My INCREDIBLE trip on the Arctic Circle Sleeper Train (2019)

[@Paul_Lucas]

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[@EinkOLED]

Make sure to get a flight up to svalbard from Oslo with norwegian, one of the most northern airports in the world. I flew there in August 2013 and we landed in complete daylight at 2 AM.

[@SS-bk2zb]

@@EinkOLED Also flights to Tromso in Northern Norway look pretty spectacular, especially during wintertime although probably best before the sun sets very early. SAS has some connections with the CRJ's.

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

Ohhh Paul Me like You Ive always wanted To Do this Trip Although Been&lived In Sweden Never Done"" Cheeers And thanks For at least Completing part Of my dream// Archair for now Brilliant Tc Uk

[@emilescurel]

Paul What day did you go up to narvik.By the way these carages are fro the 80s and 90s some of the carages with wifi are from the 2000s

[@julzb7165]

This looks like an amazing journey Paul. Sweden has such beautiful scenery. Love watching the videos, so immersive. The second car looks very 90's.☺️

[@EinkOLED]

Around 8 years ago I left my passport, laptop and money in one of the lockers at Stockholm station. A few hours later I tried to retrieve my stuff but my digital key wouldn't work due to leaving it as unoccupied (it's a complicated). Anyway the security opened the locker and all my stuff was missing, so I was without a passport, or laptop and a wallet and I reported it to the police and embassy. A few hours later whilst walking through the station, the security guards recognised me and told me that someone who had opened the supposedly locked locker and had handed in all my stuff to the railway office. I shall never forget that day and truly appreciate the honesty and trust of that unknown swedish man. It's people like that which shines a good light on your country.

[@moritzl7065]

@Blue collar Gold pockets KZbin faith in humanity is like a roller coaster. You gain it by reading the original comment, only to click on "read replies" to lose it instantly again by yours.

[@thefareplayer2254]

Blue collar Gold pockets Way to absolutely shatter the wholesomeness of this post with your pathetic racism. Shame on you!

[@WJLee-zi8fq]

I guess blue collar gold pockets deleted his reply. What a coward.

[@the.abhiram.r]

Same sort of thing happened to me. About 3 years ago, I left my phone in Basel, Switzerland. It was in the middle of a public area and I couldn't use find my iPhone as my phone didn't have an international data plan. I put my phone on lost mode and texted it instructions to return the phone in both English and German. I then filed a lost items report to the metro police. The next day, I got a mail saying that they had my phone. I went to the police precinct and was able to safely retrieve my phone. I'm eternally grateful for the the hospitality of European cities.

[@Paul_Lucas]

I deleted his comment. I don’t tolerate that kind of thing here.

[@joannegray5138]

I'd call that very good value for money. UK rail companies, please take note.

[@bdsisti]

Joanne Gray and Amtrak lol

[@underwaterdick]

And UK residents take note, the toilets were left clean and tidy for the duration of the journey...

[@mellowfellow4755]

@@underwaterdick Because there is an attendant in every carriage

[@underwaterdick]

@@mellowfellow4755 or because people treat the toilets with greater respect? I don't understand HOW you can get poo covered toilet roll on the floor. It's isn't hard to put it in the toilet.

[@mellowfellow4755]

@@underwaterdick Its a lot easier not to have to see that if there is a little man that makes it go away

[@SummerADDE_Elevators]

Riksgränsen is actually the swedish word for "the land border". so there it is, a station named after the fact it is located next to the swedish-norwegian land border.

[@rasmuslindholm5719]

Ah, i just commented the same thing lol

[@Luredreier]

Likewise for Norway. Except "Riksgrensen" "The Realms Border"

[@Luredreier]

@@alexanderh6074 "reich" is German. "Realm" is the English equivalent, and "Rike" is the Norwegian and Swedish equivalent. "Riks" is just a variation of the word "Rike" indicating that something *belongs* to the realm rather then *is* the realm, if you get my meaning.

[@matsv201]

National border is proboly the most accurate translation

[@Luredreier]

@@matsv201 Not really. "Nations" didn't really exist back when the word was created, "realms" did.

