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TheRainyGamer Aug 22, 2017 @ 7:30pm
Seattle to Portland Route
Hey, I love the Stevens Pass route, But it Doesn't Go through Seattle which is Disapointing, and while the Stevens pass route is Busy, it's not as Busy as the Seattle to Portland route. A Seattle to Portland route could go from Seattle's King Street Station And Seattle Yard down the BNSF Main lines to Portland Union station and Portland Yard. This Route Could include all Amtrak stations along this route and could include The Branching out lines and yards along this route, Such as the Branching Line to the Renton Boeing plant, and the Tacoma Yard. Also what Could be included is new BNSF trains, The Sounder Communter Rail, the Amtrak Cascades, and Amtrak Coast starlight. Anyways I created this Discussion For this idea to be put out there and also to allow for people to add on to this idea to make it even better.
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Rogue Aug 22, 2017 @ 9:29pm 
Part of my Seatac Rail, now in the workshop you can run Amtrak from Seattle to Tacoma, with a stop at Kent.

I'm presently working on a new version. The Amtrak from Tacoma to Lacey (Olympia) is done. The Seattle to Everett is under construction. Eventually the entire Cascade route will be done.

However, it takes forever to lay track and scenery for that many miles so I have no idea how long it will take me.

but if they want to come out with a Seattle to Portland route it won't hurt my feelings. :)
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TheRainyGamer Aug 23, 2017 @ 11:35am 
Originally posted by RoadHog:
Part of my Seatac Rail, now in the workshop you can run Amtrak from Seattle to Tacoma, with a stop at Kent.

I'm presently working on a new version. The Amtrak from Tacoma to Lacey (Olympia) is done. The Seattle to Everett is under construction. Eventually the entire Cascade route will be done.

However, it takes forever to lay track and scenery for that many miles so I have no idea how long it will take me.

but if they want to come out with a Seattle to Portland route it won't hurt my feelings. :)
If they did that it would save you tons of work
Last edited by TheRainyGamer; Aug 23, 2017 @ 11:52am
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nyrmetros Aug 24, 2017 @ 10:56am 
Would be interested.
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TheRainyGamer Aug 24, 2017 @ 1:50pm 
Also they could research the Actual Station Platform lengths as in the past train sim hasnt done that. anyways, good day everyone
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TheRainyGamer Aug 25, 2017 @ 10:08pm 
Common post ur ideas to this post
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IC125 Aug 26, 2017 @ 2:50am 
Why do you keep bumping your post up? Please give others a chance to be seen, as your's is not the only thread of importance. Thank you.
Last edited by IC125; Aug 26, 2017 @ 3:38am
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TheRainyGamer Aug 29, 2017 @ 2:01pm 
Originally posted by IC125:
Why do you keep bumping your post up? Please give others a chance to be seen, as your's is not the only thread of importance. Thank you.
Ok sorry. I just really wanted this to be seen.
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IC125 Aug 29, 2017 @ 2:04pm 
Originally posted by Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana:
Originally posted by IC125:
Why do you keep bumping your post up? Please give others a chance to be seen, as your's is not the only thread of importance. Thank you.
Ok sorry. I just really wanted this to be seen.
No worries, thanks for being honest :)
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TheRainyGamer Aug 29, 2017 @ 2:08pm 
Originally posted by IC125:
Originally posted by Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana:
Ok sorry. I just really wanted this to be seen.
No worries, thanks for being honest :)
Honestly this has died so im just going to save the final idea and maybe keep it or just post it to the new route ideas
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