My friends and I had a wonderful experience. we went to Santa Fe from Albuquerque and back, we had a fun day around and the train was beautiful! On the way back, we were thirsty because we had cocktails at dinner, and the very young guys who work on the train were so nice they gave us bottles of water! for free! Sometimes when it is dark outside it feels like the train is not moving, but don't worry, it is just nicely slow. As long as you keep your shoes off the seats, you're gonna have a great journey. We totally recommend it! read more

As guests from Omaha, Nebraska, the Rail Runner was on the top of our list for things to do whilst visiting New Mexico. We had the opportunity to visit once again during the Balloon Fiesta and were staying in Albuquerque. A day trip to Santa Fe sounded like the perfect idea so we hopped online and purchased our tickets. The process was fairly simple and extremely inexpensive (our toddler was even free)! The stations that we visited were clean and well maintained. Staff were helpful and polite on the train. We found the interior of the train to be clean and comfortable. Our ride was beautiful. We had the opportunity to see great views of the mountains and some of agricultural land through New Mexico. If you are visiting Albuquerque or Santa Fe, I strongly encourage a trip on the Rail Runner. It's definitely a great economical option for travel! read more

New Mexico Rail Runner Express - Metro Stations Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

What a great surprise this was! We road from san5a fe to Albuquerque shopped and loved ride. Perfect experience read more

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I love the Rail Runner. Whenever I have guests in town, we will shoot up to Santa Fe or to Belen on the RR. I probably take a ride every 6-8 weeks. I like to sit upstairs for the view. Tips: 1. Buy your tickets ahead of time. 2. Use the app. I keep the RR app on my phone. It makes life a little easier. 3. Get the day pass. I am 65. Day pass is $6.00. Normal pass is $9.00. Still cheaper than round trip driving. 4. Sit upstairs. There is a great view out the windows. 5. Get a table. You get lots of flexibility with the table. 6. Don't take too much because you have to carry it around. 7. Take cards or a book. Conversation gets thin on the way home. 8. Get to the stations at least five minutes before boarding. read more

Train was on time and both of my interactions with staff was pleasant and courteous. The central station was however, sketchy not well lit and lacked any type of vending machines. read more

I approached a security guard that works on the rail runner. Very nice and polite. Asked him some questions he was more than happy to answer my questions. read more

Ok, so the price jumped almost 400% from $2.50 to $9 in less than a year? The Santa Fe depot is actually a tourist location called the Railyard. This, not so much. The depot is an urban and desolate spot, up some stairs and past some underemployed leisurely types of sunbathers. With two tracks it was unclear which way to go- the signs didn't help, and even calling the customer service didn't help. We guessed it was the second track and guessed right. So, despite the slightly rundown area, there's still no faster, cheaper, easier, and safer way to get from Albuquerque to Santa Fe, if you so choo-choo-choose. It's convenient because you don't have to get there early to get a ticket, or deal with a machine, or even make sure you have cash. The friendly crew comes by to sell you tickets while you sit there and pretend your feet weren't on the chair in front of you. They don't like that. There are no layovers like airports or transfers like buses or weird colored lines like subways. The trains are clean and comfortable. Sometimes the guys on the speaker sound like you're on Big Thunder Railroad- I almost expected to see a goat eating dynamite. read more

First time taking the rail runner from Albuquerque airport to Santa Fe. Had to take a bus from airport to downtown but it was a few bus ride so made the trip cheaper. We took the express train which is a bit faster. Overall, very nice and smooth ride, air conditioning was comfortable and not too cold. Very nice ride and relatively quiet. A great alternative way to commute from point A to point B. read more

Many times have I experienced racism or discrimination on the rail runner. Today is 06/07/2025 and I've had my month pass checked twice now on this one train ride and watched a few white people get a 'nod' from the ticket master and he walks away. Kinda questioning it after 2 years of riding this train but New Mexico is broken as a whole so I shouldn't be too surprised. read more

Finally tried riding the Railrunner train and I was quite impressed. The train is very clean inside. Almost looked like new. Picked it up in Santa Fe. There's four stops there so it's easy to get on close to home. Lots of parking too. I'm going to explore all the stops by riding the Railrunner often now that I know how easy it is. Pay on the train. Conductor passes through and asks where you got on and where you want to get off. He compiles the fare and gives you a receipt. Best buy is a round trip ticket I f you are only spending the day as I did. They take cash or credit cards. read more