[@geoffreygoldberg7326]

I took this trip in the late 80’s from Stockholm and it was fantastic. I encourage everyone to do the same like you and me. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦, the Great White North

[@megaloblabber2948]

Greetings from the minor black south 🇦🇺

[@tomascarlsson961]

Most interesting! I’m Swedish and have been contemplating this trip for several years. I had no idea the tickets can be had at such a low cost. The ideal continuation of the trip (for me) would be to go by boat from Narvik to Bergen. Thanks for yet another great travel video!

[@hanseriksson8509]

Amazing report as ever! Since I’m from Sweden this was especially interesting for me! As for temperatures I can inform you that when I did my military service in 1983, one day we had 48 degrees under the freezing point! Again, thanks for the report and carry up the excellent work! Cheers from Hans, Sweden 🇸🇪!

[@bancrows165]

Centigrade?

[@DOUBLEDTRAVEL]

@Ban Crows Sweden only uses centigrade or celcius.

[@silleto2185]

The resturantcart that took you from Boden to Narvik is called "R4", it was built in 1987-1988. Six och the fifteen built carts were refurbished as "S12" (bistrocart with a cinema). If you want to check out a charming traincart you should look inside one of those.

[@FahadullahMuhammad]

I live in Stockholm and I have been planning to do this journey for many years. This clip gave me a good idea about how it is actually. Thanks for your efforts. Hope you enjoyed the trip.

[@refhat1]

Great train report as usual. One of the best thing about your videos that you always include meal service in every report. Lots of blogger forget food is one of the most important part of traveling.

[@k.r.baylor8825]

I appreciate his accommodations tour. Especially the conditions of the lavatory and showers. The Swedish train system is as clean as the Swiss railcars, if not more so. That's impressive.

[@yasunari65]

Awww, this has been on my wish list for some years. From Narvik, there are buses that take you to Bodo, where you can get on trains all the way to Oslo (with a change), then a high speed train to Stockholm, doing a big circle. Some day.....

[@Corqable]

That's typical 80s decor, that is! The nostalgia!

[@flygtur7784]

All SJs wagons with pneumatic doors are from the 80's, the older ones are from the 60s.

[@BigPotatoChill]

Actually 90's

[@custardo]

Electrification of railways in Europe started a lot earlier than a lot of people think. In Sweden it was 1915, in the Netherlands, 1908 and in the UK it was as early as 1883. It's only in the UK the rollout seems to have stalled.

[@mariosphere]

In Switzerland it was 1899

[@Anto0044]

The first dining car (SJ R12) at 6:40 was built in 1968 but the interior is from 2000. The second dining car (SJ R4) was built in 1988 and hasn't changed since. :)

[@herman.rodstrom]

You actually did have access to the SJ Lounge in Stockholm if you were travelling on the same day as you went from Gothenburg, since you had first class tickets on that journey. You have access to the lounges in both cities all day, before and after your journey.

[@christerjonsson7849]

He did not have a first class ticket. First class suites have their own bathroom with shower in it on the sleeper train.

[@IScreamer]

Christer Jonsson Herman’s referring to the trip he made, that same day, before connecting to the sleeper train. He says that trip was first class and allows him access to lounges both at the departure and arrival stations.

[@vietnowsoldo]

good thing to know ,thanks!

[@AlxRose]

A little correction: There is not one attendant per sleeper car. The entire train is usually staffed with 3-4 people (excluding the driver), where at least one is managing the restaurant car. Thanks for an awesome trip report with one of my favourite train trips! Almost as good as the trip Chur - St Moritz - Tirano in Switzerland/Italy.

[@nathanwulf]

The decor for the carriage where you had breakfast looks very early 90s - almost like the motel that Alan Partridge used to live in before he got the caravan.

[@lydiaveldhuizen3157]

Thank you showing us this, but I also like to See than a Bit of your destination. In this case Narvik.

[@websiteowns]

Maybe you are traveling with them but in case you didn't know, the people at 6:39 are high profiles on SJ including the Senior Vice President

[@excitableboy7031]

That's a nice catch, FreakshowFapper!

[@GC-ps9mn]

What is SJ?

[@wilfbm9067]

@@GC-ps9mn swedish rail

[@tttt6522]

@@GC-ps9mn Swedish Railwyas " Rj"

[@tttt6522]

*Sj

[@kathlynpykett5966]

I did this exact trip Oct 2019. Possibly the coolest thing I ever did.

[@bacigc]

What did you do in arctic circle?

