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Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Cab Ride LA to San Diego DVD
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2009
- Experience the thrill of running Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner trains along the coast at 90 MPH! The perfect tool to help you get qualified on the Surfliner's "South End". This Double-disc DVD set includes every inch of territory between LA and San Diego, along with useful location information, signal indications, and speed limits. Realtime milepost data is available in the DVD's special features.
Recorded digitally with Sony Hi-Def cameras using stereo microphones located at various positions within the locomotive, this DVD set is the most realistic way to experience modern, hi-speed passenger train operations in a busy passenger corridor along some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.
In addition to the head-end video, this set includes a complete tour of the Surfliner locomotive and passenger cars, along with some exciting run-by action and outtake footage.
Running time 3 Hours. Color / Stereo Sound. Cab Ride
I watched this same video when I was 4 and I’m so happy it’s still on here nine years later
Los Angeles-San Diego is my favorite train route. Thank you for posting this video, and giving us the experience of riding in the cab.
Hearing that EMD 710 thunder up is 😍😍
Boy, I wish this Awesome Cabride Video could be Streaming on Netflix or Amazon's Prime Instant Video sometime in The Future.
Amazing to see the surfline like this!
Wow! This is one of the Best Cabride Videos I ever watched!
I got this DVD back in 2013 and this was the view as it was in mid-2005. Quite a lot has changed on the Surfline since then.
Yes, Surfliner now all SC-44s
Great video! Great view! Awesome route along the Pacific Ocean too! That's gotta be one of the best Amtrak routes in the country! :)
@tmotorman the surfline route to LA to San Diego is the old Santa Fe line,heading NORTH is the old SP line
I bought it. Its awesome. Greetings from Argentina
f59 horn sound gives me nostalgia
Wow,, I loved that. thanks. I would love to have that job. I hope you are paid well, that is a lot of responsibility, but something very few people get to do. Love to see more
Wow one Awesome Ride.Thanks Great job.
That was awesome!!
Thanks for posting.
They should do The Cabride from Los Angeles to San Luis Obispo.
Rode this line back in 1998 when it was still the San Diegans, still awesome :)
Yes it's available at Train Video Depot. Do a search and you'll find it easily.
We sell train related videos from about 30 different producers. I don't know how they got access on this one. But it is one of our best selling cab ride DVD's.
That was an awesome view !!
Great video
This Cabride Video was Filmed on July 1st 2005 during The 4th of July Weekend.
i like how when he passes the speed and opens up the throttle you can here its 3000 horse power
Very nice video.
Nice video!
2:01 throttle it up!! Next stop O-SIDE! (Oceanside Transit Center)
I know this is 457 in 2005-2006
man the engineers on this line must be on the edge of their seat with all the people crossing wereever they feel like!
I have got to get a ride on train! WOW!!!!!!!
@secret1service Clear, switch is set to main track (note the switch at the end).
wow thats cool
The display is Amtrak's latest attempt at a "Head's Up Display"; which is how I saw it. As for the video, it is shown in real time, and was produced in the cab of an Amtrak Diesel, on the route from Los Angeles to San Diego.
The Automatic Bell that sounds off when he blows the horn. He has the option of turning it off if he wants but he's not doing it because of the highly populated area he's in. Basically so people hear the train coming.
Fun, At San Juan Capistrano it heads west and goes along the beach for a number of miles.
But then goes inland to San Diego.
Fun ride.
"clacking sound" is poor audio of the bell being rung through the beach area.
Man, if there's ever a major tsunami in that area that train is SCREWED!!!
LOL!
It would be great to repost this in HD (hint). Look at those Palms and California surf! :D Have a great New Year!
I now have a good idea of the view my boyfriend sees when he runs his train he runs the sunset limited out of El Paso TX
Cool!
LOL this route gonna be released for rail simulator 2014 !!
Oh. Not sure, but there is a tour of the entire locomotive, and that is of #462.
At 2:05, that;s where I got my video of the RBBB circus train going north to LA
Yes this was shot from the cab of an F59PHI
@Trainhobby98 Well spotted it does sound like the 66
Actually, I meant the number, sorry.
