I was in a sleeper car on a nighttime train trip several years ago, thinking I would sleep all the way to my destination. The moon and stars were so beautiful that night that I stayed awake and stared out the window the entire time. I was completely exhausted the next day, but it was totally worth it. There’s something so romantic about trains, even if you’re traveling alone.
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That’s amazing. Yes sometimes especially if you are alone! Thanks for sharing ☺️
Now at sixty, I want to go on a train from Kansas City to New York. Maybe I can do it and have a sleeper. I bet I wouldn't sleep looking out the window, wishing I could change my life.
@@dleimkuehler I have done AMTRAK , if you want to go to New York City , you have to get on Amtrak's South West Chief to Chicago and then change trains and get on the Lakeshore Limited to NYC.
My darling Dad was a Southern Pacific switchman for nearly 50 years. We had a train track behind our house. Dad would sometimes tell my Mom what time he would be going by and he would wave to us from a boxcar! I was about 3 one of my earliest memories. Love love love the sound of trains and their horns. They are magical.
My foster dad was an engineer on the Northwestern Railway. I loved seeing him at 4am in his overalls and cap and mom giving him his metal lunch pail and a kiss. He came home every night covered head to toe in black grime and wash with Lava soap. ❤️ I now have a train track 2 blocks away and love the sound of my 🚂
@@sauceboss2367 Thank you so much. Both my parents were just so so special. And trains are just magical. They all had nicknames. Dad's was Brownie and JP cause his name is John Paul Brown. Shirley Ann is Mom's. Sure do miss them, no words for it. Sweet dreams your comment was much appreciated.
I have had a fantasy for years that i own my own train, and I use it to travel all over. My bedroom would be the last car, with a nice covered balcony to sit on with a nice drink and watch the scenery disappear behind you. Perhaps in some remote part of the southwest. It is a thought that brings me calm every night, and this is the perfect sound to go along with it….
I work two jobs, and since I don't have a car, I can't go home between them. Instead, I have to take a nap in our break room. This helps me drown out all the conversations and walkie-talkies I hear from my teammates. I appreciate this video.
There is a train very similar to this in the United Kingdom. It's called the Caledonian Sleeper. It is a nocturnal train from London to several stations in Scotland. Wonderful journey.
My dad was a Boston and Maine man 36 years. I rode the train many times growing up. A beautiful, relaxing, calm sound. Touches my heart. Thank you for providing this. Nearly 61 and it has been many years. 😚
This reminds me of when I was a young teen and we would go to the drive-in theater. When a rain storm blew through dad would turn off the speakers and we would sit there and listen to the rain until they started up the movie again. Sometimes it would be late when we all got home. What made it so exciting was my mom would pack a picnic basket and dad would make a run to the snack box for cokes to have along with our sandwiches mom made. He would get back in the car and make sure we all got a few drops of the rain off his hat on us. Fun family times. Thanks for the memories!
@@monickalynn4365 >> Incense .... peppermints .... absinthe .... Its all a fantasy world on that train. And I love it. Hope you love trains , too. Toot Toot , all aboard!! Respect from USA
I remember when I was15 years old traveling by train with my best friend to see our good friend we hadn't seen in a couple of years. We left Toccoa Ga that morning and arrived at our destination 8 hours later in Slidell Louisiana. Our main destination was Bay Saint Louis Mississippi. But Slidell was the closest stop. We had such an amazing time on the train that day and we met some really interesting people. I'm 47 now and i look back on those times and realize how truly blessed i was to have that experience. I would love to do it again but im homebound disabled in a hospital bed in my parents livingroom. But i can still dream and thats alright by me.
What about the people that don't read your message? Is your message so important that only those that read it deserve this bizarre, nonsensical gift you bestow?
Thank you so much for this. I'm going through struggles in my life, and this particular soundtrack helps rid me of severe anxiety, and provides moments of peace.
Oh my gosh, as I laid on my pillow and watched this it literally almost felt like I was right in that room, laying in bed and looking out the train window, so cozy!
There's just something so relaxing about click clack of the train as it goes down the rails. I've only been on commuter trains but, one day I'd love to take a sleeper car.
The click-clack of the train somehow resembles the mother’s heartbeat that’s hardwired in all of us from our very beginning…hence it’s a sound that’s secure, serene and abundantly peaceful.
I want to travel more trains like this, out in the country, through the mountains and tunnels. Not simple, stiff amtrak cars that go by slopes so filled with trash you can't even see the dirt. Trains are magical, carriages with rooms or compartments like this, or even entire cars all to yourself, they're really something to savor. Thank you for making this.
As someone with plans to take a sleeper train from one end of the line to the other when it's safer to travel again, this makes me happy and feel relaxed for when that happens. ❤️
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Love that! Hope you have a good trip when you can ☺️
The cities will never be safe again. The future of American cities is very dark and bleak. CA is an example: High crime, violent crime so bad that walking around during the day is suicide, druggies everywhere. The USA will not recover from the blow the New World Order is handing it.
