*points up* Pretty much what they said. I've done the long-distance train thing once - it was Orange County CA to central Oregon for Christmas, the estimation was 24 hours but was actually about 28 due to winter conditions. Trees on the tracks, snow, etc. This wouldn't be a problem for you, I imagine. But the freight train thing was annoying - they do have priority use of the tracks because Amtrak does not own the actually tracks, but rents them from the freight lines
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Huh.. on many of the trains I've been on.. there is an outlet strip along the window at every seat... so you aren;t fighting for the outlets. Just possibly reaching across the person sitting next to the window if you're on the aisle. generally, with me it's my friend, so I just ask her to plug it in LOL)
When I took the train from New Jersey to D.C. last year they had the outlet strips, but apparently those are the "Cadillac" trains. I'll have to see what they provide in the "Yugo" trains!
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Might be it depends on the train cars you get. :)
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