[@kathlynpykett5966]

@@bacigcI travelled to see the Northern Lights.

[@margaretwitmitz5694]

Just want to tell you how much I enjoy your reviews Paul. I have recently retired and have had the most amazing time wingin' it around the world.

[@Paul_Lucas]

Thank you Margaret!

[@2012edunne]

Thank you for an enjoyable video from Stockholm to Narvik by train, brings back memories of my interrail trips from Ireland to Sweden via the UK, Netherlands/Germany/Denmark. The trusted bible for rail travel was the Thomas Cook Rail timetable, trains going on ships between Germany/Denmark and Sweden. This was before the Øresund Bridge. Thanks for the memories.

[@arokh72]

I wish I could afford to do this trip, but Sweden is pretty much literally the other side of the world (I'm in Australia). At least with channels like this, I can experience the trip from the comfort of my recliner at home.

[@Nils-ue5uy]

I am from sweden, we can switch countries for like 5 mounths at the winter!

[@larryloveless2967]

i HAVE TAKEN NUMEROUS LONG DISTANCE TRAIN TRIPS IN THE U.S., Canada, and Europe. This looks like so much fun and can relate to your travel. Thanks for your good video. Rail fan from St. Louis

[@peterfergusson4252]

Excellent video : informative without excessive / excess information. A very professional job - well done Paul. Enjoyed every minute, and Paul's modest enjoyment of the trip is infectious in a nice way.

[@joansmith3296]

I enjoyed it tremendously! Beautiful scenery. Thank you for showing me places I'll never get a chance to see on my own.

[@christinae30]

"the countryside is fantastic as long as you like trees" 😅🤣🤣 When going by train in Sweden you will see some of our trees. If you look out on the other side you'll see some other trees. If there are fewer trees you will come to the border of Sweden within 2 hours. 😃

[@PorkChopJones]

Outstanding photography! What a nice trip, the air even looks fresh. A blooming picture post card! Yessssssss

[@scottyhotty111]

Awesome video as always, would be amazing to see you in Australia riding some of the trains over here 🙌

[@kingnfs1]

Yes! I waiting for Paul do The Ghan and Indian Pacific!

[@Crosshead1]

Cirno bring your money with you. They’re both tourist trains and very expensive, but very nice.

[@kingnfs1]

I know thats why I am hoping Paul able to do it someday, because its impossible for me.

[@deanl4575]

Flying High Charlton The Overland is one of Great Southern Rail's underrated services, especially in Red Premium. They spoil you with food, lots of legroom, lots of seat room and drinks. Of course, The Ghan and Indian Pacific are not overrated in any way and they are great too.

[@nevillemignot1681]

I did the section from Umea down to Stockholm years ago, after catching the ferry over to Umea from Vaasa in Finland, and i just loved it.................................Brings back a lot of pleasant memrious for me........................................Thanks and Cheers Paul!!

[@alexandergrube6437]

fun fact: the RC class is what Amtrak based their AEM7 locomotive off of

[@fransglobal]

Did this 40 years ago in couchette. Loved it!

[@AntonFetzer]

Nice, I am moving to Kiruna in September and this seems like a fantastic way to get all my luggage with me

[@zahidchaudhry9694]

Unlike other silent travel videos your travel video was more informative and detailed. Thy you

[@goneoutside1011]

I’m taking my first train ride in February. It’s short only 4 hours, Houston to San Antonio

[@davebayliss3142]

I went to Sweden once about 30 yrs ago . I liked it , I started saving money as soon as I got back so I could visit again , hopefully in another decade or three I will have enough to return

[@grantpegram4234]

Absolutely love these videos. Keep up the awesome work! Fun and helpful info and while staying personal and interesting.

[@paulrahmadi3322]

Tempting and theasing adventure for tropical person

[@MrLordtiranus]

I went to Narvik far in 2008, have a good memories... after that we reached the station of Lulea, Haparanda/Tornio, Oulu, Tampere, Turku and finally Helsinki. When I think of that journey I become nostalgic... nice video mate BTW.

[@icefahrer]

Amazing! I did this Tour in 2017 and it was awesome! Thanks for this Video:)

[@eurocamp2541]

Sounds like a dream trip.... I'm a traveller. Been all over the world including Sweden and Finland, but never to the Arctic Circle. One day I'd love to see the Northern Lights. Fingers crossed...

