Luxury Overnight Sleeper Train in the UK - The Caledonian Sleeper

[@joeshmooo5327]

Really enjoy your narration. Your voice and use of inflection is perfect. Easy Listening

[@cuzuvmcvoy]

Indeed!

[@SiVlog1989]

Hi Jeb, I thought I'd provide at least some explanation of why London has so many dead end, ie terminal stations. When railways reached the London area, legislation forbade them from extending through the city from one side to the other (this is why it's in 2022, the first full loading guage railway to go from East to West and vice versa across the Capital opened,with Crossrail, aka Elizabeth Line). The station that's closest to the actual City of London, is Charing Cross station, which serves Kent, Sussex and South Eastern suburbs of Greater London

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

You mean the West End of London ? I say that because the nearest terminus to London's City (its financial area) is Cannon Street.

[@SouthPaw1805]

@@alexmcwhirter6611 As an aside, Fenchurch Street (opened 1841) was the first terminus permitted to be built within the City of London boundary. Liverpool Street (1874), Cannon Street (1866), and Blackfriars (1886) are all later additions.

[@dstech9027]

@@derektaylor2941 and Thameslink

[@SiVlog1989]

Be interesting to see what Jeb thinks of the Riviera Sleeper

[@kwlkid85]

@@derektaylor2941 District line/railway also crosses the city.

[@richadambudgen7520]

Me, my wife and two kids took the Caledonian sleeper from Euston to Fort William the other week. It was a noisy bumpy nights sleep but we all enjoyed it so much it will be a treasured memory for me.

[@lou-anneh5248]

We travelled from London to Edinburgh via high speed train, 4.5 hrs from city to city. Booked early (6 months in advance) and got a great deal on business class. Plenty of gin and tonics, hot meal, high speed internet. Nothing tops coming out of the train station in Edinburgh and seeing the castle.

[@barrieshepherd7694]

Thing my American friends always ask me is why did they build such a lovely castle right next door to a tatty railways station 😂

[@smallie210]

What's the name of the train?

[@neilbowers6956]

I've travelled on the Caledonian Sleeper a few times up to Aberdeen. That coastal section between Edinburgh and Aberdeen is some of the best countryside in this country. Especially between Dundee and Stonehaven and not forgetting St Andrews as well. It has had a troublesome past, especially when the new train came onboard. But, it's good to see that they've put that behind them now and you had a good trip. But, i hear that the Edinburgh to Inverness section is breath taking.

[@EILEENZ0122]

Train will be faster and has more scenery on the way🥹 and with discount the price will be affordable as well😂

[@JackJackProductions]

London has so many stations because they were each built by different competing companies Waterloo - LSWR - London and South Western Railway Charing Cross - LCDR - London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Cannon St - SER - South Eastern Railway Fenchurch St - LTSR - London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway Liverpool St - GER - Great Eastern Railway Moorgate - GNCR - Great Northern and City Railway Kings Cross - GNER - Great North Eastern Railway St Pancras - MR - Midland Railway Euston - LMS - London Midland and Scottish railway Marylebone - GCR - Great Central Railway Paddington - GWR - Great Western Railway Victoria - LBSCR - London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway

[@bishwatntl]

The other reason is that railway companies weren't allowed to build stations inside the centre of London as that would disrupt too many buildings and neighbourhoods. Thus you find the stations serving the Midlands and North along that road from Kings Cross to Euston and the others scattered around the edge of the central zone. That in turn influenced the building of the Underground system to serve all the termini - just look at the Circle Line and it all makes sense.

[@zork999]

There was a law that stated the northern companies could not build south of what is now Euston Road, so there could not be a great "union" station in London. But, of course, that is not unique in Europe or even the UK. Paris, Berlin (back in the day), Milan, Birmingham, Glasgow and many more, all have multiple large stations. Berlin now has one main station, but that is a very recent change.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

@@bishwatntl Yes. Rail author Christian Wolmar has a book about this .

[@johnnyboy3949]

Also they were banned from building in the city centre hence why they all form a ring around the city

[@Originalman144]

Very interesting! We need some of this competition in the US. We are stuck with state owned and poorly managed Amtrak and no other train options.

