The Alaska Railroad's premium class of service offers passengers an exceptional way to travel across Alaska. Glass-dome ceilings allow for panoramic views, and an outdoor upper-level viewing platform – the only of its kind in the world – offers fresh air and an excellent vantage point for photos.
GoldStar Service
Offers fresh air and an excellent vantage point for photos. On the lower level of GoldStar railcars, passengers enjoy a full-service dining room; GoldStar tickets include meals, soft , and two complimentary adult beverages per trip for passengers over 21.
GoldStar Service features:
Glass-dome ceilings
Upper-level outdoor viewing platforms
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Coastal Classic
Anchorage > Girdwood > Seward
Discover why National Geographic Traveler ranked the Alaska Railroad's Coastal Classic Train among their Top Ten Train Rides in North America. A convenient round-trip schedule and picturesque landscapes along the route make the Coastal Classic Train a local favorite. From Anchorage, the train winds along Turnagain Arm and through the backcountry wilderness of the Kenai Peninsula; massive glaciers and towering waterfalls can be seen along the way. Upon reaching Seward, the train comes to a halt on the shores of Resurrection Bay, offering easy connections to Kenai Fjords National Park. A seven-hour layover allows plenty of time in Seward before the return rail journey to Anchorage that evening.
Glacier Discovery Train
A variety of destinations and a convenient round-trip schedule make the Glacier Discovery Train ideally suited for day trips from Anchorage. Traveling south from Anchorage, the train makes a brief stop in Girdwood, before continuing to Whittier, Portage, the Spencer Glacier Whistle Stop, and Grandview. On the return journey, Anchorage and Girdwood-bound passengers may opt to disembark at Portage 2 for a direct motor coach transfer or stay on the train for a lengthier journey including a stop in Whittier.
Round Trips
Travel Path: Anchorage to Girdwood (Round Trip)
Travel Path: Anchorage to Grandview (Round Trip)
Travel Path: Anchorage to Spencer Whistler Stop (Round Trip)
Travel Path: Anchorage to Whittier (Round Trip)
One-Way Trips
Travel Path: Anchorage to Girdwood (One Way)
Travel Path: Anchorage to Portage-1st Stop (One Way)
Travel Path: Anchorage to Spencer Whistler Stop (One Way)
Travel Path: Anchorage to Whittier (One Way)
Denali Star
A variety of destinations and a convenient round-trip schedule make the Glacier Discovery Train ideally suited for day trips from Anchorage. Traveling south from Anchorage, the train makes a brief stop in Girdwood, before continuing to Whittier, Portage, the Spencer Glacier Whistle Stop, and Grandview. On the return journey, Anchorage and Girdwood-bound passengers may opt to disembark at Portage 2 for a direct motor coach transfer or stay on the train for a lengthier journey including a stop in Whittier.
North Bound Trains
Travel Path: Anchorage to Wasilla
Travel Path: Wasilla to Talkeetna
Travel Path: Talkeetna to Denali National Park
Travel Path: Denali National Park to Fairbanks
South Bound Trains
Travel Path: Fairbanks to Denali National Park
Travel Path: Denali National Park to Talkeetna
Travel Path: Talkeetna to Wasilla
Travel Path: Wasilla to Anchorage
Adventure Class
Experience rail travel across Alaska at our best rate. Adventure Class cars offer comfortable seating and large picture windows. Open-air vestibules between railcars provide a chance for fresh air and excellent photo ops. Adventure Class guests are encouraged to travel between railcars, whether to take advantage of the open seating in our Vista Dome cars or visit the Wilderness Café.
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