Inspired by this Bjork interview, she said she enjoyed travelling by train in Germany / touring rather than taking planes. Citing the change in molecular structure / atmospheric pressure in the sky on the human body as a negative consequence and the positive benefit of seeing the country during transit. She says the reason is also because Iceland didn't have a railway system at the time, so everyone just rides around in their Jeeps from one place to the next.

Many citizens like those in Malta or America have also been said to have never ridden a train. Curious to see what ATRL experience has been.

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For actual transportation (getting from one city to another) probably when I was 18. Yes I'm American

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Does the one in Disneyland count

I was a child. Don't remember what age, though. But I do love taking the train into the city.

I was 21 when they first ran train on me

I wouldn't know for sure, pretty sure since I was a baby lol, we've always had a pretty decent train service.

From Toronto to Ottawa…..kinda slow

i don't like trains i've only taken them a few times while traveling

i prefer walking all around if i had to

when i was 17 for some D

i listened to Honeymoon by Lana on entire trip there and back

I think I was around 4 or 5. I remember I had to have stitches on my chin because I busted it at a train station.

As a child on a day trip for fun with my family. I didn't actually ride one for any true purpose until college.

yes, I'm American [2]

I LOVE TRAINSSSSSSSS like, the autism jumped out! My first time on a train was when I was 6 or 7 and I travelled with grandma to her birth city while my parents travelled there simultaneously by car I also have this vivid memory of nibbling on some Cheerios on the train. Then in 2013 and 2014 for school trips. And then when I moved abroad and actually experience WAY better trains, I started using them more often.

I've travelled by train in the following countries:

Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Italy, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey

I think I was like 5 when I first took the subway with my grandma.

I was 11 when I took a train from Orlando to Miami with my grandma.

Not the train i thought this would be

I was 7, I think? I went to Porto with my family.

Excluding theme park trains

I think I was 8 years old when my family took a trip to DC and New York where we took the subways in each city.

My first intercity train was when I traveled to France at the age of 19.

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Somewhere in Poland when I was 20. My Canadian ass was shook!

Probably when I was like 12/13 and me and my friends wanted to go to a big shopping centre a few cities away (Meadowhall for those who might know nn).

But, I love trains. I drive and have a car and I still use trains all the time! Trains pride!

quite young, I have core childhood memories of riding the tube to London Zoo and being terrified we were gonna fall between the train and platform

probably when I was 3... see when you actually use some rails

When I was 3 or 4? My parents would take me into the city a lot or up and down the coast to different cities.

Idk, taking the train is very normal here, so young

I live in NJ and work in Manhattan NY, so I take the NJTransit commuter rail daily along with the MTA subway.

For travel/leisure, I usually take Amtrak around 2-3x a year.

Probably when I was like two years old.

Like 9 years old, when I moved from my birthplace to California and took BART