[@Token_Nerd]

It's worth noting that many US cities actually had multiple major rail stations: Boston (North and South Station), New York City (Atlantic Terminal, Penn Station, Grand Central Station, all the former Newark terminus stations), Philadelphia (Market Terminal, 30th Street station), Chicago (Union Station, Dearborn Station, Lasalle Station, Wells Street Station). For a lot of cities, most of these stations were demolished or converted to other uses as the passenger rail service was nationalized, creating more consistent networks. It's a real shame because so many of these buildings are insanely significant and we're only now starting to appreciate what once was.

[@slapbap3769]

I've been on this!!!! Even the bunk beds are great and the service is great. The feeling of the train going along puts you alseep and it is probably the best night's sleep I've had.

[@samcad-ho3ze]

I love your positive tone. Some vloggers are absolutely insufferable in their incessant moaning.

[@diannewi]

I traveled Edinburgh to London on this train service several years ago. I had booked far in advance and the new carriages were supposed to have been in service. Alas, they were much delayed and my trip was on the very old and run-down consist with broken toilets, a horrible breakfast (I sent it back), and lackluster service. Looks like you had a much better experience, Jeb. Thanks for the review.

[@The4905]

Even though there are lots of vids on the Caledonian sleeper already, this is one of the first vids I’ve seen where someone goes to Aberdeen and not Inverness and fort William! Thanks for the review Jeb!

[@LorneMacDougall]

Welcome to Scotland Jeb, one of my fav travel bloggers and vloggers!

[@RonRicho]

My answer is in two parts: Part 1 We took the Caledonian Sleeper from London to Inverness before the trains were upgraded. Upgrade or not it was one of our favorite trips ever. Can't wait to take this one. Maybe I've watched too many old Sherlock Holmes films but there's some so romantic about this sort of travel. We will definitely move this trip to the top of our queue. Thanks. Part 2 Your video is one of the best of it's kind I've seen on You Tube. Very well produced and entertaining and informative as well. Thank you so much.

[@richardmccarthy9580]

Great choice of getting an early breakfast in the club car and watching the scenery go by. If you go to Glasgow and Edinburgh the train leaves later so (as I did) you can go to a West End show beforehand. Ps I’d recommend Fort William or Inverness for scenery…..plus always go northbound (breakfast through London suburbs is not the same as highlands) plus winter might be good for snow but daylight hours mean you see much less

[@AdamAuxier64]

Chicago has multiple stations even today (Millenium-ICRR) (Ogilvie (C&NW), (LaSalle (Rock Island) Union Station (PRR/Milwaukee/CB&Q). Grand Central (B&O) was torn down and Dearborn (Santa Fe, Grand Trunk) still stands, but no tracks connect it.

[@cycythepuzzlesguy]

Its seems like you guys had a ton of fun. Great video as always, look forward to Saturday Morning every week

[@stephenburnside9179]

I live in Aberdeenshire and us the Sleeper fro time to time. Brilliant 👏.

[@SteveSmithRailways]

You've done the Caledonian Sleeper. Next, do the Riviera Sleeper from London Paddington to Penzance aboard the lovely MKIII coaches.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

No 'en suite' though...although it's said the former BR trains provide a better ride.

[@gra0930]

I’m from Aberdeen and watch all your videos. This was a great surprise. Hope you loved it and great video as always 👍

[@mrbpdx]

Congratulations, Jeb on another wonderful video and your first European rail trip. The Caledonian Sleeper is on my bucket list and you showed the train at its best! I am even intrigued by the menu and want to try everything. British rail was my first experience with high speed intercity rail and it was great!

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

Crikey. British Rail. That's a name from the past !

[@jdb316]

You're correct about Washington, D.C. having only one big train station. However, Chicago has the Ogilvee Transportation Center which serves several Metra commuter lines. New York has both Penn Station and Grand Central. Philadelphia's downtown has three train stations (30th Street plus Jefferson and Suburban).

[@magnuslindgren9460]

That breakfast looks more or less exactly like the ones I had during my latest stay in England a couple of years ago. Nice even though black pudding is not on my list of favorites. But it was ok.

[@vinniesuperstar8923]

I've been on the Highlander and the Lowlander and had crap sleeps on both. Conversely, I fell asleep in Reading on the Night Riviera and woke in Plymouth!

[@KempSimon]

That's because the Great Western Railway's "Night Riviera" train uses forty year-old, ex-British Rail Mark 3 carriages with outside-frame bogies! My experiences of the "Caledonian Sleeper" and the "Night Riviera" tally with yours. The new CS carriages, built by CAF in Spain, have numerous design faults, such as lack of storage space for luggage in the cabins - sorry, "rooms" - and that awful vertical ladder with narrow rungs for accessing the top bunk.