This is so much better than the real thing. I’ve traveled by train many times in the last few years. I traveled in coach, not a sleeper car, as my trip takes about 6 hours. I have to board at around 2:00 a.m. The seats in coach are so uncomfortable. There is ample leg room but the seats just aren’t comfortable.
My dad was an Erie then Erie Lackawanna employee for 40 years. Watching Upper New York state go by from a roommate was my favorite way to travel. Overnight was the Best. Going by farms that were all dark, then as it got earlier watching lights come on ... Bliss.
It reminds me of when we traveled by night train, on hotel trains, when transportation was not so "low cost" and traveling by train had a lot of charm.
paired with some relaxing German music, this is 10x better than it already was, throw in a weighted blanket, and now you've got yourself the most restful sleep you'll have had in a while
I immediately thought of Ramstein when u said German music so I got hella confused as to why u be chillin on a train with the most wholesome vibes on the planet while you have German yelling in the background XD. its giving "hey do u mind if i have some white noise?" "Nahh! go ahead!" then its just Death Metal or demonic screeching lmfaooooo
@@cakeMONSTARR14 Lol, I actually managed to find German versions of the tavern songs in Dagon Age Inquisition that I've been using. Rammstein is pretty good though!
@@cakeMONSTARR14BTW, in we have, only in Metal music, around 10.000 Bands and some of the most influential record companies, like Nukular Blast. And you can name only Rammstein?? Seriously?
I’ve been using this asmr video to help me relax and sleep every night for over the past month. So glad I found this video, there is just something so soothing to the soul of listening to the clickity clacking of a train.
Different trains from different countries have different rhythms. This sounds like like the British mark one on jointed track, at a guess. Nice to listen to anyway.
@@wideawake914 Definitely mark 1 63 foot 6 inch stock on jointed 60 foot track. There's nothing else that has that sound. Probably recorded on a preserved railway at it is running slowly, about 25 mph. Sounds better at twice the speed. Useful background sound if you want to do some work which you need to concentrate on. You can double the speed with Audacity.
I had a railway line (London tube) directly outside my childhood home, day and night I'd hear this sound. This video reminds me of those happy days, unlocked a precious memory I had forgotten about. Thank you ❤
I’ve listened to this for like six months now and absolutely love it the click clacking of the tracks host make me happy and sleepy 😴 but seriously this is amazing what you’re doing here and I love it loads thank you on behalf of everyone but also thank you to whoever reads this hope you sleep well!
This is just perfect - I used to put on thunderstorm sounds , but this made me wake up around 4 hours in, wondering why there was rain pelting on my window … then I remembered I left this on :) served it’s purpose ❤
Usually, every summer I travel via Amtrak for vacation. Due to the fact that the Pandemic has been going on, I haven't been on a train in over a year. This really reminds me of sitting in my room, falling asleep to the sounds of the train rolling along. This is much needed for me, thank you.
I find this the most realistic train ambience on UA-cam. Some have "clanky" track sounds, and worse still some have an intermittent very loud whistle that jolts you out of sleep or relaxation. This one has a very faint little "choo choo" for realism. As your comments are a few months old I hope you are both able to eventually take your vacations, and most of all the train ride. Sadly I can't even go on a bus atm as I tested positive for Covid on New Years Day. Stay safe wherever you are. 🙏🏻
👧👰🧖♀️The train videos aren't just the videos to fall asleep to; they're the videos for me to imagine the make-believe cities I'd love to travel to in my dreams❣❤
@ Nice and lively cities and beach cities are the types of cities I mostly created in my imagination. The train videos are like the places to rest between cities; Giggle❣❣
I paid nearly $600 for a sleeper (Roomette not the deluxe version sadly!) on my last Amtrak Spokane to Reno via Portland. Maybe couldn't *technically* afford it but I don't regret a cent, it's soooo relaxing. That, and I was out of frequent flyer miles 😉
I'm pretty sure at least 200,000 views on this video are from me! Thank you so much for making it!! Its the missing ingredient my ADHD brain needs to get things done. I've designed TV apps, written books, all sorts of things... because I have this to keep myself focused ❤
This is a masterpiece. I rode my local train down to Toronto, in Canada last month. It was HEAVEN!!! All you need are some snacks, a drink at the station, and you'll be in for an Amazing ride!!!
@ It truely is. Currently, Union station (Basically Grand Central Station but in Canada) is undergoing a gigantic overhaul, but it looks nothing short of incredible.