What many locals don't take advantage of, is our Rail Runner Train. It's clean, comfortable and beats driving to Santa Fe, etc.? It takes approx an hour and half from Downtown ABQ to Santa Fe Depot. If your adventurous, get off at "South Capital", walk over to Clafoutis Rest., pick up a delicious beignet and coffee then walk to the Plaza. Drink and eat edibles all day and not worry about driving home. Train Discounts (it's inexpensive already) are available to Seniors, Vets, Kids and Handicap. Hope to see you on the Rails. Thanks for reading. Avram Mentallyhandicap D.Div. read more

you cannot hear or understand anything said on the overhead speaker...ugh! y does my review have to be at least 85 characterz?

Love public rail transport in Dallas, Chicago, NY, San Francisco, Atlanta, Italy, UK, China, Germany, Russia, and Netherlands, so I had to try NM. On time service from Zia station in Santa Fe to Downtown Albuquerque was comfortable air conditioned, clean, safe, and onboard payment (cash or credit card) was easy. Online there's a very easy to follow schedule/route map. Oddly, there is no schedule/route map posted on the train or in the stations, but onboard there are free pamphlets with the info, so Get One! Zia station has no public parking despite having adjacent a huge empty lot. Instead park across the very busy intersection at Albertson's, slide down an embankment to the sidewalk, and hope everyone obeys the traffic signal while you walk across 6 lanes of highway. Good Luck, especially at night. The service onboard consists of heavy-handed enforcement of nationwide TSA mask rules. Passengers who allow their mask to slip off their nose are threatened to be off-boarded in the middle of Native American reservation pueblos. This is more than a little stupid; it is irresponsible. Finally, the nearby train route does not include the only major airport in the state. How this obvious stop was omitted is a mystery. Taking a cab from the airport to the Bernalillo Station offers a cheap, although not entirely convenient way to travel to Santa Fe. read more

The railrunner was super convenient to utilize for the Winterbrew fest in Santa Fe. The staff on board were friendly and courteous. I would have given 5 star rebiew, but its difficult to distinguish what the stops are as there is no signage on board and when the conductor speaks its muffled. As always its best to plan ahead and know you're read more

Coming from AZ, I like to compare ABQ to Phoenix and Santa Fe to Sedona. Oh how I wish we had such a nice train to take us to Sedona! But alas, I wait for that day lol... Anyways, the Rail Runner is truly an awesome mode of public transportation that's as clean and affordable as it is convenient! $9 gets you a day pass for all zones, but you can get cheaper passes if you're not going very far. The interior is very well-kept and thoughtful with the outlets under the table arrangements for phone charging! There is security always present and if there's anything suspicious going on, you're constantly advised to notify accordingly. Definitely makes me feel safer than my many trips on the Phoenix light rail, where no such security exists. The only thing you gotta watch for is that the schedule does occasionally change for special events. I recommend checking the RR website right before your travel date to see if there's a special schedule on that day. read more

Whether you're a tourist or a commuter, this has a place in your heart. You like trains. I like trains. We ALL love trains! Why aren't there more of them? That's a looong story but in NM, you can ride a train, and actually get some trainsportation while you do it. (sorry. couldn't help it). This cute lil' number will get you from a station in Santa Fe to ABQ faster than traffic will allow during rush hour and with a better view than you can get short of a back country horse ride. Need to get to the airport? Check the schedule but you might be able to pull that off as well. Notes: The quiet car only operates during certain hours. (she says sadly, trying to ignore the screaming children 2 seats down) Station info: The Santa fe station is outside, and can be brisk on a windy winter day. The ABQ station is accessible, but NOT the nicest place for you to hang out so you will want to walk a few streets over for drinks rather than hang while waiting for the bus. Have fun. read more

