Autumn Adventure

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Autumn Adventure
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Oct 26 - 27, 2024
Group size: 1 - 20
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Colonial Pullman Company
$250

About your trip

Take in the cornucopia of color the Appalachian Mountains has to offer while riding in style in a Pullman railcar! We will be attached to the rear of Amtrak's Pennsylvanian for a memorable trip around the world-famous Horseshoe Curve ablaze in fall colors. Pittsburgh has many exciting events happening around town this weekend including a Halloween Pub Crawl, Fall Festival and Steelers Monday Night football. We have partnered with Marriott for a great rate of $114 plus tax on the days surrounding our trip so you can make the schedule work for you. Stay extra days and ride Amtrak one way and take the Pullman car the other.

What's included

meals

breakfast, lunch, dinner

What's not included

Hotel Transportation

There will be plenty of Ubers, Lyft or taxi service available.

Westbound trip

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Pullman class New York City to Pittsburgh

Sit back, relax and enjoy the splendid fall colors as you ride in 1950's style through the Appalachian Mountains.

Eastbound trip

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Pullman Class Pittsburgh to New York City

Trade in the lush mountain landscape for the hustle and bustle of the big city.

Map of the trip locations

A. Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Pittsburgh, PA, USA

About your organizer

We operate a historic railcar that's available for use throughout the United States. We offer scheduled and chartered vintage railway travel experiences. The Colonial Crafts was built in 1949 for the Pennsylvania Railroad. It has four bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. There is a shower at the end of the hall, a small kitchen, and a very large lounge area that comfortably seats 20 people during daytime travel. Your journey includes all meals and beverages served by our professional staff including a Porter, Steward, and Chef. The Pullman Company assigned this car to Elvis Presley in 1960 after he returned from military service overseas. He used the car to travel from New Jersey to Graceland, and then on to Los Angeles where he completed filming his movie, “G. I. Blues”.

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