I've never slept or even been in a train at all but ever since I was little I always liked imagining if I looked out the window next to my bed everything would be moving and the moonlight shining in made it even more comfortable. and I'd try to trick myself into feeling like I was moving and overall try to picture I was on a train with a bunch of other people. Idk why but it just sounds so comfortable and I wanna sleep on a train some day
Many people want wealth, and riches like fast car's and yachts. So to read you have never been on a train, and it's something you've imagined since being a child. Your comment is really touching . So I also really hope you get to travel by train one day too. One with just a few people in the carriage so it's not too crowded, and you get the window seat...of course. All the best (train rides) for the New Year! 😉✌🏼
I can’t thank you enough for this video, I’ve had trouble sleeping for so many years and normal rain sounds helped a little bit, but something about this video just helps me totally shut my mind off and I fall asleep quicker than ever before. It’s amazing. Thank you so much ❤
These sounds bring me back to my childhood, when i used to travel through France for the holidays. Life was so simple and peaceful back then. Thanks a lot.
Just before Covid, whenever I went home from college, I started going by the newly enabled train route to my hometown. Part of the rail was ruined during the war and it had no electricity. They refurbished that part 3 years ago so the new trains could go there. The problem was, it wasn’t a direct line from where I was studying to home, but I basically had to circle the whole country to get there. It usually takes 5.5 to 6 hours by bus to reach it, and around 11 by train, almost double the time. But I didn’t care, every time, it was so comfortable that the ride was actually not a chore but an interesting activity. Since Covid happened, they shut the line down but there are talks that it will be reinstated soon, I really hope it will.
About 15 years ago I lived in an old house about half a mile from an old railway line. Some nights I use to get woken up by the sound of a train in the distance. The problem was that the line had been closed for 20 years and the nearest working line was 30 miles away.
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That’s so creepy! Not sure I could sleep in that house
When I board my first train in Indonesia, i'm instantly fell in love with trains. Until now, i often use trains for my travels in East Java to Central Java. I like meeting new people and talk with them on the train, and for a sleeper train, i like the "noisy" sounds of a train moving.
Makes me think about when I’ll move to my native city of Vienna once the pandemic is over. I love it , thanks 🙏🏼 I’ll travel in a sleeper , per usual. Oh, and also, the Orient Express . Maaan I love that train
This is the best train ever just laying back and reading a book and drinking hot coffee while the countryside is looks like it is speeding past the train at fast speeds and it is raining and the wind is blowing as well and the rest of the passengers are sleeping or relaxing like you are and the train conductor occasionally walks up and down the hallway making sure the passengers are well taken care of and comfortable on the night journey through the valley and the people who navigate the train are very good at what they do, G'night Y'all and sleep well.
The inside of the train seems to be stopped, but the scene where the scenery flows as fast as the heart rate outside the window still gives me the belief that it's heading somewhere.
Thank you for this. I recently had to switch to night shift at my job. Getting my sleep schedule right was being a challenge. I’ve always loved trains and found this after trying so many others to help me sleep. This is perfect!!! I use it almost everyday. Thank you again!
Ok, I feel I need to say Hey! since I’m here every night, trying to sleep. (And I have been checking in here for 9 whole months, except one day in June, I fell asleep on my couch... it’s a nice couch).
A very special seasonal express used to run in Italy from the hustle & bustle of Rome all the way up to a sleepy skiing village in the Alps called San Candido. It was ideal for those not wanting to take the rather treacherous drive, no airport being available nearby. Designed for affluent travelers wanting to arrive refreshed for a weekend on the slopes, the *Treno Sulla Neve* ("Snow Train" although "Train On Ice" is a more fitting translation) had mostly deluxe sleeper coaches, a couple standard sleepers and no basic night seater coaches, unlike normal Italian sleeper trains which might have one deluxe coach. The very rare "Excelsior" coaches were a fixture with their couple's suites featuring a foldaway double bed, entertainment system with AVOD like on a plane, private toilet with shower and hot meals served directly in the suite by the steward. Completing the service was the "Auto a seguito" system whereupon passengers would have their own cars loaded onto high speed capable autorack wagons which would be hitched to the back of the train, along with enclosed boxcars capable of handling lifted 4x4s or motorhomes, all of which would follow the snoozing/fornicating passengers as they sped through the freezing darkness towards their snowy destination, passing through countless stations without stopping.
Honestly, just by Pavlovian association, the sound of the logo make me sleepier than the train itself. I hear the bell bowl and the drink pouring, and my brain just starts to shut off~
This train looks very cozy. I love trains so much. I really love the calming and soothing train sounds. Thank you god for creating these wonderful vehicles. 🚄😳
One of the few soundscapes that really relax me bc so much nostalgy from the new times my parents and grandparents took me up north via train. Thank you for making this and blessing my sleep.
The click-clack of the train somehow resembles the mother’s heartbeat that’s s hardwired in all of us from our very beginning…hence it’s a sound that’s secure, serene and abundantly peaceful.