I'm currently sitting on the Rail Runner Express on my way to Santa Fe! There are lots of little kinks, but overall this is a pleasant experience so I wanted to share and encourage others to give it a try; if not as a regular work commute, then for day trips and adventures. :) The downsides range from minor price discrepancies (says $9 on the internet but I was changed $10) to inconvenient times. Taking the 9:30 from ABQ means I won't get to Santa Fe til 11:30 - late morning for an office worker, but the earlier train stopped at ABQ and didn't continue north. This was my only option. But, I brought my hotspot, got a seat with a table, and with the exception of some playing around on Yelp am able to work quietly on the train making my work day more reasonable. You arrive at the station and pay a waiting ticket agent. The internet says cash or card. The ticket agent prints out your all-day ticket right there; don't lose it as you need to show the on-board ticket agent AND it's how you get back home! A ticket agent and a security guard patrolled the train. Riders were quiet and well-behaved. It was a pleasant ride without the drama of ABQ city busses. (I don't know how it works exactly because I use a monthly pass, but your train ticket is ALSO valid on ABQ & Santa Fe city busses, just fyi.) If you don't get distracted staring out the windows, the commute is an excellent time to get some uninterrupted work done. The ride was occasionally a little bumpy, but not so much so that you can't work with a laptop and breakfast in front of you. Take advantage of and support this amenity we have as increased ridership will drive increases in the service they can provide. Enjoy! :) read more

I visited ABQ and decided to visit Santa Fe. I did not rent a car, so I took the Rail Runner to Santa Fe one way. You buy your ticket on the train, they take credit cards and cash. It's a cool ride, because you can see aspects of Pueblo life that usually you don't get to see - just don't take photographs when passing through the pueblos. It's scenic, it's nice, and a more European way of traveling that I wish they had throughout the United States. It's also super cheap! However - there is only one bathroom on the train (so hold it or use it before you ride). Make sure you sit up top for the best views. There are also no refreshments on the train, so pack your own. read more

Let me let you in on a way to save the $35 shuttle to and from Santa Fe. If you can plan your flight to coincide with the Rail Runner. You purchase a Day Pass or one way ticket. If you are a Student you can show them your valid school ID or Class Schedule. Anyone with a disability can show their proof of Disability to get the discount. I purchase my tickets online. If the ABQ AIrport Express Bus is Running from Alvarado Transportation Center its a nonstop ride or take the longer 30 minute ride. Or you can fork over $12 or so for an Uber/Lyft but do take the train to Bernalllio South County station the next one after Alvarado unless you want to spend time in Downtown to eat. Generally the trains run on time and are much more spacious than the Gromes Shuttle(formally Sandia Shuttle) which got some bad reviews. The NM Railrunner is a godsend and not many people use it to the airport. I have had friendly service and I love the views. You can sit back and relax to and from the airprot. Another tip is to rent your car in Santa Fe the day after you arrive if you can stay in Downtown and then return it the day before and take the train to and from the airport. read more

This could definitely be better, more convenient and faster, but I'm looking at this from the perspective of what we actually have, which is a train service from Albuquerque to Santa Fe (and way beyond, soon). When I first came to this city I thought, "The only thing this town really, really needs is a rail system" and then I had to wait a decade, but eventually a really smart governor who understood the business and tourism potential of such a venture actually did it. Wow! This should be a must-ride for any tourist with a day or two to spare. Pick a city to spend the night, then ride the rails which cross through some lovely high desert and Indian pueblos. Rent a bike from Routes Rentals & Tours and bring it up to the City Different for an afternoon, the Rail Runner will accommodate you. And spend your dollars at local businesses which give back. read more

Nice, clean,efficient,punctual, and a good option should it meet your travel needs. You can buy online and save one dollar, or hand a credit card to the attendant who comes by once onboard. Trains have a nice bathroom, (will post a pic). Trains also have free internet, nice chairs, upper and lower lever cars, some tables with ac plugs, space for luggage and bikes at end of car. Announcements are made and you can also watch the video monitor for upcoming stops. Once in Santa Fe show your ticket to the white local van/bus and ride that free. Or just walk around downtown/plaza area. You can ride free from train to Airport in Albuquerque on a shuttle there also. If you buy online you show that when leaving ABQ airport for free also. If you didn't buy online you pay $1 for the shuttle. Trains run right on time! They are very quiet. If you have bags, bikes, or don't want to climb stairs you can sit on the lower level. There is a small mid level too, then the larger upper level where most choose to sit. Its a well run operation, and a special senior rate of $6 all day if you quality. Otherwise $9.00 all day. Or there are one way and other ticket options. It's a well run operation. For years the talked about something like this. They often called it a high speed line. This isn't high speed, probably about the same as driving and it makes a few stops, but no parking, gas, driving hassles. A great way to go. read more