[@balijepallikish4252]

Its good that you are European, have the luxury of not having visa and can enjoy everywhere but what about others . We can see your vid videos . I lived in sweden for 5 years so i know and used to x 2000. But its good to live in sweden only in summer and big no no in winter . Good Work .

[@informitas0117]

If you grow up here the winters are not that big a deal. Sure it's dark, cold and makes you want to kill yourself but it makes saunas amazing.

[@Vinterfrid]

@@informitas0117 No, growing up (or living) in Northern Sweden certainly does not want you to kill yourself! Who gave you that idea?

[@MICHELLE-gu2qc]

It looks stunning and the most amount of snow l have ever seen

[@bobby-vi5io]

Me and my friends actually took the same train during the 2017/2018 New Year, from Umeå to Kiruna and Abisko. Probably the most impulsive trip I've ever had since we book it a day before the trip and got a pretty good student discount. Even though it was between -20 and -30C when we were there, Abisko is amazing and the Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi is really cool as well! We were in 2nd class and the seat was surprisingly very comfortable for an 8 hour trip!

[@Grahzzyhardcore]

Looks like a bucket list

[@Skogsmullen02]

I'm really proud of my country Sweden

[@antonhei2443]

While sitting in my office, it looks like the promissed land! Thanks for the fantastic video!

[@MinusMOD98]

I have actually ridden this train a couple of times, although only southbound from Umeå . I have ridden both sleeper carrriges and couchettes, even ridden the seating carrige once, which was horrible..Espscially since that was before the Botnia line was built, or rather during the building works for that line., which ment the branch to Umeå was closed and SJ hadn't done a proper job of ordering rail replacement buses. And by the way, that dining car is from the 80's. The Arctic Circle Train is actually a franchised service,, the coaching stock is mainly leased to SJ from the Transport Administration, which carries a silver-red livery. Any other liveries that may appear in the sleeper trains (i. e. the black locomotive and the all-red dining car) signals that said carridge is part of SJ's own fleet.

[@awaywithpaul3423]

Wow! I did this trip when I went interrailing around Europe in 1991! Was an amazing experience and so good to see this report. Pity it wasn’t a bit longer but thanks for sharing 👍👍

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello Paul, How are you doing?

[@shahadatbhuyain9331]

Amazing panorama and beautiful train journey above all excellent presentation thanks to all. A friend from Bangladesh with love very much

[@lukephillips6784]

Sounds like the modern Polar Express to me

[@largesoda1729]

I'd pretty much be excited to see it drift on ice. Not be on it. Just watch it from a distance.

[@musicalhistory4392]

I really hope Norway has a town called the North Pole nearby like they do in Alaska. Edit: Actually there is a "Santa Claus Village" roughly 100 miles off the Route in Finland.

[@MiddleTennesseeRailProductions]

@Arne Ragnarsson lmao! That Bam Margera movie immediately comes to mind! 😂

[@Steven-vs8jp]

Hey Ur the guy from threshold right?

[@drdewott9154]

@Arne Ragnarsson Nah us in Denmark know what's up. His workshop is in the frozen wastelands of Greenland, which just so happens to be Danish territory. I mean why else would he be wearing the Danish red and white colors XD

[@whereuwannabe5136]

Thank you Paul for your vlogs, you go places I will (probably) never have a chance to be. From Alabama, USA to wherever you are now, you are shrinking the World! Rock on!

[@henrikl.w.4058]

"This is the end of the line, and it's also the furthest north I've ever been in my life" Well, I don't want to be _that guy_, but Narvik is at 68°25′14″N 17°33′36″E, and Riksgränsen is at 68°25′40″N 18°07′20″E, so techincally Riksgränsen is further north than Narvik. Sorry mate. ;)

[@MegaBanne]

Not further north than the Narvik Station.

[@henrikl.w.4058]

@@MegaBanne Ah, yes! You are right. Sorry! Narvik srarion is at 68°26′30″N, 17°26′30″E, so it IS further nirth than Riksgränsen station, which is at 68°25′32.99″N, 18°07′38.14″E. Sorry! 😳

[@gulrajbhullar5525]

what a lovely train.... and beautiful views...

