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New Options for Rail Travel in Alaska

Jan 26, 2020
New Options for Rail Travel in Alaska
Railbookers is offering tours with Alaska Railroad.
Credit: 2020 Railbookers

What
Railbookers recently launched a collection of eight new itineraries in Alaska featuring two classes of passenger service on Alaska Railroad’s Denali Star and Coastal Classic trains. The new options include Highlights of Alaska with Alaska Railroad, Denali National Park with Alaska Railroad Northbound, and Grand Alaska Adventure with Alaska Railroad Southbound.

Why It Matters
The Alaska Railroad is a popular way to explore the state, and these new tours include top spots such as Denali and Kenai Fjords national parks. A rail tour gives travel advisors a new option for clients looking to experience Alaska’s iconic backcountry.

Fast Facts
- The Alaska Railroad offers two classes of passenger service: GoldStar Service (only available between Anchorage and Seward) and Adventure Class (available on every Alaska Railroad route). GoldStar Service is inclusive of full-service onboard dining, soft drinks and two complimentary alcoholic beverages. Adventure Class cars offers full-service onboard dining, large picture windows and comfortable seating. 

- While onboard, passengers are urged to travel between the various railcars to take advantage of the Wilderness Cafe and Vista Dome cars.

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- The Alaska Railroad operates year-round. The peak season stretches from mid-June through mid-August, while the off-season schedule is from mid-September to mid-May.

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