This video is sponsored by... my very own wallet 🥲 Today we are going to be riding Canada’s Greatest Train, “The Canadian” from Toronto to Vancouver for 5 days. Please enjoy the trip! Hey this isn't Japan~ We are at Canada’s New York, Toronto. Welcome to Canada. Here we are at Toronto Union Station. Today we are going to be riding Canada’s greatest overnight
sleeper train, “The Canadian” for the next 5 days. The train is even embedded in the Canadian currency!!! This is the very rough schedule for our journey. A trans-continental 4,466 km (2,775 mi) 97-hour journey. The channel's longest trip to date, and the first outside
Japan. (This video will feature half the train journey from Day
1-2.) We booked the Sleeper plus Solo Compartment. All meal, breakfast, lunch, and dinner is included. For a grand total of 2,500 cad/2,000 USD Or 500 cad per day. 🥲 We will be riding Train 1 from gate 16. Welp, here we go. Kinda nervous even as I am excited. The train arrives. Clap Clap Clappity Clap. A whopping 26-car configuration. Equivalent 2 laps around the track, 5 minutes just to walk
from the rear to the front. A long long train for the long long journey. This train was born in 1953 and is now 69 years old. A literal Boomer train, a grandma of a train. This is kinda exciting. This is our train car. Train Car 0118. Armrest Manor. “At the end of the corridor is your room.” This is my room. The Sleeper Plus Solo Compartment. 2,500 Cad~. (2,000 USD) 2,500 Cad~. (2,000 USD) the door is lockable but from the inside only ??? We are scheduled to depart soon. I was called upon to the observatory room. Yes. A nice ribcage design. 9:45 am. Our 5-day train journey starts. 2 minutes in. The train stops. W h a t. T h e. H e c k o. What is going on~~ Good bye Toront-. IT STOPPED AGAIN. GRANDMA. We are leaving behind the CN Tower and Toronto. How do you say good bye in french I think it was something like... Oliver. I was given a von voyage champaign. so I got a glass of water. The train is so excited that the train starts doing the
moonwalk. A very entertaining gesture from the train driver. It’s getting close to 11:00 am. Time to head to the dining car for lunch. Seatings are shared, so if you like communication... It’s heaven. If not, Rest in pepperoni. You dead. Table for 1? Just maybe. Let’s stare into the Canadian landscape for good luck. My luck has been shattered by reality. ITS GOING TO GET SO AWKWARD. Anyways let’s just stare into the menu. Pulled pork sandwich. Shrimp and scallops. Daily Pasta. Veggie burger. First is Soup. Red like the Canadian flag meaning... it’s probably a famous Canadian soup. Tastes like Canada. This is the lunch. Shrimp and scallops. And grass. There are red vegetables in my salad. Rare Canadian vegetables. Oh, I even get dessert. How lucky. Chocolate ice cream. Bone apple tea. Heading deep into the Canadian wilderness. Room👏Tour👏Time. Here we have the sink corner. The Sink. Not Drinkable tap water. Drinkable tap water. Tissue paper. Tissue box Amenities include... The towel. The smaller towel. The smallest towel. Cup Earplugs. Soap. Lotion. Shampoo. What is this? Here we have a toilet. Do not question the Canadian way. A nice constellation curtain. A lovely detail. 2 hangers. Light fixtures. A fan. Power outlets. Storage space. More storage space. and this is the... Bedd. LET'S ENJOY THE TRIP! ONLY 75 HOURS TO GO!!! This is our view for now. We will witness the Canadian Shield. Grasslands. And the Canadian Rockies. Very excited. It is time for a train tour. This is the Economy car. 500 Cad/400 Usd (Toronto to Vancouver) A great opportunity to break your back. Food is not included but can be purchased in the lounge car. Economy car users have access to 1 of the 4 dome cars. From here on is for sleeper car passengers only. The diner car. Great for dining. The sleeper cars. Great for sleeping. The dome car. Great for doming. The sleeper cars include 3 sleeper types. The sleeper plus "twin sleeper". 5,000 Cad/4000 Usd (Vancouver to Toronto). 2,500 Cad per person. Comes with a toilet, sink, and bunk beds. The sleeper plus "closet edition". 1,500 Cad /1,200 Usd (Vancouver to Toronto). Transforms into bed at night. No power outlets so enjoy nature. And the Sleeper Plus "solo sleeper". 2,500 Cad / 2,000 Usd (Vancouver to Toronto). Each sleeper cars include a... A washroom. And a shower room with infinite water supplies. Let’s continue to the rear of the train. From here on is the prestige class. Prestige class: 10,000 Cad / 8,000 Usd (Vancouver to