[@Laura.Lakslandia]

Wow! That looks quite amazing! That bed looks incredibly comfortable and surprisingly roomy and most importantly it looks very clean. The food looks delicious and I would love to try haggis it sounds delicious. The scenery is so beautiful too! This really made me want to take a similar kind of trip, but until then I can live vicariously through your videos 😊

[@TonyMontanaXx]

Jeb I loved the video but I do wish you would make some more long form videos, those are my favorite

[@dreamcaster1969]

I'm a pretty picky eater but I fell in love with Haggis. I couldn't get enough when I was in Scotland.

[@paulb4877]

Great video 👍, I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and the answer to your question of why London has so many stations is as follows: London has 14 stations that are classed as " LONDON Terminals " these surround London in the North, South, East and West. They have mainline trains both local and Intercity to destinations all over the UK mainland but at these stations the lines end and to cross London you need to use the Tube or DLR (metro/subway) to connect between mainline stations. The only exception is the new Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) that goes under London East to West in deep low level tunnels (this is new and only opened at the end of May this year).

[@jamesryder9397]

As well as the Elizabeth Line, there's also the North-South Thameslink service - you can travel from the likes of Bedford or Cambridge right through central London and out the other side to Gatwick and Brighton.

[@neilwilkins7686]

Wow, now I was not expecting to see you here in the UK. Glad you enjoyed the trip and yes the overnight sleeper is on my list too. Sorry there was no meatballs 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GreenerGrass]

Haggis vs Meatballs….🤣

[@caroledowney6908]

Was just looking at this train to go to Aberdeen or Edinburg then on to Balmoral. Too bad most of trip in dark. Such a scenic journey. Maybe better in later June when light later!

[@Somesayilooklikepeterkay]

This is on my bucket list. You're full Scottish breakfast had a square sausage and black pudding on you will need to Google what black pudding is. The night Rivera service is the other one on my bucket list along with the Gerald of Wales which offers a full on dinning service between Cardiff in South Wales and Holyhead in North Wales

[@PayTheDevil661]

Love the Sleeper!!

[@michaelpetroshus5917]

Chicago has Union, Lasalle Street Station, Millennium Park station and Ogilvie stations.

[@SenatorBulworth]

I always thought Union Station had an association with Union Pacific Railroad. Thank you for pointing out the correct history.

[@2pintsofcremedementh]

Mmmm...Black Pudding. When perfectly crispy on the outside and melt in your mouth on the inside, it's the hallmark of a great British breakfast

[@robbiephillipstravelsofple4790]

Hi Jeb I traveled from Inverness to London in a club room what a fantastic experience that was back in February this year

[@torgeirbrandsnes1916]

Great vlog as always! That is on my list! My mother and father did this one during the 80s. My father loved it! This is like the former Businessman train, or the whole day in London. Why rush to a plane when you can wine, dine and sleep? Keep up the good work! Looking forward to the next one! Be safe!

[@TheFunfairfan]

As always! An incredible review of your experience. Always been coming back to your videos for years !

[@JackAndEmilyVids]

Lner Azuma first class is really good but this is also a really good train.

[@burntfingers2241]

Hope you had a great time,I’m from Kilmarnock ,Scotland (west coast),nothing beats our food 😃,loved the video 👍 I travelled from Amsterdam to Glasgow on the train last Thursday absolutely loved it 😊

[@orientalmoons]

Really glad you did an overnight train trip while you were in the UK, and that you enjoyed it so much. I'm booked to travel on the Caledonian sleeper in a couple of weeks' time, just crossing my fingers that I can work around upcoming strikes. Euston is unfortunately one of the ugliest London stations though I think it was beautiful before the awful 'modernising' wreckers came up with their dreadful plans post WW2.

[@DownieLive]

Good morning, 'Jebsetters'! ;)

[@GreenerGrass]

Thanks so much for watching, Mike! Love watching you roll through the US!!

[@KuchProd]

Me to

[@canyonoverlook9937]

Chicago has several stations. Union Station, Ogilvie transportation center, Lasalle Street station, Millenium station and Van Buren Street Station.

[@TheMichaelInglis]

FYI, your picture of Glasgow at 5:54 is not Glasgow, but is in fact of Gatineau, Quebec, as seen from Ottawa, Canada's Capital😄 That 's the Alexandra bridge in the foreground (An old railway bridge built in 1899), with the the Canadian Museum of History in the background!

