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I've traveled on that train a significant amount of times; there's multiple models. The old one has the nice dining car - the newer trains have like 4 tables.
by dantheman 7y ago
I've traveled on that train a significant amount of times; there's multiple models. The old one has the nice dining car - the newer trains have like 4 tables.
Most food eaten on that train is actually eaten by people in their seats, and this is true across most European train routes.
I should note, that I love the dining car and nothing is better than a good coffee and watching the scenery go by.
- goblin89 7y agoThe one I took seemed like a somewhat new(ish) model both from inside and outside, but I’m hazy on details and wouldn’t be able to find a photo of it now. It was an enjoyable ride! (EDIT: Four tables sounds about right[0], but it was still okay.) Yes, it’s allowed to eat in regular cars and I wouldn’t say anything to anyone if they do it—but if at some point it starts to bother me, I like to be able to voluntarily put myself in a café-like environment of the dining car where I naturally become more tolerant to smells and noises. The change of context makes a big difference. [0] The dining car looked the same as in this article: http://don.at/references/don-denrailjets-der-oebb/ http://don.at/references/don-denrailjets-der-oebb/
- dantheman 7y agoAhh, yeah that's the modern ones. The old school ones are even better -- they have one that leaves ~ 7am I think. It's a not as nice as this, older less fancy, http://www.mavnosztalgia.hu/en/galeria/241 http://www.mavnosztalgia.hu/en/galeria/241 but it's honestly my favorite. It's so much nicer than the new ones -- but the new ones normally are only half the car and there's normally business class or something taking up the rest of the car.