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Amtrak Restoring Service While Missouri Moves to Limit It As Amtrak moves to restore both state supported regional service and long distance trains to pre-pandemic schedules, the Missouri legislature doesn't seem inclined to pay for twice a day service on the Missouri River Runner which stops in Sedalia and Warrensburg on it's route between Kansas City and St. Louis. Over the course of the next three weeks Amtrak is restoring most of it's long distance trains to daily service. This week the Texas Eagle, which stops in St. Louis between Chicago and San Antonio / Los Angeles goes back to daily ...

Reply Amtrak to resume daily cross-country connection from Boston beginning later this month (Amtrak) WASHINGTON, DC - New England's rail fans received good news recently when Amtrak announced the imminent return of its daily cross-country services. Starting May 24th passengers will be able to connect daily via Chicago to cities in the country's northwest, south and southwest. The Empire Builder will head to Portland and Seattle via Minneapolis/St Paul. The Texas Eagle will head to Los Angeles via St. Louis, Dallas, and San Antonio, whilst the California Zephyr will turn to northern Californ...

Looking for a unique and affordable way to see the country with your pet? Consider riding the rails! Train rides are a fun, classic, and very accessible way to travel.

Reply Austin has named the new Zilker train the Zilker Eagle, after receiving more than 750 submissions of name suggestions and 7,000 votes from Austinites. (Austin Parks) AUSTIN, TX – Austin has named the new Zilker train the Zilker Eagle, after receiving more than 750 submissions of name suggestions and 7,000 votes from Austinites, the Austin Parks Foundation announced. The new name harkens back to its origins, as the first train to run the tracks at Zilker Park was the Eagle, which ran from 1961 to 1996. The new logo for the train features a mid-century eagle with a colorful tie-dye de...

New far-out Zilker Park train will chug into Austin this fall The Zilker Eagle has lots of Austin style. Courtesy of Austin Parks Foundation After a two-year suspension in service, a decades-old Austin institution is getting back on track, and in a very Austin-tatious way. On the 60th anniversary of the Zilker Park train, the eagerly anticipated new chugger, named the Zilker Eagle, will embark on a new era with its new name, a new look, and new specifications that both honor its history and embrace Austin’s weird culture. Replacing the Zilker Zephyr, which was decommissioned in 2019, t...