HangOut WithMe your suppose to be closing ur eyes and relaxing and trying to sleep , that's what it's for , steam trains have a different sound than electric or diesel.
@@owenwilliams3222 I use these ambiance videos for both. Sometimes just watching it can relax me. Otherwise I think they wouldn’t have a compelling visual at all.
I was writing with my earphones on . All of a sudden i wondered that i was feeling asleep .. it was an amazing experience that made me feel like i 've been moving in a train ...
I was in a sleeper car on a nighttime train trip several years ago, thinking I would sleep all the way to my destination. The moon and stars were so beautiful that night that I stayed awake and stared out the window the entire time. I was completely exhausted the next day, but it was totally worth it. There’s something so romantic about trains, even if you’re traveling alone.
That’s amazing. Yes sometimes especially if you are alone! Thanks for sharing ☺️
Have always wanted to take a solo train across Canada
@@popkitlum8415 I hope you have plenty of money , it is very expensive .
Now at sixty, I want to go on a train from Kansas City to New York. Maybe I can do it and have a sleeper. I bet I wouldn't sleep looking out the window, wishing I could change my life.
@@dleimkuehler I have done AMTRAK , if you want to go to New York City , you have to get on Amtrak's South West Chief to Chicago and then change trains and get on the Lakeshore Limited to NYC.
My darling Dad was a Southern Pacific switchman for nearly 50 years. We had a train track behind our house. Dad would sometimes tell my Mom what time he would be going by and he would wave to us from a boxcar! I was about 3 one of my earliest memories. Love love love the sound of trains and their horns. They are magical.
My foster dad was an engineer on the Northwestern Railway. I loved seeing him at 4am in his overalls and cap and mom giving him his metal lunch pail and a kiss.
He came home every night covered head to toe in black grime and wash with Lava soap. ❤️
I now have a train track 2 blocks away and love the sound of my 🚂
What a heartwarming story!
@@sauceboss2367 Thank you so much. Both my parents were just so so special. And trains are just magical. They all had nicknames. Dad's was Brownie and JP cause his name is John Paul Brown. Shirley Ann is Mom's. Sure do miss them, no words for it. Sweet dreams your comment was much appreciated.
@@deborahbeswick1396 ❤
@@christylynn451 💕
I have had a fantasy for years that i own my own train, and I use it to travel all over. My bedroom would be the last car, with a nice covered balcony to sit on with a nice drink and watch the scenery disappear behind you. Perhaps in some remote part of the southwest. It is a thought that brings me calm every night, and this is the perfect sound to go along with it….
Ooo I love that ❤
That sounds so relaxing ❤️
Can we thank him that he didn't put a ad there?
I work two jobs, and since I don't have a car, I can't go home between them. Instead, I have to take a nap in our break room. This helps me drown out all the conversations and walkie-talkies I hear from my teammates. I appreciate this video.
wow…stay strong my new friend
This with the yt stuff man keep it up dawg
There is a train very similar to this in the United Kingdom. It's called the Caledonian Sleeper. It is a nocturnal train from London to several stations in Scotland. Wonderful journey.
It’s on my bucket list!
Sounds wonderful!
I imagine it's expensive to go on that train, though?
@@tanyawieczorek6603 not if you're a hobo!!
There’s also one that goes from London to penzance (Cornwall ) Its called the night riveira run by GWR
Never heard of it. I would like to get on it.
My dad was a Boston and Maine man 36 years. I rode the train many times growing up. A beautiful, relaxing, calm sound. Touches my heart. Thank you for providing this. Nearly 61 and it has been many years. 😚
Amazing story ♥️ so glad you like this 😊
That’s nice, how are you
Time moves faster than a train...
@@dleimkuehlerassassination
I’ve been around the world twice….and believe it or not I’ve never ridden on a train….I bet it’s just awesome!
This reminds me of when I was a young teen and we would go to the drive-in theater. When a rain storm blew through dad would turn off the speakers and we would sit there and listen to the rain until they started up the movie again. Sometimes it would be late when we all got home. What made it so exciting was my mom would pack a picnic basket and dad would make a run to the snack box for cokes to have along with our sandwiches mom made. He would get back in the car and make sure we all got a few drops of the rain off his hat on us. Fun family times. Thanks for the memories!
Such a great story!
Amazing how that coffee stays hot for five hours.
Slow this vid down to .5 speed and the coffee will stay hot twice as long.
Lol! 😂
LOL 2x
Thought that was incense
@@monickalynn4365 >> Incense .... peppermints .... absinthe .... Its all a fantasy world on that train.
And I love it. Hope you love trains , too. Toot Toot , all aboard!! Respect from USA
I love the sound of the wind howling outside of the window. Very atmospheric and relaxing.
Glad you enjoy it!