[@kevinwells4986]

It took awhile. I'm old. I have nothing left but to count time. I looked at 5:54 timeline, and the Alexandra bridge, and they are not the same. You can take that time to look yourself. Anyway, mistake or not, at least you got to see his video which, like all others, are rewarding of themselves.

[@frederickvondinkerberg7721]

Close enough for Government work

[@bettysparkles4988]

@@kevinwells4986 you have the kind of mind and mannerisms that I really appreciate. If you’re British, I’m proud to share an island with the likes of you. Have a lovely day

[@kevinwells4986]

@@bettysparkles4988 Thank you. That island is called Earth. I'm glad you are here also.

[@keithporter9822]

Thanks for this lovely video! I really enjoyed watching it and I'm hoping to treat my family to a trip up to Scotland on the sleeper train at New Year :)

[@martinDUFC]

Never thought I'd see the day you pass over the River Tay (the river which my home city of Dundee stands on) in one of your videos. Super video as per usual!

[@david.vandergoes]

Now that you are in Aberdeen, are you taking the ferry to Shetland? Wonderful overnight trip. Perfect for your video review. The old Caledonian was a little rougher but way more charming. The club car felt a little like you were living the introduction of an Agatha Christie novel. We also had the haggis. Good choice.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

The previous Anglo-Scottish sleeper consisted ot rolling stock which was 40 years old. This new stock was manufactured by CAF of Spain.

[@david.vandergoes]

@@alexmcwhirter6611 good to know I liked the old train. The new one looks a little sterile and boring.

[@superbia75es]

We went on this in 2002. Crewe to Inverness. Appalling. Staff disappeared from the bar car at about 10pm. Worst night's sleep ever. It was 20 years ago though...it was the night the Commonwealth Games opened in Manchester.

[@zakelwe]

Hey Jeb, nice to see you did this route. This route got off to a rocky start with the train having a few issues and then Covid. See Paul Lucas winging it back in the day. Noel Phillips had a later crack at it and then you I took my wife up to Fort William and the scenery over breakfast is fantastic ! You need to do the “Gerald of Wales” and fly back from Angelsey !

[@louislamonte334]

I just can't wait to take this one day!! Great review and wonderful videography!!

[@Fent1386]

Great vid, I live in the middle of the UK so there’s no point in me getting this train. I’ve just come back from Switzerland and I highly recommend you see the trains there

[@CGH250]

Very nice but I wouldn’t have been able to eat that dinner! Love the sleeper room!❤️

[@Calebs_Aviation]

Hey Jeb that looked awesome! I rarely think all the train trips look that fun to try versus flying, but from what I can see I’d certainly try The Caledonian Sleeper! It looks AWESOME what a fun way to get from London 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 up to Aberdeen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 😊

[@neilgandhi5565]

Fantastic vlog Jeb would love to travel this train and am gutted as my younger brother lives near Aberdeen so if I knew u we’re going on it cud have met your good self but the good is proper Scottish food but great vlog

[@TimKirkPhotos]

I have to say, we took this service from London to Glasgow, and the Amtrak Empire Builder has them beat. The 40 year old Superliner II was a more comfortable ride, and the Amtrak dining service was far better. Thanks.

[@BobTravellin]

First comment from me - love your videos and this was excellent. I come from the UK but now reside in Warsaw, so I've not done this trip: it looks cool. But I have to say for the distance and looking at your route map, I think I'd prefer a First Class seat and day journey - there's some decent train windows viiws missed while sleeping. Thanks for sharing!

[@eliancog232]

You should come to france to discover the beautiful train stations we have and how you can cross the whole country within 4 hours at 320km/h !

[@lectrician2]

2:00, Chicago has multiple stations, of course Union, but also Lasalle, Ogilvie, and the Millenium Park station.

[@whatever8282828]

It's funny how at a brief glance out the dining car windows, the Caledonian livery looks like airplane winglets!

[@drsteele]

Well now, didn't expect to see Kirkcaldy and Montrose on the channel.