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On my most recent trip to visit my family at home in NM I decided to incorporate a trip on the Rail Runner from Albuquerque into Santa Fe. Having just relatively recently moved from ABQ, I couldn't believe in the 2 years I had been here I didn't ride it. I have several former coworkers who use the Rail Runner to commute daily between all the communities served by the Rail Runner. They have a shuttle that will take you from the Airport to the Downtown/Alvarado Transfer Station. This can be very convenient if you time your flight and the buses just right. The trains to Santa Fe mainly run during the peek commute times during the week. Arriving at the airport just after 1pm I was between trains. The next one didn't leave again until just after 4p. The website was easy to use and I had already purchased my ticket online. When 4pm came I made it to the station. The train was clean and spacious . Not much room overhead for baggage (like airplanes) I shoved my carry-on under the seat. I chose a window seat facing west so I could enjoy the scenery. I rode through to the final stop in Santa Fe. Here you have quick walking access to many great restaurants and bars. There is also a shuttle to the plaza and some of the area casinos. Yes, it may take 45 min in a car between Santa Fe and downtown ABQ and the Rail Runner takes closer to 2 hrs, but it is a great leisurely ride and you avoid the rush hour traffic. This is a great addition to any visit to the Land of Enchantment. read more

New Mexico Rail Runner Express - Waiting on the Railrunner. (Downtown Station) - Metro Stations Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

I need a day to decompress, and headed out on the 8:30 train to Santa Fe. The ride was smooth and the train was nice and clean. And for $9 you can't beat the access to smooth ride with good views of the countryside. read more

New Mexico Rail Runner Express - Metro Stations Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

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We love this train, sit upstairs and relax all the way to Sante Fe. Train station is in downtown ABQ and you will be dropped off in SF with a shuttle available to drop you in downtown SF. Beep Beep read more

Great experience! However just a warning, the train takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes to get from Downtown Albuquerque to Santa Fe. They also do not have any rides between 11am and 4pm! It is a beautiful ride though! read more

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Dave goes to New Mexico part 5. Inexpensive public transportation that is clean and on time - yes, I am a fan. Finally, after a long day in airports, waiting for the bus to come, and standing in the heat waiting for our train, we boarded the Rail Runner. It was so nice to sit down in a nice seat in a cool compartment. Ahhhhh! The Rail Runner is a commuter train. For my So. Cal. readers, it is very similar to Metrolink. However, Rail Runner only goes on one track between a commuity south of Alburquerque to Santa Fe. From downtown Albuquerque, the ride is about 90 minutes and costs a whopping $9 each way. My boss decided we should take the train rather than rent a car. I think this was a good choice. The train seemed to have pretty decent ridership. It is nice to see that people are using this resource. The crew both ways was polite and helpful, and the train was on time. While the experience with the train itself and the crew was very good, some of our fellow passengers left something to be desired. The extremely drunk Native American man who sat across the aisle from me on the way back to Alburquerque was obnoxious. He really needs to shower, dry out, fix his teeth, and stop leering at 14 year old girls, and the guy who said he was a student at Univ. of New Mexico needs to stop trying to steal the conductor's stuff. Conversely, the really nice guy with the tats on his arms who spoke to the drunk guy and helped him find his ticket was one of the nicest random person encounters I have had in a long time. He was engaging and much more articulate than I would have imagined. He really provided me with a lesson in not judging a book by its cover. If you need to get from Albuquerque to Santa Fe, or visa versa, Rail Runner is a great option, and you may just learn something about your fellow humans. read more

Do you know the way to Santa Fe? On our recent vacation trip to Albuquerque, we hopped a train for a day trip to Santa Fe. There is really not a negative thing I can say about the Rail Runner. Our entire experience from planning our trip online to catching the free, convenient shuttle once arriving in Santa Fe was positive. I was most impressed with the Rail Runner employees. Sooooo nice and funny! Just an exceptional level of customer service you might be challenged to find in other parts of the country. Some train highlights: ~ You can purchase your tickets once onboard if necessary ~ The trains were super clean and offered outlets to charge your mobile devices during your trip. Also, the restroom was immaculate. ~ Gorgeous views along the way ~ FREE shuttle service once you arrive at the train station to the downtown area One last little detail that I found entertaining. When the train doors are open, a roadrunner "meep meep" sound bite plays until the doors shut. I know, I know, it's the little things that make me happy. read more