@ keep up the good work
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I remember when I was15 years old traveling by train with my best friend to see our good friend we hadn't seen in a couple of years. We left Toccoa Ga that morning and arrived at our destination 8 hours later in Slidell Louisiana. Our main destination was Bay Saint Louis Mississippi. But Slidell was the closest stop. We had such an amazing time on the train that day and we met some really interesting people. I'm 47 now and i look back on those times and realize how truly blessed i was to have that experience. I would love to do it again but im homebound disabled in a hospital bed in my parents livingroom. But i can still dream and thats alright by me.
Hi there Melody you can write to me if you like what’s your favorite music?
To whoever reads this message, I wish you receive everything you want and everything you need. I wish you much love, health and success 🍀❤🌼
the same to you!
To you and your family also 😊
What about the people that don't read your message? Is your message so important that only those that read it deserve this bizarre, nonsensical gift you bestow?
Thank you so much for this. I'm going through struggles in my life, and this particular soundtrack helps rid me of severe anxiety, and provides moments of peace.
So lovely to hear this 😊 sending you good vibes
I hope things get better for you!
Check out Rabbi Yaron Reuven “If You Have Anxiety Watch This”. It’ll help you.
Same here, gives me so much inner peace
Oh my gosh, as I laid on my pillow and watched this it literally almost felt like I was right in that room, laying in bed and looking out the train window, so cozy!
Perception is everything.
There's just something so relaxing about click clack of the train as it goes down the rails. I've only been on commuter trains but, one day I'd love to take a sleeper car.
The click-clack of the train somehow resembles the mother’s heartbeat that’s hardwired in all of us from our very beginning…hence it’s a sound that’s secure, serene and abundantly peaceful.
Legend has it that one day this uploader will Heart one of my comments.
I see myself getting ready to drink the hot steaming chocolate and reading a good murder mystery -totally relaxing. Thank you.
Sounds like a great evening ☕️
That sounds awesome!!
polar express?
murder on the orient express seems appropriate
You could play this in a separate tab:
ua-cam.com/video/UbK-6unDe54/v-deo.html
I want to travel more trains like this, out in the country, through the mountains and tunnels. Not simple, stiff amtrak cars that go by slopes so filled with trash you can't even see the dirt. Trains are magical, carriages with rooms or compartments like this, or even entire cars all to yourself, they're really something to savor.
Thank you for making this.
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As someone with plans to take a sleeper train from one end of the line to the other when it's safer to travel again, this makes me happy and feel relaxed for when that happens. ❤️
Love that! Hope you have a good trip when you can ☺️
I would love to do that one day, good luck and safe travels!
The cities will never be safe again. The future of American cities is very dark and bleak. CA is an example: High crime, violent crime so bad that walking around during the day is suicide, druggies everywhere. The USA will not recover from the blow the New World Order is handing it.
@@christianfreedom-seeker2025 LOL. Have you been to a city recently? I live in NYC. We're doing fine.
@@christianfreedom-seeker2025 Someone escaped from the asylum.
This is so much better than the real thing. I’ve traveled by train many times in the last few years. I traveled in coach, not a sleeper car, as my trip takes about 6 hours. I have to board at around 2:00 a.m. The seats in coach are so uncomfortable. There is ample leg room but the seats just aren’t comfortable.
....and mothers with their babes asleep, are rocking to the gentle beat. And the rhythm of the rails is all they feel...good niiiight.....
My dad was an Erie then Erie Lackawanna employee for 40 years. Watching Upper New York state go by from a roommate was my favorite way to travel. Overnight was the Best. Going by farms that were all dark, then as it got earlier watching lights come on ... Bliss.
Trains will always be the most relaxing way to travel.
It reminds me of when we traveled by night train, on hotel trains, when transportation was not so "low cost" and traveling by train had a lot of charm.
paired with some relaxing German music, this is 10x better than it already was, throw in a weighted blanket, and now you've got yourself the most restful sleep you'll have had in a while
I immediately thought of Ramstein when u said German music so I got hella confused as to why u be chillin on a train with the most wholesome vibes on the planet while you have German yelling in the background XD. its giving "hey do u mind if i have some white noise?" "Nahh! go ahead!" then its just Death Metal or demonic screeching lmfaooooo
@@cakeMONSTARR14 Lol, I actually managed to find German versions of the tavern songs in Dagon Age Inquisition that I've been using. Rammstein is pretty good though!
The German music: auf der heide blüht ein kleines blümelein, und das heißt: Erika!
@@cakeMONSTARR14BTW, in we have, only in Metal music, around 10.000 Bands and some of the most influential record companies, like Nukular Blast. And you can name only Rammstein?? Seriously?
@@androidjenthat was 80 years ago, my friend. Welcome to the present.
I’ve been using this asmr video to help me relax and sleep every night for over the past month. So glad I found this video, there is just something so soothing to the soul of listening to the clickity clacking of a train.