[@thebarefootwanderlust]

To answer your question about why we have so many train stations in London, it's because we do not rely on road travel in London AT ALL and the main way for any commuter to get into London is via one of the train hubs. Paddington supports all trains coming in from the South-West, including the Coast; Marylebone (and also Baker St, but that's a tube station) supports all trains from the North-West, Euston supports most North-West Trains, including long haul trains to Scotland, Manchester and Leeds; King's Cross supports trains incoming from the North & North-East: Cambridge, Peterborough, etc; Liverpool Street takes trains from North-East as well, and some of the East; Charing Cross takes trains from the South, as does Waterloo; Waterloo also supports local services from the South-West. "The tube", our underground network, takes all the passengers from these terminus stations into the city or to other terminus stations. We don't generally use cars within central London, so the main way for people to get into London is via one of these terminus stations, or they will drive to an outer suburb train station, park and then get a local service into the city. Those of us who live in a London suburb commute into central London, via "the tube", which has subsided low-cost travel, supported by the office of the Mayor of London. London's train system is very important to getting around in London and it's very well maintained for that reason. I hope you enjoyed your time in London, Jeb. x

[@jamesrennie1227]

Love your videos. Makes me want to travel. Nice down to earth guy.

[@ryankeefe3545]

Chicago does have 4.5 rail terminals though, as does NYC as well even if only 2 carry the vast majority of passengers.

[@calebmumby5803]

Brilliant Journey man

[@bbtrainproductions1225]

Nice

[@epikgamerwmp]

I've only taken the older Caledonian Sleeper and it was probably 10 years ago now, but I travel part of the line you took fairly regularly.

[@FlyingFishCreator]

Jeb, you really need to come to Canada and try VIA Rail’s Ocean and Canadian!

[@toddtaylor6110]

Love it! More wife! (She makes you better!) All in good fun! Really GOOD job!

[@juliabuddle7927]

As I'm sure someone else has already pointed out 'neeps' are swede (orange) as opposed to turnips ( white).unless you come from Cornwall of course lol

[@tammy2388]

Wow just love trains 🚂🚃 safe travels 😃

[@martinbaum5354]

thanks for a very enjoyable video. I haven't been on this sleeper since around 2008, before they were refurbished. £400 is a bit steep though, I must say!

[@pwojnicz87]

FYI Chicago has multiple train stations.

[@johngirlando]

Jeb, your bride has cleaned you up. You’re almost handsome😉

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

I misread the first sentence and was momentarily aghast you’d insulted her. Then I read on … 😂

[@williamthawley9251]

chicago, had many stations, some with just one or two railroads, now only one.

[@tariqsiddique4561]

Nice video 👍📷 brother Iam from London

[@marilynsnider8183]

OMG. Amazing.

[@Thugra89576]

I made haggis once i used sheeps heart lungs liver kidney a Spanish onion Scottish oatmeal and a mixed spices with extra cumin and it was amazing tasted nothing like the stuff out of a shop

[@NIKKG]

Would've been real nice if you collaborated with Paul Lucas on this trip.

[@GTLPT]

I would love you to try the Northern Rail commuter trains between Sheffield and Manchester Piccadilly, they are really interesting

[@deeser]

The Hope valley bit is genuinely one of the most gorgeous rail journeys out there.

[@kronkite1530]

Very, very scenic!

[@ScotchRusty]

Loved the video, as a Glaswegian I just want to mention the picture of Glasgow - isn’t Glasgow?🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😱😂

[@stevencipriano3962]

Chicago currently has multiple stations and historically had even more

[@silviakeidel8187]

It’s amazing that you even were able to book the double suite, because on their website it’s booked solid every day you punch in, no matter the year, or, they don’t offer this cabin anymore! I am reading the worst reviews online, one more horrific than the next! Seems to be a pretty waste of money.

[@zork999]

The "reconstruction" of Euston was one of the great crimes on British architecture. The Great Hall and the magnificent doric arch entryway were unsurpassed. To be replaced by the brutalist monstrosity that is the "new" Euston was a travesty. Sir John Betjeman lost the battle for Euston, but the work there allowed the saving of London St. Pancras a few years later, and that is to be cherished.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

What must be remembered is that the 1960s were an entirely different time.

[@kronkite1530]

He should have had a sainthood for that! Let alone his knighthood. Incidentally, the smaller but sort-of-sister railway hotel in Chesterfield (the two being the first in the world iirc) has just been demolished! After the business - terribly managed with awful service - went bust and the useless local council let it fall into drug-den vagrant infested disgrace. Betjeman would weep.

[@braygun44]

@@kronkite1530 saint isn’t just a title like sir

[@kindrednah]

Hopefully the improvements with HS2 go ahead. It's obviously not a return to the old, but it's a massive improvement on the currently ugly box structure.