Excellent showing of the Pacific Surfline! (former Southern Pacific territory)
Wouldn't mind working that job every day. Surf's Up!
PJH- Tunnelmotor
Do you know what engine this was recorded in?
I think it was Amtrak EMD F59PHI # 463.
463, 462, 459, and current 2116 were and is my favorite
i wish it was
what's with all the bell and horn, i only saw one grade crossing
Im guessing, but my own railroad experience tells me its not the track condition that warrants that speed. Ever been over the San Diego sub? That segment you just watched goes right down the beach, lots of pedestrian traffic of beach goers, joggers, etc that are unbelievably oblivious to the railroad.
How did you get this footage? I want to do something like this but for SLO all the way to San Diego.
+Mountain Mike That's really cool! Good luck with that, I would watch that.
The Bell.
Which one of the 15 engines was this filmed in?
I think It was 455.
463.
463
rip 59s
40 mph/kmh?
One Question: How These Guys Place The Video Camera in The Front Middle Part in The Cab of The F59PHI Locomotive?
I don't think it is an F59PHI I think it is the so called "cabbage" (cab/baggage/coach) ca
It *is* the locomotive. There is a complete tour of the locomotive in the extras section (including the toilet in the nose!) , and also some other scenes while running where the camera is further back in the cab. It is clearly the cab of the F59PHI. I believe the guy that shot this worked for Amtrak.
oh ok cause I thought it was the cab/coach car cause of the bell
This was back before all F59's except 462 had their bells replaced with E-bells. So each bell sounded different some like cabbage bells
2:07 EMD throttle up song....
dash cam?
What?! Is this a game or is this real life (because of the numbers in the display)...
does the water ever reach the tracks during big storms?
jimmygt4 nah
jimmygt4 mainly because we don’t get big storms
how much is the dvd?
I couldn't agree more!!
California is in Stone age, sadly... when it comes to railroads.
However, it's good we at least have something :)
Fake voices?
The camera should have been better shock mounted ot mounted on gyro stabilizer.
how did you get a cab ride?
+Chris' model train reviews This was a professional dvd done by a company called train video depot that made arrangements with Amtrak to shoot the film. I believe most or all of the route is on the actual dvd.
+Tim Alcoser This DVD was Produced by Facing Point Media who also Produced The Pacific Surfliner Add-on for Microsoft Train Simulator back in 2005 which is 10 years ago.
2018?
2021
@@chowman550 2022
That constant CLANKING really ruins the peacefulness of such a ride.
I would have put music to the vid instead. That would help.
That's the bell, it is annoying but it's needed especially along the beach where people are playing and running.
I understand it's occasional necessity, but if I were the engineer it would be like the Chinese water torcher. :-)
It's the locomotive bell to warn pedestrians
+John Larson To each his own. Music to my ears.
that sounds like either 452 or 455.
pegleg7777 I think it is amtrak pacific surfliner 455
This was 463.
5 stars but what is that annoying metallic clacking sound?
Arpeggio2007that would be an EMD steel bell being heard throughout the entire vid
Why do they still use wooden sleepers in the US?
some places they use concrete, bit also some of these are composite mixtures of wood and hard plastic type material
In Norway, all rail lines have concrete sleepers
Ok, nice to know. :-)
We started putting down concrete ties in the 80's/90's, and by now they have all been changed, exept some sections in stations, which are pretty rotten. I guess it comes down to the climate. We have warm summers (usually 20-25 C) and could winters (usually -5 to -15C), with varying amounts of show. In the fall it also rains a lot. :-)
The norwegian climate, landscape and scenery is very different from the countries you often think about as Europe ( GB, Germany, France etc). The best comparison for mid, eastern and southern Norway is canadian BC, and western and northern is what you get if you google Norway. The northernmost county, Finnmark, is a bit like northern Alaska. So a great diversity within the country there. Its mainly because of the Mexico-gulf and that it is as long north-south as the US west coast. :-D
Well, Norway isn't the best known country in Europe. George W. Bush once called it the capital of Sweden (most europeans don't like him very much). And these facts are very country-specific. What part of the US do you live in?
Hmm, I wonder if this is the video I paid for but never received because the company went bankrupt...
wow awsweef
Very disappointing video quality. Sorry.