Glad to hear this 😊
That is one smooth train. The coffee is safe at the very edge of the table and will not fall off. That's a smooth train for sure.
I put this on before bed and I am out in minutes. So relaxing!
3:12:45 ❤😂🎉😢😮
Yay! I can skip to the exciting bit now! 😉🎉🚂....😑🥱
I used to put kittens under my mattress. Thank god I found this eh?
Different trains from different countries have different rhythms. This sounds like like the British mark one on jointed track, at a guess. Nice to listen to anyway.
Yes with the octagonal screws holding the fish plate on.
@@wideawake914 Ah yes. The wyvon tie plates with sliding girds.
@@WillYouNotShutUp yes I think I heard too. They go clicity clicity cluck, as opposed to the normal cluckty cluckty click.
@@wideawake914 Definitely mark 1 63 foot 6 inch stock on jointed 60 foot track. There's nothing else that has that sound. Probably recorded on a preserved railway at it is running slowly, about 25 mph. Sounds better at twice the speed. Useful background sound if you want to do some work which you need to concentrate on. You can double the speed with Audacity.
Lol, Sheldons
Not just I, but my 4-year-old also shot off to sleep after minutes of listening. Thank you from an exhausted mom for my truly wonderful sleep 💝
So glad it helped!
This is what I play during dialysis. Puts me to sleep through the whole thing.
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I had a railway line (London tube) directly outside my childhood home, day and night I'd hear this sound. This video reminds me of those happy days, unlocked a precious memory I had forgotten about. Thank you ❤
I’ve listened to this for like six months now and absolutely love it the click clacking of the tracks host make me happy and sleepy 😴 but seriously this is amazing what you’re doing here and I love it loads thank you on behalf of everyone but also thank you to whoever reads this hope you sleep well!
@ElizabethSanto22
I'm ADHD and this is actually waking me up!
I play this every night at bed time to fall asleep to. It's pure magic. :)
This is just perfect - I used to put on thunderstorm sounds , but this made me wake up around 4 hours in, wondering why there was rain pelting on my window … then I remembered I left this on :) served it’s purpose ❤
Thank you!
I love listening to this as I go to sleep, I imagine I'm on a train in a cosy sleeper cabin as it rolls down the track.
Glad you enjoy 😊
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I am totally up for sleeping on a train like this! I don't even care where the train is going. I just look forward to the ride back!
Usually, every summer I travel via Amtrak for vacation. Due to the fact that the Pandemic has been going on, I haven't been on a train in over a year. This really reminds me of sitting in my room, falling asleep to the sounds of the train rolling along. This is much needed for me, thank you.
I just had to cancel my train trip that I was to go on in a week, I am so disappointed I am hoping this video will help alleviate some of the sadness.
I find this the most realistic train ambience on UA-cam. Some have "clanky" track sounds, and worse still some have an intermittent very loud whistle that jolts you out of sleep or relaxation. This one has a very faint little "choo choo" for realism. As your comments are a few months old I hope you are both able to eventually take your vacations, and most of all the train ride. Sadly I can't even go on a bus atm as I tested positive for Covid on New Years Day. Stay safe wherever you are. 🙏🏻
👧👰🧖♀️The train videos aren't just the videos to fall asleep to; they're the videos for me to imagine the make-believe cities I'd love to travel to in my dreams❣❤
Hope you're travelling somewhere nice 🚆
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Nice and lively cities and beach cities are the types of cities I mostly created in my imagination. The train videos are like the places to rest between cities; Giggle❣❣
Soooo romantic
@@siesies000
❤️ It's so romantic, it's as sweet as sharing bonbons with your sweet love. 💕💞❤️
YAY! Someone added the whistle! THANK YOU!!! Nice layering and density of sounds. Brilliant! Thanks for posting!
Thank you! 🙏
Somebody should drink that coffee before it gets cold!
It Looks like Harry Potter Train hhh, I feel soooo happy while reading nd listening to this
Glad to hear this ☺️
My dream is to do a train trip in a sleep cart but they are soooo expensive.
Me too!
I believe it's pretty affordable in India
Wait they still have these where?
Thailand you get your own sleeper bunk with a curtain and your bed runs along side the window
I paid nearly $600 for a sleeper (Roomette not the deluxe version sadly!) on my last Amtrak Spokane to Reno via Portland. Maybe couldn't *technically* afford it but I don't regret a cent, it's soooo relaxing. That, and I was out of frequent flyer miles 😉
I'm pretty sure at least 200,000 views on this video are from me! Thank you so much for making it!! Its the missing ingredient my ADHD brain needs to get things done. I've designed TV apps, written books, all sorts of things... because I have this to keep myself focused ❤
Glad to help 😊
This is a masterpiece. I rode my local train down to Toronto, in Canada last month. It was HEAVEN!!! All you need are some snacks, a drink at the station, and you'll be in for an Amazing ride!!!