I am so glad that we have rail service between Albuquerque and Santa Fe! Although I've only ridden the Rail Runner once, I think it's so important for any metro area to have functional public transportation. Things I loved: - Very smooth ride - Most of the patrons were quiet, so I could get some reading done - Two full levels of seating - the top level is great for views! - Comfortable and clean - Free wifi Things that could definitely be improved: - Speed (The "express" is 1.5 hours from ABQ to SF?! Aren't trains supposed to be faster than cars? Since I can make the drive in 50 minutes, this seriously diminishes the value of the train. Why take the train, and be stuck in SF without a car, if the commute is actually twice as slow?) - Free wifi didn't really work for me and kept cutting out, but I love that they're trying. I really hope the speed can be improved in the next few years, because that would really make the Rail Runner a viable alternative for traveling to Santa Fe. It would also make people more likely to live in one city and work in the other, since now the commute is just terrible enough to defer a lot of folks from doing that. But as it is now, just grab a book, relax, and enjoy the long, smooth ride. read more

The Albuquerque metro area is VERY lucky to have a heavy rail commuter system. Many larger cities are still only talking about something like the Rail Runner. And many cities that do have light rail/heavy rail don't have something as nice as this. The trains are very well maintained, despite their age. Their appearance and cleanliness on the day I went was very good. The train staff were all very friendly, respectful and helpful. The rest rooms were convenient and for the most part clean. The route is scenic between ABQ and Santa Fe. There are lots of amenities at the major stopping points. There are park and ride spots at most stations. The parking lots are well designed, and appear to be safe. I left my car all day at one of the smaller stations (Sandia) and had no issues. The ride was smooth and enjoyable. The $9 day pass ($9 if you buy online) isn't exactly cheap but it's on par with similar systems I've used in California. The trains are well-utilized. This is good since the federal government doesn't subsidize the train. If it ran all the way to the airport it would be a five-star rating. But I am guessing that negotiation and building the track from the I-25 corridor east to the airport is a tough row to hoe. I am also guessing the taxi-lobby and the airport parking business lobby has worked hard to stop it. If it could happen eventually, there might be a way to make it work for all parties. All-in-all the word I keep going back to in order to describe the Rail Runner is LUCKY. Travel to major cities all over the country that do NOT have a train like this and realize that a relatively small town like ABQ should be grateful for such a service. read more

I'm such a rail nerd. If I ever have the option to take the train anywhere, you'll see me on a train. In another life I would have been a hobo riding the rails and living by my wits. (It would have been a short life) While in Albuquerque in the spring, I found myself looking for adventure outside of the city. When I saw that my hotel was a short walk from the Train Depot downtown and further found out about day drips up to Santa Fe, I had to pounce. The Rail Runner Express is a clean, convenient, and fun way to escape ABQ and visit the beautiful town of Santa Fe to the north. The train was on time, and I was surprised to see all the people opting to take the train. It was cool and heralded a time of yesteryear. I couldn't get wifi to work for me, so I read a little, and listened to a song on repeat (http://youtu.be/iJl-yvWxJx4) as I watched the beautiful New Mexico landscape whoosh by. Before I knew it, I was in SF. I stayed for a few hours and then grabbed the train back to ABQ. A fun and cool day was had. read more

I like commuter trains. I like public transportation. I also know that it's hardly ever a sustainable endeavor and we'll soon be paying out the wazoo in pensions, bureaucracy and the whole nine. C'est la vie, I guess. But this train can be a fun way to get up to Santa Fe, or a way to avoid having to drive for a change, or simply an adventure for a family or group of friends. The price is pretty cheap and you have good, ample seating and clean space. I hope it remains this way for a good and long time. read more

Great if you have the resources and time to use it. Otherwise it's still cheaper and faster to take a car back and forth, especially once the repaving between Bernalillo and Burque gets done. But if you're riding single, and need time to get some reading in, or some work done on your laptop, and are close to your final destination at both stations... give it a go. read more

New Mexico Rail Runner Express - 599 Station in Santa Fe - Metro Stations Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