[@arnsteinskovereng3697]

Great report 👏👏. I live in Norway, but have never been on this train. You should also try Bergensbanen, Flåmsbanen, Dovrebanen, Raumabanen and Nordlandsbanen 😁 . A lot of beautiful Norwegian scenery 👍😀 I love your videos, already looking forward to the next one 🙂

[@geecee3478]

fascinating how the scenery changes so dramatically- great vid thank you...

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello Gee Cee, How are you doing?

[@nlr70]

Great, cheap as chips too 10/10

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello Nicholas, How are you doing?

[@charleshiort7153]

Did the same trip in 1978,but in summer,so the midnight sun was out.Great!

[@MrPetter1000]

At 07:20 he's passing by Hudiksvall. I work in the office with the blue sign that says "Monitor".

[@MrPetter1000]

@Fonterrorism NZ yes, about 15 thousand people live here.

[@algotbachmeier9181]

This video absolutely deserves a thumbs up!

[@bubba842]

68 Pound!!! That's close to the price for a ticket from London to Manchester.

[@daadirmohamed6580]

Tom Hill bro I live too north Sweden only night trains are cheap

[@benjaminleonet9863]

Do you know how to get to that Price ? I look official website the further date possible.. but get Price of 160€. Unless it's the Price given is for one person in a share sleeper... Thanks for the help :)

[@benjaminleonet9863]

@@daadirmohamed6580 Well, I'm curious cause i can't get to that price ? could you tell me how would you reach that price ?

[@daadirmohamed6580]

benjamin léonet you can easily purchase through SJ app or SJ website. Cheap , clean , and good service

[@benjaminleonet9863]

@@daadirmohamed6580 I have tried several date, but couldn't find anything no where 68 £ on the video. Price for a own cabin is about 2000 sek at best. So we far away for the price on video. For example : Stockholm Central -> Abisko turiststation Fri 30 Apr 2021, 18:07-11:02 (2087 SEK). Would be very kind if you can check it out for me and tell me how you could get that lower price.

[@kasparvg]

I took this train about 3 weeks before Paul here did, but I travelled just from Narvik to Kiruna and back. There was just two carriages, a seated coach and another seated coach but with a kiosk and a compartment for the guard.

[@sooli1251]

The sink water pressure was really funny 😂

[@elliottp3751]

9:57 That carriage you sat on is a type R4 build in the 80's :)

[@pressrepeat2000]

Incredible. So clean, and that shower room looked awesome. The food options looked pretty extensive despite being pre packed.

[@AnTyx]

I really like these non-standard trip reports! May I suggest the business-class coaches in the Baltics? Lux Express in particular runs coaches between Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius and St Petersburg, as well as domestic destinations in Estonia, with coaches that have a Lounge cabin in the back half. I use this product whenever I travel around the region myself, I know it's very popular (often the Lounge seats will sell out before the regular cabin), and it could be interesting to your viewers. Even the regular cabin in these buses is very nice, actually.

[@angelgames9351]

AnTyx EE and they have free coffee and chocolate

[@robertcooper3985]

Wow. That is one helluva train ride - beautiful scenery! Must try it sometime. Thanks for posting, Paul, enjoyed it immensely.

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello Robert Cooper, How are you doing?

[@judyteeter1103]

The decor in the second dining car is definitely 1980's.

[@MartinAhlman]

Ah well, you missed an opportunity there! Getting off at Hudiksvall and going west deep into northern Hälsingland. You're always welcome here!

[@LincolnintheAdirondacks]

My jealousy level is through the roof lol

[@theolerou7490]

Yes indeed Lincoln, mine too and those ultra modern trains look fantastic and the Scandinavian countries beautiful with such modern cities and would have loved to be there but not possible for me. I need to go of these channels, if not, I may derail myself. I love those trains so much.

[@fjfichman]

Again, another great video. They are getting better and better. I only wish they were longer. The scenery is something I will never experience and want to thank you for bringing it to us. Great job Paul.

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello Frederick Fichman, How are you doing?

[@tompathepr0]

8:40 , sounds like Corona haha. took Me a while to figure out hat you meant Kiruna // from a fellow swede

[@cityuser]

Every time he butchered the pronunciation I said it correctly after him :P

[@deed_it]

Love those creative shots in between

[@alexye926]

@9:56 its called R4 and its made in the 1980s :)

[@DerQn66]

A friend of mine and me took that train three years ago in the arctic summer (with a stop-over-day at Abisko) and enjoying midnight hiking in the Fjäll and the white nights without sunset.That was amazing.