Thanks so much ☺️ that sounds amazing!
@ It truely is. Currently, Union station (Basically Grand Central Station but in Canada) is undergoing a gigantic overhaul, but it looks nothing short of incredible.
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Nicely done. A train, some rain and warm lighting....the perfect recipe. Nice job with the subtle motion. Great job....Thanks
Thank you! Happy you enjoy it.
I love this can actually hear the train and the rain ☺️
I just like to travel at night with a Train, and to sleep while the Train is moving 👌🏻
The rhythm of the wheels on the track almost sound like a soft heartbeat.
I've never slept or even been in a train at all but ever since I was little I always liked imagining if I looked out the window next to my bed everything would be moving and the moonlight shining in made it even more comfortable. and I'd try to trick myself into feeling like I was moving and overall try to picture I was on a train with a bunch of other people. Idk why but it just sounds so comfortable and I wanna sleep on a train some day
I hope you get to sleep on a train one day 😴
Many people want wealth, and riches like fast car's and yachts. So to read you have never been on a train, and it's something you've imagined since being a child. Your comment is really touching . So I also really hope you get to travel by train one day too. One with just a few people in the carriage so it's not too crowded, and you get the window seat...of course. All the best (train rides) for the New Year! 😉✌🏼
@@jessikatkins1173 thank you :) your comment made my day. I just might end up going on a train this year.
Took a quick nap on a train today amd it felt nice
I can’t thank you enough for this video, I’ve had trouble sleeping for so many years and normal rain sounds helped a little bit, but something about this video just helps me totally shut my mind off and I fall asleep quicker than ever before. It’s amazing. Thank you so much ❤
So glad to hear that ☺️
I did my 1st sleeper car Thanksgiving weekend. I went from N.O. to Los Angeles. Magical.
I slept for 637 hours straight through I felt refreshed in the morning.
These sounds bring me back to my childhood, when i used to travel through France for the holidays. Life was so simple and peaceful back then. Thanks a lot.
hank you for the wonderful sounds. I hope everyone reading this gets a good night's sleep tonight! ❤
Thank you! Wishing you a restful night too 😴
I have been on sleeper trains in Canada , U.S. and Europe . I was never in a room as nice as this one .
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I love how the rain is pelting the window! It reminds me of home.
This is all I want out of life.
Just before Covid, whenever I went home from college, I started going by the newly enabled train route to my hometown. Part of the rail was ruined during the war and it had no electricity. They refurbished that part 3 years ago so the new trains could go there. The problem was, it wasn’t a direct line from where I was studying to home, but I basically had to circle the whole country to get there. It usually takes 5.5 to 6 hours by bus to reach it, and around 11 by train, almost double the time. But I didn’t care, every time, it was so comfortable that the ride was actually not a chore but an interesting activity. Since Covid happened, they shut the line down but there are talks that it will be reinstated soon, I really hope it will.
I hope you get to ride it again soon 😊
No se a donde me puedo imaginar que va este tren pero me arruya y es como si yo alguna vez hubiera viajado en algún tren pero jamás lo he echo gracias
I would love this train sound without wind noise, just pure train.
About 15 years ago I lived in an old house about half a mile from an old railway line. Some nights I use to get woken up by the sound of a train in the distance. The problem was that the line had been closed for 20 years and the nearest working line was 30 miles away.
That’s so creepy! Not sure I could sleep in that house
Train is so romantic.. First what comes to my mind is that movie... Before sunrise..
I’ve tried other ‘train rain sleep’ videos, this is legit the only one that hits the spot and just works somehow
I miss this sound so much..Its been 5 years, Before that I used to travel so many times for a decade. Its always a 3 nights journey.
When I board my first train in Indonesia, i'm instantly fell in love with trains. Until now, i often use trains for my travels in East Java to Central Java. I like meeting new people and talk with them on the train, and for a sleeper train, i like the "noisy" sounds of a train moving.
I love listening to old radio mystery programs. This is the perfect background while I listen.
Makes me think about when I’ll move to my native city of Vienna once the pandemic is over. I love it , thanks 🙏🏼
I’ll travel in a sleeper , per usual. Oh, and also, the Orient Express . Maaan I love that train
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This is the best train ever just laying back and
reading a book and drinking hot coffee while
the countryside is looks like it is speeding
past the train at fast speeds and it is raining
and the wind is blowing as well and the rest
of the passengers are sleeping or relaxing
like you are and the train conductor occasionally
walks up and down the hallway making sure the
passengers are well taken care of and comfortable
on the night journey through the valley and the people
who navigate the train are very good at what they do,
G'night Y'all and sleep well.
The inside of the train seems to be stopped, but the scene where the scenery flows as fast as the heart rate outside the window still gives me the belief that it's heading somewhere.
