.

Rock on.

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Soggy said:
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kneemeister said:
"Don't upset those of us that also like the big shiny trains. There is no C in Amtrak. But I would have to say The Park Car on Via 1 "The Canadian" would prolly win. As for the little trains I would say "The Force"."

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Prolly? You left out 2 B's, have an extra L, and forgot the A. You probably should spell things correctly when complaining about spelling;).

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"X" marks the spot in 2001!"

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One can not forget that which was intended, Prolly is just slang no different than Wazz Up or sorta etc.

On the other hand, Amtrak is a Trade name of The National Railroad Passenger Corporation. It is therefore a proper noun. *** This post was edited by kneemeister on 3/5/2001. ***

Morgan hyper trains rule!

I would have to say RAGING BULL'S trains, although Millennium Force's trains come in a very close second.

Actually the trains on Exterminator at Kennywood are pretty roomy for all of us 6-footers.

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Long live the Phantom!