thats feasible isnt it??

how long??

do i actually pass the AMerican border etc??

What are the stations called?
any info is mucho appreciated!

Last time I took the train from DE to TO and back I was in 6th grade

bout 32 yrs ago

hmmmm thats intresting but not realy that helpful!

mach took the train so i guess it is feasible. wouldn't you say?

i posted a map on that other thread.
it shows the routes. i posted the link for via rail there too.

i bet if you googled "amtrak" you could find that link.
and descriptions of the detroit to toronto train.
like how long it takes. and how much it costs.

as for the border. yes. when you leave michigan and cross into ontario
you are leaving one country and entering another. you would need your passport.

It's actually a very nice trip. I've only taken it by train once, but I drive it all the time. It takes between 2 and a half and 3 hours. I imagine the train would take a bit longer with stops and whatnot. If I remember correctly, I believe it was a 5 hour trek. Of course, I was travelling from Port Huron to Toronto, but it's roughly the same distance and a similar route to the trip you're taking.

I've taken it...it's a nice trip - about four hours.

applekisses said:

great thanks!

will you be there to greet me applekisses!!!

i dont suppose you know any doctors,nurses or carpenters!!!

we may have a friend in common!

emm said:

merci merci merci!!

applekisses said:

so its amtrak is it?

and is the city/staion actually called toronto? or does it have a daft cololoquial name!!

jonylawson said:

It's called Toronto...but, you know...it might be easier for you to get a train from Toronto to Windsor, Canada (which is what I did on my trip and it is just across the river from Detroit) and have your friends drive over the border to pick you up by car. I just looked at the route on the train and it's really out of the way and about a 12 hour trip!

http://www.amtrak.com/ser...k/HomePage