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I would love to see the grand canyon and bring the grandkids-

Glad to have rode the train to Grand Canyon back in 2015. I was ten at the time. It was a great trip!

We’re celebrating my mom’s 70th birthday and just booked our tickets! So excited for this train ride. 🤠

I would prefer this if there wasn’t musicians

This should be on everyone's bucket list.

I visited here from Texas, this place is extremely beautiful, and the classic musics they play, very lovely. 100/10 recommend going here.

You can never have too many Shay's. These are my favorite engine type.

5:27 so sad :-( kids are having a blast and dad is scrolling his phone.

The filming, editing, and cinematography is phenomenal! Great job! This looks absolutely amazing!

I’ve taken the train, but it’s been more than a few years. It was lots of fun with the shootout at the start, the live music and robbers while on the train. If you’ve got the time, the huge meteor crater was about 50 miles of driving each way, as I recall.

Is there any transit to go there from Las vegas or Denver?

Love it ...

I just got back from taking my family on this Train!.. Got to see #4960 lead and snow in April! We had such a good time!

Why cheese up the ride with musicians and fake robbers?😩 Surely just the Canyon itself is more than enough!!!

WOW

Went to website like this video said, but in NO place is there to make RV reservations online!! What a waste of time, I went through everything! All they have are train and hotel reservations, ridiculous!

It wass amazzing😂😂😂😂😂

Had the opportunity to ride the train back in 2015!

I Want To Drive The No. 4960 In 2032 With The GCR's F40PH No. 295, Power Car No. 460 & Six Lightweight Coaches Consisting Of A 6 Window Passenger Car, Three 11 Window Passenger Coaches, A Dome Coach & An Observation Coach. However I Would Be 20 Years Old In 2032

Hmm did the southern pacific run by Williams

Amazing! Adding this to my bucketlist 😍 My family and I love traveling by train

I want to drive the 4960 with their f40ph, power car & their GCR streamlined coaches... But first when would 4960 get her 1472 day inspection or restoration

Very informative and interesting train ride

I think the Grand Canyon railway is about speed and sound of these powerful locomotives behind these luxurious passenger coaches that takes you to the biggest Canyon if i was your employee as a railroader

Im excited about the wild west show . Hope its after that breakfast station making me hungryy again

This is the last railroad in North America that I know of to use Steam Generator Cars

I Want To Drive The 4960 With The F40PH, Power car & the GCR Streamlined Coaches... but first... when would the 4960 get its 1472 day inspection

To my east coast fam: wanna make a super memorable moment for your kids, grandchildren or nieces and nephews? Book the polar Express in December!

I want to drive 4960 with the f40 and the GCRY streamlined coaches in 2032... but first. when would 4960 get it's 1472 day inspection

Day out with Thomas is coming to railroad near you at Williams AZ in 2024🎉

This was an awesome train rid especially for my granddaughters and grand son very exciting for the kids to see jow the pioneers traveled could never get this experience in text books experience the real deal

Can’t wait!! See you in 5 weeks!

How did you do getting the Anschultz stink out of em ???

We are going in a few weeks, looks awesome!

Runs on vegetable oil, amazing what it can do these days, Eco friendly, am I right?

I did this summer 2018. The entire experience was awesome. Loved every minute. What a great time!

They should run steam at least every other weekend

FP40

Good grief are there any melanated folks?

1:20 just a prop folks

Gotta admit that Baldwin made some of the best locomotives including 4960.

Are any of the train cars peaceful ?

Too bad the Santa Fe railroad didn’t keep the original route running through Downtown Williams in addition to the Crookton Cutoff - until 2018, the Amtrak Southwest Chief stopped at a small platform located on the outskirts of town, and people had to take a shuttle bus to Downtown Williams. The ATSF built the Crookton Cutoff for a good reason (to provide a smoother route for freight trains), but if they had rebuilt the original route through Williams as well for passenger trains to use, then the Southwest Chief train could have made a stop in Downtown Williams and passengers could transfer directly to the Grand Canyon Railway at the same location.

Y’all’s got more of them African American people in those there commercials and trips? I only seen 1. We might like to feel comfortable on this trip.

Everything looks nice & comfy, love that part, except every bathroom is DIRTY. That's enough to make us refuse to get on this train!

I’ve been to Williams before for my vacation I’m going today as well for my spring break we’re going to bearizona as well last time I went it was very great so much freedom once I get there from California we’re gonna go too a pool I might even see some of you folks

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I lived just outside of Williams on what is now Coconino County Park property...Cataract Lake. Then it was 90 acres with two ranch houses. Williams was in a severe state of depression. I processed firewood for Crazy Jerry until a young friend I got a job for there lost the fingers on his fretting hand during a splitter mishap. He was 15. I didn't want to go back to work, though Jerry begged me to. I paid 60 dollars a month and drew my water from the lake until the Highway Department issued me a cease and desist order so they could use the water to build interstate 40. I loved the feel of America before the interstate system. Now everywhere is almost like everywhere else with the ubiquitous Mickey Dees and such. I grew up in Phoenix in a part of old town which was taken for the cross town freeway...the Moreland corridor. Too many people in such a fragile environment. All that said, I would love to bring my wife to Williams once again and see what it's become. We don't usually do the tourist thing, but we would like to sample the train ride, the hotel and see what my beloved once home has become. Now living on the Canadian border on 50 acres within a state forest, I'm not a fan of what America has become, overall.