What is the difference between first class and economy on the XPT?
Economy seats recline back to 28 degrees and offer plenty of leg room. First Class Seats: feature footrests and armrests, drop down tables and buffet car access. First Class seats recline back to 40 degrees and offer extra leg room.
How much is a train ride in Australia?
| Indian Pacific fares | ||
|---|---|---|
| One-way fares in AUD, per person: | Gold Service single sleeper | |
| Sydney – Perth | Adult | $2419 |
| Child under 16 | $1527 | |
| Sydney – Adelaide | Adult | $829 |
Can you smoke on the Indian Pacific?
You can smoke in the smoking ‘capsule’ while aboard the Indian Pacific, even while it’s ‘parked’ at Central awaiting departure…well you can till new legislation takes effect next year when it will all end.
Are there sleeper trains in Australia?
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Are drinks free on first class trains?
All passengers travelling in First Class will receive complimentary food and drink.
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Are there first class sleepers on the Brisbane to Sydney train?
First Class Sleepers: are available for services travelling overnight between Sydney/Brisbane/Sydney and Sydney/Melbourne/Sydney. Twin cabins offer towels, toiletries and bed linen. Breakfast is included in the service tariff and beds convert into comfortable seats for the daytime. Twin Cabin has 1 set of double bunks in each cabin.
What are the first class seats on the train?
First Class Seats: feature footrests and armrests, drop down tables and buffet car access. Seats look in the direction you are travelling in however are able to be rotated for a group of 4 with prior notice. First Class seats recline back to 40 degrees and offer extra leg room.
What kind of train does NSW TrainLink use?
NSW TrainLink’s fleet of XPT’s (express passengers trains) carry passengers in air conditioned comfort to their destinations in economy and first class seats throughout the day and night, with sleeper facilities on overnight routes.