A few things you should consider before riding. THE INTERNET DOES NOT WORK! I've taken the train probably a 100 times between Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Not one time has it worked. This issue has been going on for well over two years, and frankly they don't give a shit. Don't advertise it on your website if you refuse to fix it. My last 3 experiences..... 1) Arrived at Sandia train station and a sewer line had broken. A good majority of the passengers had to trudge through this mess and it smelled just lovely. 2) Train broke down right outside of 599 station. An hour later we backed up to 599 station and they told us they would send busses. An hour and a half later I decided to uber it, which cost me $25 to get to Santa Fe. They refused any refund. 3) Change of schedule. Waited over an hour to get on train because they changed the times for Balloon Fiesta. Why not just run more trains? If you look at their website it should be front and center rather than way down the page. Even the bus drivers (Sandia Shuttle) were waiting on wrong times....About 40 people made the same mistake, so obviously I wasn't the only one. read more

The homeless people hanging around the train station were a bit creepy and very insistent on their panhandling. But otherwise, we very much enjoyed the train ride from Abq to Santa Fe. There's a restroom on the train? Where? Didn't see one in our car - and I know where they're supposed to be (we ride Metro Link in So Cal). We enjoy using public transit and wish this train service had been in place years ago when we lived in Albuquerque. read more

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This review is for shuttle to the train, not the train itself. The "free" shuttle from the ABQ airport never showed up. When I called to check, I got a live person, but he said he didn't know why and had no way of finding out. I had to pay for a cab to the train station & nearly missed the last train. So much for a relaxing start to my vacation. Completely unreliable shuttle service with no recourse, no contact, and no refunds if you miss the train because of them. read more

I ride the Rail Runner 5 out of 7 days of the week it is a comfortable relaxing and enjoyable trip back and forth from Belen to Albuquerque read more

New Mexico Rail Runner Express - Metro Stations Near Me - Albuquerque, New Mexico

The railrunner has been a really great development for New Mexico. Getting around in NM isn't a particular challenge like other cities but having train that connects our cities is a wonderful advancement. The trains are clean, roomy, and really cute. Depending on which direction you are going you get to look out the windows and see lots of rural areas, the rivers, and other landscapes. This is a great way for people who work out of town to commute to Santa Fe, Belen, or Los Lunas. read more

A couple of weeks ago a friend from Michigan was in Albuquerque on business. On her last day we took the Rail Runner to Santa Fe. Later that day she noticed the hat she was wearing was missing. She assumed she left it on the train. That hat was very special to her. It had pins on it from various places around the country she had visited. She was so disappointed. The next day I sent an email to the Rail Runner office and explained what had happened. I left my friends name and phone number in case the hat turned up. My friend said a representative from Rail Runner called her and asked her to describe the hat and the time we arrived in Santa Fe. Today I got an email from my friend. Not only was the hat found it was mailed to her along with three souvenir pins (Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and the Rail Runner) and a letter thanking her for visiting New Mexico and riding the Rail Runner!!! Way to Rail Runner...You Rock!!! read more

Wow! What a nice experience. We were in Albuquerque and wanted to go to Santa Fe. We had a car, but heard that the Rail Runner was the easier way to go. Although a little skeptical, I was interested. Finding the Rail Runner/parking was EASY! Buying the tickets was EASY! Getting on and seated was EASY! And we took it EASY as we did not have to deal with traffic, parking, etc. It also had a place for bikers to place their bicycles. This was a surprisingly pleasant experience and definitely the way to go between ABQ and SF. You get off at the Santa Fe Railyard District and you can take a 7 minute (or less) bus ride to the Plaza (included in the price of the RR ticket). You can also take buses to the museums (again included with the price of the RR ticket). The name of this train should be the "Train that Could!" Well done NM...well done! read more

It is fascinating to see so many 'positive' reviews, while most of people around me refuse to take the train. They rather drive on their own. Why? The answer is simple. The train is too SLOW. You need an hour to drive. But it takes about 1.5 hour to ride the train plus time to wait and transit. It is that simple. If you improve the train speed, you might make profit much sooner. But what makes most sad is that the train stops at 8:42AM at ABQ, and not going further towards Santa Fe. what kind of idea is that? You cannot even make one time each hour? How ridiculous is that? read more