Toronto). Television It comes with a private washroom with a private shower. Enjoyed by people with infinite money like BrMeast. And at the rear car is the bar. And this cool-looking lounge... Is the bullet lounge. How’s your day going Boris. And then there's this. Behold. World's finest ice cream sandwich observatory room. But the bullet lounge is better. Very nice. Came back to the sleeper plus class... Beer tasting contest. Famous clear beer from Canada. It’s this one for sure. Dinner. Beef tenderloin. Trout. Chicken. Broccoli. Mushroom soup. I ordered the beef tenderloin. Looks tasty. The recommended medium-rare. I will end my day by eating a Via Rail cake. 9 hours in and this is our progress. No hair dryer on the train. Improvise, adapt, overcome. Don’t know the reason but I’m super drained. Good nighters. Day 2. Where are we? 5 days might have been a mistake. Only 3200km/2000 miles to go. With great power comes clean windows. Yes, please clean all of the dirt off. Good morning from my first morning on The Canadian. Very good tea. Same scenery for hours upon hours. Lakes and trees. Sometimes civilization. Hello, breakfast. Today's menu looks like this. Trans-Continental breakfast. Omelette. Waffles Continental breakfast. And so forth. I got the toasted bread. With the Trans-Continental breakfast. Bacon. Scrambled eggs. Quite different from the ones served at Mcdonald's. Canada, the epicenter of melon breakfast culture. This is probably the equivalent of having pineapples on a
pizza. Time flies when having fun. 8:00 AM. Intersecting with the "#2 the Canadian train" from
Vancouver. Last few hours to Toronto. Only trees and lakes ahead of their journey. Good luck, "#2 the Canadian train." Yoga time. Meanwhile, at the diner car... Lunch. Burger. Pasta. And so forth. Chicken soup. The Canadian beef burger is here. We have summoned the Pringles man for our lunch. Seems like he will enjoy the journey through my digestive
system. Pringle man tastes pretty good. Pringle man’s ice cream. Very creamy. Bone apple tea. I returned to my room and lined up all the Canadian
currency. Canada really likes animals. These are the Canadian rainbow banknotes. The 20-dollar bill, Queen Elizabeth. I have a feeling that this guy is on the train with me. With respect to the Canadian beaver association... Time to find a beaver. Beaver dam? Beaver? ??? Where are you beaver~~~ Maybe if I win this bingo game I might be able to see a
beaver. Confidence. PLEASE LET ME WIN, I NEED THAT BEAVER. Good bye beaver dreams. Dinner in the middle of the Canadian wilderness. Canadian soup once again. We finally did it. We crossed the first border. We are in Manitoba state. As a celebration, the waitress started to hand out the
meals. Pork tenderloin. with a FAT broccoli. I let the fork slip into the broccoli and delivered it to my
mouth. I’m glad to tell you that it tasted better than a patch of
grass. And before I knew it. The plate. Was still full. Thank you via rail staff for the fat broccoli. Very grateful. For dessert is a raspberry mousse cake. Tasted nothing like moose. But tasty nonetheless. Bone apple tea. 4 hours later. We have finally arrived in a city. Winnipeg. The birthplace of Winnie the Pooh? Could be a lie. Wonderful weather we are having today. Human rights museum. What are your thoughts on the latest news? “No Comment.” How about you. “arrivederci.” Ok then. The station is having a waterfall exhibition. I would never understand art. Let’s head back to the train. 1:08 am. 188 minute. DELAY. Thunder. The grandma train, getting the true AED experience. Thor: love and thunder, in theatres on July 7th. 217-minute delay. To be continued to part 2 into the Famous Rocky mountains. Thanks for watching!