Thank you for this. I recently had to switch to night shift at my job. Getting my sleep schedule right was being a challenge. I’ve always loved trains and found this after trying so many others to help me sleep. This is perfect!!! I use it almost everyday. Thank you again!
Glad to hear it helps you 😊
@ please make more train videos if you can!!! I would deeply appreciate it!!!
Ok, I feel I need to say Hey! since I’m here every night, trying to sleep. (And I have been checking in here for 9 whole months, except one day in June, I fell asleep on my couch... it’s a nice couch).
Hey! 👋 I hope you sleep well 😴
A very special seasonal express used to run in Italy from the hustle & bustle of Rome all the way up to a sleepy skiing village in the Alps called San Candido. It was ideal for those not wanting to take the rather treacherous drive, no airport being available nearby.
Designed for affluent travelers wanting to arrive refreshed for a weekend on the slopes, the *Treno Sulla Neve* ("Snow Train" although "Train On Ice" is a more fitting translation) had mostly deluxe sleeper coaches, a couple standard sleepers and no basic night seater coaches, unlike normal Italian sleeper trains which might have one deluxe coach.
The very rare "Excelsior" coaches were a fixture with their couple's suites featuring a foldaway double bed, entertainment system with AVOD like on a plane, private toilet with shower and hot meals served directly in the suite by the steward.
Completing the service was the "Auto a seguito" system whereupon passengers would have their own cars loaded onto high speed capable autorack wagons which would be hitched to the back of the train, along with enclosed boxcars capable of handling lifted 4x4s or motorhomes, all of which would follow the snoozing/fornicating passengers as they sped through the freezing darkness towards their snowy destination, passing through countless stations without stopping.
Makes me remember my trip to Russia and Poland in 1988 and all those hours traveling in trains. Brings me back. Even the hot tea on the little table ❤
Prayers 🙏
This video is my current sleep video 🛌 I listen to it every night and if I wake up before I have to get up I'll turn it on again and fall asleep again
6 hour over night train from Poland to Prague back in the 90s put me off these journeys for life but I'll give it another go to beat insomnia
Honestly, just by Pavlovian association, the sound of the logo make me sleepier than the train itself. I hear the bell bowl and the drink pouring, and my brain just starts to shut off~
This train looks very cozy. I love trains so much. I really love the calming and soothing train sounds. Thank you god for creating these wonderful vehicles. 🚄😳
I would ride this train, not only it’s fancy, but trains have a soul.
Loving the peaceful vibes of these train sounds
One of the few soundscapes that really relax me bc so much nostalgy from the new times my parents and grandparents took me up north via train.
Thank you for making this and blessing my sleep.
Glad it helps 😊
Think I might sleep here with my feet where the pillows are so that I would have that wonderful moving vista in full view as I drifted off....
This is still the best of all the sleep sounds. It’s my go-to.
The click-clack of the train somehow resembles the mother’s heartbeat that’s s hardwired in all of us from our very beginning…hence it’s a sound that’s secure, serene and abundantly peaceful.
Best train and rain loop on the platform so far. Thank you very much.
I love the sound of trains 🥰
Remember, friends - this too shall pass. No feeling is final.
Love this, maybe slow down the window imagery a little to make it more relaxing to look at ❤️
HangOut WithMe your suppose to be closing ur eyes and relaxing and trying to sleep , that's what it's for , steam trains have a different sound than electric or diesel.
@@owenwilliams3222 I use these ambiance videos for both. Sometimes just watching it can relax me. Otherwise I think they wouldn’t have a compelling visual at all.
It kind of makes me dizzy. I think it's because the window is so big and the "landscape" is going by so fast.
This is my favorite one. I love the soothing setting and sounds. this helps me relax so I can fall asleep at night. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
The ambient videos with trains are the best!!!
I agree, something is so comforting about trains!
*Kicks in door to metal cover of Thomas the Tank Engine*
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I would love to be on a train trip to nowhere in a train car like in this video
Im listening to this and reading "the girl on the train “ book, so lovely 🤍
I've got this tab open from like a year is there anything similar? This is so damn good! Easy to fall asleep. Especially after 5 beers :D
I was writing with my earphones on . All of a sudden i wondered that i was feeling asleep .. it was an amazing experience that made me feel like i 've been moving in a train ...
That would be so nice. Being able to watch it rain while staying warm and cozy.
There's something magical & calming about trains! I took a train trip with my mom as a child & I love trains to this day! Love this! ❤
Quelle superbe moments tout ceci me rappelle. ...all that brings back memories..we was young strong free...alive!
Thank you very much helps with my sleep at night this
Glad to help ☺️
@ NO PROBLEM I LSTEN TO THIS probably sometimes now 12 hours a day at least its good background noise i will have to check ure other videos