[InOne]

I use them all the time and they're pretty convenient for a lot of people I'd say. It's hard to imagine anyone going through life without going on one, even if it's just a steam train to take in a view or whatever. I guess it could be possible if you always have been driven or drive everywhere, also if you just never leave your village!

[Josy]

I really don't like trains but I have been on one (maybe about 6 times)

I can't look out of the window whilst it's moving or I get a really bad headache.

I hate the tube even more than the train.

[Me. I Am Salman]

only use the DLR, tube and overground, never been on those trains that take you out of the city

[lostalex]

When i was a kid my parents brought us on a train to go to Disney World, and we slept on a carriage with a glass roof, it was cool sleeping on a train with the stars overhead. We didn't know we were going to Disney World, they just told us we were going on a train ride, and honestly, just riding on the train was exciting enough as it was. I loved it. You can imagine how we (my brother and I) reacted when we found out we were going to Disney World.

[Z]

Originally Posted by lostalex

When i was a kid my parents brought us on a train to go to Disney World, and we slept on a carriage with a glass roof, it was cool sleeping on a train with the stars overhead. We didn't know we were going to Disney World, they just told us we were going on a train ride, and honestly, just riding on the train was exciting enough as it was. I loved it. You can imagine how we (my brother and I) reacted when we found out we were going to Disney World.

That put a smile on my face, how lovely! That's a nice memory to have. A glass roof sounds cool!

[Kate!]

I love trains but don't like the underground cos it makes me feel claustrophobic and trapped.

[Ammi]

..I really love train journeys, I love the motion of the train and usually fall asleep...my dream trip would be to go on the Orient Express.....

[MTVN]

Have a 4 hour or so train journey every time I go to Uni or back so pretty used to it now, I do quite enjoy train travel really, with the routes often going quite rural you get some good scenery and its a nice bit of time to just read or listen to music or whatever, I get some good thinking done on trains

[Josy]

Originally Posted by lostalex

When i was a kid my parents brought us on a train to go to Disney World, and we slept on a carriage with a glass roof, it was cool sleeping on a train with the stars overhead. We didn't know we were going to Disney World, they just told us we were going on a train ride, and honestly, just riding on the train was exciting enough as it was. I loved it. You can imagine how we (my brother and I) reacted when we found out we were going to Disney World.

Awww, what a nice story.

[lily.]

That Disney world trip sounds cool..

I went on a 'sleeper' train to London when I was little.. then we took the regular train to come back home..

Other than that, I've taken the train to Glasgow a few times.. but I don't use trains on a regular basis.

[joe199998293]

The only times I go on trains is to go from Pudsey town centre to Leeds city centre. It's just so much quicker and cheaper than the bus.

[AnnieK]

I've been on the Orient Express but only on a day trip....would love to go on a sleeper train.

I want to do the journey Alex did...

[smudgie]

Been on the sleeper trains in Africa, from South Africa to Zimbabwe, through the Kalahari, think we were on 3 full days and nights, tiny bunks, hot stifling weather etc, but a great adventure.
Done the full journey 4 times in all.


Much prefer the train to Whitby through the Esk Valley.

[Sophiee]

not regularly or anything but sometimes. I really love long train journeys, so relaxing .