[@gregmackenzie747]

Sadly this type of thing happened everywhere. Americans will know of Penn Station, NY and in my area the beautiful St Enoch Station was lost.

[@foodmaniaglobal3361]

It is amazing

[@golferorb]

I'm looking forward to seeing the difference between this and Amtrak. I think Amtrak would be a great experience but the food is a major turn off for me on their trains.

[@gmart225]

I recently moved to the UK and the food in London is just superb, much better than in the US. The food in Scotland is also great. The stereotype of bad food is still valid for rural England though :)

[@sgt.eclair]

The food on routes west of the Mississippi is actually much better than the food on routes east of it; they actually cook the food en-route on the western ones

[@FalconsEye58094]

Paul Lucas criticized a bunch of things on this train but everything about it looks fantastic to me. I wish Amtrak's long haul routes had these kind of accommodations

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

Indeed. There have been many problems with these Spanish trains. Once one of them overshot its Edinburgh stop owing to brake failure. Check online The Scotsman.

[@coopa2002]

Paul Lucas is used to 1st class in Qatar Airways so I think the bar is a bit higher with him

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

@@coopa2002 FYI Qatar Airways axed first class ! It's only returned since this airline decided to reactivate some A380s.

[@coopa2002]

@@alexmcwhirter6611 they also did a refit on a bunch of their 777-300s in August which makes up around half of their fleet

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

@@coopa2002 Oh yes. I didn't know. At one stage QR said it was axing F class altogether except for the A380s. It must have had a change of plan.

[@stellarossaCPCU]

A dreich Kirkcaldy - my home town!

[@canyonoverlook9937]

Brits seem to complain about their rail situation. They closed a ton of stations in the 60s because of more car use. A huge amount of branch lines were closed.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

That was the Beeching era when it was believed the car was king.

[@kronkite1530]

A few have been restored but not enough. Rural lines in Wales which would be great fir scenic tourist rides were butchered. It meant an hour long cross mountain range coach ride to the nearest station into England when the one in the town closed. Butcher Beeching! The UK rail network and service is a variable mishmash of decent (the minority) through the overcrowded unsatisfactory to the downright appalling. Western Rail was particularly notorious and lost its licence. Virgin took over Midland Mainline journeys on my regular route to London a few years ago (not sure who runs it now) and their 1st Class was no better than Midland’s 2nd. The Midland breakfast run into London was brilliant - literally Silver Service. Sad it went…

[@phoebus007]

Just for clarification, neeps is Swedish turnip, commonly known as swede, rather than white turnip, commonly known as just turnip.

[@cutiebuster4855]

My fiance lives right outside Carlisle up north and I've looked at this train several times because I usually fly into London from the US. Since it does stop off at Carlisle (if we wanted) and we have to go to Euston station anyways to go home. (like if we wanted maybe an extra day out or something we'd take it for the full trip once)

[@Danny2.02]

Nice Jeb! You should do the TrenHotel in Spain, from Barcelona to Malaga. The first class room is very nice!

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

I believe TrenHotel is no more.

[@cameronsutherland8079]

Ayo is that Jeb taking a train to my home city 👀👀 Great video as always my friend 😁😁

[@avgjoeavglife]

Another great video, If there's one thing Europe does better than America it's their trains.

[@ChrisHockman]

Should have font to the Pasty Shop

[@davidnielson9139]

I was disappointed there was no "Jeb Score" -- I think you need to start adding that for trains. I hope you have plans for at least one of the NightJet services; Amsterdam to Vienna would seem to be a good choice.

[@jmchez]

"World famous cuisine"? Of course, as Mike Meyers said, "All of Scottish food started out as a dare". Deep fried Milky Way bars, anyone?

[@laddcalcagno]

I LOVE haggis, but yes its best not to think about the ingredients. That would be the kind of train I would actually enjoy, although I definitely wouldn't have made it through the breakfast plate with black pudding (or blood sausage) on there. I gotta draw the line somewhere.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Fantastic video Jeb!

[@AdamAuxier64]

Euston was designed to be like a giant toilet, flushing its wayward passengers to their train .

[@edan7813]

I’ve been in the euston train station im pretty sure when I went to London in July of 2022

[@DennisBunnikTravels]

Got to love those potions and lotions! Great video - how many takes for the opening scene?

[@GreenerGrass]

I have no shame in admitting it took me eleven times to get it. 🤣

[@DennisBunnikTravels]

@@GreenerGrass sounds like how many I would take too. 😂😂