[@Derecq]

I did that journey the other way in June 2015 as wanted to experience the midnight sun / 24 hour daylight. Even in June the Lake at Rikgransen was frozen and snow on the mountains. I broke my journey and had two nights in Kiruna and did the iron ore mine tour. Caught the afternoon sleeper to Stockholm and like you I had the 3 berth compartment to myself. Excellent value and cheaper than the air fare plus hotel room price if I had flown down from Kiruna. It was nice to start my day in Stockholm shaved, showered, fresh clothes and having had breakfast.

[@davejohnson7432]

The second dining car is classic, 1985

[@chandilyar]

Nicely filmed and beautifully narrated. Thanks a lot for the nice video.

[@ivanoffw]

This train reminded me of Snowpiercer, the sequel to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

[@uzziya6392]

Here in Australia when you hear "sleeper train" you automatically think of the 2-4 day trips on things like the Ghan, Indian Pacific, Spirit of Queensland or Spirit of the Outback. They're the sort of thing you plan an entire holiday around, hop on board and then either fly back or wait a week for the next one (which limits the flexibility of how long you can spend wherever you ended up). The short-distance sleeper trains in Europe seem amazing because they're so cheap and depart so often you can easily just take one back whenever you like.

[@RailPreserver2K]

I recommend riding the canadian, it still uses 50s era passenger cars and its well worth the trip scenery wise

[@paulsomers6048]

Paul reported this train spot on time. The Canadian Via transcontinental trains are usual hours late. They're also expensive.

[@paulmadeja8550]

Amazing trip! 7th comment, 6th not including Paul... I love this channel! -Sam

[@KnightOnBaldMountain]

Well done. Thank you for this well-produced, interesting video.

[@derekbrune8545]

Thank you Paul. I have come to enjoy watching your work, it is always informative, interesting and apt. Compliments to you!!

[@arjumenonm]

I've got admission in Kiruna Space Campus, Sweden💖

[@monkey1842]

अर्जुन congratulations!

[@GaryJohnWalker1]

Magnificent. Not been on a sleeper train since January 78 - and that was just the Caledonian as far as Stirling. Must do more travel - and these sleeper services like wonderful.

[@BAD2010UK]

What did you do when you got to narvik?

[@michaellan78]

A fantastic place to see northern lights. The best time to go is from December to Feb. If you want to see good northern lights, don't go to Kiruna but go to Abisko (further north of Kiruna). The temperature is minus 35 degrees in winter. I think they celebrate their last sunset of the year in early November. After that no sunlight for 3 months.

[@ncplantdoctor]

I had never heard of this train before, but now I want to go there. I love trains.

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello ncplantdoctor, How are you doing?

[@crinkle2649]

That dinning car was decorated in the 1980s.

[@dirface]

Yes, 1988.

[@tasleemvlogs3756]

Hi Paul, when I was this video, I felt like I am travelling on such beautiful ❤train along the fantastic scenery. Thank you for bringing such wonderful✨😍 video.

[@optio256]

I can't get enough of your channel...

[@comments6482]

Incredible pricing for this trip! Only 800 SEK?

[@RickSterling]

I did this route April 1 1974 after 18 hrs of travel from Zurich to Stockholm in coach ... no showers on the train back then, but I did have a little sink in the sleeper room, I then travelled 6 more hrs by bus from Narvik to Tromso

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello Rick Sterling, How are you doing?

[@maryland8532]

Decor in the dinner car was 80's warped ideas! Orange is for healing and yellow is mind control 😎 sunny time.

[@AM107.]

12:53 Blink and you'll miss him.... The Rocket Ronnie O'Sullivan ;)

[@DaynaAshley]

This looks amazing! Way better than what America can provide for us. The Amtrak train is terrible. And you all have a great food selection! AMAZING!

[@nicolainielsen7700]

Hey, I live in Luleå

[@schmatzi54]

Thank you so much for this amazing video. This is one of the most beautiful journeys so far. And I must confess that I'm darkgreen with envy (In the good, not the bad way!). Carry on and enjoy all your trips!

[@pahanin2480]

I wanted to do this too, but after enjoying this video I’m satisfied without needing to experience it in person