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Sep 18, 2026

Jessica LewisHOST
44:40
And a lot of them are just like such basic things, that it's like some of them are literally the things you touched and the other are, are like more conceptual, like the little toy train for Jasper.
Jessica LewisHOST
44:50
That doesn't look anything like the Rocky Mountaineer.
Jessica LewisHOST
44:53
Come on.
Dan HeatonHOST
44:54
[laughs] Yeah, I mean, it's interesting that they had so many, 'cause they also had the menu for that one, that they also had that train, which that threw off even at back, 'cause they were like, "Well, this is the train right now," and they cut to the train.
Jessica LieseHOST
42:16
That's like, some of them are literally the things you touched and other are like more conceptual, like little toy train for Jasper.
Jessica LieseHOST
42:23
That doesn't look anything like the Rocky Mountaineer.
Jessica LieseHOST
42:26
Come on.
Dan HeatonHOST
42:28
yeah I mean it's interesting that they had so many because they also had the menu for that one that they also had that train which that threw off even it back because they were like well this is the train right now and they cut to the train so the show almost fooled us because they were like and I was like oh yeah they're right that's the train that pipe doesn't mean anything that's just like some pipe they were using nope nope I still was having a hard time figuring out how that pipe related to the field goal thing, but I guess it was like used as part of the catcher.
Barbara PetersHOST
34:37
I keep hoping they're bringing more of them back.
Barbara PetersHOST
34:39
Have any of you taken the Rocky Mountaineer from Vancouver to Banff? One of my absolute favorite train trips.
Barbara PetersHOST
34:47
But now there's a similar one from Salt Lake City to Colorado to Denver that you can take.
Barbara PetersHOST
34:52
It's like a 48-hour ride.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
4:47
If you have listened to this show even a little bit in the last year and a half, you know that we, Mark and I, are big train people.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
4:56
So I found this announcement kind of interesting that Rocky Mountaineer, the train company, is going to rebrand their Denver to Moab, that they're going to rebrand that particular line.
Mark FaldmoHOST
5:08
They are, yep.
Mark FaldmoHOST
5:09
So the new name, the actual train name, will be the Canyon Spirit.
Mark FaldmoHOST
5:13
The itinerary will still be the Red Rocks to Rockies, but it will be Canyon Spirit will be the brand that operates that line.
Mark FaldmoHOST
5:21
So they're going to keep the Rocky Mountaineer in the Canadian Rockies.
Mark FaldmoHOST
5:26
So that will remain the same.
Mark FaldmoHOST
5:28
And they're just renaming their U.S. train to the Canyon Spirit train.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
1:50
Coming up on today's show, we are heavy on trains.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
1:55
We are talking about Rocky Mountaineer, Denver to Moab, and of course, in the Canadian Rockies.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
2:02
Such a great combination if you want to head to Alaska.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
2:05
And then we're also gonna be talking with Sam Langer of Grand Canyon Railway.

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Patrick WiscombeHOST
11:37
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Patrick WiscombeHOST
11:41
And he will also post this on blueplanetvacations.com.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
11:45
When we come back, segment number two, the hot travel deal of the week, and this time we are talking about trains in Alaska and southeastern Utah on Rocky Mountaineer.
Patrick WiscombeHOST
11:58
That is next when the Inside Travel Talk Podcast, a radio show, continues.
Steven ScottHOST
6:37
I mean, I got the sense hills, more hills, mountains, more mountains, some with ice, some not with ice, some with snow, some not with snow.
Steven ScottHOST
6:47
I got that sense because there was a little bit of description going on from the people on the train, for example, on the Rocky Mountaineer train as we travelled through from Banff through to Vancouver, an incredible journey, by the way, but, you know, It would be nice to actually have some of that described as we went along.
Steven ScottHOST
7:01
So, yeah, I do.
Steven ScottHOST
7:02
And there are times especially, you know, it's funny.
Jessica LewisHOST
48:00
Yeah.
Jessica LewisHOST
48:01
I, I thought that Rocky Mountaineer leg was fantastic.
Dan HeatonHOST
48:04
Mm-hmm.
Dan HeatonHOST
48:05
You know, a hidden clue just comes outta the ground again, and people have to see it when they're going to the bathroom or something.
Jessica LieseHOST
48:41
Yeah.
Jessica LieseHOST
48:42
I t- I thought that Rocky Mountaineer leg was fantastic.
Dan HeatonHOST
48:45
Mm-hmm.
Dan HeatonHOST
48:46
You know a hidden clue just comes outta the ground again and people have to see it when they're going to the bathroom or something not while they're going to the bathroom b- as they walk towards it or something so I like that idea that's cool.
NatashaGUEST
4:27
So definitely sort of Canada way.
NatashaGUEST
4:30
We've got in particular, we've got a deluxe Alaskan voyage and Rocky Mountaineer, which ticks off quite a lot around that area.
NatashaGUEST
4:39
And you're combining sort of land, sea and train in there as well.
NatashaGUEST
4:43
So we're getting a lot of the main attractions featured on one itinerary.
NatashaGUEST
4:27
So definitely sort of Canada way.
NatashaGUEST
4:30
We've got in particular, we've got a deluxe Alaskan voyage and Rocky Mountaineer, which ticks off quite a lot around that area.
NatashaGUEST
4:39
And you're combining sort of land, sea and train in there as well.
NatashaGUEST
4:43
So we're getting a lot of the main attractions featured on one itinerary.

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